Podcasts about ilca

Cameron Hill caught up with Eve McMahon, fresh from her sailing bronze medal at the ILCA 6 World Championships, and Paris 2024 Olympians Robert Dickson & Sean Waddilove, at Irish Sailing HQ in Dún Laoghaire.

Las noticias más destacadas del mundo de la náutica y del deporte de la vela contadas en menos de dos minutos en Tripulante18 Podcast, correspondientes a la semana 20/25 (Del 12 al 18 de mayo) del año 2025, incluidas en el episodio #232 ‘La Copa América se va a Nápoles'. Dirige y presenta Jaume Soler. – Copa América – Campeonato de Europa de 470 – Campeonato de Europa de Formula Kite – Campeonato de España ILCA 7 | Ibiza - Copa de España de Optimist | Mar Menor - 44Cup | Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team - J70 Sailway Series | Vigo SÍGUENOS Web: http://tripulante18.com​​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SolerAlberti https://twitter.com/18Tripulante Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/jaume.soler/?hl=es Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eB3dDP

Las noticias más destacadas del mundo de la náutica y del deporte de la vela contadas en menos de dos minutos en Tripulante18 Podcast, correspondientes a la semana 10 (Del 3 al 9 de marzo) del año 2025, incluidas en el episodio #222 ‘La sal gana al azúcar'. Dirige y presenta Jaume Soler. – Liga Femenina Iberdrola de Vela - EKP Women's Cup – Marina Greenwich Women's Cup – La Petrolera – Campeonato de España ILCA 4 - Hondarribia – Ocean Power Watersports Photography Awards 2024SÍGUENOS Web: http://tripulante18.com​​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SolerAlberti https://twitter.com/18Tripulante Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/jaume.soler/?hl=es Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eB3dDP

El navegante del Yacht Club Rosario se consagro Campeon Sudamericano de ILCA 7 en Paracas, Peru. Reviví la charla con uno de los deportistas destacados en vela del pais.

Ezequiel Méndez, fondista quilmeño que el último fin de semana se consagró en el CeNARD como campeón metropolitano U23 en los 10 mil metros. Además, vivimos la Copa Alma para la clase ILCA y adelantamos la tradiconal regata Borde a Quilmes del próximo sábado con Quique Campolo, navegante y comodoro del Club Náutico Quilmes; y, junto a Diego Indicky, presidente de la Unión Nacional de Clubes de Barrio de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, analizamos las consecuencias del brutal recorte del 56% que sufrió el Presupuesto Nacional para el deporte en 2025.

Kevin Johnson joins WRAM's Kailey Foster to discuss the new Presidential Administration and tariffs, sharing some of their implications for Illinois farmers. He also discusses the Illinois session and some of the bills the ILCA is keeping an eye on.

Las noticias más destacadas del mundo de la náutica y del deporte de la vela contadas en menos de dos minutos en Tripulante18 Podcast, correspondientes a la semana 6 (3 al 9 de febrero) del año 2025, incluidas en el episodio #218 'Guerra por las licencias'. Dirige y presenta Jaume Soler. - Campeonato de España ILCA 6 - Mar Menor - Europeo y Copa de España de Europe - Torrevieja - Australia SailGP - Interclubes Ría de Pontevedra SÍGUENOS Web: http://tripulante18.com​​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SolerAlberti https://twitter.com/18Tripulante Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/jaume.soler/?hl=es Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eB3dDP

Today we're counting down the top 10 Canadian sailing stories of 2024 with John Morris, online editor of Canadian Boating and curator of Sailing In Canada (sailingincanada.ca).  Featuring: AC40's, Sail GP, Olympics, Canadian Sailing hall of fame Class of 2024, a special section on grassroots races you've never heard of, and of course the winner of the 3rd annual Whitecap Cup for greatness in alternative sailing programs (GRASP).   #1  Halifax pulls off an amazing Sail GP event #2  Canadian Sailors at the Paris Games #3  Team Concord Pacific Youth and Women's America's Cup #4  Sail GP Canada new owner Dr. Greg Bailey of Juvenescence and new skipper Giles Scott #5  Canadian sailing Hall of Fame Class of 2024 #6  Olympic qualifiers #7  Carlos Charabati wins ILCA 4 worlds #8  Sullivan Nakatsu 10th at World Youth championships. #9  Grass roots events you've never heard of:  Lowisa, Race To Kingston, Aylesford Lake National One Design class boats, Guelph Lake Palm D'Or) #10 Whitecap Cup goes to…Sail Nova Scotia's Mobile Sailing School!

Pokémon Sleep is moving to a new development team, Pokémon Works aka ILCA. ILCA is the ones who make both Pokémon HOME and they made Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl. Pokémon is doing two holiday events in California. Pokémon TCG Pocket has now made more money than Pokémon UNITE and Pokémon Sleep and will probably pass Pokémon Masters EX in revenue by the end of the year. 00:00:00-Introduction 00:01:40-Sleep's Downfall00:31:20-Holiday Events CA00:40:50-The Beast Ball00:57:40-Pokémon Pocket Talk01:27:15-Post Credits   LINKS

Press X Join the Press X Discord: https://discord.gg/MAXtvmv2rw  Topics: Donkey Kong Country park is revealed at Super Nintendo World https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8OtALOr8JI Nintendo announces Black Friday offers https://www.nintendo.com/us/whatsnew/nintendo-announces-black-friday-offers-providing-even-more-ways-to-play-this-holiday-season/  Pocketpair details lawsuit filed against it by Nintendo and The Pokemon Company https://www.gamesindustry.biz/pocketpair-shares-nintendo-the-pokemon-companys-demands-from-palworld-lawsuit The Pokémon Works is a new subsidiary formed by The Pokémon Company and ILCA, developing both games and “services” like Pokémon Home https://www.pokemonworks.co.jp/ Nintendo Sues Streamer of Emulated, Pre-Released Games https://www.404media.co/nintendo-sues-streamer-of-emulated-pre-released-games/ Echoes of Wisdom developers tried to make Link talk but decided it felt wrong Twitter (Genki) / Automaton-Media LightSpeed Studios establishes LightSpeed Japan Studio led by Hideaki Itsuno (DMC5, Dragon's Dogma) https://www.gematsu.com/2024/11/lightspeed-studios-establishes-lightspeed-japan-studio-led-by-hideaki-itsuno Mass Effect TV Series in the Works at Amazon from Fast & Furious 9 Writer https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/mass-effect-tv-series-amazon-writer-marvel-1236203755/ Indiana Jones and the Great Circle gets gameplay deep dive trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vujiFT4cQm8 Questions from Discord:  Campfire_knight: Going to go a bit broader with my next question topic this time: What video game character would make for the best roommate and why? Try to think more creatively beyond reasons like "because they are hot!" Lol For example, Link would make for a terrible roommate because of his incessant need to shatter pots. No keeping indoor plants around that guy. What we're playing: Mary: Dragon Age Veilguard ✅ John: Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven Greg: Blops (hit my first prestige), Sonix X Shadow Generations, Apex Legends, Rocket League Brett L:  Silent Hill 2 remake (done), Neva (done), AW 2:  The Lake House (done), COD: Black Ops 6 Brett M: Blops 6, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood ✅

