Podcast appearances and mentions of jason ramos

According to the Nevada County Sheriff's Office, Tiffany and Jason Ramos are credited with acting quickly to save a dog from drowning. A second unidentified couple with climbing experience is credited with saving the first couple.  

Pastor Jason Ramos from Antioch Waco talks about reaching and engaging the lost, God's heart for the lost and prodigals, and starting each day praying for God to initiate divine appointments with the people around us.First Love from Antioch Music:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/388sk7gAlxsLScVrAjZuNd?si=vhCMsPGlTDaBHvl4oAaPMAYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDNqCLd-rwQ&list=PLw0SP_t49WbAvjKDuwRjsKe9zgMco_lfe&index=10Kitchen table conversations, biblical wisdom, and testimonies from Jimmy and the Antioch Movement.Passion & Purpose is a podcast that desires to help you fall more in love with Jesus and have a greater passion for Him and His purposes in the earth. Subscribe to my channel for weekly episodes  @jimmy_seibertFor more resources to help you in transforming your personal life and every sphere of society, visit my website at https://www.jimmyseibert.comFollow me for more ways to grow in your love for Jesus on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jimmy_seibert/New episodes every Thursday.For more information on the Antioch Movement, visit https://antioch.org

In this edition of "Update" we talk with Jason Ramos, who plays Lloyd Dallas in the upcoming production of "Noises Off" by the Nevada Community Council on the Performing Arts, and Clara Haverstic, who plays Brooke Ashton in the production, about the CCPA's upcoming performances of "Noises Off." Topics include what the play is about, the joys and challenges of preparing for the performances, when and where the performances are, what they hope the audience takes away from the play and how much tickets cost.

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In Part 2 of this two-part episode, host Jason Quinn of The Real ResQ is joined by Jason Ramos, a retired firefighter, smoke jumper, author of Smokejumper, and so much more. Ramos recounts some memorable fire jumps, including a close encounter with a boulder. He shares various stories from his career as a smokejumper. He talks about getting lost in the wilderness and the importance of never leaving your gear behind. He also shares funny anecdotes about calling radio stations from remote locations and requesting songs to help keep morale up on scene.  Ramos discusses the unique experiences of being part of a Helitack Crew and the thrill of initial attack. He also opens up about the traumatic events he has witnessed and the impact of PTSD on his life. Additionally, he shares his encounters with Bigfoot and the importance of survival skills and foraging in the wilderness.  Ramos recounts his last jump and the challenges he faced, including dealing with whooping cough and a back injury. He emphasizes the importance of listening and communication in all aspects of life.  Finally, Ramos shares lessons that he learned as a firefighter and smoke jumper and relates it to his current work, which is his current role as a drone pilot. He discusses the advancements in drone technology for search and rescue operations. Enjoy! This episode is powered by Vertical Helicasts. Thank you for sponsoring this episode of The Real ResQ: Bluedrop and AEM. Follow The Real ResQ on Facebook and Instagram and listen on Vertical Helicasts.

In Part 1 of this two-part episode, host Jason Quinn of The Real ResQ is joined by Jason Ramos, a retired firefighter, smoke jumper, author of Smokejumper, and so much more. Ramos shares his experiences and insights. He discusses his background, including his various roles in the fire service. Ramos recalls his early days as a volunteer firefighter and the intense and challenging calls he responded to. Additionally, he shares stories of memorable calls that left a lasting impression on him. Next we talk a little bit about the training and delve into the challenges to become a smokejumper.  Ramos shares his experiences during his first job, jumping into an area with a bunch of rocks all over the field. This is where it all began for him and his crew as they battled the fire for the next couple days. We divert a bit into a few other topics where Ramos discusses different scenarios on scene, such as, “What happens if you land in a tree?” or, “What happens if you have an injury when you are in a scene?”  In addition, we get an insider look into a few extra skills that smokejumpers learn.  Enjoy!   This episode is powered by Vertical Helicasts.   Thank you for sponsoring this episode of The Real ResQ: Breeze-Eastern and Switlik. Follow The Real ResQ on Facebook and Instagram and listen on Vertical Helicasts.

Jason Ramos shared with us this week on our calling to live a lifestyle of evangelism, as Jesus did. Rather than waiting for our next mission trip or scheduled outreach, let us be proactive to move outside of our circle of comfort and share Jesus' salvation with people who don't know God's love. God, make us bold, and give us eyes to see those You're calling us to love!

