Podcast appearances and mentions of jake nelson

It's one of the biggest political bunfights in Australia's aviation sector – should the government force airlines to compensate passengers for delays within their control, above and beyond the usual refunds or flight credits? If you listen to the airlines, the answer is a resounding no, with representatives at the Senate committee hearings on proposed legislation warning it could drive up costs and lead to more delays and cancellations. But according to customer advocate Adam Glezer of Consumer Champion, that's not the case – and, in fact, there are some hidden upsides in the idea for industry as well as consumers. On this week's Australian Aviation Podcast, Jake Nelson speaks with Glezer about his work and why he supports more robust passenger protections.

The Spitfire, the Hurricane, the Kittyhawk – when asked to name the fighter planes that won World War II, most people would place these legendary machines high on the list. Yet largely absent from these lofty histories is the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation's CA-13 Boomerang – Australia's home-grown fighter plane, adapted from a training aircraft design and deployed in the Pacific theatre. Though it was plagued with teething problems and never took down an enemy aircraft, the Boomerang carved out its own niche working with the Army in battlefields like the dense jungles of New Guinea. In this week's Australian Aviation Podcast, Jake Nelson talks to Don Williams, author of The CAC Boomerang: Australia's Own WWII Fighter, about the unique role played by the Boomerang in Australia's aviation history – and how it can be better remembered.

It's been five decades since the year “Santa never made it into Darwin”, when Cyclone Tracy devastated the Northern Territory capital in the wee hours of Christmas morning 1974. In the wake of the disaster, the city – and all of Australia – pulled together to make sure its 40,000 people could safely rebuild. This included the nation's aviation industry, with Darwin Airport becoming a vital lifeline as airlines and the RAAF brought much-needed people and supplies to and from the Top End in one of the biggest airlifts in Australian history. In this special episode of the Australian Aviation Podcast, Jake Nelson talks to Paul Boyce, who was TAA's Darwin manager when the cyclone hit in 1974, for his firsthand account of the disaster – and what came next.

In 1999, an archived speech was discovered that had been written for US President Richard Nixon 30 years before in case a disaster on the Apollo 11 mission left the astronauts with no hope of recovery. Thankfully, that speech never had to be given – but what if it had? What if some key component on the lunar lander had failed, stranding Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the moon, to slowly run out of oxygen as the world watched in horror? It's a question asked by author David Dyer in his new novel, This Kingdom of Dust, which provides a fictionalised look at just such a scenario. In this Space Connect podcast, he talks to Jake Nelson about NASA's concerns with the Apollo program, how the world might have reacted, and whether the enthusiasm for space travel so prevalent in the 1960s can be recaptured.  

It's the book that's sent shockwaves through the aviation world: The Chairman's Lounge: The Inside Story of How Qantas Sold Us Out, a deep dive into the Alan Joyce era and how Qantas went from one of the most trusted brands in the country to one of the least. Covering the decisions made during COVID-19 – including the illegal outsourcing of ground handlers and the controversial “flight credits” scheme – as well as the perception of undue influence on politics, failures in customer service, and other topics, author Joe Aston lays out the case against Joyce in a book that has put a national spotlight on aviation. In this Australian Aviation podcast, Jake Nelson speaks to Aston about the revelations in his book, his verdict on Joyce as a whole, and whether he believes new CEO Vanessa Hudson can right the ship.

As commercial space missions increase, it is important to be able to simulate space conditions to ensure equipment is up to the task. Components need to withstand not only a high vacuum but also extreme temperatures, high radiation, and other harsh conditions not found on Earth. Ezzi Vision has supplied scientific vacuum and thin film technology to sectors, including the space industry, for more than 18 years. Jake Nelson spoke to Dr Adil Adamjee, CEO and managing director of Ezzi Vision, on how and why space simulation on Earth is done.

It was meant to be the crowning achievement of the budding British airship industry: R101, a majestic “ocean liner of the skies” that would ferry passengers all across the world in style and comfort. Yet on its maiden international flight in October 1930, the dreams of an empire went up in flames as R101 crashed and exploded in a field in the north of France. On board was one Australian VIP: William Palstra, a key figure in the early days of the RAAF. The tragic demise of R101 with all but six hands led to the UK pulling out of the airship arena – and left an indelible mark on Palstra's family for generations afterwards. On this episode of the Australian Aviation Podcast, Cecilia Thornton, author of Airship of Dreams: The Man Who Rode the Titanic of the Skies, talks to Jake Nelson about the disaster that claimed her grandfather's life and spelled the end of the British airship age.