El #196 Tripulante18 Podcast lo titulamos ‘Rafa también es de oro'. Escucharemos el duro relato de Jordi Xammar y Nora Brugman tras quedarse a las puertas de las medallas en Marsella. La otra cara de la moneda es otro español, Rafa Trujillo, que como entrenador se ha colgado el oro en ILCA 7como tutor del australiano Matt Wearn, siendo uno de los muchos técnicos españoles que han estado en París 2024. Dirige y presenta Jaume Soler Albertí. SÍGUENOS Web: http://tripulante18.com​​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SolerAlberti https://twitter.com/18Tripulante Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/jaume.soler/?hl=es Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eB3dDP

Pendant les Jeux Olympiques, Pos. Report est exceptionnellement enregistré le mardi soir et mis en ligne le mercredi pour ne pas être en décalage avec l'actualité des Jeux Olympiques, auxquels le podcast hebdomadaire de Tip & Shaft est consacré.Pour ce 176e épisode, nous revenons sur les derniers jours de compétition à Marseille en compagnie de la spécialiste d'ILCA 6 (ex-Laser Radial), Marie Barrué, et de l'ancien planchiste Louis Giard, qui commente les épreuves pour la plateforme Eurosport Max.Avec eux, nous passons les différentes séries en revue avec un focus sur les résultats de l'équipe de France, de la médaille de bronze en 49er FX de Charline Picon et Sarah Steyaert, aux déceptions tricolores en 49er (Erwan Fischer et Clément Péquin 12e), ILCA 7 (12e place pour Jean-Baptiste Bernaz pour ses cinquièmes Jeux), iQFoil (15e place pour Nicolas Goyard) ou 470 (pas de médaille pour Camille Lecointre et Jérémie Mion avant la medal race).Marie Barrué commente en particulier la semaine de Louise Cervera (8e avant la medal race, la médaille n'étant pas non plus accessible), avec laquelle elle était en concurrence pour la sélection et qu'elle a accompagnée jusqu'au 22 juillet en tant que partenaire d'entraînement en vertu d'un “pacte” que les deux jeunes femmes avaient fait au début de l'olympiade.Le bilan français repose du coup sur les épaules des “kiters” Lauriane Nolot et Axel Mazella, encore en course pour la médaille, nos deux invités se montrant confiants sur leurs chances de monter sur le podium.Diffusé le 7 août 2024Générique : Fast and wild/EdRecordsPost-production : Grégoire Levillain Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Fragmento del programa 6x42 donde seguimos comentando sobre el tema de ILCA y un desarrollo en exclusiva para Nintendo Switch ¿Se tratará finalmente de Mario & Luigi: Conexión Fraternal? pues no lo sabemos, tocará esperar

No hace falta que lo preguntéis: Hemos jugado al dichoso Zenless Zone Zero y más allá de que Óscar diga que es Goty; que Carlos lo esté jugando y que Daniel lo ha probado (a su manera), tenéis un ratito hablando sobre él en la sección de Next. Lo de ser Otaku lo lleva bien la triada y de hecho, el lanzamiento del nuevo videojuego de HoYoverse coincide con la confirmación del regreso de Sony a la feria japonesa del videojuego ¿Puede significar un posible PlayStation Showcase? Los tres colaboradores no lo creen. Microsoft ha vuelto a echar a gente. En un año tan ennegrecido con los despidos y tras un evento competente y lleno de anuncios, Xbox tiene varias deudas con su comunidad y una de ellas sigue siendo los juegos de Activision Blizzard; todo parece que hay algo de luz. De Nintendo seguimos hablando sobre el tema de ILCA y de si está detrás del nuevo videojuego de Mario & Luigi. Por cierto ¿Os apetece un Bioshock Remake? Pues todo apunta a que es real, tú. Lo que si es de verdad es nuestro termómetro: Óscar: Los despidos de Surgent Studios Daniel: ¿Por qué no sale LEGO Horizon en Xbox? Carlos: Una más de CDPR

Published 30 June 2024We chat to Great Pilkington. She has just been selected to represent New Zealand at the Paris Olympics in the ILCA class. She is young, it is her first Olympics, so we wanted you to get to know her, because she is a great person. The interview is a lot of fun. We also have plenty of SailGP gossip and plenty more.... Enjoy!#sailgp #gretapilkington #ilca_sailing #nzlsailingteam #livesaildie #olympicsailing #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail 

