Podcast appearances and mentions of Jim Ford

Jim Ford is an American film/television actor and stuntman. After receiving his BFA in drama from the Hartt School Conservatory and studying with the Royal Shakespeare Company in England, Jim landed an agent and has been a full-time actor in New York and Los Angeles ever since. He is best known for his work in the TV shows Gotham, Mysteries of Laura, The Following, Person of Interest, and Steven Soderberg's H.B.O. mini-series The Knick.Jim developed a passion for filmmaking and short films at a very young age. Over the years, he has completed nearly a dozen short films that have been screened all over the world. He loves to travel and attends as many festivals as he can.

Jim Ford! Sorrow! Slug Librarians! Books of Oa! Guardian Bodily Fluids! This episode has it all, minus a good story! Be sure to email us your thoughts or call/text us on our voice-mail at 708-LANTERN.

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Episode 28 with special guest Brinsley Schwarz.  Music from Brinsley Schwarz, Jim Ford, Jimi Hendrix, Kendra Smith, Jimi Hendrix, Little Feat, Dumptruck, Steely Dan, and Country Westerns.

Technology can be both isolating and empowering, but the gulf between the two gets wider every day. On their debut full-length Follow the Cyborg, Miss Grit (aka Margaret Sohn) is wading into the liminal space that separation has created to explore themes of identity, alienation, and acceptance through a future-pop lens. A heady, often unsettling ride that touches on everything from how Sohn relates to the world as a non-binary artist, to stardom, and to the “looming” threat of artificial intelligence, Follow The Cyborg is a must listen for anyone who loves their pop with a side of concept album. PLUS! Music we love from Baltimore's Horse Lords and a classic track from country-soul legend Jim Ford!Discussion Guide0:00 - Shop Talk11:10 - Tracks We Love28:49 - Follow The Cyborg57:50 - Wrap UpSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke wants to know the difference between a talk show and a podcast. What say you? Mars Volta is back with a new album that sounds like Caribbean rock. Find out for your yourself. Should John Scott move down to the beach and become a part-time disc jockey? Luke got his first poller phone call! Did you know Craig Kilborn is in the podcast game now? He is doing his thing as he keeps us all guessing. The fellas think they found a way to get Bill Cosby to pay his penance. Somehow early 2000s shock jocks come up in conversation which leads to digging into some clips of the original incel himself, Tom Leykis. As you may have predicted, he has latched onto the conservative, sexist talk radio world. He's as awful as you remember. There's also a taste of the hilarious Tom Leykis parody done by Comedy Bang Bang a few years back. You'll be happy to hear we catch up on all of your emails! Richard is pissed about Ducktales, Mike gets annoyed by the common game in society known as fuck, marry, kill. Richard also wants to know how upset everybody was when Kelly broke up with Zack on Saved By The Bell. This show is strongly in the corner of Tiffany Amber-Thiessen. Danny is standing up for Scott! He thinks the MCU is all that is wrong with Hollywood today. Danny also has a major disdain for Central Michigan University. Mike is proud of Dave Chapelle for sharing the brutal truth about the evils of the American entertainment industry. Mr. Pink feels left out because he was not named the number one fan of the Is It Safe? Talk Show. Mr Pink wants to know why there wasn't more hard hitting 9/11 coverage. Finally, Richard is curious to find out who was the biggest crush on a made-up character like Jessica Rabbit that any of the fellas had. Scott goes with April O'Neill as his choice. Turtle Power. We love you guys! We close the show with Harlan County by Jim Ford. If any of this nonsense inspires you for better or for worse, email the show at isitsafepod@gmail.com

