Podcast appearances and mentions of Jim Douglas

In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I sit down with Jim Douglas, CEO of Instabug, to unpack the hidden world of mobile app development and the hurdles developers face every time you tap an icon on your phone. Mobile apps live in unpredictable conditions, surrounded by millions of device variations and users who are quick to abandon any app that fails to deliver a flawless experience.  Our discussion begins with a deep dive into why mobile apps remain so vulnerable to user churn. Jim shares a striking figure that 56 percent of users will delete an app after a single crash, a statistic that keeps many developers up at night. He explains how Instabug's platform provides a layer of mobile observability powered by AI, which helps catch problems early and offers real insights into how real people interact with apps. Instead of guessing why a user is frustrated, developers gain clear visibility through session replays and in-app surveys that reveal what KPIs alone cannot show. Jim also outlines how Instabug aims to push mobile development into a future where self-healing apps become reality. He describes Smart Resolve, a feature that already helps automate issue resolution, marking a first step toward a world where apps can detect and fix their own bugs. This evolution frees up development teams to invest their energy in innovation rather than repetitive troubleshooting. We look ahead to upcoming changes in the mobile ecosystem, touching on expectations for iOS 19, improvements in power management using AI, and the possibility that voice interfaces will soon play a bigger role in how we interact with our phones. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone building or using mobile apps who wonders why some apps feel polished while others crash and burn. Are self-healing apps closer than we imagine, and how will that reshape the daily work of developers and the experiences we all take for granted? Join us to find out.

Vermont ViewpointWDEVMay 13, 2025 Guest Host Jon Murad 9:00 to 10:00Governor Jim Douglas Secretary of State to State Treasurer have the roles changed? Middlebury College is embroiled in a lawsuit stemming from its decision to remove the name of former Vermont Governor John Mead from its chapel. Updates on the lawsuit and public reaction How changes in Washington are affecting Vermont. Vermont's relationship with Quebec: how does ongoing "51st state" rhetoric affect that?Funding and tariffsCheck and balance in the United States 10:00 to 10:30Tucker JonesAssistant General Counsel of Department of Public Safety
Raise the age legislation and bail revocation.Are we making progress with public safety. What roles are State's attorney's and Judges playing in all of this? 10:30 to 11:00Highland Center for the Arts 
Highlights of the Highland Center for the Arts
Exciting new shows and about the arts in VermontDavid Kelly, Board memberKeisha Luce Executive Director

Herbie er tilbage! Og denne gang er han også tilbage på racerbanen! Herbie skal deltage i det udfordrende Trans France Race fra Paris til Monte Carlo, og med sig har han sin chauffør fra den første film, Jim Douglas! Men hvad sker der med Herbies vinderchancer, når han møder en sød, lille sportsvogn og bliver pladask forelsket? https://www.ikassenshow.dk/2025/05/i-kassen-1158-herbie-goes-to-monte.html

Herbie er I Kassen! Folkevognen, der har sin helt egen mening om, hvordan den vil køre og hvem den vil køre med, dukker her op i sin første spillefilm. Det bliver den afdankede racerkører Jim Douglas, der skal forsøge at få styr på den skøre VW'er. Og det er en del nemmere sagt end gjort! https://www.ikassenshow.dk/2025/04/i-kassen-1154-love-bug-1969.html

L'info du matin - Grégory Ascher et Justine Salmon ont révélé les sites préférés des Français pour choisir un restaurant. 53 % consultent en priorité les avis Google, suivis de TripAdvisor (45 %) et du bouche-à-oreille (42 %). Le winner du jour : - Tamie, aux États-Unis, a récolté 200 000 € pour offrir une retraite méritée à Betty, une serveuse de 81 ans qui ne pouvait pas arrêter de travailler. - En Écosse, Jim Douglas, 96 ans, a retrouvé son amour d'enfance, perdu de vue depuis près de 90 ans, grâce à une vieille photo de classe. Le flashback de juin 1985 - Sortie du premier album d'a-ha "Hunting High and Low". - Dire Straits sort "Brothers in Arms", avec les titres "Money for Nothing" et "Walk of Life". Les savoirs inutiles : - Le Bhoutan est le dernier pays à avoir eu la télévision, en 1999. Le Royaume-Uni l'a introduite en 1925, la France dix ans plus tard. 3 choses à savoir sur Pokémon Le jeu surprise : Anne-Sophie de Dinan vers Saint-Malo gagne un séjour WEEKENDESK : 2 nuits pour 2 personnes au Roz Marine Thalasso avec petits déjeuners et accès Thalasso illimité. La banque RTL2 : - Laetitia d'Aigrefeuille-d'Aunis vers La Rochelle gagne 600 euros. - Katia de Vougy vers Annecy gagne 400 euros. Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Jim Douglas, Former Vermont Governor, joins Kurt & Anthony.