B.C. and Ski welcome Smoke Jumper Jason Ramos. For nearly 30 years Ramos has served among the elite of Airborne Firefighters. He talks about growing up skateboarding and listening to punk rock music, and how one police officer impacted the course of his life. Ramos shares his journey of battling fires and life, served with a slice of humility.

From the front seat of his Tesla we talk with Smoke Jumper Jason Ramos. For nearly 30 years Jason Ramos has served among the elite of Airborne Firefighters. On todays podcast Jason shares his journey. After nearly ending up another statistic in the court system, Jason decides to change his path. Jason shares his stories of battling fires and life.  Brought to you by The Failure To Stop Podcast Family. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL

Let me start off by saying I am thankful we have men like Jason A. Ramos. Jason is a Smokejumper and firefighter. What is a Smokejumper you ask? They are America's most select elite airborne firefighters tasked with putting out fires before they are out of control They are the first line of defense. These men are willing to risk their lives to battle these deadly infernos. The only caveat is they do not arrive to the scene in a bright red firetruck, they halo into the fire! Smokejumpers fight fires in the most remote and rugged terrain all over the U.S. I hope that this episode was able to describe a portion of bravery these men display on a daily basis. When Jason was told, he was too small and weak to become a Smokejumper, he did not buckle or walk away from his dream. Learn how to fought to become one of America's most elite! Jason is the author of "Smokejumper A Memoir By One Of America's Most Select Airborne Firefighters." He is an advocate the first responders and has been on the TedX stage sharing his experiences. This podcast will highlight the remarkable story of my friend Jason Ramos and his will to overcome life's challenges. I am proud to share this space with Jason, please listen to the episode and share your comments with us. It is not everyday that we get a glimpse into the lives of the men and women in uniform. From me to you, thank you my brother! Please check out the #Take10Movement and become get involved in changing lives! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brock-m-bevell/support

This is the second part of my interview with Jason Ramos. If you haven't heard the first part take a listen here.    Jason's story is filled with brokenness, trauma, abuse, drugs, and prison, and how God completely transformed his life.    Sometimes we think there are some people who will never change, or they are too far gone. Many of us have loved ones we have given up on or felt like they were hopeless.   This story will help us see into a perspective many of us will never know. It helps us really SEE people. It's a story of God's power in the life of one of his children.

This is part 1 of my 2 part interview with Jason Ramos. This week I am sharing a story of complete transformation. And it's too unbelievable to just do one part, so we broke it into 2.   Jason's story is filled with brokenness, trauma, abuse, drugs, and prison, and how God completely transformed his life.    Sometimes we think there are some people who will never change, or they are too far gone. Many of us have loved ones we have given up on or felt like they were hopeless.   This story will help us see into a perspective many of us will never know. It helps us really SEE people. It's a story of God's power in the life of one of his children.   Tune in next week for the second part of my interview with Jason.

On this week's episode we finally unwrap (or should that be unbag?) the enigma that is the WALKING TACO down at UP DOWN in the Crossroads with guests JASON RAMOS and NICK FUSTON from Up Down and the It's A S I.N. Podcast! Jason and Nick tell us about their podcast and what it's like working at Up Down! Dave and his guests share some Arcade/Video Game stories from their past and Jason tells us about holding the Taco Eating Record at The Easy Inn (32 Tacos!!) We get down the the nitty gritty on Walking Taco history and finally determine if a Walking Taco is a taco or just taco adjacent! We also consider some other names that a Walking Taco could be called! (Taco Salad Bag? Taco Satchel? The No Tortilla Taco?) In the Taco Ticker we taco 'bout TikTok TV Coming Soon to Fast Food Restaurants and Medical Offices! We touch upon the avocado shortage and avocado inflation and also talk about the Communist Leader from Vietnam who ate a Gold-Flecked Steak from Salt Bae's restaurant in London! In Town of The Taco we cover 1.) "I always wondered this about KC!" and 2. Favorite spots in The Northland! In random Taco Question of the Week we ask: Would you eat a $60 Taco? And will our future be filled with Virtual Tacos or is it already? All this and: What's the best club sandwich in KC? A very violent answer to 'Would you ever turn down a taco?' NFT Tacos!! AND THE ULTIMATE QUESTION: WHERE ARE WALKING TACOS WALKING TO?! Taco The Town!! Extra Sour Cream Please!!! Editor: Matt Allen. Music: Suneaters courtesy of Lotuspool Records. Sponsors: KCK Taco Trail, Una Familia Tequila and "Our Music" by The Bump Band from Lotuspool Records. 

