Podcast appearances and mentions of jason cox

It's amazing and moving to see mezcalerxs whose lives have clearly improved as a result of the growing interest in agave spirits. But there's another side to that story – or, really, multiple other sides to it: some good, some bad, and some … well, the jury is still out on those. We talk about those various stories in this episode of Agave Road Trip!Agave Road Trip is a critically acclaimed, award-winning podcast that helps gringx bartenders better understand agave, agave spirits, and rural Mexico. This episode is hosted by Lou Bank with special guest Linda Sullivan of seynasecreto.Episode NotesThis episode cover is Courtesy of Slim Pickens! Thanks, Slim!The episode of “The Hidden Brain” that I was trying to recall is “Relationships 2.0: The Power of Tiny Interactions + Your Questions Answered: Erica Bailey on Authenticity.” So good!My friends Jen & Adam Murphy have great Instagram feeds, if you're a gardening nerd or a garden-in-a-cocktail nerd!Shout out this episode to Jason Cox whose Cinco Sentidos brand of agave spirits is amazing! Equally amazing are his two (count them, two!) brands of Oaxacan rum: Alambique Serrano and Cañada - Aguardiente Oaxaqueño!Shout out this episode to Mezcal tour guide Randall Stockton and his amazing pandemic program, Feeding Chichicapam!Shout out this episode to Chuck Klosterman and his novel Downtown Owl! (But also … go read Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs: A Low Culture Manifesto. Like, now.)

Today's sermon is for Easter 3 (C) and is titled Jesus Will Meet Us. It was written by the Rev. Jason Cox and read by the Rev. Danáe Ashley. Sermons That Work is an offering of the Episcopal Church's Office of Communication. For more free resources, including sermons, Bible studies, bulletin inserts, and more, visit episcopalchurch.org/sermons. We would love it if you'd rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast on your favorite podcasting platform – and while you're at it, share it with a friend!

The previous episode that inspired this episode is “The secret origin of Tequila Oro.”Shout out this episode to Jason Cox at 5 Sentidos! Shout out to Tequila Cascahuin!Maybe dibs in Chicago actually was documented…? Click here!

Barry does a good job of discussing a teenage kid's body image issues on this episode. And we see why Jason Cox was written off of the show. We're available on all of the standard podcasting platforms and can also be streamed on Spotify. Please give us a follow on Instagram @NarbosAndBroomheadsPodcast, and if you want to watch along, please send your comments to Narbosandbroomheads@gmail.com and we'll make sure to share them on future episodes. You can also join our Narbos And Broomheads Facebook group for information on live episodes being broadcast in the future. If you like the show, please shoot us a 5 star rating on iTunes, and tell all of your Degrassi loving friends!

607 - What happened to Jason Cox? Tyson Talbot began his career on Degrassi in 1983. He played one of the original characters, Billy Martin, on The Kids of Degrassi Street appearing in episodes like Billy Breaks The Chain, Benjamin Walks The Dog and Rachel Runs for Office. Later, he joined the new kids on Degrassi Junior High where he played the sexist Sports Rep Jason Cox. The one who thinks boys are better than girls at everything. Boy, was he wrong. But then, Jason disappeared and his character was never seen again. What happened to Jason? Why did Tyson leave the show? And what happened that caused him to reunite with the Degrassi cast over 30 years later? If you love Degrassi, this podcast is for you! Degrassi Fan Checklist: Follow Tyson on Instagram @tysontalbot72 Does Tyson remember facts about his own Degrassi character? Play Degrassi Trivia with us on ⁠Patreon!⁠ Follow our editor @⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠eeveepacini⁠

Ever wondered what it's like to run a 50K race with unexpected challenges? This week on Hobby Jogger, we recount our wild adventure at the Grindstone 50K with our friend Jason Cox. From a deceptive hornet's nest encounter that led to a hilarious debate on bee sting benefits, to Rob's battle with a mid-race ankle injury, we've got stories that blend humor with the grit of ultra running. The oppressive heat and humidity only ramped up the difficulty, making the race a true test of endurance and spirit. Tune in for some laughs, lessons, and a few unexpected takeaways from this demanding course.But the journey doesn't stop there. We also dissect our tumultuous UTMB race day, sharing the hard-hitting reality of cramping and hydration slip-ups that led to a DNF. We break down the critical errors, like neglecting electrolyte supplies, and discuss the impact of high humidity on performance. Amid our candid reflections, we'll critique the post-race amenities and highlight the stunning, albeit poorly organized, course. Plus, get the scoop on Camille's Spartathlon saga and enjoy a sneak peek of our upcoming chat with Dan, the race director of the Laurel Highlands Fall Classic. And don't miss the light-hearted moments, including a Blink-182 joke courtesy of Jason's daughter.

Matt Rodgers - Trancey State Of Mind Ep 09: Andy Newtz & Olya Gram - Take Me to the Stars (Gayax Intro Remix) [Your Melodies] Amend Infinity - The Secret World (Extended Mix) [Juiced Digital Recordings] Georgio Safo - The Energy Is Inside [Gold Standard Recordings] Dima Menzel - Possible & Impossible (Extended Mix) [2Rock Uplifting] DMPV & Anveld - Statics (Extended Mix) [Neostatics Vision] ID - ID ID - ID Artena - When the Day Breaks (Original Mix) [Future Force Recordings] Northern Eclipse & Mandy Edge & Mike Reverie - Secrets (Mike Reverie Remix) [Future Fusion] Christophe Quinlivan-Hunt - Constitution (Extended Mix) [Juiced Digital Recordings] ID - ID Dimassive - Starfall (Extended Mix) [Aerodynamica Music]   Ray Mitchell - Trancey State Of Mind Ep 09 Guest Mix: Andy Newtz - Genesis [Juiced Digital Recordings] Ray Mitchelll & Jason Cox ft Mix Factory - Take Me Away 2024 John Askew & Shelby Merry - Steady & Stronger [Blackhole Recordings] STNX - Melodious [Future Force Recordings] Andy Newtz, Eemzee - Emperium [Future Force Recordings] Ray Mitchell - Aria [Submission Recordings] Three Drives - Greece 2000 (Allan Morrow Remix) Ray Mitchell, Jason Cox - Learning To Fly 2024 Yoshi & Razner with Cari - Running Over the Rainbow [FSOE] Signum - Beyond This Earth (Richard Durand Remix) [A State of Trance] Robbie Seed, Andrew Rayel, Jimmy Chou - I Wish feat. That Girl [Armada Music] OceanLab - Satellite (Original Above & Beyond Mix) [Anjunabeats]  

Hello guys and welcome back to the Up the Guts Podcast This episode we are joined by returning guest, Strength & Conditioning & High Performance Coach, Jason Cox from High Performance Cricket We chat about Coxy's business growth in the past 18 months for High Performance Cricket, why sleep is the most important tool for recovery, what you should be eating to maximise your performance & the five most important traits you need to be a Fast Bowler We also touch on some most visit spots when over in Bali for a Holiday & much more I hope you guys enjoy and without further to do, lets get to coxy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trent-du2019alton/message

Lately, there seems to be a theme of guests that had a specific path in life only to find it disrupted and hijacked by the craft spirits business. And this...

Jason Cox, owner of "High Performance Cricket" joins us as our first guest for the Podcast's 5th season. With cricket season in full-swing, Coxy chats to Tyler about all things cricket S&C and management of cricket-related injuries. Coxy has developed some of the state's best cricketers including Australian international off-spinner, Todd Murphy.  The man from Koo Wee Rup also spends a bit of time with the Box Hill Hawks in the VFL as their Head S&C where Virtus athlete, Darcy Murr plays. So, we spent the first 5 minutes of the episode gassing him up. 0:00 - What makes humans like Darcy Murr so great to coach? 4:50 - Management of cricket related injuries 14:20 - History of High Performance Cricket 18:55 - Traits of highly successful humans and coaches 33:30 - Coxy's beginning in the Health & Fitness industry 39:50 - Learnings from coaching at rowing club 46:30 - Perks of training online with High Performance Cricket

In this episode, host Dr. Jacob Fleming and Dr. Jason Cox interview musculoskeletal radiologist Dr. Jon Jacobson about the current uses and future role of musculoskeletal (MSK) ultrasound. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR Stryker Interventional Spine https://www.strykerivs.com --- SHOW NOTES To begin, Dr. Jacobson provides insight into his professional journey, from training at Henry Ford Hospital to his current practice at Lenox Hill in New York City. He reflects on the formative period of his career spent under the mentorship of Dr. Marnix Van Holsbeeck, who played a key role in his training over MSK ultrasound. Dr. Jacobson also discusses his specific areas of interest, in particular, microvascular imaging, especially in the context of assessing blood flow following the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. He underscores the need for further research and exploration on this topic. Next, Dr. Jacobson explores the significance of MSK ultrasound education across various specialties, emphasizing the mutual learning that takes place across different specialties. Dr. Jacobson has led an annual MSK ultrasound course in San Diego for nearly two decades. He believes that MSK ultrasound has the potential to be scaled up to a level comparable to MSK imaging with CT and MRI. He emphasizes the important role that a skilled technologist plays in this process. He advocates for investing in training efficient and experienced technologists. This includes designating a lead technologist with expertise who can train other newer technologists. Dr. Jacobson further addresses ultrasound-guided interventions such as joint, bursa, and tendon sheath injections. The conversation also delves into the different paradigms of interventional radiology, which can sometimes be viewed as the provision of a clinical service versus the performance of order-based procedures. Finally, Dr. Jacobson elaborates on his collaboration with a nonprofit organization called Imaging the World. Their primary mission centers around ultrasound in Uganda, with a particular emphasis on advancing shoulder ultrasound capabilities in remote and underserved areas, both in terms of diagnosis and treatment. Dr. Jacobson provides training to physical therapists and technologists in ultrasound procedures and ultrasound-guided injections. The next phase of these nonprofit's efforts is directed towards underserved rural communities in North America. --- RESOURCES Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Education https://www.jacobsonmskus.com/

