Podcast appearances and mentions of james decker

"Lure Em For Life", a nearly 40 year historied organization hosts summer camps for young anglers. James Decker shares some details about the organization, the camps and how they help to carry out it's mission. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Small Town Mayor James Decker w/ Ashley and Nate

Austin James talks with Jesse James Decker about her show at Texas Club and what life was like as a military family.

You can't deny it! One of the most fascinating families to follow on Instagram is the James-Decker clan. People are so obsessed with the inner workings and drama of this family that many even follow their extended family members… like Ali and John James. The twenty-something year old influencers, siblings to celebrities, and parents of two never fail to be the subject of tabloid fodder and Internet gossip. They have faced a myriad of rumors and accusations – from their parenting skills to where their money comes from. Not to mention the period of estrangement from their famous family. On this episode of The Spillover, Alex Clark asks point blank, not just for answers, but for the truth behind one of the most controversial influencer couples on the Internet.TRY MOINK HERE and get free filet mignon for a YEAR!APPLY HERE FOR TPUSA'S Young Women's Leadership Summit with code: POPLITICSLooking for like-minded friends? Join the Cuteservative Facebook group HERE.Listen at 9 PM PST/ MIDNIGHT EASTERN every Thursday by subscribing to ‘The Spillover' on Apple Podcasts and Spotify ☕️✨  Watch this episode HERE.

In Part II of our fabulous four-part series we're producing in collaboration with and supported by PelotonU, called Designing Postsecondary Alternatives for Rural Learners, Michelle discusses decisions rural learners have to make to pursue their educational goals and why and how rural learners choose whether to stay in their communities or leave to pursue education opportunities elsewhere, with three excellent guests: Dr. Marion Terenzio, president of the SUNY College of Agriculture and Technology at Cobleskill; James Decker, who is serving his second term as mayor of his hometown, Stamford, Texas; and Miriam Hoffman, who is studying agribusiness economics at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Terenzio says it's important to understand that the community helps shape a university's agenda with its learners. Her university's initiative, based on a Thriving College, Thriving Community mindset, helps create regional economic development. The Institute for Rural Vitality at SUNY Cobleskill, with its five Centers, including its important Ag Innovation Center, is having a positive impact on this economic development, which complements the university's community partnership goals and its superb applied learning capabilities. Decker discusses why he decided to return to his community after college and how leaders can encourage rural residents to return to their communities and help deal with rural community “brain drain.” Hoffman discusses how her college peers perceive her hometown and how it influenced her perception of the value of returning to a rural setting. This episode and the entire four-part series is sponsored by PelotonU, whose innovative and regionally accredited degree options flip the script on higher education and allow learners to fit college around their lives rather than fitting their lives around college. Learners can try it for six weeks risk-free with no money down. Visit PelotonU.org to get started. 