Introduction Welcome to RetroLogic! I'm Dan Caporello here with John Cummis, Sam Wagers, and Shannon Eno   But RetroLogic isn't just a podcast. It's a community of retro gamers! - We've got an active, friendly, and free discord. - Giveaways - Contests - AND Dive into our family of Retro podcasts! Like RetroGroove, a music history podcast, and On Topic Retro, a podcast dedicated to 1 video game per episode hosted by our very own John Cummins. - you can find everything at our website retrologic.games Tell me one thing that happened this week! Housekeeping Sam: Blog and Streaming updates   John: On Topic/Retro Rewind + blog (Mario Land 2-Get 999 coins to enter drawing)   FilmLogic: 10 Live Action movies that need an Animated remake   RetroGroove: Season finale is coming soon! Adam and Liam talk about the best musical duos in history.   Star Wars dads: Episode 2 is out soon talking about The Acolyte   12:24 The Price Is Retro If this is your first time playing Price Is Retro, here's how we play. I'm going to list off 4 or 5 games and everyone has to guess how much the lot is worth in total. Whoever is closest to the actual value wins that round! Everyone has a list and everyone guesses on each other's list. At the end, the player that won the most rounds wins the episode! But watch out for the robot Deus Guess Machina! He averages all of our guesses together for his own guess Dan's list Shan's list Sam's list Trivia Card   28:38 Show Topics   Mario & Luigi Brothership was announced during the June 18th Nintendo Direct, so to celebrate we're talking about the history of the Mario & Luigi games! Game Year Metacritic Console Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga 2003 90/100[24] GBA, NSO Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time 2005 86/100[25] DS, Wii U Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story 2009 90/100[26] DS Mario & Luigi: Dream Team 2013 81/100[27] 3DS Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam 2015 76/100[28] 3DS Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions 2017 81/100[29] 3DS Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey 2018 84/100[30] 3DS The developer of the Mario & Luigi games began as a fledgling RPG house. Making both the japanese only Koto Battle: Tengai no Moribito for GBC and Tomato Adventure for GBA. In Tomato Adventure the player, as DeMille, a tomato-hater in the Ketchup Kingdom, fights his way from his outcast village to rescue his girlfriend. The in-game weapons are toy-like and the battles against opponents involve minigames. Some consider it to be the spiritual precursor to Mario & Luigi. Tetsuo Mizuno, Square's second president, and Fujioka and Yoshihiko Maekawa, who were game directors at Square. The name AlphaDream, meaning the 'first dream', is a play on Final Fantasy, Square's most notable series. Alphadream was also notable for being the developer for the Hamtaro license and created several games using the IP. Specifically, the later games in the series, Rainbow Rescue and Ham Ham games, both of which featured minigames that served as a prototype for those featured in mario & luigi series. 44:52-48:00   On October 1, 2019, AlphaDream declared bankruptcy, citing sluggish revenues and high development costs, and being unable to keep up with growing debt (which as of March 2018 was over ¥465 million) Many of the staff were scooped up Monolithsoft, ILCA, and Nintendo. Community Couch SpiderShan — Today at 6:17 PM @everyone a little late notice but we will be talking about the Mario & Luigi games tonight for the next episode of RetroLogic. We'd love to hear about your experiences with the series?  What games have you played?  What are your favorites in the series? Just being Bruce — Today at 6:50 PM Oh sorry guys, but I can't leave any messages for you about that because I'm concentrating on the Oilers winning all the way!!!!!!!!! Your Wallet's Defense Attorney — Today at 7:08 PM The Mario & Luigi games are my childhood Mario RPGs.  I had Partners in Time and Bowser's Inside Story as a kid.  I view the series as an underrated classic.  I own and have played the core four games, but I only beat PiT and BiS.  I almost got to the end in Superstar Saga, tho.  I haven't played Paper Jam.  I think my favorite is absolutely Bowser's Inside Story. Eric Plunk — Today at 8:07 PM I've only dabbled in the series but have played enough them to enjoy their comedic charm. Superstar Saga has a special place in my heart because it was the last Christmas gift I got from my Grandmother before she passed. Thanks for listening to the RetroLogic Podcast! We are proudly part of the Nintendo Dads family of podcasts. If you like what you hear, check me out on Twitter at @RetrologicGames. You're also welcome to jump into our friendly and 100% non-toxic Discord Community! The link to that is in my twitter bio. You can also find everything on our website Retrologic.games  

SandLand, le TEST avant la sortie par Yohann LemoreA savoir► Sortie : 26/04/2024► Plateformes : PS4/PS5, Series, PC► Genre : Action-RPG► Editeur : Namco Bandaï► Développeur : ILCA► Age : Dès 7 ansCrédits audio :► SandLand, soundtrack by Bandai Namco Studio Inc.

Ce 160e épisode de Pos. Report reçoit Guillaume Chiellino, Directeur technique national de la Fédération française de voile, et Jonathan Lobert, médaillé de bronze en Finn aux JO de Londres 2012. Ils réagissent à l'annonce de la sélection qui représentera la France lors des épreuves disputées à Marseille du 28 juillet au 8 août.Les 14 sélectionnés - 7 filles, 7 garçons - s'engagent sur les 10 épreuves au programme et l'objectif affiché du DTN est de 30% de médailles. Langue de bois ou pas ? Guillaume Chiellino confie pourquoi il se cantonne à cette fourchette « basse »… en espérant mieux !Lauriane Nolot, marin de l'année 2023, championne d'Europe 2024, paraît bien placée pour décrocher l'or olympique en kitefoil, nouvelle discipline olympique. La Varoise de 23 ans incarne la jeune génération d'une équipe de France composée de marins plus expérimentés, à l'image de Jean-Baptiste Bernaz qui disputera ses cinquièmes JO (en dériveur, ILCA 7, ex-Laser) ou du duo de « Mamas » qui s'alignera en 49 FX : Charline Picon (championne olympique à Rio 2016 en planche à voile) et Sarah Steyaert. Les deux femmes, 33e lors des derniers Mondiaux, avaient terminé derrière le duo Amélie Riou et Lara Granier (20es) : Guillaume Chiellino s'explique sur les choix français qui peuvent paraître « cruels ». Il revient également sur le suspense autour de la sélection de Tim Mourniac / Lou Berthomieu (Nacra 17) et d'Hélène Noesmoen (planche IQ foil), moins dominatrice qu'en début de saison.Jonathan Lobert analyse les dernières performances françaises qui ont permis de prendre l'ascendant psychologique sur la concurrence : en témoignent les places obtenues lors de la dernière étape de Coupe du Monde à Palma : celles de Camille Lecointre et Jérémie Mion (1ers) ou le titre mondial pour Clément Péquin et Erwan Fischer. Jamais, avant eux, un duo français n'avait été sacré en 49er.Guillaume et Jonathan décryptent pourquoi la navigation à domicile confère un avantage certain dans une marina où ils ont pu apprivoiser / modéliser chaque vent et chaque courant. Les marins disposeront aussi de la « Maison de l'équipe de France » pour s'isoler quand ils en ressentiront le besoin. Pas question de faire subir aux adversaires l'histoire vécue à Londres : l'accès au plan d'eau volontairement cadenassé, pour leur interdire l'entraînement. Jonathan Lobert s'en souvient encore avec amertume.Les membres de l'équipe de France seront réunis pour la première fois à l'occasion de la Semaine Olympique Française du 20 au 27 avril : l'occasion d'échanger les bons conseils entre marins : « Navigue comme tu sais faire, n'essaie pas de faire plus », avait entendu Jonathan Lobert de la bouche de ses aînés. Cette phrase l'avait libéré avant la suite heureuse que l'on connaît pour Londres.Diffusé le 16 avril 2024Générique : Fast and wild/EdRecordsPost-production : Grégoire Levillain Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Sand Land, preview avant la sortie par Yohann LemoreA savoir► Sortie : 26/04/2024► Plateformes : PS4/PS5, Series, PC► Genre : Action-RPG► Editeur : Namco Bandaï► Développeur : ILCA► Age : Dès 7 ansCrédits audio :► SandLand, soundtrack

