Podcasts about joeckel

Professor Samuel Joeckel has been teaching a unit on racial justice at Palm Beach Atlantic University for twelve years. He has been a faculty member at the school for 20 years. All of that came to an abrupt end when administrators at the school fired him for teaching about racial justice.  This is the first interview Professor Sam gave after his dismissal. We talk about his initial reactions to the news, how his students have responded, and what all of this is teaching him about God and faith.  Please support Professor Sam by leaving him encouraging messages, by contributing to his financial support, and by sharing this interview with as many people as possible.  Venmo: @SamJoeckel  We put as much pressure as we can on the university so they can be held accountable for their cowardice.  For more information on the situation see here:  1. Religion News Service- Professor Joeckel on why his contract, teachings on racial justice are ‘under review' 2. JemarTisby.Substack.com- They Fired Him Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast. Keep up with my latest work at JemarTisby.Substack.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

ERP implementation is easy. Anyone can do it. But, ironically, anyone can fail it as well. So how can ERP implementation be so easy and difficult at the same time? There are several reasons. But the core reason is how ERP systems are selected and implemented. Most companies follow a checklist approach. And this approach often results into hit or miss scenarios because creating a generalized checklist approach for ERP implementation is nearly impossible, especially for the processes that might be happening outside of the ERP system.In today's episode our guest, Peter Joeckel, who shares his insights into the concept of shadow ERP and how that drives ERP implementation failure. He also discussed how measuring and understanding the shadow ERP processes can result in better outcomes for your ERP implementation. Finally, he shares his insights into the importance of data plumbing and the challenges associated with having multiple software systems in the architecture.For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.

On this week's episode we talk with Mark Joeckel about the West Main Arts Festival that is happening this Saturday, May 14th from 12-8pm. 4 Stages of music, art booths, food, drinks, and so much more! We also speak to the CEO of the Pro Bull Riders, Sean Gleason, about the PBR World Finals that kicks off this Friday out in Fort Worth and runs through the 22nd.

This week's guest is Jesse Joeckel, the founder, owner and designer of Whalebone Creative. Based in Montauk, New York, Whalebone describes itself as a lifestyle brand that's built around art, design, and surf culture. They sell super soft t-shirts, hoodies, hats and more since 2010. And they have become the definition of a very, very cool brand. Over the eleven years since he started Whalebone, Jesse has never strayed far from his definition of success. And happiness. Over the last few months, many, many people - maybe most people - have spent time thinking about what they want from life. Based on the number of people who are leaving their jobs during what has come to be known as the ‘Great Resignation', the answer is ‘not this.' Indeed, in some industries, a third of the people resigning have no clear idea about what they will do next or where. By the millions, people are challenging their own definitions of success. And even more fundamentally, their definitions of what it means to be happy.

This week on My Darkest Hour - Bill Joeckel has been in the paranormal field since 2001 and worked his way up. Within two years, he was leading his group and helping to teach paranormal classes at Johnson County Community College. Since that time, he has only been with two groups: Elite Paranormal of Kansas City, and Unfinished Business Paranormal. In Elite Paranormal of Kansas City, He was the Case Manager/Lead Investigator. He brought investigations to the group; for example: the Harrison Street Church in Topeka, Kansas, the for Governor of Kansas-Walter Stubb's Mansion on the campus of KU etc. Now with Unfinished Business Paranormal. He is now a member of a team of seasoned investigators. They bring together a diverse skill-set; ranging from traditional investigational techniques, to non-traditional, never before seen techniques. Check it Out!! #paranormalpodcast #paranormal #podcast #paranormalactivity #ghosts #haunted #truecrimepodcast #paranormalinvestigation #ghoststories #truecrime #scarystories #creepy #horror #paranormalinvestigators #horrorpodcast #podcastersofinstagram #truecrimeaddict #spooky #ghosthunters #truecrimecommunity #supernatural #paranormalresearch #murderino #urbanlegends #ssdgm #ufo #torontopodcast #ghost #podcastlife #bhfyp

We speak with Mark Joeckel from Create Arlington about the West Main Arts Festival that is happening this Saturday, May 8th from 12-8pm. We also sit down with Lillian, Daryn, Aaron, and Addis from the Football Team UTA to talk about what they've been up to during Covid, favorite pizza places and what musicians you can look forward to this Saturday on the Football Team stage at the West Main Arts Festival.