Chuck has known Alyssa Bonagura for a long time. Alyssa talks about new music and we play her song "New Wings." She also has song cuts by Jana Kramer, Jessi James Decker, and Steven Tyler and she used to be in The Sisterhood Band and they went on tour with Rod Stewart! You can follow Alyssa on Instagram @alyssabonagura Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Our sponsor: Houghton Hornswww.houghtonshorns.comKaren Houghton has been a private horn instructor for over forty years and has taught in the Dallas/Fort Worth area for the past thirty years. During this time, she has had over one hundred high school students place in the prestigious Texas Music Educators Association All-State Bands/Orchestras. Several of her former students now hold professional teaching and playing positions across the country. Karen enjoys teaching all levels and loves to see each student excel and reach their potential on the horn. She studied horn with Fred Fox at California State University, Long Beach, where she earned her bachelor's degree in music performance. Other notable teachers were James Decker, Michael Hoeltzel (HFM Detmold) and William Scharnberg. Karen has held the positions of second horn in the Long Beach Symphony, Co-Principal horn in the Orquesta Sinfonica del Valle (Cali, Colombia) and is currently 2nd horn in the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra, in addition to freelancing in the DFW area. Karen is an owner of Houghton Horns.Janet B. Nye, in addition to freelancing in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, has been a member of the Waco and Irving Symphony horn sections for over twenty years. Janet is enthusiastic about teaching horn and has had a successful private horn studio for over twenty-five years. Many of her former students are teaching and performing professionally today. As an active educational consultant for Houghton Horns, Mrs. Nye, along with her colleague, Karen Houghton, has presented engaging and informative horn pedagogy clinics at universities, music educator conventions, camps, schools and horn symposiums throughout the United States. They are co-authors of Recipe for Success: A balanced curriculum for young horn players, a comprehensive method book for the first three to five years of playing. The book has received international acclaim and is heralded as being “…the best and most extensive horn method to come out in a long time.” She has toured for seven summers throughout Germany with the Christian brass ensemble Eurobrass and can be heard on the 2006 GerthMedien Eurobrass recording: Give Thanks to the Lord, Danket dem Herrn. She received her BME from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and her MM in Horn Performance from Baylor University. Currently, Janet resides in Arlington, Texas, with her husband Rick Nye, a Waco native, and their two sons.Support the show (https://thatsnotspit.com/support/)

Use code "spit1020" at checkout to receive $500 off the purchase of a brand new instrument through January 31st!www.houghtonhorns.comDennis Houghton earned his Bachelor’s degree in music performance at California State University, Long Beach, where he studied horn with Fred Fox. He went on to post-graduate study at HFM Detmold (Germany) with Michael Hoeltzel. Other notable teachers include James Decker and William Scharnberg. He has held the position of Co-Principal horn of the Orquesta Sinfonica del Valle (Cali, Colombia) and is currently 4th horn in the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra. Best known for his handicraft, Mr. Houghton seeks to combine the greatest qualities of artisanal brass craftsmanship with the advantages of new technology. His technical background in brass instrument repair, customization and restoration includes thousands of projects over more than thirty years, as well as consulting work with professional musicians, industry-leading music brands and corporations. Dennis’ outstanding service and reputation have yielded clients from across the United States and abroad. Dennis is an owner of Houghton Horns and serves as Head Craftsman.Support the show (https://thatsnotspit.com/support/)

Jessie James Decker Dishes on New Music and Her First Cookbook! Jessie James Decker has been busy balancing her thriving career and home life while under quarantine, and tells our Gentry Thomas that her Mother recently told her she should slow down. When we spoke this week with the 32-year-old, she talked all about how quarantine has been going for her family of five, as well as her new music and her highly anticipated first cookbook, Just Feed Me. Jessie shares down-home and simple-to-make recipes for drinks, appetizers, and full dinners--many Italian, Southern and Cajun dishes which were handed down to her from her mom.  Jessie and her husband, Eric Decker, share three young children together -- 6-year-old daughter Vivianne and their two sons, 5-year-old Eric II and 2-year-old Forrest. Jessie admits that she roots for the Jets on Sundays.  If you are looking to get this Southern Girl who likes City Lights on the dance floor she says that anytime she hears the song "I want you back" by The Jackson 5 she is dancing in her boots!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jessie James Decker Dishes on New Music and Her First Cookbook! Jessie James Decker has been busy balancing her thriving career and home life while under quarantine, and tells our Gentry Thomas that her Mother recently told her she should slow down. When we spoke this week with the 32-year-old, she talked all about how quarantine has been going for her family of five, as well as her new music and her highly anticipated first cookbook, Just Feed Me. Jessie shares down-home and simple-to-make recipes for drinks, appetizers, and full dinners--many Italian, Southern and Cajun dishes which were handed down to her from her mom.  Jessie and her husband, Eric Decker, share three young children together -- 6-year-old daughter Vivianne and their two sons, 5-year-old Eric II and 2-year-old Forrest. Jessie admits that she roots for the Jets on Sundays.  If you are looking to get this Southern Girl who likes City Lights on the dance floor she says that anytime she hears the song "I want you back" by The Jackson 5 she is dancing in her boots!  Get more Backstage Pass with Gentry Thomas on The Podcast Playground, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you Pod!          See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 1, I speak with Grammy Award winning hornist Andrew Pelletier, Professor of Horn at Bowling Green State University and current President of the International Horn Society. Episode Highlights What has Andrew been up to during the COVID-19 pandemic? How do you get to be the President of the International Horn Society? How did he end up moving to Southern California from Maine? What was it like studying with James Decker at USC? What do you do if you are about to hit a moose with your car? Thoughts on motivation, horn playing, and "the big picture."

