Podcast appearances and mentions of jim dixon

We love fan mail: text us with your feedback and ideasWhat if luxury design could blend seamlessly with sustainability? Join us for an exclusive conversation with Jim Dixon from Winch Design, who takes us through his inspiring journey from crafting furniture to becoming a key player in the world of superyacht and aviation design. Jim shares the visionary process behind creating yacht owners' dreams, starting with the very first yacht he ever contributed to, the 165-meter motoryacht Dubai, and unveils the behind-the-scenes magic of integrating clients' lifestyle preferences into high-end yachts, along with private jets and luxury residences. Tune in to hear about the development of a 43-metre explorer vessel for an eco-conscious American family, where sustainable design principles meet unparalleled luxury. Jim delves into how the family's values influenced the use of low-VOC materials and other green practices. We also explore the philosophy that drives Winch Design, a firm committed to innovation and excellence. From the serendipitous start of their aviation projects to their dedication to using sustainable materials, this episode is a must-listen for anyone fascinated by the evolving world of luxury design. For more details, visit winchdesign.com. Thanks for listening! Follow Megayacht News and engage with us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Threads! Email us at info@megayachtnews.com.

Hear Cait talking to Amanda, Chris and Geoff about the latest awesome production, Apologia by Alexi Kaye Campbell.  Alexi Kaye Campbell's Apologia is a powerful truthful family drama that delves into how the past can shape the present and examines the sacrifices we are willing to make to fight for what we believe in, no matter how it impacts the ones we love.Directed by Jim Dixon, with the cast:Kristen: Amanda BenzecryPeter: Darren ChanceyTrudi: Eloise McCreedyClaire: Ellen WoszatkaHugh: Richard SeedhouseSimon: Chris CullyAlso, with Geoff Saunders as the official dramaturg for the production.In the Studio, Tuesday 17 – Saturday 21 October, 7.45pm and a matinee: Saturday 21 October, 3pm. Tickets at  putneyartstheatre.org.co.ukArtistic Directors: Barney and Cait Hart Dyke. Podcast Editor and Sound Designer: Nick Wells. Music is 'At the Tropicana' by Chalalatas, license courtesy of Epidemic Sounds.Elements Recorded at the Putney Arts Theatre and The Kitchen's rehearsal studio.The Putney Theatre Company at The South West End! See us online – putneytheatrecompany.org.uk

In this episode meet the talented Jim Dixon!  Jim an accomplished musician, sound man, and a master songsmith!  Jim talks about his adventures on the road in his bus, about his records, the craft of the song and much more!   Don't miss the story of this true troubadour.Support the showFollow and like our Rhythm and Roots Facebook page to keep up to date on when new episodes will drop!https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090530751723&mibextid=LQQJ4dIf you would like to be a guest on Rhythm and Roots please email:rhythmandrootslbk@gmail.com

This week Jim Dixon joins me to tell us what he carries and why. An XD-S9 with in intergrated optic. Patreon.com/handgunworld

A longer episode this week, with the first of our Reunion episodes. For Alice in Wonderland (January 2022) director Frances Bodiam leads the discussion with several members of cast and crew: Chris Cully, Jim Dixon, Tim Iredale, Cait Hart Dyke, Jeff Graves and Loetitia Delais. Artistic Directors: Barney and Cait Hart Dyke. Podcast Editor and sound design: Nick Wells. Music is 'At the Tropicana' by Chalalatas, license courtesy of Epidemic Sounds.Recording at the Putney Arts Theatre.The Putney Theatre Company at The South West End! See us online – putneytheatrecompany.org.uk

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We will go over everything Whitesboro Sports and talk about all fall sports and talk about the passing of Oklahoma legend coach Jim Dixon

This brief episode of NBC Monitor was recorded from WCOP in Boston on March 16, 1968. The host is Gene Rayburn with a report from NBC Newsman Peter Hackes. A WCOP newscast presented by announcer Jim Dixon. I suspect the primary NBC station in Boston, WBZ, did not carry Monitor but did carry the hourly newscast from NBC. Thus WCOP aired Monitor and excerpted NBC commercials for a locally produced newscast.

Acts 4:1-31. After being threatened for speaking about Jesus, the Peter and John declared they could not help but speak of those things they had seen and heard. Returning to their friends, they prayed for boldness, and that healings, signs and wonders would take place through their hands. The place shook and they were filled the Holy Spirit and spoke out boldly. We should expect the same when we pray that prayer.