Pokémon Sleep messed up, but players weren't mad because of how they handled it. The first week of Raikou is over, we talk about how easy or hard it was to get, even for players who just picked up the game. Pokémon Works is a new thing between ILCA and the Pokémon Company and we don't really know what it means yet? There is some weird price things happening with the latest Pokémon TCG set. If you spent $10 on the Season Pass in Pokémon GO, we now know what part 2 is going to get you. 00:00:00-Introduction 00:03:00-Pokémon Sleep Issues00:30:30-Pokémon Sleep Raikou00:58:25-Break01:01:20-Temporal Forces Manipulation01:01:20-Pokémon Works01:34:00-Pokémon GO April Announcements01:59:00-Post Credits  Ad this episode was by Factor! Head over to factormeals.com/pkmncast50 and use code pkmncast50 to save 50% off your order of delicious food! LINKS

Sailor Tom Saunders has been battling for an Olympic place for more than a decade. Finally the 32 year old ILCA athlete has made it. A prodigiously talented youth sailor, Saunders went on to win the senior world championships in 2021 but has been pipped several times for Olympic selection. Today, Saunders was one of five New Zealand sailors, from four different different classes, named for the Paris Olympic Games. Sports reporter Felicity Reid reports.

A bientôt 26 ans, Louise Cervera s'offre des premières : elle a en effet été la première athlète française sélectionnée en voile pour les Jeux olympiques de Paris 2024, en ILCA 6. Elle disputera par conséquent ses premiers JO, elle qui avait eu un avant-goût de ce que représentait cette compétition en étant partenaire d'entraînement de Marie Bolou lors des Jeux de Tokyo. « J'ai adoré cette expérience, je ne me suis jamais sentie dans l'ombre de Marie, elle m'a associée à tout, tout le temps. »Pour la première fois également, Louise Cervera est montée sur un podium européen, en l'occurrence la médaille de bronze des championnats d'Europe disputés à Athènes, quelques semaines après avoir mis le sésame olympique dans sa poche. Elle le dit, « ce n'est qu'une étape », et la spécialiste d'ILCA 6 (ex Laser Radial) n'a pas vraiment eu le temps de rester sur son petit nuage, concentrée sur l'objectif à venir, fin juillet sur le plan d'eau de Marseille.Licenciée au YC de Mandelieu, Louise connaît la Méditerranée par cœur, l'aime au plus profond d'elle-même, tout comme la voile et la compétition, au point de confier : « Plusieurs jours sans naviguer, c'est une torture. » Parallèlement, elle a tracé sa route en faisant un DUT de génie mécanique et productique, avant d'étudier à l'INSA de Lyon, l'objectif qu'elle s'était fixé. Elle mène de front deux projets exigeants et ça tombe bien, la lasériste n'aime pas quand c'est facile…Navigantes est animé par Hélène Cougoule et produit par Tip & Shaft.Diffusé le 6 mars 2024Post production :  Grégoire LevillainGénérique : All the summer girls

Kellie Schmidt is the Statewide Director of Development for the Illinois Landscape Contractors Association, maintaining an office in Springfield, IL. She is responsible for advocacy, member outreach, and program development in the regions outside of the Chicagoland area. She also serves as a liaison to ILCA member nurseries. Before joining the ILCA, Kellie served as Executive Director of the Illinois Green Industry Association for five years. She brings two decades of marketing and sales experience to her work and is passionate about representing the hard-working people that work in all segments of the green industry. In her spare time, she serves at-risk youth and families through Christ-centered, equine assisted programs at Refuge Ranch in Rochester, IL.Huge thanks to ILCA for providing a place to record at their iLandscape Conference!_________________________________________________________________________Patreon: http://patreon.com/TheMunicipalArboristInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_municipal_arborist/Questions or comments?themunicipalarborist@gmail.comThank you to our sponsors:Davey Resource GroupArbsessionWinkler Tree & Lawn Care

Following in the footsteps of notable black plant researchers and scientists like George Washington Carver and Percy Julian is no easy task, but Derek Haynes is more than up to the challenge. With a background in plant biology, and working in vaccine and therapeutics development using non-traditional plant-based technologies, Derek certainly practices what he preaches. Plants offer so much more than home decor, and Derek wants to show you how. He understands that the ancient and the modern don't need to compete, but rather can work together in harmony, offering viable solutions to pressing questions like food insecurity and mind-body-spirit holistic wellness.Merging together education, his signature wit and humour, and his keen love for plants and science, Derek's mission is to pull the traditional knowledge of our ancestors into the mainstream. Known affectionately as The Chocolate Botanist on Instagram, Derek has built a community of over 10K like-minded people, who have come to respect both his incredible depth of knowledge and the palpable joy he cultivates with the subject matter.His earnest passion has landed him features in The Guardian, Lifehacker, and has been a guest on renowned podcasts like Black in the Garden and In Defense of Plants. He has also worked with the North Carolina Botanical Gardens in developing educational workshops on botany and plant science. Through his dedicated commitment to fostering community and providing the necessary tools to expand knowledge, Derek is solidifying his place in the plant world—continuing to pave a new and sustainable path for the next generation of young, Black botanists. Derek's Website & Derek's Instagram Huge thanks to ILCA for providing a place to record at their iLandscape Conference!_________________________________________________________________________Patreon: http://patreon.com/TheMunicipalArboristInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_municipal_arborist/Questions or comments?themunicipalarborist@gmail.comThank you to our sponsors:Davey Resource GroupArbsessionWinkler Tree & Lawn Care