Jim Douglas, Former Vermont Governor, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about the results of the latest elections.

Jim Douglas, Former Vermont Governor, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about the up coming elections.

Jim Douglas, former Vermont Governor, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about the current state of politics.

Unparalleled positivity at HWG Towers as Jim Douglas joins Martyn Clunes and Martin Ingram to celebrate the Dons beating the Buddies; wave a tearful farewell to Bojan Miovski; and discuss Aberdeen's most recent transfer business.

On this episode, former Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson says the yet-to-be-passed Farm Bill encompasses more than just production agriculture. Iowa State University Extension's Catherine DeLong discusses edge-of-field conservation practice, and Greg McBride, a commodity broker with Allendale tells you if now is the right time to market grain. Also, U.S. Wheat Associates President Vince Peterson recaps the organization's recent summer meeting in Oklahoma City, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Beef Program Specialist Chris Clark says farmers and ranchers need to beware of foot rot among their herds, and BidOnBeef.com represents a new way to buy and sell beef. In our “Meat Monitor” segment, Jim Douglas discusses how the beef industry is benefitting from U.S. soybeans and vice versa. In “Bushels and Cents,” Ray Bohacz talks about warning signs for possible automatic transmission fuid failure. The episode also features the music of J.D. Shelburne. Timestamps Intro and news: 0:00 Ben Nelson: 6:02 Catherine DeLong, Iowa State University Extension: 7:48 Greg McBride, Allendale: 9:50 Vince Peterson, U.S. Wheat Associates: 13:16 Chris Clark, Iowa State University Extension: 15:28 Amanda Radke, BidOnBeef.com: 17:05 Jim Douglas, United Soybean Board: 21:40 Ray Bohacz, “Bushels and Cents”: 23:39 J.D. Shelburne: 25:16

Join us as we continue our discussions on the "State of the Artform". This episode features a discussion between three of the best bass drummers in the business. Colin Mason, Jo Nazro and our very own Dave Loyal. A great chat whether you're a seasoned bass drummer or have never picked up a mallet. And our friend Mollyanne Harding stops by to discuss the upcoming National Muster! She's a blast to talk to! Enjoy! This episode will feature music from Bonnie Raitt, the Kentish Guards, the Grand Republic Fife and Drum Corps, the Three Cornered Hat Jam with Nick Attanasio, Duke Terreri and Jim Douglas, and a bass drum solo featuring our very own co-hosts and guests. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebotg-podcast/support

Jim Douglas, former Vermont Governor, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss The upcoming Veto session in Montpelier, and the current political environment.

On a cold winter day in 1984, three skiers pushed off from the Massachusetts border with an audacious plan to ski the length of Vermont. They named the 300-mile route the Catamount Trail. It is now the longest ski trail in North America.On Feb. 8, those same three skiers, Ben Rose, Paul Jarris, and Steve Bushey, who are each now in their 60s, will set off to once again ski the length of Vermont to mark the 40th anniversary of the Catamount Trail. They plan to ski all 31 sections of the trail in five weeks.The Catamount Trail was originally conceived by Steve Bushey, a geography major at the University of Vermont, and his high school friend Ben Rose, who had just graduated from Yale. They had recently biked across the country together and were searching for their next big adventure. Jarris, who had been Bushey's UVM classmate and regular outdoor partner, was a fourth-year medical student at the University of Pennsylvania. Bushey mapped out the ski trail as his masters geography thesis at Carleton University in Ottawa. Skiing it would provide proof of concept and be a grand adventure. But the trail was also about connecting people and building communities.After skiing the Catamount Trail in 1984, the three friends have gone on to have rewarding careers. Rose served as the first executive director of the nonprofit Catamount Trail Association, later went on to lead the Green Mountain Club, and is now the recovery and mitigation chief at the Vermont Department of Emergency Management. Jarris was a family doctor for 20 years and also served as Vermont's Commissioner of Health under Gov. Jim Douglas, then played a national role in public health. Bushey and his wife founded and run Map Adventures, which makes popular recreational maps and guides.Today, thousands of skiers use the Catamount Trail each winter, including Vermont school children who are introduced to skiing through the association's youth programs. “It's a trail for everybody,” said Matt Williams, executive director of the Catamount Trail Association.“This is a 40-year movement … to build backcountry trails and access throughout the length of Vermont to bring people into the state to enjoy that resource,” reflected Jarris. Climate change poses a threat to the future of the Catamount Trail. A study sponsored by the climate action group Protect Our Winters projects that the average number of days with snow cover in New England will decline by 50 to 75 percent in the coming decades, depending on greenhouse gas emissions. Rose said that the Catamount Trail and its association have “an important role to play as a canary in the coal mine, and as a group of people who refuse to give up on the value of winter, the possibility of winter, the future of winter.”Skiing the length of Vermont and seeing how the Catamount Trail has grown "made me an optimist for life," said Rose.