We are delighted to introduce this week's very special guest, Greg's 7-year old son Jackson! Before jumping into our topic, Jackson tells us about his summer so far, including his awesome experience on Disneyland's latest attraction “Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance”. But Jackson also wanted to tell us about some of his favorite video game music, which means we're doing an 8Bit! It was wonderful to have him on and we can't wait to hear from him again!Songs: Blue Oyster Cult - “Godzilla” (YouTube)Splatoon 2 - “Fly Octo Fly” (YouTube)Cuphead - “Fiery Frolic” (YouTube)Kirby & The Forgotten Land - “Grassland Theme” (YouTube)Jay introduces us to Jim Ford, a musician he just recently discovered. Mr. Ford was an American singer-songwriter who released one album, his one shot, in 1969. It's a great record and has gained in popularity in the past 15 years or so. Jim worked and wrote songs for a lot of amazing artists, including Aretha Franklin, Bobby Womack and the Temptations. We enjoyed learning about him!Songs:Julian Lage - “Auditorium” (YouTube)Jim Ford - "I'm Gonna Make Her Love Me" (YouTube)Jim Ford - “She Turns My Radio On” (YouTube)Nick brings us two stories and one topic. One concerns broadway and classical music concert attendance & the other is the trend among Pop's largest acts to take up residencies in large cities. Should we be concerned about concert going trends and the consolidation of top concert acts consolidating into larger cities?Song: Moreish Idols - “Hangar” (YouTube)

Welcome back to another episode of Our House, a podcast brought to you by award winning social landlord, EastendHomes.In today's episode we're returning to another of our favourite episodes from the first season! Here Helen chats with EastendHomes resident and avid volunteer, Jim Ford. This episode was recorded remotely in February 2021, when England was still in a national lockdown due to rising covid-19 cases. Jim discusses the value of open spaces during the pandemic, his voluntary work at his local food bank and why his mother is such a big role model for him.  If you liked this episode, please follow us, give it a rating and share with a friend.This series is sponsored by our friends over at Community Fibre, who are future-proofing London's communities by delivering a 100% full fibre broadband throughout the capital. Community Fibre believes in a more inclusive future where everyone has access to better broadband and they achieve this by providing a fairly price faster broadband service that people can rely on!Want to see some BTS footage and be the first to know about new updates? Follow us on instagram @ourhouse.podcast

Philip sat down with Pastor Jim Ford of the New Day Christian Center in Tenino. They talked about how love and faith intertwine with hope during this Easter season. They also reflect on this Holy Week and what it means to them.

This time on Soundcheck, Ben shows Michael and Brody the lassos... er, ropes of country music. This should be a good place to start for any rock fans looking to get into country music! Part two comes out next week! Featured Artists: George Jones, Ernest Tubb, Buck Owens, Patsy Cline, Connie Smith, Charlie Louvin, Tammy Wynette, Jerry Jeff Walker, Jim Ford, Bobbie Gentry, Kris Kristofferson, Townes Van Zandt

Ozark School District Superintendent Jim Ford talks about how online learning is changing education, OHS's response to COVID-19, and his excitement for Wave Rural Connect to be available in his hometown. 

On the second episode of Our House, Helen talks to Jim Ford. Jim is resident of EastendHomes and an active volunteer in his community.  He talks about how his mother inspired him to keep giving back to his community, the value of open spaces during COVID-19 and his voluntary work with Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery and Christ Church Food Bank. If you liked this podcast, please rate it, leave a review or share with a friend!Want to see some BTS footage and be the first to know about new updates? Follow us on instagram @ourhouse.podcast

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ In the Light of the Miracle by Arthur Russell on Another Thought (Point Music) 7′47″ 00.00 by Dawn Scarfe on tuning of spheres (melange edition) 11′25″ I by Janice Giteck on Breathing Songs From a Turning Sky (mode music) 13′25″ Aerial View by Steve Tibbetts on Northern Song (ECM) 17′31″ Kecemasan by Tarawangsawelas on Wanci (Morphine Records) 25′21″ Kwaku's Thing by Anthony "Rebop" Kaku Baah on Anthony "Rebop" Kaku Baah (Everland Music) 34′00″ Shambala Signal by Harry Hosono and Yellow Magic Band on Paraiso (Sony) 37′52″ Ochre Rubric by Chuck Johnson on A Struggle, Not A thought (Strange Attractors Audio House) 41′51″ South by Nino Ferrer on Nino and Radiah (CBS) 46′49″ Long Road Ahead by Jim Ford on Harlan County (Sundown) 49′36″ Stoney by Jerry Jeff Walker on Bein' Free (Atco ) 57′03″ Redwood Tree by Van Morrison on Saint Dominic's Preview (Warner) Check out the full archives on the website.