Jake Nelson returns to talk all about Summit Treestands 2024! Summit dropped the new Dual Threat Pro SD climber and man is it amazing! Super comfy, super safe, super quiet I mean what else do you need? Listen to this episode to hear all about it and more from Summit Treestands!

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In the wake of Alan Joyce's exit from the Flying Kangaroo, aviation luminary Peter Harbison has released Alan Joyce and Qantas: The Trials and Transformation of an Australian Icon. The book charts the former CEO's life and career, from his youth in Ireland through to his defection from Ansett to Qantas, his role in the launch of Jetstar, and his turbulent 15 years as CEO of Australia's biggest airline group. In this exclusive interview, Jake Nelson talks with Harbison about his book, as well as his impressions of Alan Joyce's successes, failures and legacy. Plus, Harbison offers his insights on the lessons new Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson should take from the Joyce era, and what the rise of Rex and Bonza might mean for the Qantas-Virgin duopoly.

Jake Nelson, assistant professor of communication, discusses his book, “Imagined Audiences: How Journalists Perceive and Pursue the Public,” that examines the role that audiences have traditionally played in journalism, how that role has changed and what those changes mean for both the profession and the public.

This week we speak to Jake Nelson known as @flyjake on instagram. Jake is an airline pilot, instructor, as well as an incredible singer. We wanted to talk to Jake because he has been outspoken about his sobriety online and what that journey entails for a pilot. Listen to hear how Jake recovered and what his thoughts on the hims program are. • If you or a loved one is struggling, help is available. Dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. SOCIAL LINKS- Instagram: https://Instagram.com/flyjake https://Instagram.com/thepilotspandemic https://instagram.com/emneonicon https://Instagram.com/thefitaviatrix Link for aeromedical reform petition: https://www.change.org/apilotspandemic WEBSITE: https://msha.ke/thepilotspandemic/ SPONSORS: www.airfarepouch.com @airfarepouch Code:pilotspodcast www.avi-foods.com @avi_foods_co Code:pilotspandemic --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepilotspandemic/support

The origins of Earth's atmosphere are an enduring mystery – but by looking at the formation of atmospheres on planets outside our solar system, we may be able to unravel it. That's the hope of Dr George Zhou, from the University of Southern Queensland, who is looking to win time on the James Webb Space Telescope to see how a young planet is having its atmosphere stripped away. Dr Zhou, who has already used the Hubble Space Telescope for his research, is hoping Webb will give him an even better idea of how atmospheres come to be. On this episode of the Space Connect podcast, he speaks to Jake Nelson on his research and what he hopes to learn from Webb.  

Featuring: Tailgunner Brewing Co., Horse Thief Hollow Brewing Company, and Ask Abi / Do you have the Skills to Brew the Pils? Golden lager leaders, Blake Enemark from Tailgunner Brewing (1:23) and Jake Nelson from Horse Thief Hollow (38:34), are here to share their evolutions of brewing pilsners. They walk us through brewing with North American Pilsner malts versus European Pilsner Malts, and how their base malts of choice influences flavour profile, colour, and the brewing process. From double-decocted to multi-award winning pilsners, this episode will captivate your attention and taste buds! (59:58) Plus, Abi Conner, our Product Manager, stops by to answer your burning "Ask Abi" questions.

Jake Nelson points out three reasons why we can trust God in his sovereignty in this story of Joseph's time in prison.

Jake Nelson points out three reasons why we can trust God in his sovereignty in this story of Joseph's time in prison.

With aviation continuing to emerge from the COVID-19 slump, YouTubers like Jeb Brooks of GreenerGrass.com are making a living bringing the flying experience – especially business and first-class travel – to people who may never sit in the pointy end of the plane themselves. Jeb tells Jake Nelson how he's made a thriving career out of sharing “the miracle of flight” with almost 600,000 subscribers around the world – and why he almost enjoys flying economy even more than the expensive seats.