Big Rick chats with Country music singer Jessie James Decker about her upcoming appearance on Dick Clark's "Rockin' NYE" on ABC and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

James Decker is a farmer, attorney, and the Mayor of Stamford, TX, a tight-knit agricultural community located about 45 minutes north of Abilene. James grew up in Stamford, left for college and law school, but immediately returned home to begin his career-- his love of his hometown and desire to contribute to its success far outweighed any material success that could result from practicing law in a big city. With his service-oriented mindset and natural leadership abilities, James worked his way up from city council to Mayor, all while working as an attorney and growing his family. Like so many devoted small-town mayors, James is driven by a deep desire to see his community thrive, despite the many forces that seem to be conspiring against small-town America. He approaches local politics with an inspiring amount of focus and determination, and he’s not afraid to seek out new ideas from a variety of sometimes-unexpected sources. His weekly essays are worth a read whether you live in Stamford or not-- he explores subjects ranging from the nuts and bolts of economic development to the writings of Wendell Berry to quotations from Theodore Roosevelt. James is a shining example of the positive impact that one passionate person can have when he or she decides to lead with enthusiasm, optimism, and old-fashioned hard work. We covered a lot in our conversation, starting with his upbringing in Stamford and some of the history of the town. We talk about how he chose to return to Stamford after law school, despite having plenty of other opportunities elsewhere. We discuss the challenges facing rural America and how he chooses to approach economic development with an aggressive, proactive posture. We also talk about his mentors and heroes, and how his love of history and biographies inform his leadership. We obviously talk a lot about Wendell Berry and Theodore Roosevelt, as well as his favorite books and our shared love of the greatest movie of all time, Road House. The West is full of many small agricultural towns, and many of those communities share the same opportunities and challenges facing Stamford. I think you’ll be inspired by this episode, and be sure to check the notes for links to everything we discuss. Enjoy! https://mountainandprairie.com/james-decker/ https://mountainandprairie.com/bozeman/ TOPICS DISCUSSED: 4:15 - How James describes his work 5:00 - Stamford, Texas described 7:00 - Family history 8:30 - Growing up in Stamford 9:30 - Choice to return to Stamford 15:30 - Local heroes and mentors 18:00 - What creates community pride? 22:30 - James’s weekly essays 26:00 - Decision to run for mayor 28:00 - Biggest surprise of being mayor 31:30 - Biggest challenge facing Stamford 35:30 - Economic opportunities in small towns 39:45 - Sources of inspirations, Wendell Berry and TR 45:15 - Seeking out different opinions 47:00 - National and local politics 51:45 - How kids have changed James’s perspective 57:00 - Importance of aggression 1:00:00 - Best Texas history books 1:02:30 - Favorite books 1:08:50 - Favorite films 11:11:30 - Hobbies away from work 1:13:30 - Favorite location in the West 1:15:30 - Best advice ever received 1:16:30 - Request of the listeners 1:18:00 - Connect with James