Matt Kaye reports on the need for more safety nets in the next farm bill brought to surface by inflation war, trade wars and disasters. Jennifer Smith, Development Manager for the IAA Foundation and Rodney Knittel, Assistant Director of Transportation and Infrastructure talk about the Driving Agriculture Forward Scholarships. Sue Schafer, Taylorville FFA talks about recent awards and recognition. Jim Dixon, Senior Partner with Dixon Seafood in East Peoria, talks about supply and demand challenges for the industry as we enter Lent. Recap of the Purdue CME Ag Barometer with Jim Mintert, Purdue University.

Markets with Mark Hobrock, The Andersons. Meaty Monday: Lent Edition. Jim Dixon, Senior Partner of Dixon Fisheries, Inc. in East Peoria and Peoria, IL. Talks supply chain challenges and what it means for consumers. Weather with Eric Schmidt, EJS Weather.

Having branched to our first novel with All Quiet on the Western Front, the Human Action Podcast begs your indulgence for one of the works of 20th century British satire. Lucky Jim is the late Kingsley Amis's seminal send-up of campus life, and it's among your host's favorite books. The book takes place in 1951, and England is trying but failing to lose its class distinctions. The protagonist Jim Dixon is singularly unfit for the academic life he's chosen, and the opportunities for Amis to skewer both the academy and English society are manifest. Allen Mendenhall of Troy University joins the show to discuss the academic pretenses and foibles punctured by Amis, along with great insights about Amis's background and political views. If you like satire, don't miss this show or this book!

Having branched to our first novel with All Quiet on the Western Front, the Human Action Podcast begs your indulgence for one of the works of 20th century British satire. Lucky Jim is the late Kingsley Amis's seminal send-up of campus life, and it's among your host's favorite books. The book takes place in 1951, and England is trying but failing to lose its class distinctions. The protagonist Jim Dixon is singularly unfit for the academic life he's chosen, and the opportunities for Amis to skewer both the academy and English society are manifest. Allen Mendenhall of Troy University joins the show to discuss the academic pretenses and foibles punctured by Amis, along with great insights about Amis's background and political views. If you like satire, don't miss this show or this book!

Having branched to our first novel with All Quiet on the Western Front, the Human Action Podcast begs your indulgence for one of the works of 20th century British satire. Lucky Jim is the late Kingsley Amis's seminal send-up of campus life, and it's among your host's favorite books. The book takes place in 1951, and England is trying but failing to lose its class distinctions. The protagonist Jim Dixon is singularly unfit for the academic life he's chosen, and the opportunities for Amis to skewer both the academy and English society are manifest. Allen Mendenhall of Troy University joins the show to discuss the academic pretenses and foibles punctured by Amis, along with great insights about Amis's background and political views. If you like satire, don't miss this show or this book!

Having branched to our first novel with All Quiet on the Western Front, the Human Action Podcast begs your indulgence for one of the works of 20th century British satire. Lucky Jim is the late Kingsley Amis's seminal send-up of campus life, and it's among your host's favorite books. The book takes place in 1951, and England is trying but failing to lose its class distinctions. The protagonist Jim Dixon is singularly unfit for the academic life he's chosen, and the opportunities for Amis to skewer both the academy and English society are manifest. Allen Mendenhall of Troy University joins the show to discuss the academic pretenses and foibles punctured by Amis, along with great insights about Amis's background and political views. If you like satire, don't miss this show or this book!

Having branched to our first novel with All Quiet on the Western Front, the Human Action Podcast begs your indulgence for one of the works of 20th century British satire. Lucky Jim is the late Kingsley Amis's seminal send-up of campus life, and it's among your host's favorite books. The book takes place in 1951, and England is trying but failing to lose its class distinctions. The protagonist Jim Dixon is singularly unfit for the academic life he's chosen, and the opportunities for Amis to skewer both the academy and English society are manifest. Allen Mendenhall of Troy University joins the show to discuss the academic pretenses and foibles punctured by Amis, along with great insights about Amis's background and political views. If you like satire, don't miss this show or this book!]]>