This week we talk about Duane celebrating his 50th birthday at Fremont Speedway for the Jim and Joanne Ford Classic, which featured the All Star Circuit of Champions. We also talk about the USAC National Midget series at the Leffler Memorial and Tri-State. There have also been a bunch of silly season moves starting to unfold and we cover all of those as well. Then we end by talkin about getting rid of B-mains and qualifying.

As we wrap up parks and recreation month, we bring on Jim Ford, Parks Planner at McGill, to speak with Gary Jackson, former Asheville City Manager, about what he's learned over the course of the month from discussions with McGill’s parks and recreation clients. Jim shares how local governments have embraced the change associated with the COVID-19 by developing innovative programs to address the difficulties associated with the health crisis, from social distancing on sports fields to registering for events online. We know that Program directors are tackling the difficult realities of having to reduce operational expenditures while leveraging what has become one of the most important resources in this time of social distancing. In this podcast, McGill provides some helpful suggestions and shows the bright spots in the parks and recreation industry.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ This Is How We Walk On The Moon by Arthur Russell on Another Thought (Point Music) 5′09″ Slipped, Tripped, and Fell In Love by Ann Peebles on Straight From the Heart (Fat Possum) 7′38″ Harlan County by Jim Ford on Harlan County (Sundown Records) 11′07″ Borstal Boys by Faces on Ooh La La (Warner Records) 13′54″ Your Eyes Are Looking Down by Help Yourself on Help Yourself (Parlophone Records) 18′21″ Deep Blue See by Art Lown on Sad About the Times (Anthology Recordings) 22′23″ Nothing Was Delivered by The Byrds on Sweetheart of the Rodeo (Columbia) 25′51″ Ooh Las Vegas (Live) by Emmylou Harris on Elite Hotel (Warner Bros.) 29′37″ This Girl's In Love With You by Aretha Franklin on This Girl's In Love With You (Atlantic) 35′24″ Kansas by Neil Young on Homegrown (Reprise) 37′37″ Acquainted with the Night by Ezra Feinberg on Recumbent Speech (Related States) 43′11″ Amps by Steve Gunn and William Tyler on The Storehouse Bandcamp Compilation (The Storehouse) 54′29″ To The Golden Lady in Her Graham Cracker Window by Mal Waldron and Marion Brown on Songs of Love and Regret (Free Lance)

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ This Is How We Walk On The Moon by Arthur Russell on Another Thought (Point Music) 5′09″ Slipped, Tripped, and Fell In Love by Ann Peebles on Straight From the Heart (Fat Possum) 7′38″ Harlan County by Jim Ford on Harlan County (Sundown Records) 11′07″ Borstal Boys by Faces on Ooh La La (Warner Records) 13′54″ Your Eyes Are Looking Down by Help Yourself on Help Yourself (Parlophone Records) 18′21″ Deep Blue See by Art Lown on Sad About the Times (Anthology Recordings) 22′23″ Nothing Was Delivered by The Byrds on Sweetheart of the Rodeo (Columbia) 25′51″ Ooh Las Vegas (Live) by Emmylou Harris on Elite Hotel (Warner Bros.) 29′37″ This Girl's In Love With You by Aretha Franklin on This Girl's In Love With You (Atlantic) 35′24″ Kansas by Neil Young on Homegrown (Reprise) 37′37″ Acquainted with the Night by Ezra Feinberg on Recumbent Speech (Related States) 43′11″ Amps by Steve Gunn and William Tyler on The Storehouse Bandcamp Compilation (The Storehouse) 54′29″ To The Golden Lady in Her Graham Cracker Window by Mal Waldron and Marion Brown on Songs of Love and Regret (Free Lance) Check out the full archives on the website.