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As the war in Ukraine rages on, American churches are going to Poland and other European countries to help refugees fleeing the turmoil. People in these countries are tired, and appreciative of any help they can get. Ed Stetzer talks with Jason Cox of the International Mission Board, Tina Bruner of Global Christian Connexion and Ed Stetzer Live producer, Karen Hendren, who went on a trip to Poland to offer aid and support to the refugees and volunteers in this crisis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, host Dr. Jason Cox interviews Dr. Marnix van Holsbeeck, who is considered to be one of the godfathers of musculoskeletal ultrasound. --- SHOW NOTES Dr. Holsbeeck begins by reflecting on his early life in Belgium. Raised in a family of medical professionals, he started his career as a general practitioner at the age of 24, all while pursuing a comprehensive radiology training. His introduction to musculoskeletal ultrasound occurred during his tenure at his father's practice, where he discovered not only his affinity for radiology but also his deep passion for patient interaction. He soon realized that conducting ultrasound was the perfect intersection of both of his passions for radiology and patient care. He then provides a history of the origins of musculoskeletal ultrasound, dating back to its inception in 1979-1980. He shares his experiences from his time in gastroenterology, where ultrasound was beginning to be utilized for diagnosing gallbladder stones. It was during this time that he became captivated by the ability to correlate a patient's medical history with the findings of the ultrasound. Dr. Holsbeeck also elaborates on his journey on musculoskeletal ultrasound, recounting the numerous single-contrast arthrograms he conducted in conjunction with ultrasound during his training. As a practicing general practitioner, he recollects performing therapeutic joint injections and he recognized the need for image-guided procedures, specifically ultrasound-guided therapeutic joint injections. This approach offered superior precision and visualization of the joint space, further enhancing patient care. He also shares the development of the Musculoskeletal Ultrasound program at Henry Ford in Detroit, Michigan, upon his arrival in 1989. He initially began using ultrasound in the Emergency Department with regards to abscess aspiration and drainage. This approach was subsequently integrated into the field of orthopedics. Dr. Holsbeeck highlights the pivotal role of ultrasound in the diagnosis of tendon tears, underscoring its capacity to promptly assess whether surgical intervention is warranted for the patient. --- RESOURCES Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Society: https://www.musoc.com/

The Norfolk Southern train derailment and "controlled release" of toxic vinyl chloride in East Palestine, Ohio, was an avoidable catastrophe. Long before the train cars crashed on Feb. 3 and residents' lives were turned completely upside down, railroad workers had been warning anyone who would listen that the relentless cost-cutting and profit-maximizing practices implemented on the freight rail system by greedy rail executives and their Wall Street shareholders would endanger workers and the public, and they were right. In recent hearings held in East Palestine by the National Travel Safety Board (NTSB), testimonies by representatives from rail labor and even Norfolk Southern itself have revealed what workers already knew: a combination of reckless business practices by the rail carriers, including yearly staff cuts to rail maintenance workers and the outsourcing of vital safety functions to unregulated machines, and lax federal regulation of the railroads has created the conditions for catastrophes like East Palestine to happen with greater frequency. But it is not too late to reverse course and build a safer, greener, more efficient, more humane rail system. In this episode, we discuss the latest revelations to come out of the ongoing investigations into the East Palestine disaster with Jason Cox, national representative for the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen, who testified at the NTSB hearings in East Palestine in June.Additional links/show notesMusic / Post-Production: Jules TaylorHelp us continue producing radically independent news and in-depth analysis by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer: Donate: https://therealnews.com/donate-podSign up for our newsletter: https://therealnews.com/newsletter-podLike us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/therealnewsFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealnews

The Norfolk Southern train derailment and "controlled release" of toxic vinyl chloride in East Palestine, Ohio, was an avoidable catastrophe. Long before the train cars crashed on Feb. 3 and residents' lives were turned completely upside down, railroad workers had been warning anyone who would listen that the relentless cost-cutting and profit-maximizing practices implemented on the freight rail system by greedy rail executives and their Wall Street shareholders would endanger workers and the public, and they were right. In recent hearings held in East Palestine by the National Travel Safety Board (NTSB), testimonies by representatives from rail labor and even Norfolk Southern itself have revealed what workers already knew: a combination of reckless business practices by the rail carriers, including yearly staff cuts to rail maintenance workers and the outsourcing of vital safety functions to unregulated machines, and lax federal regulation of the railroads has created the conditions for catastrophes like East Palestine to happen with greater frequency. But it is not too late to reverse course and build a safer, greener, more efficient, more humane rail system. In this episode, we discuss the latest revelations to come out of the ongoing investigations into the East Palestine disaster with Jason Cox, national representative for the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen, who testified at the NTSB hearings in East Palestine in June.  Additional links/info below... KDKA News, "Union Official Says Safety of Railroads Has Been Compromised by Job Cuts and Time Constraints" Aria Bendix, NBC News, "High Levels of a Hazardous Chemical Polluted the Air Weeks After the Ohio Train Derailment, an Analysis Shows" ABC 6, "East Palestine Residents Rally for Disaster Declaration at Ohio Statehouse" Mike L., The Real News Network, "A Carman's Perspective on the East Palestine Derailment and the Railroad Industry as a Whole" Al Jazeera English, "What's Behind Train Derailments in the US? | Fault Lines Documentary" Maximillian Alvarez, The Real News Network, "East Palestine, 100 Days Later" Maximillian Alvarez, The Real News Network, "East Palestine Residents Have Been Left Behind—and They're Running Out of Water" Maximillian Alvarez, The Real News Network, "East Palestine, Ohio: A Hell of Wall Street's Making" Maximillian Alvarez, The Real News Network, "'This Was Preventable': Railroad Workers Explain How Wall St. Caused the East Palestine Derailment" Maximillian Alvarez, Breaking Points, "Rail Worker EXPOSES Ohio Disaster COVERUP" Permanent links below... Working People Patreon page Leave us a voicemail and we might play it on the show! Labor Radio / Podcast Network website, Facebook page, and Twitter page In These Times website, Facebook page, and Twitter page The Real News Network website, YouTube channel, podcast feeds, Facebook page, and Twitter page Featured Music (all songs sourced from the Free Music Archive: freemusicarchive.org) Jules Taylor, "Working People" Theme Song

Cold calling, while vital to business, is one of the most intimidating things to do when in sales. What are some of the tips and tricks that drives success when out on a cold call? Nate and Freya welcome Jason Cox and Dusty Kruse onto the podcast as we tackle the ins and outs of cold calling. Grizzly Cooler Giveaway: To enter, email smartereveryseason@precisionplanting.com and give your name, dealership, and episode ideas or topics. Each legitimate idea or topic will equal one entry.

As the war in Ukraine rages on, American churches are going to Poland and other European countries to help refugees fleeing the turmoil.  People in these countries are tired, and appreciative of any help they can get.  I'll talk with Jason Cox of the International Mission Board, Tina Bruner of Global Christian Connexion and my producer, Karen Hendren, who went on a trip to Poland to offer aid and support to the refugees and volunteers in this crisis.

As the war in Ukraine rages on, American churches are going to Poland and other European countries to help refugees fleeing the turmoil.  People in these countries are tired, and appreciative of any help they can get.  I'll talk with Jason Cox of the International Mission Board, Tina Bruner of Global Christian Connexion and my producer, Karen Hendren, who went on a trip to Poland to offer aid and support to the refugees and volunteers in this crisis.

Jason Cox shares how in this loud world of fears and anxieties, God invites us to a path to peace.

In this episode, guest host Dr. Jacob Fleming interviews Dr. Jason Cox about musculoskeletal interventions and how he uses ultrasound for diagnosis and intervention in his full spectrum musculoskeletal practice. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR Laurel Road for Doctors https://www.laurelroad.com/healthcare-banking/ --- EARN CME Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn free AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs: https://earnc.me/ZHCWxF --- SHOW NOTES We begin by discussing Dr. Cox's path to MSK intervention. During his interventional training at University of Missouri, the musculoskeletal radiology program was rebuilt, and ultrasound was incorporated heavily. He used his ultrasound skills from vascular intervention in IR to learn musculoskeletal anatomy on ultrasound. He was drawn to MSK radiology due to the mechanical aspect of MSK work and the integration of visual spatial awareness and hand eye coordination involved in MSK ultrasound. He started out by learning steroid injections for sports injuries, commonly rotator cuff injuries. He now does around 20 diagnostic or interventional ultrasound procedures each day in his clinic. He opened his clinic with a partner, and did it slowly while still working at his prior job. He started working at his new clinic on his vacation days until he could build up the clientele to leave his prior job. One of the biggest challenges in opening his MSK radiology clinic was finding a sonographer able to do the complex MSK cases he was doing. The most common procedure Dr. Cox does at his clinic is ultrasound guided carpal tunnel release. He also does tendon barbotage for hydroxyapatite deposition disease for the rotator cuff tendons. His practice has grown largely due to the number of patients that are referred because they cannot get an MRI. He reads his ultrasound exams like an MRI report, with a high level of detail, differential diagnosis and recommendations. --- RESOURCES Institute for Advanced Medical Education: https://www.iame.com Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasoncoxmd Ultrasound First Clinic: https://ultrasound-first.com European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology: https://www.essr.org

I speak with the creator of 5 Sentidos Mezcal Jason Cox as we discuss his journey to Oaxaca as well as showcasing some of the best Mezcaleros around. To learn more about this brand go to https://www.drink5sentidos.com/ I am truly blown away by this brand and what Jason and his team are doing. Be sure to follow @agavesocialclub on social media to learn more about tequila and mezcal. 