On today's show we talk to Mark Joeckel about the newest coworking space in Arlington, Create Arlington, why it's different than other coworking spaces and what to expect from them in the future. We also speak with Frio Trio to talk about what music has been like during Covid, releasing their debut EP “On the Rocks” and how the Frio Trio is now a foursome.

When nine-year-old Cali Sky Braithwaite discovers an acoustic guitar mysteriously left in her bedroom closet, the muses descend, possessing her for the next fifteen years, tantalizing her with visions of a musical ideal. By 1980 disco was dead, punk had reared its pissed-off head, New Wave had washed ashore, and Cali Sky remained oblivious to it all, thanks to her protective parents. Until she meets Brodie, who knocks on her door one day with a self-assured smile and a Pee Chee folder adorned with the handwritten names of the latest countercultural bands. She teaches him how to play guitar, he introduces her to KROQ-FM and the musical underground spreading all around her parents' southern California home. Together they explore the possibilities of their instruments and the limits of friendship as they seek inspiration, rooted in Cali Sky's beauty-pained visions as well as her discoveries of the unexpected intersections between rock and roll and her parents’ hidden past.

When nine-year-old Cali Sky Braithwaite discovers an acoustic guitar mysteriously left in her bedroom closet, the muses descend, possessing her for the next fifteen years, tantalizing her with visions of a musical ideal. By 1980 disco was dead, punk had reared its pissed-off head, New Wave had washed ashore, and Cali Sky remained oblivious to it all, thanks to her protective parents. Until she meets Brodie, who knocks on her door one day with a self-assured smile and a Pee Chee folder adorned with the handwritten names of the latest countercultural bands. She teaches him how to play guitar, he introduces her to KROQ-FM and the musical underground spreading all around her parents' southern California home. Together they explore the possibilities of their instruments and the limits of friendship as they seek inspiration, rooted in Cali Sky's beauty-pained visions as well as her discoveries of the unexpected intersections between rock and roll and her parents’ hidden past.

Sittin' Down, Talkin' 'Bout It is a new comedy/talk podcast from Shuttlecock hosted by Sophie Hart and Amanda Roseman. This dynamic DIY scene duo will be interviewing local musicians and showgoers about music and topics far more wacky and gross (this podcast is NSFW, unless your boss is cool as hell). Be on the lookout for appearances from some special characters, too. Wish you had cool rocker friends to hang out and drink beers with? Just tune in to SDTBI every two weeks to pretend like you do! Episode three features appearances from special guest producer James Rumsey (Dimesack, Unforgiven Five), Dillon Joeckel (Dimesack), Emily Milner (videographer, promoter), Phil Diamond (Scammers), Schyler (friend of the pod), and an unruly visitor from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Interview questions and topics include most punchable musician, worst tour moments, a steamy work story, and more. And of course, fans of the pod love it: more Hot Or Not. Intro music from the Dimesack LP (https://dimesack.bandcamp.com/album/the-lp). Sponsored by the Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, offering new and used vinyl at 76th & Troost in Kansas City, MO. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media and subscribe wherever you listen.

TurnOnDynamics founder Peter Joeckel is on the Cold Star Project to share the disturbing truth about ERP sales processes and implementation projects: they're broken. And SaaS founders will recognize exactly the same problems occurring in their field. No ERP implementation project ever had a bad demo...but that doesn't make the system a good match-up for solving the customer's problem. Peter Joeckel covers the serious issues with RFQ, bid document, presentation-dependent, and features-heavy sales and purchasing processes, and how these result in bad projects. Is it time for you to get serious about the systems and processes in your company? Do you want to get to the bottom of what's wrong with your operations? Then book a call to talk with us at Cold Star Tech at coldstartech.com

In this very first episode of Picture's up, I sit down with Savanah Joeckel to discuss our experiences during the UNLV 48 Hour Film Festival.