Jim Douglas, former Vermont Governor, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss a number of political topics.

Former Vermont Governor Jim Douglas, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss a number of current topics.

Alex Welsh was known as a traditional/dixieland trumpet player in the 1950's and mid 1960's. By the late 1960's the band had evolved from a Chicago styled group to a mainstream unit featuring trombonist Roy Williams, reed player Johnny Barnes, pianist Fred Hunt, guitar/banjo player Jim Douglas and drummer Lennie Hastings. Ranging from New Orleans numbers through swing and Gerry Mulligan tunes, this group had a good ten year run. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-clark49/support

Several decades before Adolf Hitler and the Nazis took the notion of "purifying" society to genocidal extremes in the Holocaust, the ideas behind it were enthusiastically embraced in Vermont.Eugenics is the pseudoscience that humans can be improved through selective breeding. Many American states, including Vermont, used eugenics as the basis for public policies including family separation, institutionalization and sterilization. By 1936, over half of states practiced eugenical sterilization. In the 1920s and '30s, vulnerable Vermonters were targeted, institutionalized and otherwise separated from their families, and many were sterilized.Eugenics policies were “designed to break apart entire families and to basically get rid of them over several generations, whether that be segregating them in an institution, whether that be sterilizing them, whether that be inflicting so much trauma that the family no longer comes together,” said Mercedes de Guardiola, author of a new book published by the Vermont Historical Society, “Vermont for the Vermonters: The History of Eugenics in the Green Mountain State.” De Guardiola originally wrote the book as an undergraduate thesis at Dartmouth College, where she graduated in 2017 with a degree in history and art history.In 2021, the state of Vermont became one of the few states to formally apologize for the practice. De Guardiola testified about the eugenics movement before the Vermont Legislature in 2021.The University of Vermont apologized in 2019 for its role in the eugenics movement and removed the name of former UVM President Guy Bailey from its library for his role in promoting eugenics.Vermont's eugenics program became national news earlier this year when former Gov. Jim Douglas sued Middlebury College, his alma mater, for changing the name of Mead Memorial Chapel, which was named for John Abner Mead, Vermont's governor from 1910 to 1912. The college removed Mead's name in 2021, citing his “central role in advancing eugenics policies that resulted in harm to hundreds of Vermonters.”“In the cases of these unfortunates there is little or no hope of permanent recovery,” Mead said in his farewell speech in 1912. “And the great question that is now being considered by the lawmakers in many of our states is how best to restrain this defective class and how best to restrict the propagation of defective children.”Douglas insisted that Mead was a victim of “cancel culture.”De Guardiola said that Mead's role is emblematic of “participation at the highest level of government across several decades and a number of state officials, as well as private citizens (who) also (threw) their support in for eugenics.”De Guardiola declined to weigh in on whether Mead's name should be removed from the Middlebury chapel, saying simply, “His words speak for themselves.”“It's important to consider what their words were and what they resulted in,” de Guardiola said, adding that eugenics laws led to family separation and sterilization.

Jim Douglas, former Vt Governor, joins Kurt & Anthony for a fun hour discussing a number of topics.

Brittany Graham is joined by Jim Douglas on Thursday's edition of On The Pace.

Howie welcomes former Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas to the show to discuss his ongoing lawsuit regarding the name of the Middlebury College chapel.

Gov Jim Douglas updates Kurt & Anthony on the suit against Middlebury College and the removing of the Meade name from the Chapel.

Jim Douglas is a legendary radio presenter and one of the founding members of Shout Radio, a celebrated broadcasting platform that is commemorating its 10th anniversary today. With a career spanning over five decades, Jim has established himself as a prominent figure in the world of radio.Jim's journey in radio began in 1966 when he first stepped into the captivating realm of broadcasting. In 1967, he joined Radio Victoria, a hospital radio station where he honed his skills and developed a deep passion for connecting with audiences through the airwaves. His talent and dedication soon became evident, and he quickly became a cherished voice among listeners.In 2013, Jim played a pivotal role in the establishment of Shout Radio, a groundbreaking venture that sought to provide a fresh and dynamic platform for radio enthusiasts. With his wealth of experience and unwavering commitment to quality broadcasting, Jim brought a unique vision to the station. As one of the founders, he contributed significantly to shaping its identity and ensuring its success.Throughout his illustrious career, Jim Douglas has captured the hearts of listeners with his charismatic personality, distinct voice, and exceptional radio skills. His warm and engaging on-air presence has made him a beloved figure in the industry, and his unwavering dedication to the craft has earned him the respect and admiration of both colleagues and fans alike.Beyond his role as a presenter, Jim has continuously pushed the boundaries of radio, embracing new technologies and trends to deliver captivating content to his audience. He has been at the forefront of radio innovation, consistently adapting to the ever-changing landscape of the industry.As Shout Radio celebrates its 10th anniversary, Jim's invaluable contributions cannot be overstated. His passion, expertise, and unwavering commitment have played an instrumental role in the station's growth and success. His enduring legacy as a radio presenter and his indelible impact on the world of broadcasting are testaments to his remarkable talent and dedication.Jim Douglas is an icon in the radio industry, and his remarkable journey continues to inspire generations of aspiring radio presenters. With his timeless charm and profound connection with listeners, he remains an integral part of Shout Radio's legacy and a true pioneer in the art of radio broadcasting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jim Douglas, 80th governor of Vermon, joins Kurt & Anthony for a fun conversation. Mr Douglas shares his perspective on local and national politics.