This week, Dr. Jason Cox joins the show to talk about his upcoming game, Five Hundred Year Old Vampire, a cooperative role playing game that is inspired by Thousand Year Old Vampire. It will be published through CMU Press, so look out for the KS campaign in the coming months! Learn more about Jason here: https://www.utoledo.edu/al/art/faculty/cox.htmlBeyond Solitaire is proudly sponsored by Central Michigan University's Center for Learning Through Games and Simulations, where learning can be both playful and compelling. Check them out here: https://www.cmich.edu/colleges/class/Centers/CLGS/Pages/default.aspxCheck out CMU's game offerings here: https://cmichpress.com/shop/Sign up for an online game design class here:  https://www.cmich.edu/academics/colleges/liberal-arts-social-sciences/centers-institutes/center-for-learning-through-games-and-simulations/certificate-in-applied-game-designAll episodes of my podcast are available here: https://beyondsolitaire.buzzsprout.com/Enjoy my work? Consider supporting me on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/beyondsolitaire or getting me a "coffee" on Ko-fi! https://ko-fi.com/beyondsolitaireContact Me: Email: beyondsolitaire at gmail.comTwitter: @beyondsolitaireInstagram: @beyondsolitaireFacebook: www.facebook.com/beyondsolitaireWebsite: www.beyondsolitaire.net

This week the boys are joined by Strength and Conditioning coach Jason Cox. The boys talk with Jason or Coxy as he is more commonly known about his cricket journey growing where he had represented his state and plays Premier Cricket still to this day. We talk about the key aspects to strength & conditioning in an athlete and in particular a cricketer. Coxy's socials will be below so make sure to check his pages out and message him for any enquires! Insta: @jasoncox_performancecoach @highperformancecricket --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trent-du2019alton/message

Recorded at Metatopia Online 2021 Presented by Jason Cox, Shing Yin Khor, Jeeyon Shim. Keepsake Games, Art, Education and Equity. Keepsake games, which generate material objects as a result of play, are a fascinating tool for classroom use. What if the experience of educational games was visually shaped by the students? How would this affect their engagement and retention of content? How can a game like this thrive in the quantitative systems that dominate education?

My friend and long time client joins the podcast to discuss habits, goals, and his life stories! Such wisdom, what a treat!

In this episode, guest host Dr. Jacob Fleming interviews Dr. Jason Cox about musculoskeletal interventions and how he uses ultrasound for diagnosis and intervention in his full spectrum musculoskeletal practice. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR Laurel Road for Doctors https://www.laurelroad.com/healthcare-banking/ --- EARN CME Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs: https://earnc.me/ZHCWxF --- SHOW NOTES We begin by discussing Dr. Cox's path to MSK intervention. During his interventional training at University of Missouri, the musculoskeletal radiology program was rebuilt, and ultrasound was incorporated heavily. He used his ultrasound skills from vascular intervention in IR to learn musculoskeletal anatomy on ultrasound. He was drawn to MSK radiology due to the mechanical aspect of MSK work and the integration of visual spatial awareness and hand eye coordination involved in MSK ultrasound. He started out by learning steroid injections for sports injuries, commonly rotator cuff injuries. He now does around 20 diagnostic or interventional ultrasound procedures each day in his clinic. He opened his clinic with a partner, and did it slowly while still working at his prior job. He started working at his new clinic on his vacation days until he could build up the clientele to leave his prior job. One of the biggest challenges in opening his MSK radiology clinic was finding a sonographer able to do the complex MSK cases he was doing. The most common procedure Dr. Cox does at his clinic is ultrasound guided carpal tunnel release. He also does tendon barbotage for hydroxyapatite deposition disease for the rotator cuff tendons. His practice has grown largely due to the number of patients that are referred because they cannot get an MRI. He reads his ultrasound exams like an MRI report, with a high level of detail, differential diagnosis and recommendations. --- RESOURCES Institute for Advanced Medical Education: https://www.iame.com Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasoncoxmd Ultrasound First Clinic: https://ultrasound-first.com European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology: https://www.essr.org

IT FINALLY HAPPENED! Jason properly joined us on this week's cast! We talk all things Lost Child Productions, the company Jason runs, as well as all things cinema, normal cast stuff and Brody challenged us with film trivia with an expert! Fun cast, def listen in. Cheers folks!

When we sit down at the table, there is a social power dynamic between the storyteller and the players. But there are much deeper layers to the social dynamics at the table, between players, characters, and the story. Tonight Sara and Rob have invited Dr. Jason Cox to discuss power dynamics in gaming. Listen to us live, every Wednesday night at 7pm EST, at http://www.mixlr.com/storyteller-conclave. Listen to us on your favorite device! Or Amazon Audible Find us on Twitter (@st_conclave) – Instagram (st_conclave) Support the show by joining our Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/StorytellerConclave Please join us on Discord, to submit questions for the show, chat with Rob, Sara, and other Storytellers, and read over the detailed show-notes for more information and links to stuff we may not have been able to detail during the show! Discord : https://t.co/7H8p1lGYqG Or find our older episodes at Https://Storytellerconclave.com

Investments Unlimited is the latest novel by IT Revolution helping organizations radically rethink how they handle audit, compliance, and security for their software systems. I had a great conversation during DevOps Enterprise Summit Europe 2022 with co-authors Tapabrata “Topo” Pal, Michael Edenzon, John Rzeszotarski, Jason Cox, and Bill Bensing. Listen all about governance in DevOps, how you can automate as much manual work as possible, how to make auditors your best friends, how to win auditors and influence engineers, and much more.Subscribe to 0800-DEVOPS newsletter here.Show notes:- DevOps Automated Governance Reference Architecture