Roster moves all week long (Sherm & Prosise to IR), Maxie back and Davis promoted, then a lot of moves on the Practice Squad. Seahawks move to 6-3 but face an up-hill battle for the NFC West and top-seeding in the NFC. Every Seahawks bemoaned the short rest between playing at home Sunday to an away Thursday Night Game. They do get extended rest with the next game being Monday Night Football against the 5-4 Atlanta Falcons. Bennett (and the DLine) stand during the anthem to show support for the Veteran's over the weekend to help people understand that their protest is not about the military. Jerry Jones wants to sue the NFL and his RB has accepted his suspension. Topic #1 - What does the LOB mean to you? What's its future? Topic #2 - Have the Seahawks finally admitted they are a Passing Team? Topic #3 Homer Corner - Will you love any current Seahawks more than your first Seahawks love? Topic #4 Dan Quinn's Falcons come to town; which Falcon's team should the Seahawks expect to face? Fantasy Update FanTable; 4th Sam, 8th Ross, 10th Zeb 3 Step; 1st Matty, 3rd Lior, 11th Coleman Does Fantasy ever get in the way of your enjoying the game? Does it enhance it? Predictions Final Score: Seahawks vs. Falcons More Yards: Julio vs. Doug More Yards: Seahawks RB or Jimmy Graham Nickel Alignment: Lane, Griffin, Coleman, Thorpe, Maxwell Bigger Threat: Death Row or Adrian Clayborn Seahawks Starting OL: Brown, Joeckel, Britt, Pocic, Ifedi Surprise Seahawks Player

Hawks Playbook Podcast Episode 32 The LA Chronicles Open: Welcome to the Hawks Playbook Podcast. Thanks for joining your Hosts Bill Alvstad and Keith Myers. Our Seattle Seahawks enter their bye week in 1st place after beating the Rams 16-10 on the road in LA.  In the News Michael Bennett has plantar fasciitis issue. Luke Joeckel having knee surgery to clean up some meniscus debris left over from his ACL/MCL repair last fall. Joeckel will miss Giants game and will back after that. Seahawks worked out LT Brandon Albert, who ended up leaving without a deal, and inquired about trading for Houston’s Duane Brown.  Featured Segment 1: Seahawks escape LA with 16-10 win over the Rams Wilson was 24/31 for 198 yards, 1 TD and 1 Int. No running game without Carson. Rawls 8 carries for 20 yards, Lacy 9 carries for 19 yards and McKissic 2 carries for 0 yards.  Defense holds NFL’s top offense to 10 points despite lack of offensive consistency to help, zero points in second half. Defense collected 5 turnovers, including two each by Earl Thomas and Sheldon Richardson. Featured Segment 2: How do we fix the offense? Bill and Keith discuss several different ways in which the Seahawks could get more efficiency out of their offense. Other fixes could include other schematic changing to line blocking, quick hitting pass routes and expanding the role of Russell Wilson in the Read Option look, especially if the team also added a few pass plays out of the read option to further complicate the job of the defense to defend those types of plays. Close: Thanks again for listening to the show. Don’t forget to check out the website (hawksplaybook.com) for all of our shows, and follow us on social media. All of that is linked at the website.

Hawks Playbook Podcast Episode 25 - Bubble Burst Open: We are at episode 25, almost ½ a year of bringing you a weekly show devoted entirely to your team, the Seattle Seahawks. The next 25 episodes will hopefully take us all the way past a Seahawks appearance in Super Bowl 52 at the new Vikings Stadium in Minneapolis. Each week until then, we will bring you the good and bad from each game, as well as a look forward to the next opponent.  News:  It has been reported that 5 significant players (Lockett, Bennett, Avril, Wilhoite and Joeckel) are away from the team this week receiving a treatment called Regenokine. The treatment is intended to provide relief to injured areas be it joints or muscle tissue. The players will not play this week and will be ready to join the team for the first regular season game versus Green Bay. Featured Segment: This week’s show is all about looking at the projected 53-man roster and identifying the players that both Bill and Keith have identified as being “On the Bubble”. Those players that are right on the cusp of making the final roster, or being cut in the one and only roster cut down after the final preseason game against Oakland Friday night. This year, the talent depth is deep, and the amount of players that could land outside the final 53 reflects that.  Close: Next week’s show will be crazy amazing as we will have a set 53-man roster, excluding any last-minute cuts and pickups after all the teams cut down to 53.  With 1200 players hitting the open market at once, anything can happen. Please follow Bill and Keith on Twitter. Keith is @MyersNFL and Bill is @NWSeahawk.  You can also follow the show pages on Twitter @HawksPlaybook