Jaap Sluijter interviews James "Jim" Lee Dixon about the time he spent with J. Krishnamurti. Jim Dixon was a renowned carpet and art collector, master gardener, friend of the Foundation and prior owner/donor of the Occidental, California property which will now become a Krishnamurti Center. Jim attended many of Krishnamurti's talks and found the work of K  to be the most important project to support with his estate. Jim will be missed dearly, but his passion for the teachings, and the perfume of love he left behind, will remain alive and well in Occidental, California and beyond.In remembrance of James Lee Dixon, August 26th 1943-March 23rd 2020Link to obituary Support the show (https://theimmeasurable.org/donate)

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Stacy Schiff on her selection: In a contest between the novelist Elizabeth Jane Howard and her third husband, Kingsley Amis, I will opt for Howard every time -- with an exception made for Amis’s 1954 Lucky Jim. As laughter seems in short supply these days, I offer up this favorite Amis set-piece, arguably among the funniest pages of 20th century English literature not written by P.G. Wodehouse. I’m going to do my best to get through them with a straight face, but know that I never have before. Our hero, who is not much of a hero, is Jim Dixon, a lecturer in medieval history at a provincial British university. He is the houseguest of his department chair, who holds Dixon’s fledgling career in his hands. You needn’t worry about the minor characters who flitter by, all of them peripheral to the central drama here, which is Dixon’s climbing into bed and out of it, many hours, several surprises, and one epic hangover later. Lucky Jim, by Kingsley Amis Music: "Shift of Currents" by Blue Dot Sessions // CC BY-NC 2.0

Today we're stoked to welcome Jo Henderson - Owner of The Jo Henderson Project - to the Pod. Josephia (Jo) Henderson is the "Queen of Empowerment"! She has trained over 3000 clients, lead over 5000 classes, and has helped hundreds of people transform their bodies and minds. Jo is a certified personal trainer and corrective exercise specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), as well as a certified sport nutritionist through Precision Nutrition. She earned a Business Administration Degree from Florida A&M University, And she’s a MikedUp Pod certified badass…Here’s Jo on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/the_jo_henderson_project/  We talk all things running the business of a solopreneur (personal trainer) as well as talk the ins and outs of improving fitness... Something all business owners need!We’d love it if you’d take 30 seconds to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share MikedUp Pod with a friend. One last thing, if you’re just finding us on this episode, please head back into the MikedUp Pod feed and download some of our previous episodes featuring awesome guests like Jen Wells of TalentID, Chris & Chuck from Edly, Jim Dixon from Valpak, and the Monfredi ladies, Joyce and Dr. Monica. One who taught me about entrepreneurship and the other - my business partner! Thanks for supporting and we hope you enjoy!  

Jim Dixon is a second-generation owner of Valpak here in Central Ohio. In 1972, when his father first purchased the company, Valpak was mailed to 40,000 homes, and it’s now grown to a monthly mailed envelope to over 540,000 a month - And that’s just the mailer. They have added many more services to compliment it in the near 20 years he’s run the company and Valpak of Central Ohio has consistently been in the top 5 in production across the entire network.  We also talk about how Jim got his start in both entrepreneurship and with Valpak - operating one of the "least desirable" territories in the company's network, yet still finding a way to turn that into a successful launching point for his career. We talk about navigating a business through unprecedented crises like the Great Recession of '08-'09 as well as the current Coronavirus pandemic. So much to learn from Jim in this episode... So let's get started!

A CLASSIC WESTERN HAILED AS "PERFECT!" "I reckon you don't know who you're talking to, mister. I'm Monte Lyman, and I'm not afraid of anybody, let alone a saddle tramp drifting through town. Hell, I wouldn't even waste my time looking at you, except that I can't let folks get the idea that it's healthy to tangle with a Lyman... All right, boys, go get him!" But the man Lyman was "teaching a lesson" was no fiddlefoot drifter. He may have looked like one, but he was Jim Dixon, a fast shooting, fast thinking freighter who had come to town alone to scope out its business possibilities. But Dixon's men and wagons weren't far behind and together they made a hard-fighting partnership no man or men could stand against. Lyman had given Dixon a reason to stay, and so had his meeting with Ellen Carter a woman of good breeding and exceptional strength, married to one of the slimiest tinhorn gamblers in the West. Lyman held the entire town of Cottonwood in a grip of fear and everyone paid tribute to him. But not Jim Dixon. He was the only man who dared stand up to this two-bit tyrant, and soon the trails into and out of town were ringing with gunshots and one of the deadliest battles the range had ever seen. Because the only lesson Dixon learned from the midnight beating was that he'd better waste no time lining up his six-guns on Lyman's whole sidewinder crew. Dixon's only fear was that he would have to kill Ellen's husband—and that meant he could never marry her. But Ellen and the women of Cottonwood had their own plan for dealing with the war. Either way Lyman and his men were about to be tagged "fast freight for Boothill." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this second episode of the special podcast series, I'm joined by film critic colleague Jim Dixon. He writes for FilmInquiry.com, Jim-Dixon.com and is a member of the Online Film Critics Society. Jim and I share stories about attending film screenings together and memorable movie theater experiences. And we have thoughts on what going to the movies could look like in the near future.