Esta semana en Islas de Robinson aterrizamos en territorio "proscrito", con unos cuantos "jefazos" entre 1970 y 1973. Aprovechamos para dar un tirón de orejas -y de paso, dar cuenta de nuestro sincero aprecio por él- a otro auténtico jefazo: Don Piku, histórico de RNE y "Robinsón de Honor". Suenan: BOBBY CHARLES -"HE'S GOT ALL THE WHISKEY" ("BOBBY CHARLES", 1972) / LONNIE MACK - "ASPHALT OUTLAW HERO" ("THE HILLS OF INDIANA", 1971) / TONY JOE WHITE - "WIDOW WIMBERLY" ("TONY JOE", 1970) / KRIS KRISTOFFERSON - "BORDER LORD" ("BORDER LORD", 1972) / DENNIS LINDE - "I DON'T WANT NOBODY 'CEPTIN' YOU" ("LINDE MANOR", 1970) / DANNY O'KEEFE - "COME DANCE WITH ME" ("DANNY O'KEEFE, 1970) / PAUL SIEBEL - "JACK KNIFE GIPSY" ("JACK KNIFE GIPSY", 1970) / JOHN PRINE - "QUIET MAN" ("JOHN PRINE", 1971) / JIM FORD - "WONDER WHAT THEY'LL DO WITH TODAY" ("THE UNISSUED CAPITOL ALBUM", 1970/2009) / CHARLIE RICH - "BEHIND CLOSED DOORS" ("BEHIND CLOSED DOORS", 1973) / WAYLON JENNINGS - "FRISCO DEPOT" ("LADIES LOVE OUTLAWS", 1972) / WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY - "BALLAD OF SPIDER JOHN" ("WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY", 1972) / BONNIE RAITT - "THANK YOU" ("BONNIE RAITT", 1971) / Escuchar audio

In this episode Jim Ford (Former Marine and Nike footwear VP) shares his journey of being in the Marine corps and how that taught him leadership. Jim is part of Nike's leadership development team and shares his philosophy on leadership. Make sure to grab a pen and paper as he drops jewels for 35 straight minutes!! 5:25 Coach Parks story 7:05 Losing your identity as a civilian 9:00 Does playing sports in a team environment help you be a better Marine 11:00 The responsibility of leadership 16:18 Complete the mission 18:49 Set the standard 22:45 Creating the culture that you want at work 25:50 The decision to lead 27:20 Blitz period 30:23 A conversation that changed Jim's life forever Connect w/ Jim Ford: https://www.instagram.com/jford2727/ (IG) https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-ford-b436827/ (LinkedIn) Let's connect: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-molden-9693431b/ (LinkedIn) https://open.acast.com/shows/5e759e3195fa07a414c9afe8/episodes/www.alexmolden.com (website) https://www.instagram.com/alexmolden/ (IG) https://www.facebook.com/alex.molden1/ (Facebook) Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate & Review See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vanavond om 22.00 uur bij 40UP Radio een nieuwe aflevering van Music Trails van Marc Stakenburg en Joost Verbunt. Een mooie mix met veel muziek vanuit het zuiden van de VS, je hoort onder andere Lead Belly, John Cale, Laura Cantrell en Jim Ford. Het album van de week is Ghosts of West Virginia van Steve Earle.

Vanavond om 22.00 uur bij 40UP Radio een nieuwe aflevering van Music Trails van Marc Stakenburg en Joost Verbunt. Een mooie mix met veel muziek vanuit het zuiden van de VS, je hoort onder andere Lead Belly, John Cale, Laura Cantrell en Jim Ford. Het album van de week is Ghosts of West Virginia van Steve Earle

- Billy Swan “Don't Be Cruel” - - Bob Darin “Me And Mr. Hohner” - - Hoyt Axton “California Women” - - Townes Van Zandt “Hunger Child Blues” - - Thomas Jefferson Kaye “Collection Box” – - Willie Nelson “Shotgun Willie” - - Jackie DeShannon “The Weight” - - Dillard & Clark “Don't Let Me Down” – - Bill Wilson “Pay Day Give Away” - - Dolly Parton “Getting Happy” - - Larry Williams & Johnny Watson With The Kaleidoscope “Nobody” - - Jim Ford “Rising Sign” - - JJ Cale “Cajun Moon” - - Donnie Fritts “Sumpin Funky Going On” - - Kenny Rogers & The First Edition “Tulsa Turnaround” - - Willis Alan Ramsey “Northeast Texas Women” - Escuchar audio

In the final episode of the Grief and Fatherhood series, Philip chatted with Jim Ford, a pastor from Tenino who talked about his lovely Angel, shared his story of loss, and talked about how faith got him through.