We've got a fascinating conversation with lawyer, farmer, and mayor James Decker of Stamford, Texas (pop. 3,124) this week on the podcast. You may recognize James from his weekly Monday Musing essays posted on the Rural Revival blog, or from recently being named to the inaugural Ruralist. James is setting an example we can all learn from when it comes to the revitalization of and commitment to our rural communities - and you're about to find out why.Check out more on the blog.SHOW NOTES:Stamford, TexasShahan Guevara Decker ArrottGrand Theatre StamfordTexas Cowboy ReunionLuke 12:48Twitter: @jamesdecker2006Instagram: @jamesmdeckerFacebook: @jamesdeckerRuralist

Stamford, TexasShahan Guevara Decker ArrottGrand Theatre StamfordTexas Cowboy ReunionLuke 12:48Twitter: @jamesdecker2006Instagram: @jamesmdeckerFacebook: @jamesdeckerRuralist

Amarillo columnist Jon Mark Beilue talks how an anti-Liberal billboard was quickly taken down in the Panhandle. Stamford Mayor James Decker explains why the town’s pool will be free for the rest of the summer. And Leeson draws question as to how Texas Senate Democratic nominee Beto O’Rourke was for the Farm Bill before he was against it.

Ross Ramsey discusses the Texas runoff elections, Stamford’s new mayor James Decker, lays out a 2018 plan for rural revitalization. Leeson explains why the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal won the county judge race and why Lubbock County Sheriff Kelly Rowe lost. Plus Blue Collar Bill sounds off on property taxes.

A full breakdown of the 2018 NCAA Tournament, region-by-region (SOUTH ~4:25, WEST ~17:00, EAST ~24:50, MIDWEST ~37:05). You can never get enough info and predictions to help you win that office pool! Matt Murphy, Tom Scibelli, and Dan DiOrio are joined by special guest James Decker to give potential upsets, Final Four picks, and more. Follow us on Twitter @StudentSecPod!  

Today the ever-popular James Decker is back with us on the show.  This time, he's here to talk about a topic that is both complex and near-and-dear to his heart, easements and landlocked property.  As we discuss, the "coffee shop law" idea that a person has to be given access to his or her landlocked property is not actually true under Texas law.   James and I discuss the various types of easements, have a discussion about options and considerations for folks who own landlocked property, and he gives us some practical advice on what landowners should do with regard to easements.  (Hint:  GET IT IN WRITING!)   Contact info for James Decker (Email)  james@sgdalawtx.com (Website)  http://sgdalawtx.com/  (Twitter)  @jamesdecker2006  (Facebook)  https://www.facebook.com/james.decker  (Instagram) @jamesmdecker

Season 2 Episode 10 marks the monumental return of Student Section alum James "Jimmy" Decker to the studio. James talks about what it feels like to be back and helps the guys out with the draft for the 2017-18 "Starting 5" segment, which will be more fan-friendly this year and likely feature prizes down the road for submitting your own Starting 5 to @StudentSecPod on Twitter. 

This is the second part of our business tax and legal series. Today, we'll be talking to James Decker, a lawyer based in the West Texas town of Stamford. James provides advice to clients about business and property ownership, including agriculture, estate planning and probate, real estate, oil and gas, business and entrepreneurship. 

In early August, I traveled to College Station to meet up with three of my favorite ag lawyers, Jim Bradbury, James Decker, and Kyle Weldon.  We had a great session at the Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course in College Station.  We titled the program "Ask an Ag Lawyer" and basically just answered people's questions on water law, oil and gas law, eminent domain, estate and succession planning, fence law, and property issues.  There were 150+ cattle producers in attendance and they had wonderful questions that made the program really interesting and (hopefully!) useful for the participants. Today, on the podcast, we recap that program including our favorite questions, best stories, and some of the most important issues addressed.  From how to deal with an aggravated neighbor to property tax valuation issues to questions about groundwater rights, this podcast gives a great overview of some of the issues that ag lawyers love to chat about. After the program, we adjourned to the Dixie Chicken, ate Tijuana Fries, listened to classic country, and talked all things ag law on the porch.  I am certainly grateful to have the opportunity to work with these guys who are great legal minds and even better people! Lastly, all three of my guests today have been on prior podcasts.  Kyle was Episode #2 talking about law school, Jim was Episode #3 discussing Waters of the United States, and James was on Episode #8 focused on settling estates.   Contact information for Jim Bradbury: (Email) jim@bradburycounsel.com  (Website) http://bradburycounsel.com/ (Twitter) https://twitter.com/jimbluewind    Contact info for James Decker (Email)  james@sgdalawtx.com (Website)  http://sgdalawtx.com/  (Twitter)  @jamesdecker2006  (Facebook)  https://www.facebook.com/james.decker  (Instagram) @jamesmdecker    

