Podcast appearances and mentions of howard hall

In a series of podcasts taped live at 2024's Money 20/20 in Las Vegas, host Lou Carlozo brings you the latest from one of the premier financial services conferences in the world. On this episode, Howard Hall--who serves in dual managing director roles at 1414 Ventures and Consult Hyperion--discusses the imperative to reverse the bombastic private equity mentaility that surrounds startup funding and restore the sense of purpose and teamwork that marked its beginnings. Hall also shares the delightful story of how 1414 got its name. Hint: Bone up on your King Henry V history.

Hello Colorado Rapids fans. Tim Howard is officially a member of the U.S. Soccer Hall Of Fame. The HOF in Frisco, Texas hosted virtual media availability with every member of the 2024 Class. Here's the full audio from that call. Tim speaks on his time with the U.S. National Team, his soccer journey, Everton, and of course being captain of Colorado Rapids. Enjoy.

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Louie Schwartzberg, Howard and Michele Hall have a longterm beautiful friendship, the core of which is based in capturing and celebrating nature's wonders. While Louie explores the earth and air, Howard and Michele have magnificently captured the splendors of what lies within beneath our waters. Howard and Michele Hall are perhaps best known for their underwater IMAX films. In 1994 Howard directed the first underwater IMAX 3D feature, Into the Deep. In 1998 Michele produced and Howard directed the IMAX feature, Island of the Sharks, which was an enterprise of Howard Hall Productions. In 2005 they returned to the IMAX 3D format by directing and producing Deep Sea 3D which was awarded Best Picture at the Giant Screen Cinema Association Conference and Best Large Format Film at Wildscreen 2006. In 2009 the Hall's released Under the Sea 3D. This film won best cinematography at the Giant Screen Cinema Association Conference in 2009 and Best Documentary at the Internationnal 3D Society in 2010. Howard was director of underwater cinematography for the Primesco Productions film Lost Worlds, the MacGillivray Freeman film The Living Sea, the IMAX 3D feature Return to Hubble, and was underwater cinematographer for MacGillivray Freeman's Journey Into Amazing Caves. In 2002 Howard was underwater sequence director and Michele was location manager for MacGillivray Freeman's IMAX feature Coral Reef Adventure, a film in which both he and Michele are featured on-camera. Of the five highest grossing 3D films produced by IMAX Corporation, two were directed by Howard Hall. Into the Deep has earned box office receipts of over $70 million and Deep Sea 3D has earned over $96 million. The Hall's recently released Under the Sea 3D has earned over $52 million. Between them, Howard and Michele have won seven Emmy Awards. Howard has produced and/or directed many award winning natural history television films including a National Geographic Special, which he co-produced with Michele, and three episodes of the PBS series Nature. Howard also directed and Michele produced the award winning, five-hour series Secrets of the Ocean Realm for PBS. Howard holds a BS degree in zoology from San Diego State University. He is a member of the Directors Guild of America and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Michele is a Registered Nurse and holds a B.S. degree in Health Sciences. She is a member of the Television Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Women Divers Hall of Fame.

Dr. Howard Hall is the Director for the UT Institute for Nuclear Security. He holds a joint appointment with Consolidated Nuclear Security (Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, TN, and the Pantex Plant in Amarillo, TX), and serves as Professor in both the Department of Nuclear Engineering and the Bredesen Center For Interdisciplinary Research and Graduate Education. Professor Hall is also a Senior Fellow in Global Security Policy at the Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy at the University of Tennessee.Professor Hall received his Ph.D. in Nuclear and Radiochemistry from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1989; and his BS in Chemistry from the College of Charleston in 1985. Prior to joining UT, Dr. Hall spent more than 20 years at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Northern California, where he led major scientific and operational missions in nuclear and homeland security. During his tenure at LLNL, Dr. Hall led efforts supporting US Government programs in aviation safety and security, nuclear threat detection and nuclear emergency response.In 2005, Dr. Hall was part of the team awarded the Department of Homeland Security/Science and Technology Directorate Under Secretary's Award for Science. Professor Hall is a member of the American Nuclear Society, the American Physical Society, the American Chemical Society, the American Society for Engineering Education, the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management, and holds the rank of Fellow in the American Institute of Chemists and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.EPISODE NOTES:Follow NucleCast on Twitter at @NucleCastEmail comments and story suggestions to NucleCast@anwadeter.orgSubscribe to NucleCast podcastRate the show