Published 4 February 2024This week we wanted to look at how hard running an event like the ILCA 7 Worlds really is for volunteer run yacht clubs, and what the requirements World Sailing have of the clubs to ensure it is a World standard event. We have this conversation all the time with people who have put their hand up to run World Championships. For this Ep. we chatted to Peter Royle, Commodore Adelaide Sailing Club. Pete is a lifetime competitive sailor and he tells us about the work his team put in, what they had to consider and the help ASC received from all the clubs in South Australia. We thought it was an important discussion. Pete is a long-term mate, so it was a fun and open conversation.#ilca_sailing #olympicsailing #vaikobi #vaikobisail  #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail 

Τέσσερις αθλητές, τρεις από την Ελλάδα και ένας από την Κύπρο βρίσκονται στη Νότια Αυστραλία αυτές τις μέρες για να λάβουν μέρος στο παγκόσμιο πρωτάθλημα ιστιοπλοΐας της ολυμπιακής κατηγορίας ILCA 7 που διεξάγεται στην Αδελαΐδα 24 έως 31 Ιανουαρίου.

Published 7 January 2024This week we chat to Finn Alexander, part of the Australian Sailing Team in the build up for the ILCA 7 Worlds. Plus we talk the youth Americas Cup and his team preparation's.We also have a quick chat to Scott Patton, Rear Commodore of Rye Yacht Club about the Battle for the Bar event, (real name Capel Sound Invitational), a great event doing things differently. We love it and want to ramp up Bar Karates involvement in the future.Plus there is plenty of our fun banter.#finnhundo #aussailingteam #americascup #ilca2024_adelaide #olympicsailing #paris2024 #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail 