Today we're talking to my friend and Stamford, Texas attorney, James Decker. As you will see today, there is no one I know who loves Texas. Allsup's burritos, and the law more than James!   James grew up in Stamford, Texas and after receiving his Agribusiness degree from Texas A&M and law degree from Texas Tech University, he returned home and hung out his own shingle. Our main focus today is on settling an estate after someone has passed away. Particularly, we will focus on the probate process and on various statutory alternatives to probate here in Texas. James offers the following advice for all people:  "Die with a will.  It's just easier on everyone."  I couldn't agree more!  We kick off our discussion by talking about intestate succession laws, meaning the applicable statutes that come into play to distribute assets when someone dies without a will.  As you will hear, this can cause significant issues and lead to disputes and added expenses that no one wants to leave behind. Next, we turn to the Texas probate process and discuss what happens when someone dies with a will.  Specifically, we look at how a will generally makes its way through probate and then we look at an alternative method of probate, which James calls "express lane probate," the Probate by Muniment of Title.  As James points out, we are fortunate here in Texas to have a relatively user-friendly probate process and, unlike in some other states, it may be that going through the regular probate process is actually the cheapest, simplest option to settle an estate.   Next, we turn to various probate alternatives.  These include transfer on death accounts, affidavits of heirship, small estate proceedings, heirship proceedings, life estates, and transfer on death deeds.  James walks us through the pros, cons, and requirements for each of these. As always, we close the show by asking for a law that James would like to see changed.  He went with a law that is high up on my own wishlist and said that he would like to see some sort of surface damage act to protect surface owners in Texas when oil and gas production may occur on their land.  As he notes, Texas is basically the only major oil producing state without this type of legislation.  Hopefully one day, we'll see James in the Texas Senate to push this kind of bill through. And finally, I asked for a restaurant recommendation and was given a litany on the best chicken fried steak in Texas, found at Jake and Dorothy's Cafe in Stephenville Texas.  It opened in 1948, and as James points out, they've been making chicken fried steaks successfully for 70 years!  Be sure to have room for the homemade pies when you go!   Contact info for James Decker (Email)  james@sgdalawtx.com (Website)  http://sgdalawtx.com/  (Twitter)  @jamesdecker2006  (Facebook)  https://www.facebook.com/james.decker  (Instagram) @jamesmdecker   Links to topics mentioned on the show - Texas intestate succession statutes (the law that applies if someone dies without a will) - Texas general probate statutes - Texas Muniment of Title statute - Texas Affidavit of Heirship statute - Small Estate Proceeding statute - Heirship Proceeding statute - Texas Transfer on Death Deed statute - O'Colly feature on James Washington

It's the Final Four edition of The Student Section! Matt Murphy, James Decker, Tom Scibelli, and Dan DiOrio review the past weekend of games before looking ahead to the Final Four matchups. The crew breaks down each game, and they give their predictions for who will be cutting down the nets on Monday night. 

It's time for the Big Dance! Look no further than The Student Section for all of your bracket needs. James Decker, Tom Scibelli, Dan DiOrio, and Matt Murphy discuss the 2017 NCAA Tournament field region-by-region in the latest episode of WFUV's college basketball podcast. They also share the results of The Student Section's composite bracket based on each of the four hosts' own brackets. 