Jim and Jeff talk with Jackie Shoback, Co-founder of 1414 Ventures and Corporate Board Director, and Howard Hall, Co-founder at 1414 Ventures and Managing Director at Consult Hyperion, about the digital identity market from an investors point of view. #126 - Venture Capital in Digital Identity with Mike Engle and Howard Hall: https://www.identityatthecenter.com/listen/episode/1d4caad7/126-venture-capital-in-digital-identity Connect with Jackie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackie-shoback/ Connect with Howard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/howard-hall-38027/ Learn more about 1414 Ventures: https://www.1414ventures.com/ 1414 Ventures MarketScape: https://www.1414ventures.com/marketscape Learn more about Identiverse: https://events.identiverse.com/identiverse2023/begin?code=IDV23-ICEN20 Use our discount code for 20% off your Identiverse registration: IDV23-ICEN20 Connect with us on LinkedIn: Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/ Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/ Visit the show on the web at idacpodcast.com and follow @IDACPodcast on Twitter.

Amerykańska piechota morska może zakazać rekrutom zwracania się z szacunkiem do starszych członków per „pan” (sir) lub „pani” (ma'am), aby uniknąć „błędnego określania płci” i obrażania ich. Ta rekomendacja została zawarta w nowym raporcie o wartości 2 milionów dolarów zleconym przez marines Uniwersytetowi w Pittsburghu. Wyczerpujące, 738-stronicowe badanie, które marines zlecili po raz pierwszy w 2020 wykazało, że tradycyjne sposoby zwracania się do przełożonych powstrzymują rzekomo integrację płciową w formacji. „Zastosowanie określników neutralnych pod względem płci eliminuje możliwość błędnej oceny instruktorów musztry, co może nieumyślnie urazić lub wywołać niezgodę” – czytamy w badaniu. „Ucząc rekrutów używania określników neutralnych płciowo dla swoich instruktorów musztry podkreślane jest znaczenie szanowania osób niezależnie od ich płci”. Dwuletnie badanie przeprowadzone przez Warrior Human Performance Research Center na University of Pittsburgh wykazało również, że „armia, marynarka wojenna i straż wybrzeża skutecznie zmniejszają nacisk na określanie swojej płci w zintegrowanym środowisku”. „Zamiast mówić „proszę pani” lub „panie”, rekruci mają odnosić się do swoich instruktorów musztry, używając ich stopni lub ról, po których następuje ich nazwisko” – napisano. „Określniki płci skłaniają rekrutów do zwracania się przez płeć do instruktora musztry w pierwszej kolejności, przed jego rangą lub rolą” - czytamy dalej. Pułkownik Howard Hall, szef sztabu Dowództwa ds. Szkolenia i Edukacji Korpusu Piechoty Morskiej, powiedział w grudniu 2022, że taka zmiana w zwracaniu się była rozważana przez kierownictwo Marines, lecz spotkała się tam z pewnym sprzeciwem. Propozycja jest jednym z sześciu zaleceń, które rozważa rada doradcza ds. szkolenia podstawowego Marines, czytamy w raporcie. Nie jest jasne, kiedy Marines zdecydują, które z nich realizować, a więc też zmianę w zwracaniu się. Hall ostrzegł na grudniowym spotkaniu Komitetu Doradczego ds. Obrony ds. Kobiet w Służbach, że ewentualna zmiana nie nastąpi szybko. „To będzie wymagało trochę wysiłku”, powiedział Hall w kwestii określników neutralnych pod względem płci.„Chcemy uniknąć wszelkich rozwiązań, które wprowadzają jakieś perturbacje” - dodał. Hall powiedział później, że „to (określniki płciowe) nie jest czymś, co dałoby się zmienić z dnia na dzień”. Wiadomość o możliwej zmianie została szybko rozniosła się w amerykańskim internecie jako „żartowanie z armii”, a jeden z komentatorów stwierdził: „Żaden prawdziwy żołnierz piechoty morskiej nie pozwoliłby na to!” „Kolejny powód, dla którego wyszedłem z piechoty morskiej”, napisał jeden z byłych członków, mówiąc: „Jesteśmy WOJOWNIKAMI, a nie politykami”. W międzyczasie podcaster Craig Chamberlain zażartował: „Jeśli ktoś z naszej armii zostanie schwytany przez wroga, przynajmniej będziemy wiedzieć, że nasze wojska będą przygotowane do użycia właściwych zaimków”. Inni jednak sugerowali, że zmiana zaimków to nie tak duża zmiana, jak się początkowo może wydawać. „Jako były żołnierz piechoty morskiej, instruktor musztry zawsze mówił “tak” lub “nie”. „Ma'am” lub „Sir” służy tylko do zwracania się do oficera” – napisała jedna osoba, a inni twierdzili, że tylko rekruci kiedykolwiek używali tych terminów. Zlecone badanie zwróciło uwagę na szereg obszarów wśród jednostki Marines, gdzie w większości służą mężczyzni, w tym seksistowskie zachowania i żarty oraz materiały szkoleniowe skupiające się na mężczyznach, często używające męskich zaimków nawet w przypadku stanowisk zajmowanych przez kobiety.