Today on The Download from Sounds Profitable; ad tech firms are under fire for data scraping, Amazon joins the social audio market, YouTube is paying podcasters to incorporate video, and more. Morning Brew’s Ryan Barwick reports that trade groups acting on behalf of publishers from the US, UK, and Canada are accusing ad-tech firms of unfairly scraping metadata from websites Once collected, this allegedly ill-gotten data is used to create contextual advertising segments for clients without the publisher’s consent, also undercutting the publishers’ attempts to directly sell contextual advertising deals. “Now that third-party cookies are dying and some ad dollars are shifting to contextual advertising—ads based on the content of the media, not on personal information—publishers want a (better) seat at the table and stronger terms as the industry adopts new technologies.” Richard Reeves, managing director of the Association of Online Publishers, summarized the issue of companies scraping data. “What we are now seeing is people almost brazenly walking through your home, and removing your furniture, and selling your assets elsewhere. And you don’t even know that they’re doing it, or you can’t receive any value for it. Just because you can doesn’t mean to say you should.” Data scraping isn’t new to podcasting, either. Transcription happens in podcasting, with and without a publisher's consent. It’s likely however this wider publisher issue plays out will have trickle-down effects to what companies can do with unlicensed podcast transcripts. Amazon has a new social audio app to make podcasters' dreams of being a DJ come true. Brad Hill of Rain News reports: “While early reports compare Amp to Clubhouse, Amazon’s promotional emphasis is on building interactive music shows, something like live, interactive radio.” Amp brings to mind an obscure podcasting tool Spotify launched for Anchor in late 2020. The feature, titled Shows with Music at launch, allows podcasters on Anchor to slot any song in the Spotify catalog between any pre-recorded podcast segments. Listeners with Spotify Premium would experience a seamless transition as if the music was baked into the podcast, while free listeners would hear a thirty-second preview of the song. Shows with Music still exists, technically, but has fallen by the wayside to become a feature hidden in the Anchor interface. Much like the forgotten podcasts from big-name creators covered last week. Amp, conversely, only requires listeners to sign up for a free Amp account to listen to creators. The Verge’s Jack Kastrenakes writes: “Amazon is positioning this as more of a radio-style service than a live chat service (there’s even a five-person cap on callers right now), which is probably for the best.” Shows with Music was a cool feature that enabled podcasters to live out their radio DJ dreams in a copyright-friendly manner. Another platform with a massive collection of licensed content at their disposal playing in this podcasting-adjacent space might just lead to more creativity and innovation in the social audio sphere. On Tuesday, podcasting ad tech company Gumball announced they had raised ten million in Series A funding. Brad Hill of Rain News reports, “Gumball, which was started by podcast comedy network Headgum, allows advertisers to programatically buy pre-recorded host-read ads. The system offers real-time inventory browsing, demographic audience targeting, and verification of placement and listening. The company lists a few brands which have used the system — Casper, CBS, Netflix, OkCupid, Squarespace, Warby Parker, and others.” Naturally, the Gumball system is deployed across the entire Headgum network, serving ads on flagship podcasts like The Doughboys, Punch up the Jam, and We Hate Movies. YouTube is taking podcasting seriously enough to put their money where their mouth is. Last Friday Bloomberg’s Ashely Carman reported both independent podcasters and podcast networks, all of which asked for anonymity, received offers ranging from $50,000 to $300,000 to create filmed versions of their episodes, as well as “other kinds of videos.” Video podcasts on YouTube historically have done well. As the platform matured from cat clips to encouraging content creators to make longer and longer content, the unedited video chat show took off. Productions like The H3H3 Podcast and The Joe Rogan Experience saw great success embracing the platform. That said, as Carman said, “However, the cost to build a studio, hire editors, and develop a fully functioning video publishing pipeline can deter networks and shows from adopting the platform.” In addition to these cash injections implying YouTube wants to seed more of a professionally-produced podcasting atmosphere, there are small infrastructure moves to suggest this is a long-term plan. Alex Castro at The Verge reminds readers that back in October YouTube began allowing Canadian users to listen to videos while the device was not focusing on the YouTube app or was locked. As YouTube power users in the US can attest, this feature is pushed very hard in YouTube Premium advertising as a good reason to sign up. Without putting on a podcast-branded tin-foil hat, it seems like making the ability to use YouTube like a podcasting app would be a huge step towards YouTube courting more podcasters and their audiences. On Tuesday The Hollywood Reporter’s J. Clara Chan published an exclusive announcement that UTA has launched Audio IQ, a data analytics service to facilitate podcast deals. The service will make use of social media, search results, and other open-source data to inform both clients and agents of a podcasts’ health to facilitate dealmaking. “While podcast analytics can often rely on historical data points like number of downloads or past ad revenue, UTA’s Audio IQ analyses also offer future projections — a tool that is particularly key in negotiations for shows that have not yet launched or for identifying emerging talent.” Audio IQ comes onto the field as massive podcast outfits buy up previously third-party analytics companies - see our February 18th episode for coverage of the Spotify acquisition of Chartable - and that atmosphere has UTA IQ lead Joe Kessler concerned. As Kessler is quoted by Chan’s article: “I’m hopeful that this announcement serves as a wake-up call for the podcasting industry to somehow coalesce around a common source of truth and data for the industry, because it’s sorely needed as it’s maturing.” Finally, a smaller bit of news that’s not technically a full news story yet, but we feel is worth keeping an eye on as things develop. There was something about Tuesday this week that lead to podcasting announcements. Ashley Carman tweeted the exclusive scoop that three senior leaders at Megaphone are leaving. CEO Brendan Monaghan, CRO Matt Turk, and COO Jason Cox, all in their positions prior to the Spotify buyout, have been confirmed to be leaving the company after their one-year contracts expired. The three are now starting a blockchain company. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to Ian Powell for his audio prowess, and to our media host, Omny Studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on The Download from Sounds Profitable; ad tech firms are under fire for data scraping, Amazon joins the social audio market, YouTube is paying podcasters to incorporate video, and more. Morning Brew’s Ryan Barwick reports that trade groups acting on behalf of publishers from the US, UK, and Canada are accusing ad-tech firms of unfairly scraping metadata from websites Once collected, this allegedly ill-gotten data is used to create contextual advertising segments for clients without the publisher’s consent, also undercutting the publishers’ attempts to directly sell contextual advertising deals. “Now that third-party cookies are dying and some ad dollars are shifting to contextual advertising—ads based on the content of the media, not on personal information—publishers want a (better) seat at the table and stronger terms as the industry adopts new technologies.” Richard Reeves, managing director of the Association of Online Publishers, summarized the issue of companies scraping data. “What we are now seeing is people almost brazenly walking through your home, and removing your furniture, and selling your assets elsewhere. And you don’t even know that they’re doing it, or you can’t receive any value for it. Just because you can doesn’t mean to say you should.” Data scraping isn’t new to podcasting, either. Transcription happens in podcasting, with and without a publisher's consent. It’s likely however this wider publisher issue plays out will have trickle-down effects to what companies can do with unlicensed podcast transcripts. Amazon has a new social audio app to make podcasters' dreams of being a DJ come true. Brad Hill of Rain News reports: “While early reports compare Amp to Clubhouse, Amazon’s promotional emphasis is on building interactive music shows, something like live, interactive radio.” Amp brings to mind an obscure podcasting tool Spotify launched for Anchor in late 2020. The feature, titled Shows with Music at launch, allows podcasters on Anchor to slot any song in the Spotify catalog between any pre-recorded podcast segments. Listeners with Spotify Premium would experience a seamless transition as if the music was baked into the podcast, while free listeners would hear a thirty-second preview of the song. Shows with Music still exists, technically, but has fallen by the wayside to become a feature hidden in the Anchor interface. Much like the forgotten podcasts from big-name creators covered last week. Amp, conversely, only requires listeners to sign up for a free Amp account to listen to creators. The Verge’s Jack Kastrenakes writes: “Amazon is positioning this as more of a radio-style service than a live chat service (there’s even a five-person cap on callers right now), which is probably for the best.” Shows with Music was a cool feature that enabled podcasters to live out their radio DJ dreams in a copyright-friendly manner. Another platform with a massive collection of licensed content at their disposal playing in this podcasting-adjacent space might just lead to more creativity and innovation in the social audio sphere. On Tuesday, podcasting ad tech company Gumball announced they had raised ten million in Series A funding. Brad Hill of Rain News reports, “Gumball, which was started by podcast comedy network Headgum, allows advertisers to programatically buy pre-recorded host-read ads. The system offers real-time inventory browsing, demographic audience targeting, and verification of placement and listening. The company lists a few brands which have used the system — Casper, CBS, Netflix, OkCupid, Squarespace, Warby Parker, and others.” Naturally, the Gumball system is deployed across the entire Headgum network, serving ads on flagship podcasts like The Doughboys, Punch up the Jam, and We Hate Movies. YouTube is taking podcasting seriously enough to put their money where their mouth is. Last Friday Bloomberg’s Ashely Carman reported both independent podcasters and podcast networks, all of which asked for anonymity, received offers ranging from $50,000 to $300,000 to create filmed versions of their episodes, as well as “other kinds of videos.” Video podcasts on YouTube historically have done well. As the platform matured from cat clips to encouraging content creators to make longer and longer content, the unedited video chat show took off. Productions like The H3H3 Podcast and The Joe Rogan Experience saw great success embracing the platform. That said, as Carman said, “However, the cost to build a studio, hire editors, and develop a fully functioning video publishing pipeline can deter networks and shows from adopting the platform.” In addition to these cash injections implying YouTube wants to seed more of a professionally-produced podcasting atmosphere, there are small infrastructure moves to suggest this is a long-term plan. Alex Castro at The Verge reminds readers that back in October YouTube began allowing Canadian users to listen to videos while the device was not focusing on the YouTube app or was locked. As YouTube power users in the US can attest, this feature is pushed very hard in YouTube Premium advertising as a good reason to sign up. Without putting on a podcast-branded tin-foil hat, it seems like making the ability to use YouTube like a podcasting app would be a huge step towards YouTube courting more podcasters and their audiences. On Tuesday The Hollywood Reporter’s J. Clara Chan published an exclusive announcement that UTA has launched Audio IQ, a data analytics service to facilitate podcast deals. The service will make use of social media, search results, and other open-source data to inform both clients and agents of a podcasts’ health to facilitate dealmaking. “While podcast analytics can often rely on historical data points like number of downloads or past ad revenue, UTA’s Audio IQ analyses also offer future projections — a tool that is particularly key in negotiations for shows that have not yet launched or for identifying emerging talent.” Audio IQ comes onto the field as massive podcast outfits buy up previously third-party analytics companies - see our February 18th episode for coverage of the Spotify acquisition of Chartable - and that atmosphere has UTA IQ lead Joe Kessler concerned. As Kessler is quoted by Chan’s article: “I’m hopeful that this announcement serves as a wake-up call for the podcasting industry to somehow coalesce around a common source of truth and data for the industry, because it’s sorely needed as it’s maturing.” Finally, a smaller bit of news that’s not technically a full news story yet, but we feel is worth keeping an eye on as things develop. There was something about Tuesday this week that lead to podcasting announcements. Ashley Carman tweeted the exclusive scoop that three senior leaders at Megaphone are leaving. CEO Brendan Monaghan, CRO Matt Turk, and COO Jason Cox, all in their positions prior to the Spotify buyout, have been confirmed to be leaving the company after their one-year contracts expired. The three are now starting a blockchain company. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to Ian Powell for his audio prowess, and to our media host, Omny Studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on The Download from Sounds Profitable; ad tech firms are under fire for data scraping, Amazon joins the social audio market, YouTube is paying podcasters to incorporate video, and more. Morning Brew's Ryan Barwick reports that trade groups acting on behalf of publishers from the US, UK, and Canada are accusing ad-tech firms of unfairly scraping metadata from websites Once collected, this allegedly ill-gotten data is used to create contextual advertising segments for clients without the publisher's consent, also undercutting the publishers' attempts to directly sell contextual advertising deals. “Now that third-party cookies are dying and some ad dollars are shifting to contextual advertising—ads based on the content of the media, not on personal information—publishers want a (better) seat at the table and stronger terms as the industry adopts new technologies.” Richard Reeves, managing director of the Association of Online Publishers, summarized the issue of companies scraping data. “What we are now seeing is people almost brazenly walking through your home, and removing your furniture, and selling your assets elsewhere. And you don't even know that they're doing it, or you can't receive any value for it. Just because you can doesn't mean to say you should.” Data scraping isn't new to podcasting, either. Transcription happens in podcasting, with and without a publisher's consent. It's likely however this wider publisher issue plays out will have trickle-down effects to what companies can do with unlicensed podcast transcripts. Amazon has a new social audio app to make podcasters' dreams of being a DJ come true. Brad Hill of Rain News reports: “While early reports compare Amp to Clubhouse, Amazon's promotional emphasis is on building interactive music shows, something like live, interactive radio.” Amp brings to mind an obscure podcasting tool Spotify launched for Anchor in late 2020. The feature, titled Shows with Music at launch, allows podcasters on Anchor to slot any song in the Spotify catalog between any pre-recorded podcast segments. Listeners with Spotify Premium would experience a seamless transition as if the music was baked into the podcast, while free listeners would hear a thirty-second preview of the song. Shows with Music still exists, technically, but has fallen by the wayside to become a feature hidden in the Anchor interface. Much like the forgotten podcasts from big-name creators covered last week. Amp, conversely, only requires listeners to sign up for a free Amp account to listen to creators. The Verge's Jack Kastrenakes writes: “Amazon is positioning this as more of a radio-style service than a live chat service (there's even a five-person cap on callers right now), which is probably for the best.” Shows with Music was a cool feature that enabled podcasters to live out their radio DJ dreams in a copyright-friendly manner. Another platform with a massive collection of licensed content at their disposal playing in this podcasting-adjacent space might just lead to more creativity and innovation in the social audio sphere. On Tuesday, podcasting ad tech company Gumball announced they had raised ten million in Series A funding. Brad Hill of Rain News reports, “Gumball, which was started by podcast comedy network Headgum, allows advertisers to programatically buy pre-recorded host-read ads. The system offers real-time inventory browsing, demographic audience targeting, and verification of placement and listening. The company lists a few brands which have used the system — Casper, CBS, Netflix, OkCupid, Squarespace, Warby Parker, and others.” Naturally, the Gumball system is deployed across the entire Headgum network, serving ads on flagship podcasts like The Doughboys, Punch up the Jam, and We Hate Movies. YouTube is taking podcasting seriously enough to put their money where their mouth is. Last Friday Bloomberg's Ashely Carman reported both independent podcasters and podcast networks, all of which asked for anonymity, received offers ranging from $50,000 to $300,000 to create filmed versions of their episodes, as well as “other kinds of videos.” Video podcasts on YouTube historically have done well. As the platform matured from cat clips to encouraging content creators to make longer and longer content, the unedited video chat show took off. Productions like The H3H3 Podcast and The Joe Rogan Experience saw great success embracing the platform. That said, as Carman said, “However, the cost to build a studio, hire editors, and develop a fully functioning video publishing pipeline can deter networks and shows from adopting the platform.” In addition to these cash injections implying YouTube wants to seed more of a professionally-produced podcasting atmosphere, there are small infrastructure moves to suggest this is a long-term plan. Alex Castro at The Verge reminds readers that back in October YouTube began allowing Canadian users to listen to videos while the device was not focusing on the YouTube app or was locked. As YouTube power users in the US can attest, this feature is pushed very hard in YouTube Premium advertising as a good reason to sign up. Without putting on a podcast-branded tin-foil hat, it seems like making the ability to use YouTube like a podcasting app would be a huge step towards YouTube courting more podcasters and their audiences. On Tuesday The Hollywood Reporter's J. Clara Chan published an exclusive announcement that UTA has launched Audio IQ, a data analytics service to facilitate podcast deals. The service will make use of social media, search results, and other open-source data to inform both clients and agents of a podcasts' health to facilitate dealmaking. “While podcast analytics can often rely on historical data points like number of downloads or past ad revenue, UTA's Audio IQ analyses also offer future projections — a tool that is particularly key in negotiations for shows that have not yet launched or for identifying emerging talent.” Audio IQ comes onto the field as massive podcast outfits buy up previously third-party analytics companies - see our February 18th episode for coverage of the Spotify acquisition of Chartable - and that atmosphere has UTA IQ lead Joe Kessler concerned. As Kessler is quoted by Chan's article: “I'm hopeful that this announcement serves as a wake-up call for the podcasting industry to somehow coalesce around a common source of truth and data for the industry, because it's sorely needed as it's maturing.” Finally, a smaller bit of news that's not technically a full news story yet, but we feel is worth keeping an eye on as things develop. There was something about Tuesday this week that lead to podcasting announcements. Ashley Carman tweeted the exclusive scoop that three senior leaders at Megaphone are leaving. CEO Brendan Monaghan, CRO Matt Turk, and COO Jason Cox, all in their positions prior to the Spotify buyout, have been confirmed to be leaving the company after their one-year contracts expired. The three are now starting a blockchain company. The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to Ian Powell for his audio prowess, and to our media host, Omny Studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bienvenidos Al Download de Sounds Profitable, las noticias más importantes de esta semana en el mundo del podcasting. Ryan Barwick, de Morning Brew, informa que grupos comerciales que representan unas editoriales de los EE. UU., el Reino Unido y Canadá -- están acusando a las empresas de tecnología publicitaria de injustamente extraer metadatos de sus sitios de web. Después de ser recopilados, estos datos, presuntamente obtenidos de forma ilícita, se utilizan para crear segmentos de publicidad contextual para los clientes sin el permiso de las editoriales, lo que también debilita los intentos de las editoriales de vender directamente la publicidad contextual. Según Ryan Barwick, “Ahora que las cookies de tercera parte se están muriendo y los dólares publicitarios se están moviendo a publicidad contextual (anuncios basados ​​en el contenido, no en información personal), las editoriales quieren un (mejor) asiento en la mesa y mejores términos mientras la industria adopta nuevas tecnologías”. Fin de cita Richard Reeves, director gerente de la Asociación de editoriales en línea (Association of Online Publishers), noto el problema de las empresas que extraen datos. Reeves dice, “Lo que estamos viendo ahora es casi como si hubiera gente caminando sin vergüenza por tu casa, quitando los muebles y vendiendo tus bienes por otras partes. Y ni siquiera sabes que lo están haciendo, o no puedes recibir ninguna compensación por las ventas. El hecho que pueden hacerlo, no significa que deben hacerlo” Fin de cita. El raspado de datos tampoco es nuevo para los podcasts. La transcripción ocurre en el podcasting, con y sin el permiso del editor. Sin embargo, es probable que este problema más amplio de las editoriales tenga efectos indirectos en lo que las empresas puedan hacer con las transcripciones de podcasts sin licencia. Amazon tiene una nueva aplicación de audio social que proporciona a los podcasters la capacidad de ser DJs. Brad Hill, de Rain News dice, “Sí bien los primeros reportes comparan Amp con Clubhouse, pero el énfasis promocional de Amazon está en la creación de programas de música interactivos, algo como la radio interactiva en vivo”, fin de cita. Amp es reminiscente de una herramienta de podcasting que Spotify lanzó para Anchor a fines de 2020. La función, llamada Shows with Music en el lanzamiento, permite a los podcasters en Anchor colocar cualquier canción en el catálogo de Spotify en cualquier segmento de podcast ya grabado. Los oyentes con Spotify Premium escucharán una transición perfecta como si la música estuviera integrada en el podcast, mientras que los oyentes gratuitos sin suscripciones escucharán un tráiler de treinta segundos de la canción. Shows with Music todavía existe, pero ya no es la estrella del partido ya que es casi una función oculta en la interfaz de Anchor. Similar a los podcasts olvidados de creadores de renombre que cubrimos en el episodio de la semana pasada. Por otra parte, Amp, solo requiere que los oyentes se inscriban para obtener una cuenta gratuita de Amp para escuchar a los creadores. Jack Kastrenakes, de la editorial The Verge escribe: "Amazon está promoviendo esto más como un servicio de estilo de radio que como un servicio de chat en vivo (incluso hay un límite de cinco personas en las llamadas en este momento), lo que probablemente sea lo mejor para todos", fin de cita. Este martes pasado, la empresa de tecnología publicitaria de podcasting, Gumball, anunció que había recaudado diez millones de dólares en financiación de Serie A. Brad Hill, de Rain News, informa: “Gumball, que fue iniciado por la red de podcasts de comedia, Headgum, permite a los anunciantes comprar programáticamente los anuncios pregrabados que son leídos por anfitriones de podcasts. El sistema ofrece búsqueda de inventario en tiempo real, dirección por audiencia demográfica y verificación de ubicación y escucha. La compañía menciona algunas marcas que han utilizado el sistema: Casper, CBS, Netflix, OkCupid, Squarespace, Warby Parker y otras”, fin de cita. Naturalmente, el sistema de Gumball se implementa en toda la red de Headgum y publica anuncios en podcasts emblemáticos como The Doughboys, Punch up the Jam y We Hate Movies. YouTube está tomando el podcasting bastante en serio. El viernes pasado, Ashley Carman de Bloomberg informó que los podcasters independientes al igual que las redes de podcasts, todos los cuales pidieron permanecer anónimos, recibieron ofertas que variaron entre $50,000 y $300,000 para crear versiones filmadas en video de sus episodios. Históricamente, los podcasts de video en YouTube han funcionado bien. Mientras que la plataforma evolucionaba de clips de gatos a este punto de animar a los creadores a hacer contenido cada vez más largo, los programas de charla en video despegaron. Producciones como The H3H3 Podcast y The Joe Rogan Experience tuvieron un gran éxito en la plataforma. Dicho esto, como dijo Carman,: "Sin embargo, el costo de construir un estudio, contratar editores y desarrollar una fábrica de publicación de videos puede disuadir a las redes y programas de adoptar la plataforma", fin de cita. Además de estos incentivos de dinero que implican que YouTube quiere crear más un medioambiente de podcasts producidos profesionalmente, han hecho unos pequeños movimientos de negocios que sugieren que este es un plan a largo plazo. Alex Castro, del editorial The Verge, les recuerda a sus lectores que en octubre YouTube comenzó a permitir que los usuarios canadienses escucharan videos mientras la aplicación estaba minimizada o en segundo plano en el dispositivo. Como pueden atestiguar los usuarios más frecuentes de YouTube en los EE. UU., esta función se promociona muchísimo en la publicidad de YouTube Premium como una buena razón para suscribirse. Parece que hacer que la capacidad de usar YouTube como una aplicación de podcasting sería un gran paso para que YouTube reclute a más podcasters y sus oyentes.. El martes, J. Clara Chan, del editorial The Hollywood Reporter, publicó un anuncio exclusivo de que UTA, United Talent Agency, lanzó Audio IQ, un servicio de análisis de datos para facilitar las ventas de podcast. El servicio utilizará las redes sociales, los resultados de búsqueda y otros datos de código abierto para informar tanto a los clientes como a las agencias sobre el estado de los podcasts para facilitar la negociación. Chan dice, “Mientras el análisis de podcasts a menudo puede basarse en puntos de datos históricos como la cantidad de descargas o los ingresos publicitarios anteriores, los análisis Audio IQ de UTA también ofrecen proyecciones futuras, una herramienta que es particularmente clave en las negociaciones de programas que aún no se han lanzado o para identificar talento nuevo.”. Fin de cita. Audio IQ entra en el campo en un tiempo cuando las empresas de podcasts masivas estan comprando compañías de análisis de terceras partes (consulta nuestro episodio del 18 de febrero para nuestra cobertura de la absorción de Chartable por Spotify) esto tiene preocupado al líder de UTA IQ, Joe Kessler. Kessler dice: "Tengo la esperanza de que este anuncio sirva como una llamada de atención para que la industria del podcasting se una de alguna manera a una fuente común de verdad y datos para la industria, porque sí es muy necesaria a medida que está madurando.” Fin de cita. Finalmente, otra noticia a la que vale la pena estar atento. Hubo algo sobre el martes de esta semana que nos trajo muchos anuncios acerca del podcasting.. Ashley Carman tuiteó la exclusiva que tres líderes superiores se van de Megaphone. Se ha confirmado que el director ejecutivo Brendan Monaghan, el director de ingresos Matt Turk y el director de operaciones Jason Cox, todos que ya estaban en sus puestos antes de la compra de Spotify, dejarán la compañía después de que caduquen sus contratos que fueron por un año. Los tres ahora están lanzando una empresa de blockchain. ¡Y así es El Download, de Sounds Profitable! Sé que recorrimos estas historias muy rápido, así que no olvides revisar los enlaces para cada artículo que mencionamos directamente en tu aplicación de podcasts o en SoundsProfitable.com/TheDownload. Y gracias por seguir con nosotros mientras continuamos haciendo cambios a este gran experimento para brindarles las mejores historias que tal vez se hayan perdido en la semana. Soy Manuela Bedoya Y yo soy Gabriel Soto. Muchas gracias a Ian Powell por ser el mejor ingeniero de audio, y a Gavin Gaddis por escribir el texto para episodio de hoy y a Omny Studio por alojar El Download. Y gracias a ti por pasar este tiempo con nosotros.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Jason Cox is a musculoskeletal radiologist. He specializes in diagnosing skeletal disorders with ultrasound and using ultrasound-guided procedures to treat patients. Diagnostic ultrasound can give you the answers you're looking for, rule out conditions, or give additional information that your doctor needs to decide what the next step in treatment is. Ultrasound First is the first of its kind in the Midwest, and possibly in the country. Dr. Cox and his staff have created a process that is quick and efficient.  They will have you in and out before you can say "musculoskeletal ultrasound." Email: info@ultrasound-first.comWebsite: www.ultrasound-first.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ultrasoundfirstInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ultrasoundfirst/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/ultrasound-first/https://myrangemaster.com/?afc=11   https://www.lydexar.com/(Code JSR5)