Chad and Mark discuss briefly some Birds of Prey news (pre-release news) and two new trailers, before biting the bullet that is Green Lantern: Blackstars #3. We end with listener feedback, as we FINALLY circle back to the interesting question Jim Ford asked us back in January! Please visit our site at http://www.LanternCast.com

It's that time again, as Chad and Mark discuss the movies they can't wait to see in 2020, along with the ones they could give three pounds of monkey crap about (as well as everything in between)! Prepare for lively discussions on Wonder Woman 1984, Godzilla vs. Kong and much, much more! We even have Jim Ford's mini movie preview! Please visit our site at http://www.LanternCast.com

JIm Ford, Resident Master Theater Organist of the Binghamton Theater Organ Society, talking with Peter Wynne about accompanying Murnau's "Phantom" at the Forum Theatre in Binghamton on October 27, 2019 at 2pm www.binghamtonTOS.org

With Chad on the shelf due to allergies, Jim Ford graciously steps in to join Mark in an unconventional episode! We discuss the inner workings of the new Regal Unlimited movie subscription plans, pros and maybe some cons, before discussing Stranger Things Season 3. Finally, we wrap with conversation about the Fast and Furious spinoff, Hobbs and Shaw, and the ongoing feud between franchise stars Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel! Please visit our site at http://www.LanternCast.com

Fatback Louisiana USA by Tennessee Ernie Ford and Harlan County by Jim Ford.

Gok Wan talks to Aasmah Mir and Rev. Richard Coles about his latest show Say Yes to the Dress Lancashire, DJ’ing, cooking and his lifelong passion for fashion. Listener Hilary Wynter talks about her experience playing doubles with the Empress of Japan, the wife of the Emperor who has just abdicated. As it's the 4th May - Star Wars Day - we have Star Wars superfan Michael Absalom. Singer-songwriter Nick Lowe shares his Inheritance Tracks. He has chosen Fatback Louisiana USA, by Tennessee Ernie Ford and Harlan County by Jim Ford. Pet Detective Colin Butcher – has just written a book about his working relationship with his rescue dog Molly – the UK (and Europe’s) only cat detection dog. Producer: Claire Bartleet Editor: Beverley Purcell

Welcome back to Big Mouth USA!!  I've got a whole new batch of episodes for you to enjoy!  I've had a nice break and am ready to get back to recording!  We've got a new theme song, "Big Mouth USA" by orginally by Jim Ford but repurposed by myself and today's guest, Tim Brown (Lost Coast, Burn Bros) alongside our good friend Jacob Tippey.  Tim's a returning guest and Big Mouth USA All Star.  We sit down today to discuss the 1994 album Weezer by Weezer (aka the Blue Album).  This was a nostalgic choice for Tim and I as we both grew up with this album in heavy rotation.  So strap in for a trip down memory lane as we review an Alternative classic from the early 90s. As always go listen to the record!!

April is Donate Life Month. Kate Sanner, host of Moving Forward, interviews Jim Ford, Executive Director of Donate Life Maryland, about the life-saving and life-enhancing mission of registering as an organ, eye, and tissue donor. Register to #DonateLife today! Donate Life Maryland is a nonprofit organization dedicated to saving and enhancing lives by registering organ, eye and tissue donors. Donate Life Maryland maintains and manages the official Maryland Donor Registry and provides education and awareness about organ, eye and tissue donation as well as how to register as a donor. Prior to joining Donate Life Maryland, Jim served as Director of Communications for The Living Legacy Foundation of Maryland where he led community outreach, hospital relations and marketing and PR. In 2007, Jim was instrumental, along with members of The Living Legacy Foundation of Maryland and the Washington Regional Transplant Community in the establishment of Donate Life Maryland and the creation of the Maryland Donor Registry.  