Episode 6 of The Student Section has arrived! Tom Scibelli, James Decker, Matt Murphy, and Dan DiOrio talk Northwestern likely heading to the NCAA tournament, Wisconsin's struggles, and preview the week ahead of conference tournaments. As always, they wrap up with their Starting Five and Final Four Bracketology segments.   

Brian Brown spoke with James Decker on tonight's One on One Halftime Report. Brown, who works with NBC Sports, shared his thoughts on Fordham Basketball as well as touching on some topics as related to the Olympics.

Drew Casey and James Decker look back at all the action as Fordham lost a heartbreaker to George Washington on Wednesday night, falling 67-66 as Tyler Cavanaugh knocked down three free throws with less than a second remaining to stun the Rose Hill crowd. The Rams are next in action on Saturday at La Salle before the Atlantic 10 Championship begins next Thursday in Pittsburgh. All of Saturday's action can be heard beginning at 1:50 p.m. right here on WFUV!

Episode 5 of The Student Section includes a look back at the week that was in college basketball and a preview of what lies ahead as the month of February winds down. Matt Murphy, James Decker, and Dan DiOrio also run through their recurring Starting Five and Final Four Bracketology segments!  

This latest episode of The Student Section is here! Matt Murphy, Tom Scibelli, James Decker, and Dan DiOrio take a look back at the week in college basketball and preview this weekend's most enticing matchups. The crew is also joined by the podcast's first ever guest--Quinton Hooker, a star guard from the University of North Dakota. 

Episode two of The Student Section, WFUV's college basketball podcast, is here. Matt Murphy, James Decker, and Dan DiOrio recap the past week in the NCAA and look ahead to this weekend's top matchups. They wrap up with their Final Four picks based on Joe Lunardi's latest Bracketology. 

The first episode of WFUV's college basketball podcast: The Student Section has arrived. Matt Murphy, Tom Scibelli, James Decker, and Dan DiOrio recap the past week of upsets and preview the weekend's games. They wrap up with their two weekly segments: The Starting Five and Final Four predicitons. 

Drew Casey, James Decker and John Furlong talk all things NHL in this week's edition of Five on Three. The show begins with an exclusive interview with Ross Greenburg, Executive Producer of "Road to the NHL Outdoor Classics" on EPIX (Fridays 10ET/PT, 9CT) before the focus shifts to the struggles of the New Jersey Devils. Islanders and Rangers talk follows before James and Drew discuss the surging Metropolitan Division.

Cameron caught up with Stitched Up Heart drummer Decker at Rock on the Range to discuss their upcoming album, tour plans, helping people through music, playing acoustic, and more.

Kristian O'Hara and James Decker take you through an exciting weekend of divisional round matchups in the NFL Playoffs! The guys also delve into Ben McAdoo's hiring as the new head coach of the New York Giants, the relocation of the St. Louis Rams to Los Angeles, and an exciting Wild Card Weekend. Check out NFL Friday all the way through the Super Bowl!

Kristian O'Hara and James Decker take you through an exciting weekend of divisional round matchups in the NFL Playoffs! The guys also delve into Ben McAdoo's hiring as the new head coach of the New York Giants, the relocation of the St. Louis Rams to Los Angeles, and an exciting Wild Card Weekend. Check out NFL Friday all the way through the Super Bowl!

Jim O' Connell, head college basketball writer of the Associated Press, joins Kelly Kultys and James Decker on One on One to talk about the madness that is college basketball in the month of March. He discusses the end of the conference tournaments, who his favorites are to win, and gives his take on the state of Fordham basketball.  

Doc Emrick, the voice of the NHL on NBC, joined Kelly Kultys and James Decker on One on One to talk all things NHL. They take a look at the Rangers and Islanders, their playoff pushes and look around the league at other playoff races.