James H Douglas served Vermont for more than 35 years as a legislator, Secretary of State, State Treasurer and Governor. He advanced groundbreaking health reforms that have made Vermont a national model. Douglas chaired the National Governors Association and President Obama appointed him co-chair of the Council of Governors. He now teaches at Middlebury College, his alma mater. I called him to talk about the extraordinary contagion of Wokery in his state, and on the college scene in particular. Some of what he had to say was surprising, you'll see.  The KunstlerCast theme music is the beautiful Two Rivers Waltz written and performed by Larry Unger.

#211: With the advent of video games like Minecraft and Roblox, kids are starting to learn to code at much younger ages than before. The question is are these kids going to be ready to become the computer programmers for the next generation?  In this episode, we speak with Jim Douglas, CEO at Armory, about the reality of what programming will look like in the future and what skills we need to be learning now if we don't want to be displaced by middle school students.   Jim's contact information: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jidouglas/   YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/devopsparadox/   Books and Courses: Catalog, Patterns, And Blueprints  https://www.devopstoolkitseries.com/posts/catalog/   Review the podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://www.devopsparadox.com/review-podcast/   Slack: https://www.devopsparadox.com/slack/   Connect with us at: https://www.devopsparadox.com/contact/

Howie welcomes former Vermont Governor Jim Douglas to the show to discuss his current lawsuit against his alma mater and current employer, Middlebury College. The school removed the name from their iconic chapel in a breach of contract, and Douglas hopes to get it restored. Then, Howie discusses the scam that is electric vehicles with everyone's favorite, Mr. Garcia.

The process of growing greens in the wintertime. Plus, legislation advances that would give agricultural workers the right to unionize, former governor Jim Douglas speaks out against “cancel culture,” and new employees of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Take our survey: vermontpublic.org/survey

The former Governor, who is embroiled in a lawsuit against his alma mater (Middlebury). was a guest Monday on The Morning Drive with Kurt and Anthony on WVMT.

Vermont's former Governor stopped by WVMT Wednesday for an hour and joined Kurt and Anthony on The Morning Drive.

This week David is interviewing Jim Douglas who is a Managing Partner at Fulcrum Equity based in Atlanta, Georgia. Fulcrum is a growth equity platform that focuses on software technology and healthcare services in undercapitalized markets. Jim has been actively investing for years and I am truly fortunate to have him on the show.Prior to joining Fulcrum, Jim was CEO of Vesdia, a pioneer in loyalty and card-linked marketing for financial services, airline, and hospitality companies, which merged with Cartera Commerce and sold to Raketun. Before Vesdia, he served as CEO for Atlanta-based Visionary Systems, Inc. (VSI), a provider of decision systems for credit providers and retailers that was sold to Trans Union. Prior to these roles, Jim served as the Executive Vice President of Corporate Development and Chief Financial Officer with CheckFree Corporation, the leading provider of electronic billing and payment services to financial institutions. He has also held the role of Vice President and Corporate Controller of Medaphis Corporation, a leading provider of medical billing and management software and services for physicians and hospitals. He began his career with KPMG in the Financial Services practice after graduating with a BBA in Accounting from Georgia State University.Jim is currently a board member of Kobiton, Dropoff, SureFire Local, Kevel, Digital Hands, Vertify, and GoPivot. He has also served on boards supporting the growth of successful Fulcrum exits in Fattmerchant, QASymphony, Prevalent, LogFire, ALS Resolvion, and outside of Fulcrum GroBanking, FactorTrust, and Paymentus. In the community, Jim sits on the boards of Venture Atlanta, ACG (Association for Corporate Growth), and UNICEF Southeast Region. What You Will Learn:Growth Equity StrategiesCapital Efficiency and ValuationDiversifying a Portfolio with Services and SoftwareInvesting Through Market Cycles

The former Governor of Vermont stopped by Monday to talk about the upcoming elections on The Morning Drive..