Jim Ford, organist, talking with WVIA's Peter Wynne, about the Mack Sennett Mini-Film Festival, presented by the Binghamton Theater Organ Society, at the Forum Theatre, 226 Washington Street in Binghamton, NY, Sunday, December 30 at 2pm. Ford will create an original sound track as he accompanies the silent films. www.binghamtonTOS.org

Ten years ago, two guys who met on a comic forum started a podcast dedicated to the Emerald Gladiator himself, Green Lantern! Five years ago, Jim and Dan handed their passion project off to Mark and Chad! Today, we celebrate a solid decade of reviews, commentary, theories, and discussion. But most important of all, we celebrate the friends we've made and the shared fandom which brought us all together along the way. Happy Anniversary and Merry Christmas! Please visit our site at http://www.LanternCast.com

Vandaag het tweede uur met gast Nico Dijkshoorn. Je hoort een uur Blues samengesteld door Nico met muziek van Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jim Ford, The Black Keys, Andre Hazes, John Lennon, Aretha Franklin & Ray Charles.

This week we talk about the Jim Ford Classic from Fremont Speedway and the Hoserville Ohio cornhole tournament our very own Duane organized. We also talk about the All Star Circuit of Champions racing out east. We also talk about the Knoxville Late Model Nationals and the Canadian Sprint Car Nationals from Oshweken Speedway. 

Paige Jones talks to Jim Ford of Global Tax Management about how retailers are preparing to collect and remit sales and use taxes in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair Inc.

Hubert spreekt met niemand minder dan Nick Lowe over zijn favoriete platen. Je hoort zijn all time favorites van Jim Ford, Iris Dement, Percy Mayfield, Don Walser, Laura Lee en Calexico.

In 1967, Bobbie Gentry's recording of a song she wrote, called "Ode to Billie Joe," directly influenced the future of every major musical genre in America. In the early '80s, she disappeared. What happened in the decade between? Why did Bobbie Gentry vanish? Who was she, even? Since we can't ask Bobbie for answers, these are mysteries we either have to learn to live with or try to solve for ourselves. People you'll hear about in this episode: Glen Campbell, Elvis Presley, Jim Stafford, Nick Lowe, Kanye West, Eminem, Drake, Lauryn Hill, Snoop, A Tribe Called Quest, Jody Reynolds, Rick Hall, Lou Donaldson, Sheryl Crow, kd lang, Lucinda Williams, Alfred Hitchcock, Barry White, Bobby Womack, Burt Bacharach and, believe it or not, more. Also, you may not like what you hear if you're a fan of Jim Ford. Source

Om 22:00 uur Marc Stakenburg en Joost Verbunt met twee uur lang MusicTrails. Muziek van Bo Didley, Ernie K. Doe, Jonny Lang, Moreland & Arbuckle, The New Trocaderos en Jim Ford.

Om 22:00 uur Marc Stakenburg en Joost Verbunt met twee uur lang MusicTrails. Muziek van Bo Didley, Ernie K. Doe, Jonny Lang, Moreland & Arbuckle, The New Trocaderos en Jim Ford.

Vanavond om 22:00 uur Mart Smeets met twee uur lang OLM op 40UP Radio. Muziek van Taj Mahal & The Phantom Blues Band, Jim Ford, Larry Jon Wilson, The Blind Boys Of Alabama en Elizabeth Cook.

Vanavond om 22:00 uur Mart Smeets met twee uur lang OLM op 40UP Radio. Muziek van Taj Mahal & The Phantom Blues Band, Jim Ford, Larry Jon Wilson, The Blind Boys Of Alabama en Elizabeth Cook.