Coming to you from the recent HPE Partner Event in Leek, Staffordshire.  The second Channel Chat live was recorded in September 2022.

Rock the Schoolhouse with Dr. Tonia Howard-Hall.To get FULL access to this episode go to www.patreon.com/bettersavannah and become a Patron/memberJohn and Chuck discuss some end of the year updates and the pending school board races. Dr. Tonia Howard-Hall is the 8th District schoolboard representative 

Jim and Jeff talk with Mike Engle, Head of Strategic Planning from 1Kosmos, and Howard Hall, lead for the North American Office of Consult Hyperion, about the role their digital identity venture capital firm "1414 Ventures" plays in the identity ecosystem. Connect with Mike on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/englemichael/ Connect with Howard on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/howard-hall-38027/ Learn more about 1414 Ventures: https://www.1414ventures.com/ Connect with Jim and Jeff on LinkedIn here: Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/ Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/ Visit the show at www.IdentityAtTheCenter.comand follow @IDACPodcast on Twitter. Have a question for Jim and Jeff? Ask us here: https://anchor.fm/identity-at-the-center/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/identity-at-the-center/message

Mark William Wright, “Hubby”, to all who knew and loved him, went to be with the Lord on May 21, 2021. Mark is survived by the love of his life, Lisa Wright "Lee Lee" and his beloved sons Mark William Wright, Jr. and Evan Hunter Wright, of whom he was extremely proud; mother-in-law, Estelle Hall; siblings, Kathy Wright Jones, Robert Hayman Wright, III, Margaret Wright, Paula Wright Koss (Michael); brother-in-law, Howard Hall; many nieces and nephews; an aunt; and cousins. He is preceded in death by his father, Robert Hayman Wright, Jr.; mother, Eleanor Mae Wright; and brother, Robert Hunter...Article LinkSupport the show (http://henricocitizen.com/contribute)

Open The Mic is back for another season! In our first episode we sat down with local comedian Howard Hall. He talked us through what it was like to get invited to do a TED Talk, producing his own comedy special, and what he thinks about Mike Tyson.Support the show (https://www.noshowcomedy.com/support-us)

In Episode 13, you'll hear the latest news in the last week from around the world underwater including the man who is aiming to be the world's oldest Scuba Diver at 100 years old. We also find out about the possible final resting place of a WWII US submarine off the coast of Thailand, new eLearning courses from PADI, and how sharks are being exploited as we explore COVID-19 vaccines as we round up the week's top stories.Then we welcome back one of our fabulous co-hosts, Linden Wolbert, as she speaks with famed underwater filmmaker Michele Hall. Michele left her 20-year career as a pediatric nurse to dive into the world of underwater wildlife filmmaking as a producer. She has produced, with her husband Howard Hall, some of the most successful underwater IMAX films of our time winning multiple Emmy awards.Mermaid Linden, perhaps the world’s most famous mermaid, shares a top travel tip for all those aspiring mermaids and mermen out there.And then finally we hear from Ross Arnold on his Best Dive Ever.Don't forget to give us ★★★★★, leave a review, and tell your friends about us - every share and like really makes a difference.