On this week's Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, Jake Nelson, director of traffic safety advocacy and research for AAA, talks about the disturbing rise in crash fatalities since the beginning of the pandemic.Since pandemic stay-at-home advisories went into effect in 2020, traffic fatalities have risen. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimated that 42,915 people died in motor vehicle traffic in 2021, a 10.5 percent increase from 38,824 fatalities in 2020.A new report found unsafe driving behaviors, including speeding, red-light running, drowsy driving, and driving impaired rose from 2020 to 2021. Nelson explains that the most alarming increase was among drivers admitting to getting behind the wheel after drinking enough that they felt they were over the legal limit, an increase of nearly 24 percent. According to survey data from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, that represents a reversal in the steady declines of dangerous driving behaviors in the three years from 2018 through 2020.The problem illustrates how we should think about technology, whether it is GPS navigation or sophisticated driver assistance. As Nelson observes, the technology can enhance safety but not entirely shift the responsibility from the driver.Nelson also talks about crashes and fatalities caused by drivers traveling the wrong way on freeways. They studied the wrong-way crashes between 2015 and 2018 and found a 34 percent increase over the years between 2010 and 2014. They found that six in 10 of those crashes involved impaired drivers.

On this week's Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, a conversation with Jeff Farrah, executive director of the Autonomous Vehicle Industry Association (AVIA). As discussed in previous installments, U.S. traffic deaths jumped 10.5 percent in 2021 to 42,915, marking the highest number killed on American roads in a single year since 2005. Farrah talks about the safety benefits of autonomous vehicles, both in terms of passenger vehicles and commercial trucks. He observes that many vehicles on the road today have driver assistance technologies, which help to save lives. The evolution of the technology will only enhance those safety benefits. On next week's edition, the focus on safety continues as Jake Nelson, director of traffic safety advocacy and research for AAA, joins the podcast to talk about the troubling crash data and what can be done.

As drone technology advances by leaps and bounds, Sydney-based drone training company Aviassist has brought another new innovation to Australian shores, with the country's first AI-operated drone flight recently taking place on Goat Island in Sydney Harbour. In this episode, Aviassist's Ross Anderson talks to Jake Nelson about the Skydio Dock technology that made it possible, as well as the potential applications for AI drones as they become more widespread.

How did Evangelicalism become the cultural force that it is? How did it come to be associated with conservatism? What role does money play in the growth of religious consciousness in America? These are just some of the questions I discuss with today's guest, Jake Nelson. Jake has an M.A. from the University of Tennessee and has written on the rise of Evangelicalism in the early 1900s. If you're interested in the relationship between money, politics, and Christianity, this is a podcast for you.  One Nation Under God - Kevin Kruse Anointed with Oil - Darren Dochuk American Apocalypse - Matthew Avery Sutton God's Own Party - Daniel K. Williams

This week it emerged Melbourne Airport's decades-talked-about rail link is set to miss its competition date. It looks like the project will now to open until the next decade, with the state blaming the airport, and the airport pushing back on the government. In this episode, hosts Adam Thorn, Chris Fenton and Jake Nelson discusses how much longer the city can rely on the SkyBus. The team also discuss the ‘death' of the last Qantas A380 in the desert, international capacity returning, and more good news for Bonza. 

In this episode we have Jake Nelson from Summit Treestands come on and tell us why Summit is the leader in the industry for all things treestands! If you're in the market for a new tree stand go save yourself some money with the promo code SEBH15 to save 15% off site wide at summitstands.com !

It's our first Christmas here at Second Rodeo, and our gift to you is a Christmas Special! Join Callie and Reid as they talk essential Christmas songs, movies and more. They're also analyzing YOUR unseasonably hot takes in a game of "Sleigh or Nay." Plus, hear from fellow listeners about their favorite Christmas traditions and what Christmas means to them. To bring us home, join Reid for a reading of Luke 2:1-20 and hear Mitchell's rendition of "O Little Town of Bethlehem." Contributors to today's episode include Reid Morris, Mitchell Hernandez, Abigail Delao, Jessica Shadden, Sarah Findley, Callie Mathis, Taryn Glenn, JB Boren, Jillian Howell, Jake Nelson, Kalyn Patterson, Carly Rickman, Wynn Morris, Abigail Sharkey, Victoria Thompson, Blythe Chapman, Aidan Creamer, Michael Agapos, and Quade Salazar. For new episode updates, follow Second Rodeo on Instagram @second_rodeo_podcast and like the Facebook page. Not your first rodeo? Email Second Rodeo at secondrodeopodcast@gmail.com with your topic ideas. Merry Christmas, happy New Year, and happy trails!