In the FIRST of the represented classic LanternCast episodes, the guys reair one of the most popular LanternCast episodes TO DATE! Listener Corwin Crowl joins Jim Ford to talk about the Dark Things crossover featuring Alan Scott and Jim has to get rip roaring drunk just to stomach a conversation on it! LISTEN IN! Please visit our site at http://www.LanternCast.com

Antony Sammeroff and Tom Laird speak to Matt Steiner and Jim Ford, the cast of Private Manning goes to Washington performed by The Representatives at the Fringe 2016. We discuss Chelsea Manning, Aaron Swartz, Edward Snowden, Julian Assange, Ross Ulbricht, Whistleblowing, Obama, American Politics, The War on Terror, The War on Drugs, Freedom of Information, and Civil Liberties! Their show is playing at TheSpace on Niddry Street up to and including the 27th of August 2016 - so make sure you catch it in time!

Our guest on the podcast this week is Jim Ford, Chief Strategic Architect at ADP. We discuss Docker adoption, DevOps, and security for a company as big as ADP with over 630,000 customers, 35 million users in 100 countries, and 55 million stored social security numbers. We see how DevOps processes and security is never a completed initiative and can always be improved. We also see how DevOps at ADP varies significantly across projects and seems to mold to the team using it.

Rebirth was the opening bell, but Sinestro Corps War was the knockout event that spawned a frenzied focus onto Green Lantern. Listen in as Mark and Chad are joined by LanternCast co-founder Jim Ford and longtime listener Corwin Crowl to discuss this timelessly epic Green Lantern event! Sinestro, Anti-Monitor, Cyborg Superman, Superboy-Prime, Parallax and the revelation of the Emotional Spectrum! All of this and more awaits you in one of the LanternCast's most requested episodes! Please visit our site at http://www.LanternCast.com

The Dallas Four were a four piece band working Auckland New Zealand night clubs in the 1960's. Well known for their close harmonies and polished sound. Larry Killip talks to Drummer and vocalist Jim Ford plus Keyboard and vocalist Graham Gill about their days in the Dallas Four. Iced Tea commercial at the front was broadcast on NZ pirate radio station Radio Hauraki 1968, featuring Hauraki DJ Ross Goodwin.

The Lux Radio Theatre. October 2, 1944.  "Home In Indiana".  A boy, a girl, a horse, and the big race. See cat. #93162 for a rehearsal recording of this program. Walter Brennan, Charlotte Greenwood, Edward Ryan, Jeanne Crain, June Haver, Cecil B. DeMille, Clarence Muse, John Milton Kennedy (announcer), Louis Silvers (music director), Edward Marr, Carlton KaDell, Horace Willard, Charles Seel, Norman Field, Robert Clarke, Robert Cole, Herb Lytton, June Ford, Fred Seward, Bernice Barrett, George Dacos, Virginia Agnello (performer, commercial spokesman), Robert Denham (commercial spokesman), Stanley Farrar (commercial spokesman), Ann Tobin (commercial spokesman), Janet Russell (commercial spokesman), Doris Singleton (commercial spokesman: as "Libby"), Jim Ford (commercial spokesman: singer), Winston Miller (screenwriter), George Andrew Chamberlain (author), Fred MacKaye (director), Sanford Barnett (adaptor), Charlie Forsyth (sound effects).oldtimeradiodvd.com

Jim Ford and Chad Bokelman tackle their toughest challenge yet, a bad Elseworlds! What if Hal and Guy were Nazis, John was a rebel and characters did things for no apparent reason? Find out in this episode! Then after the break the guys discuss a bunch of topics that come to mind, some even having to do with Green Lantern! Edited by the Epic LanternCast Producer, James Doyle! Music by Unkast! Please visit our site at http://www.LanternCast.com

Jim Ford and Chad Bokelman are back to discuss the Elseworld's book 1001 Emerald Nights, a merging of Arabian Nights and Green Lantern lore. Plus, we have some feedback from the first episode! Edited by the NEW LanternCast Producer, James Doyle! Music by Unkast! Please visit our site at http://www.LanternCast.com

Something new, from the makers of LanternCast! Slightly different, these episodes will be focusing on Elseworlds books! Hosted by Jim Ford and Chad Bokelman, come join us on a new adventure! And come back next week for the regular LanternCast episode! Edited by the NEW LanternCast Producer, James Doyle! Music by Unkast! Please visit our site at http://www.LanternCast.com