A jiu-jitsu adventure across the republic to the south.  Featuring Jason Cox.

This week instead of having a guest in the show we decided to dig a little deeper into your co-host Jason Cox.Listen as Zack Hartle asks about his entry into the trade, dual-ticket, education, and career as an Electrical Trades Instructor.Plus hear some inside looks at how the podcast started, how it's going, and our vision for the future.Be sure to subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts!Connect with us on Instagram or Facebook - @wattsthewordpodcastSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wattstheword)

Jason Cox from Cinco Sentidos joins us to give us an overview of Mezcal and to let us know the story behind his brand. Obviously, we get to drink a few expressions too. Cheers! Shop orcacoolers.com and use the code DADSEASON for 20% off your order. ORCA: For All of Life's Adventures. If you're a bourbon group, distillery, or store, get wholesale laser etched products at www.distilleryproducts.com  Get in on the action at www.action247.com use code DADS100 for Action 24/7 to match your first deposit up to $400

The Watt's the Word Podcast is a show linking the electrical industry through relevant conversations. We are speaking with real people to hear about the opportunities that the industry has given to them while they share what makes them passionate about the future of the trade. The electrical industry is a vast one, our goal is to learn from each other! This show is for anyone and everyone involved in the electrical trade or industry. Let's get the word out about how great the industry can be and learn something along the way. Hosted by Zack Hartle and Jason Cox with new episodes coming out every second Monday.Connect with us on Instagram or Facebookwww.wattsthewordpodcast.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wattstheword)

Join electricians Zack Hartle and Jason Cox on the inaugural episode of Watt's the Word Podcast. They will be joined by electrical code Instructor David Myers. He will talk about his journey in the trade, opportunities it has provided him, and finally share the significant changes in the electrical code.The 25th edition of the Canadian Electrical Code was published January 2021 and (in Alberta) will come into effect February 2022.Leave us a review or comment to let us know if you like this episode and to leave suggestions for future episodes.Connect with us on Facebook or InstagramVisit us at wattsthewordpodcast.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wattstheword)

I ask myself regularly, why do I love conversations with interesting people?  And it seems like a rhetorical question-- because they are interesting!  Interesting people think differently which leads to unique dialogue because largely its novel.  But there is more to it; interesting people share their perspective, they do not shy away from displaying an attitude inconconsistent with social norms, and curiosity is constant.  Jason Cox is on the ictpodcast.com because he is always learning and willing to discuss the infinite possibilities that exist in life.  I find him fascinating. 

To some, Jason Cox may be new to the Middle Tennessee area. He's been here for a few years...which, according to the amount of people moving here from all over the country, he might as well be a native. *****SUBSCRIBE/RATE/FOLLOW What's Your Problem? PODCAST:www.whatsyourproblempodcast.com Random 5 sponsored by GSD Academy!INTRODUCING THE GSD ACADEMY by Angela ProffittAre you tired of your day running you?This step-by-step, business productivity online program will share with you exactly how to shift your mindset, set boundaries, build rock solid processes, customize your message in order to strategically grow your revenues and Get Shit Done! Begin to get a hold of your day here:https://www.gsdcreative.com/a/42691/Sr42nPQr Jason is involved in a LOT of things. He coaches my daughter's soccer team. He serves on the board of his HOA (along with me, oddly enough, this was the first time I really met him). Finally, he recently won an election for Spring Hill Alderman in Ward 1. What is Jason's Problem? With the rapid growth in Middle Tennessee, Spring Hill is no stranger to the challenges of it. Littering has become a bit of a problem, so creating an awareness for Spring Hill and it's betterment through cleaning up and invigorating local election turnout is on Jason's mind. Follow Jason:https://www.facebook.com/votejasoncox Talking about the real problems (and possible solutions) of everyday business owners and professionals in and around Middle Tennessee and beyond...this is the What's Your Problem Podcast! WYP is recorded and shot in the Big Dot Lighting HQ in Spring Hill, TN.www.bigdotlighting.comwww.bigdotelectrical.comwww.bigdotinc.com Executive Producer: Jennifer KerrWYP Intro VO: @johndavidwells

Episode 7: Staying Connected in a Syndemic with Jason Cox About the Episode Date: February 9, 2021 Episode 7: Staying Connected in a Syndemic with Jason Cox Summary Fostering connection is a core tenet of peer support. In a syndemic, what are our options for building relationships and maintaining our support network? We talk about the successes and challenges of peer recovery support while in the midst of concurrent epidemics.  Jason Cox is the Lead Certified Peer Recovery Specialist with Alive RVA and SAARA of Virginia. He has worked alongside others in the community such as DEA, Discovery Education, SAFE Opioid Prevention Taskforce, and many others to assist in taking positive action in the community and reduce the stigma of SUD one step at a time. Jason is living in long-term recovery and plans to continue gaining knowledge to become the most effective Peer Recovery Specialist possible. Jason is truly grateful for the opportunity to give this knowledge to those who need help and seek recovery from substance use disorder and addiction.

Recorded at Metatopia 2020 Presented by Vivian Abraham and Jason Cox. Some games are easy to play online, and some have robust platforms to support them. But what if your game involves group singing? Or social mingling? Or some other mechanic that is harder to do online? Let's share some ideas for converting these trickier games to be enjoyable virtually! 

In this episode, our guests Matt Pankey, Matt Williams, Daniel Cox and your host Jason Cox talk about the NCAA Football National Championship, the disaster that is Tennessee football, the awesomeness of Tennessee Basketball and NFL Playoffs.

In this episode Jason Cox and I get real about how Covid has impacted our creativity, freelance work, mental health... and just life in general. If you're feeling a little lost or unmotivated, and looking for a conversation with a good friend- this episode will hit the spot. You're not alone, and we will make it through this.. but it's important to have these tough, real conversations. Want to know more about Jason Cox? Head over to www.jasoncoxphoto.com or follow him on IG @jasoncoxphoto - Stay connected with the All of It movement @allofit

Join us as Francisco welcomes Jason Cox, Owner of El Destilado & Cinco Sentidos to The Agave Sessions! Originally Aired Live 12.03.20. #SandSTV #TheAgaveSessions #Mezcal

Cam Bryant is Back and he joins Jason Cox as they talk about TN bad loss to Arkansas and talking about Games Cancelled with COVID. Also Local High School Playoff Football and Quick hits with NFL and MLB. Cam also gives us a message and talks about his COVID experience. 

Cam Bryant and Jason Cox talk about Tennessee's QB Problem and recaps the Braves Season. Also a High School Football update and NFL also Jason Gives us a Message. 

Cleveland Insurance Owner and CEO Stephen Shelton joins Cam Bryant and Jason Cox to preview the start of SEC Football and Tennessee Vols Breakdown. Also Braves Clinch 3rd straight NL East title and we discuss that and Wild Card Round. Jason and Stephen also give a message. 

Milestone 10th Episode!!!!! Cam Bryant and Jason Cox go around the sports table and give you all Football (High School, College and NFL) Baseball and Basketball Talk on this Episode. Cam gives us a message on the Bridge of Faith

Braves are Hot!!!! Join Cam Bryant and Jason Cox as they talk about the Braves impressive history made this week. Talking on a big upset that almost happened down in the Bears Den and previewing Week 3 High School Football match ups. SEC Updated times and the Look around NBA. Jason also give us an incredible message you don't want to miss.  

Football time is here in Southeast Tennessee as High School Football returns. Cam Bryant and Jason Cox break it down with Special Guest Pastor Todd Stevison from Public Church . Also look at UT schedule and MLB with a Rant from Jason and a quick look at NBA. Todd also gives us a testimony. 

John Lemons, Sam Maxwell, and Charley Woods Lowry discuss the story and Biblical references behind the song "Grace Upon Grace" in episode 3 of our August series, The Songs We Sing. "Grace Upon Grace" written by Michael Boggs & Jason Cox. Originally recorded by Brooke & Boggs. Covered in this episode by Charley Woods Lowry. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XJ1MY17/ref=dm_ws_tlw_trk2 (Purchase the song here.) --------------------------- Link to Discussion Questions and John, Sam, and Charley's podcast recommendations https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fzngIZZBbXI48wrdvQsKb0tSgQsUAMBwbigK5mx0MjE/edit (here.) --------------------------- And don't forget to visit us here and fill out the https://forms.gle/mKoNLzA78UWHK6d97 (FBC Huntsville Young Adults Interest Survey here!)

Heath Eslinger joins Cam Bryant and Jason Cox to talk sports with College Football and NBA and MLB. He also talks about his company A Better Way Athletics. 