My day-to-day work revolves around supporting the current and the aspiring lactation care provider with the resources they need to continue learning, to practice evidence-informed lactation care, and to treat people with kindness and compassion in their contacts with them for the purposes of lactation support. I am immersed in the world of lactation care and the universe of lactation supporters every single day. I am fully committed and I don't intend to retire anytime soon. That's why I read that New York Times article with alarm. There are some very damaging tropes being perpetuated within it. (I refuse to link to it and give them even more website traffic. A quick Google search will bring it up.)The New York Times has pulled out the American journalistic playbook on breastfeeding and lactation once again. They're checking off the boxes on all the false narratives that confound all efforts to truly support people with their breastfeeding goals. Those false narratives:* everyone who is pregnant is pressured by everyone to breastfeed for the whole time their baby is a baby* lactation consultants are overpaid people who exist to take your money and shame you into breastfeeding* if you have problems with breastfeeding, you have to stop and do something else instead* pediatricians are experts in breastfeeding* the Affordable Care Act means that everyone has access to lactation care through their health insurance and insurance companies reimburse lactation consultants for their work* hospitals push breastfeeding beyond the limits of safety* clinical issues in lactation are easily explained or dismissed by people who have not studied them in depth or ever worked with a lactating dyadThank you for reading Evolve Lactation with Christine Staricka IBCLC. This post is public so feel free to share it.Here's what I can't wrap my head around: they could be using their platform to amplify information about how breastfeeding has been found to decrease the rate of Sudden Unexpected Infant Death, reduce first-year infant mortality, and reduce lifetime risk of breast and ovarian cancer in women and people who give birth, but instead The New York Times is publishing an article that calls lactation support into question and breaks the public trust in the IBCLC. We don't have time for this. Many, many people want to breastfeed and cannot access the clinical and peer lactation support they need to do so. Publishing debate about a complex clinical scenario which impacts a small percentage of lactating dyads in a mainstream publication and then conducting what they called an “investigation” by people who are not experts in clinical lactation is not at all productive and it is, I would argue, harmful. There is tremendous harm in perpetuating the myth that lactation consultants are greedy, unethical people whose only objectives are, according to the American journalistic playbook on breastfeeding to a)overcharge you for their services and b)make you feel bad for how you are feeding your baby. Nothing could be further from the truth in either aspect. I've spent the better part of the past 15 years specifically serving IBCLCs and advocating for the profession and the credential. I've volunteered with ILCA and USLCA, served on the Board of USLCA, served on local organizations and for non-profit AND for-profit companies which serve the IBCLC. I offer specialized services for IBCLCs and those aspiring to earn the credential.I've been a practicing IBCLC since 2009, proudly serving families in California.I could write an entire book about what I have learned from all of those experiences. Thank you for reading Evolve Lactation with Christine Staricka IBCLC. This post is public so feel free to share it.What I know is that people get into the field of lactation because they uncover that they have a passion and/or determination to break down the barriers to breastfeeding that they or others close to them have faced. It's a good thing they don't get into it for the money because the math does not track. Most private practice lactation consultants do not make enough money to support their families and rely on their significant other's income as well. This is because the market does not allow them to charge as much as they should for private consults. People won't pay it. (And please don't come for me with the insurance reimbursement stuff. Sounds great the way it's written into the Affordable Care Act, but in the real world, insurance companies have made it next to impossible for lactation consultants to be reimbursed, and even when they do, the rates are far below reasonable for the expertise and work that goes into a lactation consult.)Also, let's think about the breakdown of the field for a minute, too. Most IBCLCs in the US are RNs, and most work in hospitals. They are paid an RN salary by their hospital of employment. Their salary is nearly always dictated by their RN license, not by the fact that they have earned the IBCLC credential. (This is why if you look up “average salary for a lactation consultant,” you'll see a number which looks pretty unrealistic.) For non-RN IBCLCs working in hospitals, which is another rarity, the rate of pay is generally lower than for an RN IBCLC. (Most hospitals use their RN IBCLCs in RN roles as well as lactation roles, so that means they have to be paid as RNs.) In my 10 years of hospital practice, my rate of pay was less than half that of an RN IBCLC. It is also a fact that there are a number of IBCLCs in private practice around the country. In some states, there are many, while in other areas, there are incredibly few IBCLCs at all, let alone any in private practice. It is a specialized service of which the general public mostly has a loose awareness only during the timeframe in which they or their loved ones might need it. That's why these falsehoods about lactation consultants are so damaging. We know that many people want to breastfeed because the data shows us that a vast majority of those who give birth breastfeed at least once in the hospital. This is not because of, as the Times puts it, “intensifying pressure to nurse.” (Note that they linked this phrase to, inexplicably, the American Academy of Pediatrics' guidance for pediatricians on Newborn and Infant Breastfeeding, a publication which does not in any meaningful way hold anyone accountable to pressure anyone to do anything, nor is it something the general public would routinely come into contact with.) In fact, many mothers report that neither their OB nor their pediatrician actively encouraged them or educated them about breastfeeding; many report that they were told to switch to using a breast pump or formula if they had problems feeding at the breast. These are commonly offered solutions by people who do not know how to assist with breastfeeding, but they do not solve breastfeeding problems. That can be problematic for people who intended to feed at the breast and now find themselves in a cycle of pumping and bottle feeding or using more formula than they intended. Ok, so if there isn't an intensifying pressure to breastfeed their babies, why do so many new parents put their babies on their chest and help them to latch right after they are born? It's because they want to. They may decide after that to never do it again, or they may do it a few more times, or they may keep on going for days, weeks, months, or years. It's always a personal choice to actually do it, no matter what people are told or what messages are put in front of them (excluding situations of coercive control by a partner who is forcing them to do so.) The emotions around how babies are fed are always going to be intense because parenting a tiny, helpless human brings terrifying responsibility and the physiological reality of pregnancy, birth, and lactation brings waves of shifting hormones that re-shape how people think and act. Lactation care providers use a variety of styles and communication methods to educate the public about lactation, and in one-to-one conversations and consultations with individuals, they work to build a relationship and trust so that they can provide answers, suggestions, and potential solutions to problems. Within that framework of relationship- and rapport-building, they do their best to communicate with empathy, clarity, and respect. What if it's not “pressure to nurse” that is creating this situation where people want to breastfeed but are unable to sustain it, but instead it's a combination of:* lack of widespread access to skilled lactation care by an IBCLC* lack of referrals to clinical lactation care AND peer breastfeeding support * over-reliance on pediatricians to provide information and assistance with lactation, something they are not routinely trained to do* pressure to resume pre-baby activities and outside activities* lack of support for new parents to care for their other children * lack of widespread access to adequate paid family leave * alienation and isolation or harassment of working parents who need to use a breast pump while at work* constant, unceasing marketing of infant formula and other products which interfere with human lactationI've taken criticism for my advocacy for the IBCLC; no process or certification is perfect, and there's plenty of opportunity to get better. We're still a young profession and we should collectively keep our minds and ears open for all of the ways we can improve it. I also embrace that many, many people want to serve families through their pregnancy and lactation journeys without becoming an IBCLC; there are also many who simply cannot due to the resource constraints of the imperfect and evolving process. The impact of the IBCLC credential is documented with strong evidence and has been for a long time. There is also ample evidence of the effectiveness and importance of lactation support provided by individuals who are trained as peers and/or lactation counselors and educators who have taken courses in the fundamentals of basic breastfeeding.Yet this article's very premise calls into question the expertise of one particular IBCLC and casts doubt upon the ability of an IBCLC to make a clinical observation or work with parents to create an appropriate lactation care plan. They think they're being slick by linking to documentation from our certifying board which details how an IBCLC can do their job when it comes to tongue tie in particular, but they present no evidence that the IBCLC they named operated outside of their scope of practice or violated their code of conduct. Then they amplified the false narrative about how lactation consultants are so well-paid, printing the price an IBCLC charged for their professional health care services as a way to imply that this is a high-paying job. The article attempts to explain a complex clinical lactation scenario - that of the infant with tongue function restrictions and its accompanying complications - in a publication for lay persons untrained in the nuance of human physiology. Is tongue tie a relatively rare phenomenon? Sure. Rare isn't the same as non-existent. It's not the problem for all babies who are struggling with breastfeeding, but it may be a problem for some. Calling into question the very people who are trained to assess and evaluate a dyad and provide education on how to mitigate problems is not helpful. Tongue tie is a topic of ongoing study and research within the field of lactation and multiple other health care disciplines, and multiple forms of evidence with varying strength do exist to support explanations and interventions which might be useful when it is implicated. Like many other clinical lactation phenomena which are understood well only by those who practice lactation care and study human lactation (such as the true incidence of insufficient milk production or the effects of medications on human lactation), tongue tie is too often simplified and dismissed by those who publish for clicks and website traffic. Too long; didn't read? Let's not get confused or spend any more energy on this. The worst harm done in this article is not to the issue of tongue-tie, though the article certainly does not helpfully shed any important light on it. The impact of this article goes far deeper. Breaking down the public trust in lactation support and minimizing the impact that it can have on people who want to feed their babies on their bodies and with their own milk is unforgivable. As lactation care professionals, we are not going to make any progress by spending our time debunking specific, clinical misinformation in public forums. (It doesn't work; we've been banging our heads against the walls for decades trying to “bust the myths.”) We are simply giving oxygen to the messages that should be extinguishing themselves. Instead, let's amplify truth and facts. Let's use messaging that resonates. Let's advocate for families to have access to high-quality lactation care and support in all of its forms. Let's not worry as much about these click-bait pieces that distract from the true message that needs to be shared: Breastfeeding is important, and help is available.*I have learned so much about public health and science messaging over the past few years from many sources. Some that are incredibly insightful for me are:The Huberman Lab Podcast with Dr. Andrew HubermanAmerica Dissected with Dr. Abdul el-SayedIf you have a minute to share this article with a friend, I would be so grateful. It helps us have better conversations! Get full access to Evolve Lactation with Christine Staricka IBCLC at ibclcinca.substack.com/subscribe

Scott Grams has served as the Executive Director of the Illinois Landscape Contractors Association (ILCA) since 2008. ILCA is the leading non-profit trade association for landscape, lawn care, nursery, and allied trades professionals in Illinois. Since 1959, ILCA has provided landscape contractors with the resources needed to enhance their performance and ensure continued growth and success. The Association's mission is to enhance the professionalism and expertise of members by providing leadership, education, representation, and services while advancing environmental awareness and the value of the landscape industry. ILCA employs a wide variety of means to fulfill its mission including; seminars, workshops, publications, trade shows, awards, networking, scholarship grants and social events. ILCA is based in Oak Brook, IL. Scott has been involved in trade association management for his entire career. He graduated from Purdue University and holds a Master's Degree from Northwestern University._________________________________________________________________________Patreon: http://patreon.com/TheMunicipalArboristInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_municipal_arborist/Questions or comments?themunicipalarborist@gmail.comLearn more about PlanIT Geo's tree canopy data subscriptionsCheck out PlanIT Geo's urban forest resource libraryArbsessionWinkler Tree & Lawn Care