Today, we are going fishing… in a podcast way. We’re joined by Jim Dixon, who is a bookseller on AbeBooks and located in Derbyshire in the UK. Jim specializes in antiquarian books about the English countryside, including the pastime of angling. He also has an exceptional collection dedicated to The Compleat Angler, the most important of all angling books.

Jim Dixon collects and sells classic books on fly fishing from his bookshop in the Peak District town of Bakewell. Angler Andrew Griffiths meets with Jim to discuss the greatest book of fishing and natural history ever written – The Compleat Angler by Isaak Walton. Join them for a delightful chat about fly fishing, natural history and the British countryside See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Investing in vacation rentals can be a very profitable business model. However, it’s important to invest in the right markets, to price appropriately, and to have a streamlined process. Jim Dixon is the CEO at 30A Escapes Vacation Rentals, and a seasoned expert in the vacation rental field.   On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, Jim is sharing the ins and outs of investing in short-term beach rentals. We’ll discuss industry standards, investment cost, how to create demand, and more! If you’ve ever wondered how to do vacation rentals the right way, this episode is for you!   This episode of Investing in Real Estate is sponsored by ZipRecruiter!  ZipRecruiter sends your job to over 100 of the web’s leading job boards—but they don’t stop there.  With their powerful matching technology, ZipRecruiter scans thousands of resumes to find people with the right experience and invites them to apply to your job. And right now, my listeners can try ZipRecruiter FOR FREE at this exclusive web address: ziprecruiter.com/investing This episode is also sponsored by The Great Courses! This service offers a huge library of audio and visual courses on just about any topic you can imagine. And with The Great Courses Plus, you can learn on any device, completely on your schedule. For a limited time they’re offering my listeners a full FREE month of unlimited access to their entire library. Start your free month today by visiting thegreatcoursesplus.com/investing. Book a call with our team: https://goo.gl/qr6iat Show notes: http://morrisinvest.com/episode497  

Men's Community Pastor Dan Foote sits down to talk with Arvada Police Sergeant Jim Dixon to talk about what it looks like to follow Jesus in his line of work, as a police officer.

Men's Community Pastor Dan Foote sits down to talk with Arvada Police Sergeant Jim Dixon to talk about what it looks like to follow Jesus in his line of work, as a police officer.

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Host Patrick Johnston of Province Sports and Americas Rugby News' Bryan Ray discuss the recent visit of Rugby Canada big wigs Gareth Rees and Jim Dixon to Halifax as part of their cross-country meet the fans tour.

It's all about sevens this week. Of course, with USA Sevens on the brain. John Moonlight, Jim Dixon, the roundtable... Listen in!

Edition 18 of the Walks Around Britain podcast features the great walking along the Caledonian Canal in Scotland; we talk to Steve Backhouse about the centenary of HF Holidays and the Chief Executive of the Peak District National Park Jim Dixon talks about the Monsal Trail and the challenges for the park in the future.

Dr. Dixon, a California native, graduated from Westmont College and went on to earn his master of divinity and doctor of ministry degrees from Fuller Theological Seminary. He serves on the board of directors of Colorado Christian University and Valor Christian High School. Jim and his wife, Barbara, have two children and three grandchildren.

As senior pastor since Cherry Hills Community Church was established in 1982, Jim Dixon has become a respected scholar and teacher. Dr. Dixon, a California native, graduated from Westmont College and went on to earn his master of divinity and doctor of ministry degrees from Fuller Theological Seminary. He serves on the board of directors of Colorado Christian University and Valor Christian High School. Jim and his wife, Barbara, have two children and three grandchildren.