“OK, I mean this is an item that you're laying your entire EPIDERMIS on every single night. Wash your sheets by themselves” -JasonJoin Brigid and Elizabeth as they learn all of the things they've been doing “insufficiently” when it comes to laundry, and more importantly, how to tackle the task correctly.  Jason Ramos, guru of all things house and home, joins the gals for a very illuminating chat discussing everything from mastering the basic steps of laundry (pre-wash, wash, dry) to why you might not be getting the detergent completely rinsed or it takes for-ev-er for your load to dry! And also, pop over to our Instagram to see Jason fold the perfect fitted sheet. Jason's tips: Pre-Wash: Sort by color, then by use/size. Like colors + fabrics wash together. Whites = higher temp. Darks=cold. Large/bulky = wash alone. Wash: Temps are cold, warm, hot. Modes are delicate, permanent press, regular. Hot = anything you want to sanitize (sheets, towels, etc.) Cold = color-rich, dark clothes made of cotton or woven natural fabric. Delicate = bras, silks, fragile items. Regular = everything else! Dry: Different clothes require different drying! Drying rack = delicate sweaters, bras, loosely woven fabrics. Dryer = most things. Sunlight & fresh air = Jason's pick for drying anything!

In this episode, professional soccer player Jason Ramos earns his first CAP on the show. We discuss his current club Chattanooga Red Wolves (USL League One), what it takes to be at the professional ranks, the benefits of college soccer, and more! Listen Now! Follow Jason on social media: Twitter: @j_ramos03 IG: j__ramos04 Email us: SoccerCAP@rhsoccersolutions.com

The guys sit down with Home Opener game winning goal scorer Jason Ramos. We recap the game on Saturday, talk about the L1 season so far, and preview this weekends home match vs Richmond Kickers. And of course a Biggleswade Report.

A thrilling inside look at the world of smokejumpers, the airborne firefighters who fight nature's blazes in the most remote and rugged areas of the U.S. Discover how Jason got his start in this highly specialized field, the remarkable history of smokejumping, and the erratic, terrifying power of wildfires in this critically-acclaimed book from William Morrow/ Harper Collins. PRg is a solutions company, dedicated to consultation, evaluation, and assistance in product design for leading companies across the globe. Founder Jason A. Ramos has been working with gear for his entire career, with over three decades of professional experience. PRg calls on the experiences and insights of true professionals in some of the most rigorous fields and tough, real-world conditions. Companies have us evaluate and consult on products ranging from prototypes and cutting-edge models to tried and true classics. We give insight, advice, reviews and solutions for the professional arena. PRg’s founder and owner, Jason A. Ramos, has been in professional outdoor public service for over three decades. He, along with his PRg cadre, are among the best outdoor professionals in the world and personally evaluates all the gear that PRg recommends. In 2021, PRg is currently evaluating and designing gear for some of finest companies on the planet. https://productresearchgear.com/about-us/ https://smokejumperbook.com/about_269.html This book site needs a few updates we will do later today. Jason A. Ramos Owner, Product Research Gear LLC. Professional Fire Gear 509-429-3399 Your host Jerry D. Lund can be reached at 801-376-7124 or email at enduringthebdage@gmail.com or voice message www.enduringthebadgepodcast.com. Please feel free to give my information to anyone that may need it or you anyone you would like be on the podcast. Please subscribe to the podcast and leave a review were ever you listen to your podcast. If you like the podcast please share it and join the online community at www.instagram.com/enduringthebadgepodcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/endurngthebadge/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/endurngthebadge/support

Today's guest is Jed-Jason Ramos, who has recently received the position of project engineer with the Walsh Group, one of the largest builders in North America, after being an intern at this very same company twice, in 2018 and 2019. Born in Hawaii, raised in Southern California, he earned his degree from Brigham Young University-Idaho. Jed has some good insights to share with both those who are still in civil engineering school and those who are already practicing it. This interview features insights about how he uses Simon Sinek's theory of “The Why” to approach any task he encounters in life, big and small, how a book written by the curator of TED, Chris Anderson, helps him to better connect with people, and how the Rubber Duck Method can help people solve problems. This is a great episode for literally anyone. Check this out and don't forget to visit our home base for all things civil engineering, whether it's related to the FE, PE, or practice materials. Resources Mentioned Connect with Jed-Jason Ramos - jed.jason.ramos@gmail.com / LinkedIn TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking, by Chris Anderson - Jed's book recommendation How Great Leaders Inspire Action, TED by Simon Sinek - Jed's method to approach tasks in life Rubber Duck Debugging - Jed's method to solve the problems he faces. CEA's FE On-Demand Training Program - civilfereviewcourse.com/freetraining The Ultimate Civil FE Review Course - If you are preparing for the civil FE exam then we have the course to help you get it done. Check it out! Civil Engineering Academy - If you need exams, solved problems or courses, make sure to check out our home base CEA Community – Haven't joined up on our free community? What's wrong with you? J/K. Ok, just go there and join a group of like-minded civil engineers! Reach out to Isaac- isaac@civilengineeringacademy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/civilengineeringacademy/message