On this episode is Andy Roy, truly one of my personal heroes in the world of sailing. We get into the early days of the laser where he and other Canadians dominated the 1982 worlds, the growing masters scene, and what the best bar in Freemantle Australia!   Andy was one of the top laser sailors in the world in the early eighties and continues to be one of the top ILCA masters sailors in the world today.  Career highlights include 2nd place in open worlds in 1982 and 6th in 1983 Also a pan am games silver in 1983 In Venezuela   He was tactician in the 1987 Canadian America's cup campaign in Australia with Canada 2 And was the principal helmsman on the Canada's cup, and Admirals Cup. As a Masters sailor he was 2nd at the worlds 3 times and is a a 3 time Canadian Champion, Including just this year in Montreal. 

Chaque mardi du 25 juillet au 15 août, Tip & Shaft vous propose de ré-écouter 4 épisodes de Pos Report qui ont marqué la saison. Premier volet avec le marin de l'année 2022, alias Jean-Baptiste Bernaz, le lasériste premier champion du monde français de l'histoire, et le directeur technique national de la Fédération française de voile, Guillaume Chiellino. Écoutez-les dans Pos Report #98, enregistré le 6 décembre 2022. Ce 98e épisode de Pos. Report reçoit celui qui a été élu vendredi 2 décembre Marin de l'Année 2022, Jean-Baptiste Bernaz, premier champion du monde français de l'histoire en Laser (ILCA 7, l'appellation officielle), en mai dernier au Mexique, et le directeur technique national de la Fédération française de voile, Guillaume Chiellino. Ce dernier, qui faisait partie du jury du Marin de l'Année, explique que les débats ont été intenses, avec un vote serré entre Jean-Baptiste Bernaz, pour “son titre historique”, derrière lequel il courait depuis des années (il avait été vice-champion du monde en 2016), et Charles Caudrelier, récent vainqueur de la Route du Rhum, “un exploit remarquable.” Finalement, à une voix près, le jury a désigné Jean-Baptiste Bernaz, “une vraie surprise” pour lui dans la mesure où il n'avait pas été prévenu avant, et une récompense dont il se dit très honoré, tant il a à coeur de “marquer son sport”. Le marin originaire de Sainte-Maxime revient ensuite sur son championnat du monde au Mexique, confiant : “C'était plus une victoire sur moi-même que sur les autres.” Avant de mettre en avant le travail réalisé en amont, mais également pendant la compétition, avec son nouveau coach, Nicolas Le Berre, “la tête froide” du duo qu'ils forment. Dans la foulée de son titre, il a été sacré champion du monde militaire match-racing à Brest, a remporté les Jeux Méditerranéens en ILCA 7 avant de signer une belle campagne estivale, de nouveau en match-racing, sur quatre épreuves américaines du World Match racing Tour, ce qui lui vaut d'être invité du 13 au 18 décembre pour la grande finale à Sydney. Guillaume Chiellino explique que la direction technique nationale et le directeur de l'équipe de France, Philippe Mourniac, encouragent les spécialistes de l'olympisme à s'ouvrir à d'autres supports, ce qui ne peut que les enrichir, à condition dans le même temps de “faire le volume nécessaire” dans leurs séries respectives. Il dresse par ailleurs le bilan de l'année olympique, qu'il juge “excellent” avec quatre médailles sur les championnats du monde, pour Jean-Baptiste Bernaz, Lauriane Nolot (argent, kite), Axel Mazella (bronze, kite) et le duo Camille Lecointre/Jérémie Mion (bronze, 470). Le DTN évoque la saison à venir avec une grande priorité, le test-event olympique de Marseille sur le plan d'eau des Jeux (9-16 juillet). “C'est capital de montrer qu'on est les meilleurs à un an des Jeux, il faut que notre équipe de France fasse peur.” Jean-Baptiste Bernaz explique qu'il a organisé sa préparation en fonction de ce rendez-vous, il s'installera ainsi à Marseille au retour de Sydney, “l'objectif est de se sentir à la maison”, confie-t-il. Guillaume Chiellino conclut en évoquant l'objectif de Paris 2024 : “Trois médailles comme à Rio et Tokyo, c'est déjà vraiment beau, si on peut améliorer un peu ce score, on va le faire, on travaille pour ça, l'objectif est aussi que l'on puisse jouer dans les dix disciplines.” Première diffusion le 6 décembre 2022  Rediffusé le 25 juillet 2023  Générique : Fast and wild/EdRecords Post-production : Grégoire Levillain

Published 25 June 2023We chat to Sarah Douglas, Canada's, (Canadia's, Northern Australia's) ILCA representative at the Tokyo Olympics. This is just a really good conversation, a lot of fun. But Sarah also gives some really great detail around the psyche of being a top athlete. It's a good one if you are an up and comer and you are trying to get your head space right. Be warned though, you will become a fan of Sarah. We did!#sarahdouglas_ #theoceanrace #sailcanada #airliebeachraceweek #ilca_sailing #olympicsailing #paris2024 #finnclass  #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkaratesailorslarger #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail 

Today on the podcast we're talking Fillah Karim, Canada's top ranked ILCA 7 who's stated goal since the age of 12 is to represent Canada at the Olympics.  After narrowly missing out in 2020, he's back, qualifying for the 2023 Pan Am games, and once again chasing the Olympic dream of competing for Canada in Paris 2024!   Fillah and I discussed his full time approach to the sport beginning outside the national team structure, how his mental approach to the sport has changed, and in the "highjack the guest" section Fillah gives up some gems on ILCA downwind technique. 

Today we're excited to welcome Sarah Douglas back to the podcast.  Sarah recently WON the Semaine Olympiques Française in the ILCA 6 class, beating 2020 gold medalist Anne Marie Rindom by one point in the process.  She also qualified to be nominated to the Pan Am Games.  We get to listener questions, talk about her match racing strategy in the medal race, and don't try to port tack at the start if she's at the pin!