Today's sermon is for Pentecost 9 (A) and is titled Which Party?. It was written by the Rev. Jason Cox. Sermons That Work is an offering of the Episcopal Church’s Office of Communication. For more free resources, including sermons, Bible studies, bulletin inserts and more, visit episcopalchurch.org/sermons. We would love it if you’d rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast on your favorite podcasting platform – and while you’re at it, share it with a friend!

Cam Bryant and Jason Cox introduce a brand new Podcast titled The Sports Message. In today's Pilot Episode we talk about who we are and the start of sports getting underway. Talking Baseball, Basketball, College Football and a little Titans with the Henry Signing. 

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Jason is a Director level at a large financial institution. He loves to share his battle wrought knowledge that he has gathered over the years. We talk about: What advice most Junior Developers ignore but should followDifference between Junior, Mid, and Senior Level Software DevelopersHow to get your feet wet in a code baseMuch More

Today's sermon is for Ascension Day (A) and is titled Truth-Telling. It was written by the Rev. Jason Cox. Sermons That Work is an offering of the Episcopal Church’s Office of Communication. For more free resources, including sermons, Bible studies, bulletin inserts and more, visit episcopalchurch.org/sermons. We would love it if you’d rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast on your favorite podcasting platform – and while you’re at it, share it with a friend!

When we take what’s good from God and twist it for what we think we long for, we will always come away disappointed. Our guest speaker, Jason Cox, continues our Strengthen The Core sermon series.

Jason Cox is the GM for this series!!!! The pitch: You used to be in the supers game as a black hat, but you never hit the big leagues and it was a long time ago. Maybe the power faded, maybe you took a trick arrow to the knee, or maybe you just got wise. Now you just want to meet your PO and blend in, but since when did you ever get what you wanted?

Jason Cox is the GM for this series!!!! The pitch: You used to be in the supers game as a black hat, but you never hit the big leagues and it was a long time ago. Maybe the power faded, maybe you took a trick arrow to the knee, or maybe you just got wise. Now you just want to meet your PO and blend in, but since when did you ever get what you wanted? Last session wasn't recorded. Here's the summary: Rigel Tellers (Dead Star) and Jeong Chung (Six-Star) both grew up here, left, and find themselves back again. In his youth Rigel was a gang-leader who had dated Jeong for a time before she stole a bunch of drugs from him and disappeared. He got caught in an industrial accident at Wilson Chemicals (which had a different name at the time), granting him super strength and the ability to absorb and expel tremendous energy. He became a supervillain for a while before giving himself up for unknown reasons. He studied and got his degree to be a CPA while in prison, and is now trying to go straight. Jessica Finch (Songbird) is a retired hero who acts as his patrol officer, and encourages him to do community service as a part of his rehabilitation. Jeong is a trickier case. She woke up a few months ago from a car crash on the edge of town without much of a memory. She had a PI license in her possession, and set up shop in her old home town to try and piece together what happened. She knows she was a super-thief for the Whisper Syndicate, and the clues seem to suggest they have some kind of interest in Shore City. She has come to Rigel for help and, like a chump, he has provided it. Sometimes they meet at the Hawaiian BBQ place under Rigel's apartment, Big Luau Burger. Jeong doesn't actually like it, but it's convenient. In the last episode, Rigel's buddy Evan asked to meet with him. Evan used to be in the gang as a kind of negotiator, and is now a supervisor for Wilson. He is also dating Thunderstrike (Europa McNiel), whom Rigel dislikes intensely. The three of them met at The Library, a bar near the factory, and Evan asked Rigel to try and talk to the workers on his behalf. Apparently they see him as a sellout. Across town the head of the Union, Jimmy Soon, hired Jeong because he thinks Wilson is cooking the books. Jeong went looking to talk to some of the employees to look for leads, and ended up coming into the bar right when Thunderstrike was leaving. She stole Thunderstrike's phone, but was unable to hack it so she later dumped it in Evan's car. Evan saw her, and got excited about the idea of Rigel and Jeong going on a double date with Europa and himself. Rigel faked a big fight with Jeong so that people wouldn't realize the were heroing on the sly together, and Jeong left. Rigel drank more than he should have. Later Rigel goes to Jeong's and they compare notes. He heads home and she decides to shadow Thunderstrike. Six Star is acrobatic as hell so finds her way on to the Wilson grounds pretty easily, and hears Thunderstrike talking to someone on the phone about how nobody is going to find out anything. The other person doesn't agree, so she calls Hurricane Harry to join her for guard duty. Rigel is about to sleep but the police scanner alerts him to the fact that some police never reported in from the college area. Since he is still drunk, he gets a cab to take him out there. The cabbie is excited to recognize the ex-villain, and tries to get him to tell why he turned himself in. When they get to the college though, the numerous cops laying inert on the ground convince him to go. Dead Star investigates and finds they have been hit by sleeping darts. He heads towards the superhero studies wing, and disturbs people in Dr. Faulkner's office. He hears a voice in his ear "No one spies on the Whisper Syndicate!" He fills the hallway with light and a horde of demonic ninja hiss and disappear in a cloud of smoke. He extinguishes the fire he finds in Dr. Faulkner's office by pulling the water pipes down, and pulls the good doctor himself out of the building Six Star is at Wilson Chemicals when Hurricane Harry arrives, and follows the capes to a secure back room. Well.... secure to most people. She employs her superhuman acumen and training to contort and worm her way through the ducts, and finds herself in a lab. Four figures float in tanks, one of whom looks disturbingly like Rigel. And that is where we left off.

Illustrators Jason Cox and Nigel Wallace. Jason Cox, illustrator and artworker (Atomic Squib Ltd). www.atomicsquib.com Nigel Wallace (White One Sugar). www.whiteonesugar.co.uk

Today, we continue our two-part series on the winter sports programs at Amherst County High School. On today's show, we sit down with Indoor Track Coach, Lance Carter, Swimming Coach, Amanda Stanbery and Wrestling Coach, Jason Cox to discuss the season to date and their goals as the teams begin post-season tournament play.

Tim McMahon and Jason Cox are co-owners of Brightstone Transitions, a Young Adult Transitional Program. They met over a decade ago in Georgia when Tim was directing a state-funded wilderness therapy program, and Jason showed up late for a job interview dressed in a suit and tie. Eventually, they connected as they both believed in the value of the connection between field guides and students. They share why state-funded wilderness therapy camps closed in the South and how they went onto start Brightstone. Bios from Brightstone Transitions Website: Tim McMahon is the Founder and Owner of Brightstone Transitions. Tim has been working in the field of therapeutic programming for over 20 years. He has helped design and implement residential, therapeutic, and academic programs across the country. Tim is married with two children. When not at work, he enjoys spending time outdoors with his two daughters. While managing 10 intensive residential treatment programs located in 6 different states across the country, Tim began to realize that there was need for resources to help young adults who, despite therapeutic intervention, needed support to move forward. These young adults appeared stuck, and were often unable to make plans that allowed them to advance. These young adults needed guidance, but often did not respond to the traditional clinical interventions. It was out of Tim’s passion for helping these untraditional young adults that Brightstone Transitions was born. Tim has a hands-on approach to running Brightstone. Tim believes that the key to reaching these young adults is through personal relationships. With that in mind, Tim designed Brightstone to be a very small and very individualized program. Tim brings a wealth of experience and personal knowledge to Brightstone which he uses to help his clients and families build a foundation for success. He helps clients to define clear goals and develop plans to work toward those goals. Tim believes in an action oriented approach that moves clients beyond the classroom and into real life experience. Jason Cox is the Director of Business Development for Brightstone Transitions. He brings a wide variety of experiences and passions to the Brightstone team. Jason comes to Brightstone with years of management experience in both therapeutic programming and summer camp programs. Jason has a great deal of experience in designing and implementing programming to help young people. Jason started his career working with inner city youth in the Atlanta area in a wilderness based programming for over seven years. Helping to develop programing for boarding schools on the East Coast became his main focus before moving on to other programing areas. Through the years, Jason has had the opportunity to work with several camps and schools across the country. Jason accepted a job as the Director of Conferences, Retreats and Summer Programming for the Greater Seattle YMCA. Jason then moved to San Francisco to work with the Boys & Girls Club of San Francisco where he served as Assistant Camp Director of Programs and helped to connect Bay Area inner city youth with healthier lifestyles through the outdoors. After several years of work with the Boys & Girls Club of San Francisco, Jason took an opportunity to run a program near his family in North Carolina. During that work, Jason developed a passion for helping young adults that led him to Brightstone.  Jason takes an active approach to working with clients and their families, but his work does not stop at the admission process. He continues to be involved with clients and their families throughout their time at Brightstone. A major focus of his work with young adults is helping them find and pursue their individual passions. Jason understands that this often leads to young adults finding newways to be successful. Jason received a bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a concentration in Southern Urban Minority Politics from East Carolina University. Jason enjoys the outdoors and spending time with his family. Jason and his wife’s enjoy taking their son on adventures across the country.    

Joel is out this week, but special guest Jason Cox joins Joe and Tes to talk about this 80's gem.

In this session, Jason Cox, Director of DevOps at BuildingIQ, talks about how we ensure all building data from our clients is protected.

Игра: Gremlins 2: The new batch Вокал: Василий Горчаков (озвучка фильма "Гремлины") Вокал: Андрей Гаврилов (озвучка фильма "Гремлины 2") Музыка: Игра Gremlins 2 (NES/Dendy) Композиторы: Kodaka (наст. Наоми Кодака (Naomi Kodaka)) Nobuyuki (наст. Нобуюки Хара (Nobuyuki Hara)) About SS (наст. Шиничи Сейя (Shinichi Seya)) Треклист: 1. Gremlins 2 - Track 3 2. Gremlins 2 - Track 5 3. Gremlins 2 - Track 7 4. Gremlins 2 - Track 6 5. GREMLINS THEME - ROCK GUITAR, METAL VERSION (Chris Barker) 6. Gremlins 2 - Track 12 Бонус: G2EP - Clamp Enterprises (ремикс Джейсона Кокса (Jason Cox))

In this episode I'm sitting down with the man, the myth, the legend- Jason Cox. We're talking openly about freelance photography, standing out in your craft, staying motivated, and staying inspired. If you're looking for more info on Jason or his work, check him out at jasoncoxphoto.com or @jasoncoxphoto on Instagram! And as usual follow the podcast @caughtinthemiddlepod

Our Guest Speaker, Jason Cox completes our summer series entitled, "Live It Out In Love" by sharing how the power of the resurrection is the breath of God moving in and out of those who trust in Jesus.