On this episode of Vermont Viewpoint, Jim Douglas hosts! He'll talk with Chris Carrigan the VP of VT Chamber of Commerce. Then, Dan French who is the Secretary of Education will join. Starting the second half of the show, Matt Dickinson will join. He's the professor of Political Science at Middlebury College. And wrapping up the show, the President of the President Calvin Coolidge Foundation will join to talk about the foundation.

The former Governor of Vermont joined Kurt and Anthony Monday for an hour; discussing what's next after last week's primaries.

Over the last 30 years international markets have grown and developed thanks to the investment of checkoff dollars.In this Corn and Soybean Checkoff Connection, Jim Douglas, chairman of the Indiana Soybean Alliance talks about the important role international markets play in demand.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The former Vermont Governor stopped by the WMVT studios for an hour to join the crew from The Morning Drive Monday.

From cloud security providers to open source, trust has become a staple from which an organization's security is built. But with the rise of cloud-native technologies, the new ways of building applications are challenging the traditional approaches to security. The changing cloud-native landscape is requiring broader security coverage across the technology stack and more contextual awareness of the environment. So how should DevOps and InfoSec teams across commercial businesses and governments rethink their security approach? In this episode of The New Stack Makers podcast, Tom Bossert, president of Trinity Cyber (and former Homeland Security Advisor to two Presidents); Patrick Hylant, client executive of VMware; and Chenxi Wang, managing general partner, Rain Capital discuss how businesses and the U.S. government can adapt to the evolving threat landscape, including new initiatives and lessons that can be applied in this high-risk environment. Alex Williams, founder and publisher of The New Stack, hosted this podcast. Jim Douglas, CEO of Armory also joined as co-host of this livestream event.

Town meeting has been the basic system of governance for Vermont towns since the 1760s. But participation has been on the decline for several decades. Former Governor Jim Douglas talks about the importance of town meeting, and shares why he is worried that this powerful local tradition might fade away. www.happyvermont.com

Because you demanded it!! Disney's The Love Bug! This week on Fabulous Film and Friends we're following our discussion about the violent and gruesome Braveheart with the equally violent and twisted 1968 Disney gutbuster, The Love Bug and starring Dean Jones, Michelle Lee, Buddy Hackett, David Tomlinson and Sacramento's own Benson Fong.  I'm joined by my good friend Gordon Alex Robertson today on this Superbowl weekend who would only do the show if we discussed this film, one of his childhood favorites. Before we hit the pedal to the medal:The synopsis.  A deep, philosophical exploration of man's relationship to machine,  beating   Star Trek The Motion Picture to the punch by 10 years, The Love Bug tells the tale of Jim Douglas, a maverick race car driver on the cusp of middle age and relegated to demolition derbies who is given a second chance at life, love and happiness when he is randomly swindled into buying a living, thinking, self-driving 1963 VW Bug by the scheming Car Dealer cum throttle jockey Peter Thorndyke and his easy-on-the eyes sales assistant Carol Bennett. The scheme backfires for Thorndyke when Douglas and the VW, nicknamed Herbie  by Jim's loyal roommate Tennessee Steinmetz, starts winning decisive contests at major raceways.  Realizing the error of her ways and the duplicity of her horrible boss, Carol falls in with Jim and joins his team against Thorndyke who will stop at nothing to destroy Herbie. Is The Love Bug a forgettable late 60's Disney live action lark for kiddies? Or is it a more profound film than you'd expect?Find out!     

Gov Douglas joins the Morning Drive for a fun and insightful conversation. The discussion includes the current political climate, upcoming mid-term elections and a variety of Vermont political topics.

Jim Douglas and Hugh Little are back with us for some international-break #content as we compare and combine our sides to come up with a definitive eleven that contains the greatest Aberdeen players that didn't feature on that rainy night in Sweden. Who did we get right, and who did we get badly, badly wrong, let us know.

Gov. Douglas joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to talk about issues impacting Vermont, EB-5, and much more.

Governor Jim Douglas has been in politics since the moment he graduated from college, having been elected to the Vermont House of Representatives at the age of 21 and becoming the House Majority Leader by the time he was 25. He went on to become Vermont's Secretary of State, Treasurer, and eventually governor, serving four two-year terms from 2003-2011.