In this episode, Arya Pretlow, CNM, IBCLC shares her knowledge and recommendations about lactation. Many moms have questions about breastfeeding, lactation, when to pump, how to increase supply, etc. This episode touches on some of those hot-button topics and offers resources that new moms (and experienced moms) can tap into for guidance, peer support, and lactation resources.Contact Arya:https://www.apwellnessservices.com/Here are some of the resources mentioned in the episode:The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine bfmed.orgUSLCA find a lactation consultanthttps://uslca.org/resources/find-a-lactation-consultant-map/ILCA find a lactation consultanthttps://ilca.org/why-ibclc-falc/La Leche Leaguehttps://www.llli.org/la-leche-league-online-support-resources/WIC Breastfeeding Supporthttps://wicbreastfeeding.fns.usda.gov/ Coaching offerSupport the showConnect with Kelly Hof at kellyhof.comMedical Disclaimer:This podcast is intended as a safe space for women to share their birth experiences. It is not intended to provide medical advice. Each woman's medical course of action is individual and may not appropriately transfer to another similar situation. Please speak to your medical provider before making any medical decisions. Additionally, it is important to keep in mind that evidence based practice evolves as our knowledge of science improves. To the best of my ability I will attempt to present the most current ACOG and AWHONN recommendations at the time the podcast is recorded, but that may not necessarily reflect the best practices at the time the podcast is heard. Additionally, guests sharing their stories have the right to autonomy in their medical decisions, and may share their choice to go against current practice recommendations. I intend to hold space for people to share their decisions. I will attempt to share the current recommendations so that my audience is informed, but it is up to each individual to choose what is best for them.

One Piece Odyssey is a new JRPG video game from ILCA and Bandai Namco. It's also the latest major game to feature the Straw Hat Pirates from one of the most iconic (and longest-running) anime series of all time. Naturally, we had to talk about it on Rookie Pirate Radio, the official anime and manga podcast of InBetweenDrafts. This isn't a formal video game review (that's coming soon to the site), but more of a first impressions discussion between Jon Negroni (me) and Travis Hymas. We want your feedback! If you have any questions, corrections, or your own theories and speculation about all things One Piece, please leave us a comment below. Or join our Discord and message us in the One Piece Spoilers Chat server. We'll be back soon to discuss One Piece 1072 after it releases on January 22, 2023. In the meantime, be sure to subscribe to Rookie Pirate Radio on your favorite podcast app, so you can stay up to date on all our releases. One Piece Odyssey is now available to play on Playstation 5, Playstation 4, PC, and Xbox Series X/S. Our intro music is a remix version of “Overtaken” from the One Piece anime, cut together by Jon Negroni. Our podcast artwork was created by Jon Negroni. Travis Hymas is the Anime & Manga editor of InBetweenDrafts, and Jon Negroni is the Film Editor of InBetweenDrafts. Our discussion of One Piece Odyssey is based on only a few hours of gameplay.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joan Comrie is a SLP who has worked closely with IBCLC's to support tongue tie families. In a world where IBCLC's and SLP don't always see eye to eye on how to work with families struggling with infant feeding, Joan was able to work on a "dream team" with an IBCLC in a NICU for many years.  While SLPs are more focused on suck and swallow mechanics, and IBCLCs are more focused on supporting the dyad, they both can educate and support each other as professionals to help families with complex feeding issues.Podcast guest: Joan Comrie is a speech pathologist that has worked in pediatric dysphagia for over 35 years.  She started in the NICU helping mommies and babies fulfill their breastfeeding goal through creating a “Dream Team” with Lactation.  She transitioned to her own practice in the 90s. Joan has helped over 10 thousand patients many with complex issues related to TOTs, airway and GI issues. Joan is a constant learner earing multiple continuing education award through her national certification (ASHA). She is a teacher at heart.  She always opened her practice to grad students. She has lectured and consulted to organizations internationally and here in the US, lectured at the graduate level and presented at conferences including ASHA, NOMAS, Neonatal Network and ILCA.  There are many parent and professional how-to's in publication which anyone can download on our website feeding.com, as well asmany parent how-to videos on her youtube channel. In her mission to teach, she provides a course in which LC can learn about the coordination of suck swallow breathe and the sensory motor patterns of feeding to help the LC understand infant feeding and when to engage the help of a SLP on the feeding dream team. You can find her course at feedingacademy/thinkific.comPodcast host: Katie Oshita, RN, BSN, IBCLC has over 22 years of experience working in Maternal-Infant Medicine. Katie is a telehealth lactation consultant believing that clients anywhere in the world deserve the best care possible for their needs. Being an expert on TOTs, Katie helps families everywhere navigate breastfeeding struggles, especially tongue tie and gut/allergy related issues. Email katie@cuddlesandmilk.com or www.cuddlesandmilk.com

We talk about AI Nirvana Initiative, Syphon Filter, Yuji Naka's Sharpie-powered breakdown, and the return of GEX. Become a podlord or normal patron today! http://www.patreon.com/GBPodcasts RSS Feed: https://gbpods.podbean.com/ KZXcellent's Channel: http://www.kzxcellent.com Mr Feel's Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrfeelswildride GigaBoots' Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gigaboots GB Main Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/gigaboots GB Fan Discord: https://discord.gg/XAGcxBk #YujiNaka #Robocop #GexManiac       Tags: ( gigaboots,Yuji Naka,Robocop,Gex,Blizzard,Wrath of the LIch King,Sucker Punch,sly cooper,infamous,skull and bones,gta trilogy remastered,forspoken,diofield chronicle,signalis,kazuki takahashi,crisis core,ff7r,Final Fantasy 7 Remake,Unity engine,Activision Acquisition,She Hulk,Marvel's Avengers,The tomorrow children,biomutant,Lollipop Chainsaw,God of War Ragnarok,Type-Moon Witch on the Holy Night,Bandai-Namco,Ace team,ILCA,Ace Combat )

Steve is in Germany this week so Will and Greg take over the program with special guest Codey Mathis, (soon to be) PhD.  Ash Ketchum will be added to Pokémon Masters EX and is generating a lot of controversy.  Niantic is cutting projects and staff, generating a slot of controversy.  Bandai Namco and ILCA have formed a new partnership - is Pokémon Katamari Damacy coming soon?  Plus, you will learn bee facts that will shock and amaze you.Podvoices link Steve mentions at the beginning of the program: https://www.podvoices.help/get-help