Jason Ramos is an Associate Executive Director for YMCA Los Angeles. He's also one of the toughest all around football players I've ever seen. Jason talks about how important it is to play sports when you're young and also shares a story to show why he holds law enforcement in such high regard. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/15mph/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/15mph/support

Today’s Born To Talk Radio Show featured two of my friends from the Westchester Family YMCA. John Loussarain, Executive Director and Jason Ramos, Assoc. Executive Director. Both of these men started their YMCA relationships as youths. As you listen to their personal stories you will see why the YMCA became a part of their adult... The post John Loussararian & Jason Ramos from the Westchester Family YMCA appeared first on Born To Talk.

Today’s Born To Talk Radio Show featured two of my friends from the Westchester Family YMCA. John Loussarain, Executive Director and Jason Ramos, Assoc. Executive Director. Both of these men started their YMCA relationships as youths. As you listen to their personal stories you will see why the YMCA became a part of their adult... The post John Loussararian & Jason Ramos from the Westchester Family YMCA appeared first on Born To Talk.

My guest today is Jason Ramos, a firefighter currently in his 30th season. He spent over half that time as an air-delivered firefighter. Known as Smokejumpers, these professionals are highly trained and specialized firefighters who can parachute or rappel into a forest fire. They work independently in some of the most difficult terrain imaginable. Jason has over 270 jumps into fires and has also written the leading book on the profession titled "Smokejumper." In our conversation we talk about what it's like to be in one of these infernos, the traits required of a smokejumper, and dive into some of the tactics and equipment used to put out forest fires. Below are the show notes with the associated time stamps:Being in a forest fire (minute 03:00)History of smoke jumping (09:00)Selection process (12:30)First fire he jumped into (23:30)How to kill a fire (28:00)Mission planning (34:30)Gear (44:30)Biggest lessons to pass on (49:00)Projects working on now (54:00)Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode I've also started a monthly newsletter where I send out a few useful or insightful things that have helped me over the last month. You can sign up by clicking here.LinkedIn-- @justinfighterpilotInstagram-- @justinfighterpilotFacebook--@justinfighterpilotThis episode was edited by Trevor CablerIf you'd like to help out, you can review the show by tapping here and scrolling to the bottom where it says: "Write a Review." Thanks for the support

This podcast is part of the 2019 NSH Symposium/Convention Poster Podcast Series. To read the full abstract and download a PDF copy of the poster (should it be made available by the presenter) visit the Block.  Authors: Jose Jonathan Diaz, AS, Biocare Medical, Pacheco, CA; Haiyan Zhai, MD, PhD, Biocare Medical, Pacheco, CA; Weimin Qi, MD, PhD, Biocare Medical, Pacheco, CA; Jason Ramos, PhD, Biocare Medical, Pacheco, CA.    

Jason Ramos is a Smokejumper, author and innovator. We discuss his journey into one of the most elite wildland firefighting teams, line of duty deaths, fire shelters, the triple nickels, striving for excellence and much more.

This week we put veteran smokejumper, Jason Ramos in the hot seat and find out what it takes to be part of wildland firefighting's most elite unit. 

Corey Lewandowski, Sally Pipes, Ann McElhineey, Jason Ramos, Autry Pruitt

Guests are artists Jason Ramos and Rachael Gorchov. Jason and Rachael talk about having a diversified artistic practice that includes being deeply committed to and involved in artist-run initiatives. 

Ep 24 Michelle Carla Handel & Jason Ramos: The People Featuring Notes from The People with Morani Kornberg-Weiss reading from her debut poetry collection, Dear Darwish. ... and we close out the show with a song featuring Patrick McKinney, Lee Folmar and Clayton Richlik. Michelle Carla Handel is a sculptor and Jason Ramos is a painter both working in Los Angeles. They also are Co-directors along with Molly Shea of Eastside International which is a gallery in Los Angeles and hosts an international artist's residency.