I've been waiting to tell this story of a man that has truly Made it in Japan. He was also my mentor when it came to the unglamorous yet self-sacrificing job; an ESL teacher in Japan. I dedicate this 50th episode to him, Douglas Forrester. If you are interested in becoming an English Language teacher, check out this website: https://esllibrary.com You can also find the novel, “Tokyo Nights” by Jim Douglas on paperback or as an e-book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33399637-tokyo-nights#other_reviews. **** For more info on the Nakameguro Taproom and other Baird Beer taprooms, please visit: http://Bairdbeer.com/ To donate and buy drinks for the guests of my podcast: ko-fi.com/madeinjapanpodcast IG & FB: @madeinjapanpodcast Email: japanmademepodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madeinjapanpodcast/message

Former Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to discuss the pension system and reforms, S10, and your calls.

Our host, Kevin Cox, chats with Jim Douglas, farmer and Indiana Soybean Alliance board member about the newly launched B20 Club of Indiana.

In this edition, Jim Douglas, Vice Chairman on the Indiana Soybean Alliance Board, introduces the new B20 Club of Indiana, highlights the climate and health benefits of using B20 and how the B20 Club supports Indiana soybean farmers. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I started out on my school radio before going on to present my own shows on online radio stations such as RBX Radio and Simulator Radio. I have been presenting my show ‘Toby On A Thursday’ for 6 years now and it has recently moved to Shout Radio earlier this year. In the show, my main goal is to keep my listener’s spirits up by having lots of feel-good music, having fun features like my famous mystery year quiz: Toby’s Tardis as well as having great guests on to talk about their music or projects. Info about Shout Radio: We output pre recorded, live and syndicated 24 hours a day. We output high quality shows, which are widely diverse a mix of both of content, from a large team of Presenters, from across the world. Shout Radio was founded on April 1st 2013, by Aaron Bennett, Matt Vann, Jim Douglas, and Aaron’s late mother Rachel. Tired of the sound of Commercial Radio, the founders of Shout Radio devised a station that would have a different sound, running 24 hours a day, with a mix of live and pre-recorded programming. Please have a listen to my shows at mixcloud.com/TobyGribben/

Former Vermont Governor, Jim Douglas, joins WVMT's The Morning Drive at Greg's Market in Middlebury to talk about the upcoming election, his support for local candidates, and his beloved town of Middlebury.

ISA Board Member and host, Kevin Cox, discusses international trade investments with ISA board member, Jim Douglas, and ICMC board president, Josh Miller. Listen to learn more about ISA and ICMC's partnerships with U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) and the U.S. Grains Council.

Former attorney general Jeff Sessions is fighting to reclaim the Senate seat he held for two decades - what's at stake? Plus, a scorecard of the nine states holding primaries on June 2nd, and former Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas remembers the political earthquake when Vermont Senator Jim Jeffords quit the GOP in 2001. The post Episode #330: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do appeared first on Ken Rudin's Political Junkie.

This week's episode takes a look at the higher education landscape in the United States. We hear from former Gov. Jim Douglas, a member of BPC's Higher Education Task Force, who shares his insights on the current situation and what can be done to support students and universities through the pandemic. We also take a look at how online learning challenges an open exchange of ideas and wide-ranging discourse between students.

This week we take a break from theatrical Herbie and sit on down for some classic TV Herbie. On ABC in 1997, The Wonderful World of Disney broadcast a remake of The Love Bug starring none other than Bruce Campbell! I know, we couldn't believe it either, but your hosts Justin, Eliz, and Tyler are here to talk through this incredibly hard to find Herbie TV movie. Star ratings help us build our audience! Please rate/review/subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen, and share us with your car coffin designer!! Email us at sequelrights@gmail.com with feedback or suggestions on future franchises!

Herbie leaves the US behind this week in Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo! Join your hosts Justin, Eliz, Tyler, and special guest Alex Reif (Writer for Laughing Place) as they watch Herbie try to use his signature Love Bug charms on a beautiful blue Lancia. Star ratings help us build our audience! Please rate/review/subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen, and share us with your love crazy love bug!! Email us at sequelrights@gmail.com with feedback or suggestions on future franchises! Special Guest: Alex Reif.