A new report finds unsafe driving behaviors, including speeding, red-light running, drowsy driving, and driving impaired on cannabis or alcohol, rose from 2020 to 2021. The most alarming increase was among drivers admitting to getting behind the wheel after drinking enough that they felt they were over the legal limit - an increase of nearly 24%. According to new survey data from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, this is a reversal in the steady declines in these dangerous driving behaviors in the three years from 2018 through 2020. This week on 'Everything Under the Sun', Dean DeVore welcomes Jake Nelson, AAA's director of traffic safety advocacy and research to discuss this new report and what we as drivers can do to reverse this trend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys and guest Jake Nelson discuss various obstacles when it comes to making your dream happen and how God may be moving within them.

Jake Nelson is the co-founder and commissioner of the Central MN Futsal League. He joins us on the podcast to talk about his dream to see his community impacted through futsal. Jake details why futsal matters and what he has learned through his story.

This is part 2 with Jake Nelson, K9 Handler and SWAT operator. We talk about K9, SWAT, jiujitsu and taxidermy.    @herosgrapplingtournament 

In this part 1 episode I sit down with Jake Nelson, a K9 Handler and SWAT operator; all around bad-ass. We learn how he got into law enforcement and discussed K9, SWAT and the difference between the two.    @policepost  @worthlesshandler 

Mark Galvan & Rooster Moreno of (Rooster Noir) podcast stop by the studio, and show us how they podcast. we play some games, talk some shit, Rooster and Phil get spanked... and the best surprise of all Jake Nelson stops in at the end for a lil shout out from The Indianamals Podcast. All this week on Tonight's Brew!

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Jake Nelson of Summit Treestands about their brand and product line. The first and most recognizable products from their lineup is their climbing treestands that are known for their ease of use and comfort. Jake talks about specifics like their sound deadening technology, cable adjustability while climbing, and the design of their seat on their hang-on stand. Excellent episode that gets in to the details of one of the most recognizable brand in the hunting industry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Jake Nelson of Summit Treestands about their brand and product line. The first and most recognizable products from their lineup is their climbing treestands that are known for their ease of use and comfort. Jake talks about specifics like their sound deadening technology, cable adjustability while climbing, and the design of their seat on their hang-on stand. Excellent episode that gets in to the details of one of the most recognizable brand in the hunting industry.

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Jake Nelson of Summit Treestands about their brand and product line. The first and most recognizable products from their lineup is their climbing treestands that are known for their ease of use and comfort. Jake talks about specifics like their sound deadening technology, cable adjustability while climbing, and the design of their seat on their hang-on stand. Excellent episode that gets in to the details of one of the most recognizable brand in the hunting industry.