Jason is a successful trad bowhunter, and a life long resident of Colorado. Calling elk with his stickbow in hand is his passion, but if not a bow in hand then a camera. His passion for hunting is evident in his photography with spectacular close ups of world class big game animals. His trad roots are expressed in his newest venture with www.hardcoretraditional.com/ in awesome trad apparel and decals. We discuss Colorado hunting seasons, Bear seasons, Kids calling in elk, hunting in Africa, the holes broadheads make, Rob talks a bit too much about Idaho again, can birds smell and Drew Kohlhopher would rather hunt Turkey's than Deer?  Jason Cox @elksongs_images Our Sponsors; Zipper Bows Professional Bowhunters Society Selway Archery

Podcast Interview with Jess Mason and Jason Cox, Untiltled Folder by The Neo4j Graph Database Community

On this Episode Adam was joined by Jason Cox, of Colorado. Jason is an avid wildlife photographer and Traditional bowhunter. Jason shares his experience hunting buffalo, elk, and a recent trip to Africa. They also covered some of his photography and some of the interesting species he is able to photograph seeming out of his back door. Jason did an amazing job painting the picture of each hunt through his story telling style. Oh and it didn’t take long for the heroes of archery’s past to come up.

This episode features a round-table discussion on mine automation recorded live at The Northern Miner's Progressive Mine Forum held at the MaRS Discovery District in Toronto in October 2018. The panelists are Mikko Koivunen, business line manager for automation at Sandvik Mining & Rock Technology; Walter Siggelkow, president and founder of HLS Hard-Line Solutions; Daniel Lucifora, manager of mine automation at Goldcorp; Jason Cox, executive vice-president of mine engineering at Roscoe Postle Associates; and Douglas Morrison, president and CEO of the Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation (CEMI). The panel is moderated by Alisha Hiyate, editor-in-chief of the Canadian Mining Journal. The episode begins with a quick chat with Northern Miner publisher Anthony Vaccaro to unveil news of our upcoming Canadian Mining Symposium in London, U.K., on May 22, 2019, as well as the purchase by Northern Miner parent company Glacier Media of the rest of MINING.com and Mining Intelligence. We also speak with MINING.com editor Frik Els to get his reaction. We also have the seventh in our series of "Sponsor Spotlight" promoted-content segments: brief interviews with key personnel from the top sponsors of the Progressive Mine Forum. This episode has IMP Automation's general manager of its North America Division Brad McBain talking about mine automation and integration of technologies. The episode has our second in a month-long series of promoted-content "Mining Minute" segments with Cobalt 27 Capital chairman, CEO and founder Anthony Milewski talking about his firms two big cobalt- nickel deals in 2018 at Voisey's Bay and Ramu. This podcast is sponsored by the Yukon Mining Alliance (www.yukonminingalliance.ca). RELATED LINKS: Barrick Gold Retreats From Digital Reinvention https://www.wsj.com/articles/barrick-gold-retreats-from-digital-reinvention-1544103641 Harquail, Letwin and Eira Thomas to headline TNM's Canadian Mining Symposium in 2019 www.northernminer.com/news/harquail-letwin-and-eira-thomas-to-headline-tnms-canadian-mining-symposium-in-2019/1003801770/ Music Credits: "Miami Nights - Main Theme" and "Hiding Your Reality" by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

In this week’s message, Jason Cox continues our Firm Footing sermon series by sharing about Firm Footing in Community. In this message, we were encouraged that our God is a relational God of love, and in his wisdom and love for us, He created us in his image.

Today's guests are Herman Stone + Jason Cox. Herman Stone is a bona fide movie theatre mogul, having spent more than 40 years as a film industry entrepreneur. He is the founder and current CEO of Stone Theatres, a big-hearted philanthropist, and a dedicated family man. He is also the founder of Discovery MS, an organization dedicated to raising funds for Multiple Sclerosis research. Jason Cox is an Associate Vice President at Morgan Stanley, a board member of the J. Cox Family Foundation, and also a dedicated family man. He's partnering with Herman at Discovery MS in their shared goal to eradicate Multiple Sclerosis. Follow Discovery MS: Twitter | Facebook | Website Happy Living is on a Mission to Improve the Happy of the World, One Person at a time at, please visit our website Happyliving.com for more Happy content and find out how Happy you are with our Happy Quiz. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/happy-living/message

Episode #5 features Herman Stone + Jason Cox from Discover MS

Episode #5 features Herman Stone + Jason Cox from Discover MS

Jason Cox continues the Beautiful Exchange series on how experiencing the gentleness and mercy of the Father impacts your identity and changes how you engage with the world.

December 22, 2016 Just Riding Along Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE Kenny is out due to some miscommunication on Matt's part. Andrea is on the road and talks about her travels and Matt talks about his new show on Mountain Bike Radio. The show is a quickie, but better than nothing. ---------- SHOW DONATIONS A huge thanks to this week's show supporters! If you like JRA and want it to continue, consider supporting the show, CLICK HERE. – Jason Cox of Illinois sent $25 – James Dovel of Ohio sent $25 We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at jra@mountainbikeradio.com. If you have a question, please include the following details: what do you weigh, do you jump stuff, what is your budget, what is your goal? This will help us, help you, keep Just Riding Along. ----------- LISTENER QUESTIONS Questions answered by the crew in this episode: – Tyler from WV sends in the first ever listener submitted "New things we definitely hate" – Djame G from ID wants to know what to do about covering his hands in the cold - AKA glove recommendations – Cam from BC has questions about arthritic fingers and brake lever options If you have any comments or questions for the Just Riding Along show, email to jra@mountainbikeradio.com ----------- RELATED SHOW LINKS Shop via our Amazon Affiliate Link Go to the Mountain Bike Radio Store Clear Gear Spray Become a Mountain Bike Radio member Just Riding Along on Twitter Brickhouse Racing Website Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page Brickhouse Racing Instagram Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page Andrea’s Twitter Matt’s Twitter Kenny’s Twitter

What's that? You want more "Star Wars"? Okie doke! We welcome Jason Cox back to talk about "The Force Awakens".

This week Joe & Joel invite old friend of the network Jason Cox to be on to do a tribute to the late Leonard Nimoy. This week the guys talk about "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home".

Team Gale welcomed Kelli Lazzaro from the elite Landfall community this Saturday. Team Gale agent Jason Cox, a regular player at Landfall and former club caddy, joined us. Landfall is a wonderful community with 45 holes, designed by Jack Nicklaus and Pete Dye. The Country Club also offers tennis courts and instruction, a fitness center with Olympic swimming pool, spin classes, yoga & pilates lead by athletic trainers. Dance programs, summer camps, crafting, and Lego club for kids too!

Coach Rich Strauss of Endurance Nation (www.endurancenation.us) sits down with Jason Cox to discuss his 2nd place performance in M40-44 at the Gulf Coast Triathlon in Panama City Beach, Florida.

The 8 Bit Gladiators welcome Kevin Fuld from Camp Death Productions up to the studio to talk about his upcoming show "Spring-Heeled Jack vs. The Enigmatic Doctor Hu" - starring our own Jason Cox. After that.... the guys just kinda talk about whatever the hell jumps into their heads.

Childhood cancer survivor Jason Cox is coping just fine with side effects of rhabdomyosarcoma.

Могвай - (китайск.) - "монстр", "злой дух", "дьявол", "черт", "демон". Согласно китайской мифологии, могваи - демоны, чьё предназначение - вредить людям любым способом. Сказано, что они размножаются половым путём, во время брачного сезона, вызванного приходом дождей. Предполагается, что они хотят размножаться именно в это время, потому как дождь приносит богатый и обильный урожай, который могваи любят портить. ссылка Игра: Gremlins 2: The new batch Вокал: Василий Горчаков (озвучка фильма "Гремлины") Вокал: Андрей Гаврилов (озвучка фильма "Гремлины 2") Музыка: Игра Gremlins 2 (NES/Dendy) Композиторы: Kodaka (наст. Наоми Кодака (Naomi Kodaka)) Nobuyuki (наст. Нобуюки Хара (Nobuyuki Hara)) About SS (наст. Шиничи Сейя (Shinichi Seya)) Треклист: 1. Gremlins 2 - Track 3 2. Gremlins 2 - Track 5 3. Gremlins 2 - Track 7 4. Gremlins 2 - Track 6 5. GREMLINS THEME - ROCK GUITAR, METAL VERSION (Chris Barker) 6. Gremlins 2 - Track 12 Бонус: G2EP - Clamp Enterprises (ремикс Джейсона Кокса (Jason Cox))

My second podcast episode is about video game music. You can download it here, or subscribe to the new podcast feed in iTunes. » Download (MP3, 13.4MB) » Audio-only RSS feed (drag to iTunes) I started working on this last year but it quickly became too ambitious and stalled. I picked it up again just a couple of days ago, simplified it considerably, and got it done. As usual, I learned a bunch, and look forward to improving a few things for the next one. Enjoy! And some related links for the topic covered: Buy at Amazon: Lumines, Electroplankton, Katamari Damacy All games at Gamespot: Zelda, Tetris, Super Mario World, Super Metroid, Ys Book I & II, Myst, Electroplankton, Ocarina of Time, Lumines, Myth, Katamari Damacy Remix credits: Super Mario World by Jason Cox, Super Metroid by The Wingless Game history: TurboGrafx-16, Ys I and II, Ys I and II Music archives: VGMusic.com, Zophar's Game Music Archives More links: Composing with Electroplankton, Video game music emulators, Bungie's Myth, Myth II demo, Ocarina instrument