Whether Mr. Cab Driver refuses to pick you up or Lady Cab Driver is caught in the Crosstown Traffic, Baby, You Can Drive My Car while we talk about cars this week on TechnoRetro Dads.  Take us along on your Monday morning commute for a road trip through five decades of love bugs, imperial slugs, with wheels, deals, and lots of banana peels.   In the NEWS Disney+ Willow series in preproduction. Legendary Visual Futurist Syd Mead dies at 86.   We Love Our Cereal… …but Mexico evidently doesn’t like iconic cartoon cereal mascots like Tony the Tiger.  However, Gene Simmons does enjoy his cereal — with ice cubes.   Herbie Goes Bananas (1980) In the third sequel to Disney’s The Love Bug, Herbie has ended up in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and has been inherited by Pete from his uncle Jim Douglas. As he goes to pick Herbie up with his friend DJ, the two are pickpocketed by an orphan boy named Paco.  In an unexpected twist, Paco also robbed some bad guys, who are after some Incan gold. In the stolen wallet was a piece of film that would lead the villains to the gold.  Seeking an escape, Paco hides in Herbie and gets onboard the cruise ship Sun Princess.  All our heroes meet up with Captain Blythe, Louise, and her anthropology student niece, Melissa. The captain tosses Herbie overboard after his mischievous antics and all seems lost.  But Herbie swims to shore, meets up with Paco, fights a bull, and helps Paco, Pete, and DJ race for the gold.    JediShua’s New TechnoRetro Studio The walls are up.  The shelves are installed.  The collectibles are being displayed.  Soon, JediShua will share the O.A.S.I.S. with family, friends, and EarBuds in a fun-filled room with absolutely no rabbits allowed — except on boxes of TRIX.     The Road to The Empire Strikes Back Forty years ago, young Shua and younger shaz anxiously awaited the sequel to the most amazing movie they had (and have) ever seen.  Join the TechnoRetro Dads each week as we remember the five month long drive down the Road to The Empire Strikes Back.   Thanks for tuning in to TechnoRetro Dads, EarBuds!  Go online for more TechnoRetro Dads on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, RetroZap.com, or TechnoRetroDads.libsyn.com.  Pick up your TechnoRetro Dads merchandise at TeePublic.  Don’t forget to rate and review TechnoRetro Dads on iTunes, share us and with us on social media, get TechnoRetro merchandise at TeePublic, and join discussions on Discord about toys, cereal, games, movies and/or shows from the ‘70s and ‘80s by giving the ‘Dads your feedback via voice mail at (209) 878-7323 or sending us your mp3dback via electronic-M to podcast@TechnoRetroDads.com.

The American political left in 2019 is a very different animal from the one that storied Vermont Republican politicians faced in the past. George Aiken, Jim Jeffords, Rickard Snelling, and Jim Douglas inhabited a dramatically different political landscape. So why do the Scott Troopers insist on resurrecting that obsolete brand? Why do they look backward and not forward for solutions to today’s problems? Why are they bent on renting a room in the house that Progressives built? This episode responds to the Troopers’ oft-repeated accusation that Vermont conservatives practice ideological purity and thus are myopic and intolerant.

There's no single reason for the $150 million the state has to pay each year, on average, until 2038. But the decision to ignore financial advice in the 1990s plays a major part. Guests: Sen. Jane Kitchel (Appropriations Committee), Beth Pearce (State Treasurer), Gov. Howard Dean, Gov. Jim Douglas, Colin Meyn (VTDigger)

Josh Wright, Chief Economist at iCIMS, discusses the September jobs report and the outlook for Fed policy. Ben Bain, Bloomberg News Financial Regulations Reporter, talks about Tesla’s Elon Musk calling out the SEC on Twitter as the “Shortseller Enrichment Commission.” Josh Green, Bloomberg Businessweek National Correspondent, shares his story from Businessweek Magazine on an `opposition research' plan to oust Republicans in the mid-terms. Jim Douglas, CEO at Wind River, discusses the business behind the industrial internet of things. Jake Kassan, Co-Founder and CEO of watch startup MVMT, talks about being acquired by Movado. Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Paul Brennan 

Josh Wright, Chief Economist at iCIMS, discusses the September jobs report and the outlook for Fed policy. Ben Bain, Bloomberg News Financial Regulations Reporter, talks about Tesla's Elon Musk calling out the SEC on Twitter as the “Shortseller Enrichment Commission.” Josh Green, Bloomberg Businessweek National Correspondent, shares his story from Businessweek Magazine on an `opposition research' plan to oust Republicans in the mid-terms. Jim Douglas, CEO at Wind River, discusses the business behind the industrial internet of things. Jake Kassan, Co-Founder and CEO of watch startup MVMT, talks about being acquired by Movado. Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Paul Brennan  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Unfortunately, the penultimate episode of the Summer of Love Bug doesn't set us up to go out with a bang as one might have hoped. And we suppose that's to be expected - after all, we're in Disney television movie territory here. But there was always the hope that Bruce Campbell and Herbie would be a winning combination - but all for naught. Sure, Bruce's handsome face is here, but he's given little to no opportunities to show off his charisma - and neither is Herbie for that matter. The 1990's TV movie version of THE LOVE BUG is a drab and depressing affair; featuring a bonkers cast that absolutely fails to deliver, a Herbie that is a mere shadow of his lively and somewhat-homicidal past self, and that rat bastard Jim Douglas showing up acting like he never abandoned Herbie twice in the past. We've rounded the last corner and are in the final stretch, D-Lovers, let's hope the final entry can end things on a relative high.