We are very happy to host the legendary underwater cinematography team of Howard and Michele Hall. The Halls are known for their incredible IMAX films that have been shown all over the world.

Howard has directed and Michele has produced underwater IMAX features with a box office total exceeding $200 million dollars.  The Hall's  television work has resulted in 7 Emmy awards. Howard is a member of the Directors Guild and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science.  Michele is a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and the Women Divers Hall of Fame. They both are recipients of the Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences' NOGI Award.

Chancelier “xero” Skidmore interviews comedian/host Howard Hall. Howard discusses how good comedy is crafted and received in times of deep political division and change.

Howard Hall gives marital advice and talks about The Hall Family Marriage Ministry. Howard Hall also talks about how his ex- girlfriend helped him meet his wife and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dr. Howard Hall is a member of the ORISE Distinguished Scientist Advisory Board, an external panel of recognized experts in scientific and technical disciplines that validates the ORISE vision is maximizing DOE's strategic objectives. Dr. Hall talks about trading his national laboratory career to work in academia at the University of Tennessee. Working for the DSAB combines the best of both worlds.

The boys have Howard Hall in town to discuss the most ridiculous movie starring jon voight!

Listen in on the conversation I had with Howard Hall, local radio personality (Cumulus Radio) and touring Stand-up Comedian. Mr. Hall has his finger on the pulse of young African Americans in our city. He shares his thoughts with us in our newest THRIVE Podcast With the Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Howard and Michele Hall bring us stunning footage of the rare Dugong. This video was captured in Busuanga Island, Philippines. Dugongs are increasingly rare and finding individuals that are approachable is even more rare.  Dugongs are now protected in the Philippines and the Dugong Dive Center in Busuanga regularly takes people out for snorkeling or even scuba encounters.  The video was made possible with support from the Dugong Dive Center, El Rio y Mar Resort, and the Philippines Department of Tourism. More info at HowardHall.com

Join Jake Willers as he talks with both IMAX 3D Director and Producer, Howard and Michele Hall.

Howard Hall's gorgeous underwater footage from Raja Ampat, Indonesia. More at HowardHall.com.

Host Marie Hulett chats with Julie Jones from Lab Rescue and filmmaker Howard Hall.

Howard Hall. Cocos Island Submersible. Stunning RED One footage. Howard and Michele Hall explore Cocos Island by deep sea submersible for an unforgettable experience of this famed Pacific island off Costa Rica. More info on Howard Hall Productions at HowardHall.com

Howard Hall. Cocos Island Submersible. Gorgeous. Howard and Michele Hall explore Cocos Island by deep sea submersible for an unforgettable experience of this famed Pacific island off Costa Rica. More info on Howard Hall Productions at HowardHall.com

Howard Hall, RED One, Maldives. Gorgeous. More info at HowardHall.com

Howard Hall, RED One, Maldives. Gorgeous. More info at HowardHall.com

Howard and Michele Hall are among the top underwater imagers in the world today. As Howard Hall Productions, they have produced numerous award-winning feature underwater films, series and television specials. They specialize in marine wildlife films, and have worked in IMAX, IMAX 3D, 35 mm, high definition video, and many other formats. Howard has received six cinematography Emmys for films produced for television. Michele has received one Emmy award. Howard holds a degree in zoology from San Diego State University. His interest in marine wildlife has led him to author numerous articles about marine life. He is a "Roving Editor" for International Wildlife Magazine and a Contributing Editor for Ocean Realm Magazine and Fathoms Magazine. Michele’s underwater photographs have been published in numerous books and magazines around the world. Within the underwater imaging community, Howard and Michele are inspirations to countless underwater filmmakers, and actively go out of their way to support the diving community. They have mentored and encouraged so many underwater imagers. And their contribution to ocean conservation and raising awareness about issues facing the ocean world is truly invaluable. For more information about their work and current projects, please visit their website, http://HowardHall.com. We are honored to present "Ocean Requiem" as DiveFilm High Definition Podcast Episode 6.