CHECKERS AND WRECKERS ROAD SHOW WHAT HAPPENED SATURDAY, JULY 10TH-JAMESTOWN SPEEDWAY-DAKOTA CLASSIC MOD TOUR Jake Brown entered the Unintentional Roll over Contest by flipping 3 times for a score of 12 points.  But he would be outdone when the throttle stuck on after the checkers on Stock Car feature winner Jordan Zillmer's car sending him off turn one and rolling 6 times for a new record 24 points.  Luckily, he was ok.  After that was all cleared up, Kollin Hibdon won his first #Turr Modified feature in only his first tour start. SUNDAY, JULY 11TH-NODAK SPEEDWAY-MINOT-DAKOTA CLASSIC MOD TOUR Zach Madrid took the checkers in the Stock Cars then Ethan Dotson passed back Tripp Gaylord on the last corner to win in the Modifieds. MONDAY, JULY 12TH-NODAK SPEEDWAY-DAKOTA CLASSIC MOD TOUR After a couple rough outings to start the tour, Dalton Flory was able to pick up the win in the Stock Cars.  And night one winner Kollin Hibdon was victorious again in the Modifieds. TUESDAY, JULY 13TH-WILLISTON BASIN SPEEDWAY-DAKOTA CLASSIC MOD TOUR Dalton Flory won the Stock Car feature for the second night in a row.  Then Tanner Black held of the hard charging Tim ward and Dominic Ursetta in the Modified main event. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14TH-DICKINSON SPEEDWAY-DAKOTA CLASSIC MOD TOUR Dalton Flory won his third consecutive Stock Car feature race.  And point leader Cody Laney added to his point lead with his Modified victory. THURSDAY, JULY 15TH-DACOTAH SPEEDWAY-MANDAN-DAKOTA CLASSIC MOD TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP The points battles were tight coming into the final night of the tour as it headed to Mandan last night.  Phoenix, AZ's Zach Madrid had a 9-point lead in the Stock Cars, and Torrance, CA's Cody Laney had just a 2-point lead in the Modifieds.  Jake Nelson from Williston took home the Stock Car win and on the strength of a third-place finish, Zach Madrid earned the championship by 8 points over Williston's Dalton Flory.  Bricen James from Albany, OR won the Modified feature, and Harcourt, IA's Tim Ward was able to pass enough cars to take the title by only 2 points. NASCAR Kurt Busch won in Atlanta Sunday for his first time this year punching his ticket to the playoffs.  Winless Denny Hamlin has a 10-point lead over Kyle Larson who has 4 wins on the year.  The Cup Series heads to the New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the annual “This race would be better in North Wilkesboro 301” this Sunday. WHAT'S NEXT FRIDAY-River Cities Speedway-World of Outlaw Late Models (7) SATURDAY-I94 Speedway Fergus Falls-World of Outlaws with the Steffes Street Stock Tour (7) SUNDAY-Red River Valley Fair Race-$1,000 to win Sportmods (6) MONDAY-Red River Kart Club-FREE (6:30) THURSDAY-Advantage RV Mod Tour (7) Follow Checkers and Wreckers with Corey Litton on Facebook as well as @Chexnrex on Twitter and Instagram for FM's number 1 source of racing news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join me and today's guest Jake Nelson for a glimpse behind the scenes at Disney Animation Studios. This talented artist and Disney aficionado comes from a family whose dedication to The Mouse has given him a lifetime of happy memories. And once you start him talking about Disney, it's like opening Pandora's box!

Jake from the Indianamals Podcast stops by to be this weeks guest host.

just a birthday wish to our brother podcast host Jake Nelson! enjoy your day!

Follow us backstage as we get interviews during the Shropshire Virtual Show. This was such a unique event, it was only natural that we wanted to document the goings-on on the build up to the live music climax. We speak to a member of The Endings, Jake Nelson and of course the Dirty Rockin' Scoundrels. We catch up with organisers Danny and Anna, some representatives of the charities and a good bit of Biscuit Banter in the middle. We were super proud to be a part of this fantastic event and it has gone on to raise over £20,000 for 5 Shropshire charities. Well done to everyone involved and yes Shane that means you, keep your shirt on! - AL

In today's show, Jake Nelson, AAA's National Director of Traffic Safety Advocacy & Research, is going to offer some insight on a recent AAA study titled "Medication Use in Older Adult Drivers; Findings from the AAA LongROAD Study".    

In today's show, Jake Nelson, AAA's National Director of Traffic Safety Advocacy & Research, is going to offer some insight on a recent AAA study titled "Medication Use in Older Adult Drivers; Findings from the AAA LongROAD Study".    

Jake started at the mill a month after me, we talked about podcasting and cigars and he came by to check out the process of uploading an episode and we ended up recording this!

It took us 2 weeks to get this one right, but then we nailed it! From down by the Ogden River to the top of Powder Mountain, we spent time with full-time van-lifer, Jake Nelson, in The Vansion, discussing the realities of van life, how to build out your own van, and van hacks. Also, #OnTheDocket featuring upcoming adventure events, news, a GEAR:30 segment, Outdoor Jukebox and more. We even harken back to draggin the 'vard. Maybe we'll start our own van-drag thing. Or, something. Enjoy Ep. 311 - The Vansion (Take 2).

In 2006, Shawn Nelson was a successful City Manager to one of the fastest growing cities in Southern California. However, in October of 2006 his life was drastically changed when his 24 year old son, Jake Nelson, was tragically killed in a car accident. This rocked him and his family to their core as they […]