Until recently, Wind River was a part of Intel. Now that Wind is an independent company (you knew that occurred, right?), what does the future hold and where will the industry powerhouse go? Those are the questions I posed to Wind’s CEO Jim Douglas in this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion. https://www.windriver.com/

Super Local gets some time with Matt Crawford, Vermont native, Colorado University graduate, former outdoor writer for Burlington Free Press, Vermont Life contributor and St. Albans beer expert. A few classic moments in this episode include impersonations of Bernie Sanders, Patrick Leahy and Jim Douglas. As usual, the episode was recorded live at the Bridge Street Podcasting studios.Got a suggestion? A comment? A rumor? Send it to superlocalvt@gmail.com

President Trump recently described a plan to tackle the opioid abuse crisis that includes tougher sentencing on dealers and expanding access to treatment. The President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis cites the need to move ahead quickly with treatment alternatives for those addicted to opioids. Yet, recent public surveys show that Americans are confused about opioid-treatment programs, with only about half believing there is an effective, long-term addiction treatment. There are programs offered for the treatment of opioid addiction, including medicated–assisted treatment, drug rehabilitation programs, addiction support groups, and counseling. This Forum – featuring the unique perspectives of former governors and the 21st United States Secretary of Health and Human Services — will examine the state government's role in current and future approaches to treatment. These approaches may include educating the public about these alternatives, paying for them, regulating their performance and availability, training and certifying health professionals in their use, and developing guidelines for certification of these treatments. This is the second in a series of Governors Roundtables. Part of The Andelot Series on Current Science Controversies, this Forum event was presented jointly with Reuters on Thursday, April 12, 2018. Watch the entire series at ForumHSPH.org.

This year GamesMaster magazine turns 25 years old and is one of the last remaining games magazines on the shelves. Following on from the television show launched 25 years ago this month, the magazine gave fans something else to enjoy. In this episode Paul chats to four original staff from issue 1 of the magazine, Jim Douglas, Andy Lowe, Les Ellis and Ade Price. They discuss how the magazine came to market, what they wanted from the magazine, the infamous Sonic 2 review and much more. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did recording it and please check out our other shows at www.maximumpowerup.com

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Well, folks, there's some good news and bad news. Let's rip the bandage off first: because of some unforeseen scheduling and family issues, our National Treasure discussion has been postponed until next month. But fear not! In its place, we do have a brand-new episode of Mousterpiece Cinema for you, and it's extra-special! A month ago, Mike extended a challenge to Josh: get 100 Likes on Facebook, and discuss the 1997 TV-movie version of The Love Bug on the show. Over 100 of you have Liked us on Facebook, so your wishes have come true! This week, in our first (and hopefully not last) Herbie Challenge episode, Mike and Josh analyze The Love Bug, from Bruce Campbell to Herbie's past to Jim Douglas and his many, many wives. Check it out--and make sure to keep Liking us to keep the challenge alive!

On this very special episode of Mousterpiece Cinema, Josh and Michael rejoin the many exploits and misadventures of Herbie, the Volkswagen with a mind of its own, as he finally goes racing with Jim Douglas in Europe, in Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo. But this is no average podcast; you'll find out, just as Josh did, some important information about his co-host. What torture did Michael suffer at the hand of his three sisters? How does anime or manga relate to Herbie the Love Bug? Plus, you'll also hear about the hideous fashion faux pas on display in Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo. Yes, it's another silly, wild episode of the show; when Herbie's involved, this podcast comes alive! Check out the new episode right now--you won't regret it!

Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas with his sermon titled "What Jesus Thought Of Christmas"

Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas with his sermon titled "Remember And Be Thankful"

Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas with his sermon titled "Foot Washing"

Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas with his sermon titled "Life At The Bottom Of The Ship, Profile Of A Servant"

Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas with his sermon titled "The Believer's Reward; The Judgement Seat Of Christ"

Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas with his sermon titled "The Crucial Question Of Christian Discipleship"

Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas with his sermon titled "Principles Of Discipleship"

Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas with his sermon titled "The Lordship Of Christ"

Rev. Jim Douglas preaches from the book of Galatians with his sermon titled "Something Every Farmer Knows"

1 Thessalonian 1:1-10 - Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas

Psalm 23 - Special Guest - Rev. Jim Douglas

Switchboard for June 5 2007 from VPR. We talk with Governor Douglas about his vetoes of the energy bill and the campaign finance bill. Hosted by Bob Kinzel.

Switchboard for April 5, 2007 from VPR. The Governor and legislative leaders have been at odds over education spending. We talk with Governor Jim Douglas about this and other issues facing lawmakers. Hosted by Bob Kinzel.

Switchboard for January 16, 2007 from VPR. Governor Jim Douglas is trying to keep people focused on the state's future with proposals for telecommunications, business and the environment. Host Bob Kinzel talks with Douglas about his priorities.