The Seahawks pick up another preseason victory after a 20-13 win over the Minnesota Vikings. Russell Wilson and Doug Baldwin looked like they were already in midseason form as they put on a show in front of the home crowd. Russell Wilson threw for two touchdowns and the Seattle defense held the Vikings first-team offense to a couple field goals. Kasen Williams had another score and appears to have locked up a job on this team in the eyes of most fans. At running back the guys talk about the potential three-man race for the final spot on the roster and who is currently in the lead. The guys talk about which of the 2017 rookies are really standing out and which ones could play a significant role come Week 1. Pete Carroll's philosophy of letting a younger and more inexperience player crack the starting lineup could mean that guys like Ethan Pocic, Nazair Jones and Shaq Griffin can be contributors right away. With two preseason games down, Brandan is noticing that his feelings on two of the free agent acquisitions are going in opposite directions than expected. Eddie Lacy had the start this week and had fewer yards than any of the Seahawks running backs with more than three carries in the game. And it was Blair Walsh providing some excitement and taunting his former team with a pair of 50+ yard field goals. The upcoming game against the Chiefs gives the Seahawks another look at a strong defensive line going into the season. George Fant's gut wrenching injury appears to allow Rees Odhiambo to move into the starting lineup, but why isn't Joeckel, a guy they've flaunted as one who can play both guard and tackle on the left side, moving over to take Fant's job? After the break, the guys remind fans not to expect roster cut downs to 75 this year as the rules changed and now the cuts to the 53-man roster will be done all at once. Brandan talks about his experience in the Bay Area and how hyped Raiders fans are to have Marshawn Lynch playing for their team this season. The eclipse this week dominates the coverage in the Do Better segment and Better at Life honors go to a little league show of sportsmanship and a former rival wide receiver who decided to hang up his cleats. Subscribe via: iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher | TuneIn | Facebook | Twitter | RSS Or listen on our free app for Android,  iOS, Kindle or Windows Phone/PC Call or text: 253-235-9041 Email: gohawks@seahawkerspodcast.com Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com and get bonus episodes Score authentic signed Seahawks gear at Pristine Auction Or visit our website for other ways to support the show Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.org Music from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation

Hawks Playbook Podcast Episode 21 - Training Camp Report Vol. 1 Open: This week’s episode is focused on the first week of training camp for the Seahawks, which began on Sunday.  We have finally made it passed “the offseason” and have moved onto the Pre-Season phase of Seahawks football! News: An otherwise celebratory atmosphere of the opening day of camp was tamped down a bit by missing player: Malik McDowell.    Kam Chancellor signed a 3 year, 36-million-dollar extension. We talk about Kenny Easley’s long and winding road to being inducted into the NFL’s Hall of Fame this weekend, and the training camp punch that Frank Clark landed on Germain Ifedi in camp on Thursday.  Signings:  Marcel Reece.  Mike Morgan.  Marcus Smith Cuts:  Arthur Brown.  Nolan Frese Trade: Kevin Pierre Louis traded to Kansas City for DJ Alexander.   Featured Segment: Training Camp Report Vol. 1 Keith can’t wait to talk offensive line, so we start there. While it looks like Britt and Ifedi have solidified their spots other position battles are taking place: Glowinski, Fant, Joeckel, Odhiambo and Pocic are still battling.  We move to the defense and discuss standout players at secondary and linebacker. Finally, we turn our attention back over to the offense and discuss the competition at running back and wide receiver, and end the show talking about camp standouts Russell Wilson and Jimmy Graham. Close: Please check out the website at HawksPlaybook.com for a full archive of all 21 episodes from the offseason so far. Follow Keith on Twitter @MyersNFL and Bill is @NWSeahawk.  Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast on ITunes!!  See you next week.

Please visit: AllAboutJack.Podbean.com This interview from William O’Flaherty is about The C.S. Lewis Phenomenon with the author of the book, Dr. Samuel Joeckel. He is associate professor of English and professor in the Supper Honors Program at Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida. This book is subtitled “Christianity and the Public Sphere” and explores Lewis’s fiction and non-fiction where he presents the Christian faith and explores three facets of that phenomenon. Purchase The C.S. Lewis Phenomenon  Visit Dr. Joeckel's Faculty Page Browse Previous All About Jack Podcast Interviews All About Jack MASTER LIST of shows

NESN.com's Luke Hughes and Doug Kyed discuss the Patriots' wide receiver options this offseasons. They also talk about how the Dolphins could improve their offense and what the Chiefs should do with their No. 1 overall pick.