Podcast appearances and mentions of John Massey

Three part podcast including guests, Dr. John Massey, Dr. Melissa Teply, Dr. Alëna Balasanova discussing the ballot initiatives for Nebraska in 2024 with medical cannabis.  Dr. Massey is a board certified interventional pain physician in Nebraska. He currently works with the NMA and Nebraska DHHS via the CDC Opioid Response grant to reduce the impact of substance use disorders for Nebraskans. He was involved in the initial formation of the Nebraska pain guidance document in 2017 and is a member of the Nebraska Board of Medicine.  Dr. Melissa Teply is a physician working in both internal medicine and palliative medicine. She was raised and did most of her medical training in the Midwest, with a brief time in Baltimore, where she worked in primary care before pursuing hospice and palliative medicine fellowship training. She moved back to Omaha in 2017, where she spends her clinical time in the outpatient setting, working with patients with serious illness, including cancer and chronic pain. Dr. Alëna A. Balasanova is an associate professor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in the Department of Psychiatry and also holds an appointment in the College of Allied Health Professions. She is dual board certified in psychiatry and addiction medicine. After obtaining her undergraduate degree from The Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Balasanova went on to earn her M.D. at Harvard Medical School and completed residency training at Boston University Medical Center. As the Director of Addiction Psychiatry Education for the Department of Psychiatry in the College of Medicine, Dr. Balasanova has developed novel educational programs for medical students, residents, fellows, and allied health professionals. Dr. Balasanova was the founding director of the Outpatient Addiction Psychiatry Clinic and also developed and now co-directs the inpatient Addiction Psychiatry Consultation Liaison Service, both at the Nebraska Medical Center. Dr. Balasanova's professional interests lie at the intersection of medical education and stigma reduction. She has presented and published nationally and internationally on addiction psychiatry education and destigmatizing substance use disorders. Nebraska Medical Cannabis Patient Protection #437 Nebraska Medical Cannabis Regulation #438 Link to League of Women Voters Ballot Initiative Guide - English Link to League of Women Voters Ballot Initiative Guide - Spanish  We rely on your donations to keep producing this podcast content and to support physician advocacy in Nebraska. If you would like to support Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy, a 501(c)(3) organization in Nebraska please click to DONATE NOW.    If you have questions or answers, please email us at contact@nebraskaallianceforphysicianadvocacy.org   Please check out our website at: Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy   Follow on social media: @NEAllianceforPhysicianAdvocacy on Instagram

In this episode, OMAG Law Enforcement Specialist Kevin Katz chats with Mike Antu and John Massey from Lexipol, along with OMAG Associate General Counsel Ambre Gooch. They discuss Lexipol policies and Daily Training Bulletins (DTBs), which are valuable resources OMAG offers to its members at no cost. Lexipol's policies are up-to-date with both constitutional and state laws, and they're designed to reduce liability for law enforcement, improve department operations, and strengthen community relationships. With the rise in law enforcement claims and costs, OMAG members' use or non-use of Lexipol policies and DTBs could impact their premiums, deductibles, or participation in OMAG's General Liability Plan in the future. That's why OMAG has pinpointed certain Lexipol policies that we expect our members to incorporate into their police manuals. By doing so, departments ensure they're following constitutional guidelines, and their officers are regularly trained on those policies, helping to reduce liability. 

John Massey is the UK's longest serving prisoner, serving 43 years behind bars. In this crazy episode we talk armed robberies, doormen, police chases, prison escapes and even murder. John also calls out Britains most infamous prisoner Charlie Bronson and reveals why they don't get along.This is the eventful life of Mr John MasseyYouTube: Dodge WoodallVIP Club: DodgeWoodallInstagram: @Dodge.WoodallWebsite: DodgeWoodall.comTikTok: @DodgeWoodall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HortWeek is delighted to present the Cultivate Your Future podcast, in partnership with the Colegrave Seabrook Foundation and sponsors MorePeople.At a time when horticulture needs to encourage a new wave of young people to come into the industry, this podcast is designed to highlight the multiple and varied career opportunities available.Hear from people who have found their way into their chosen career through different paths, what their job involves and what it means to them.In this episode ex professional cyclist, Connie Hudson describes her journey from cycling to horticulture. Connie describes what her life was like in the cycling world and discusses the career change she has to train as a gardener at John Massey's garden at Ashwood NurseriesConnie's story highlights that anyone, at any age can make a move into the horticultural industry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this unusual “from the vault” episode of Unsupervised Learning, Razib talks to John Massey, a retired Australian engineer who has been a long-time correspondent. Massey and Razib recorded this podcast in the spring of 2021, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. At that time, Australia and China were enacting strict lockdowns to halt the spread of the virus, while the US and Europe were already taking a more relaxed approach. Though the conversation is a bit of a temporal rewind, back to a time when Americans were more worried about infection than inflation, the overarching theme is the role of China in the world and its possible future history. Massey, though an Australian, has married into an ethnic Chinese family, and some of his grandchildren live in China. The current great power tension of the 21st century is clearly China vs. the US, and in this battle Massey takes a broadly pro-Chinese stance. This is obviously a minority view for Westerners, but it is not entirely unheard of, with even voices as prominent as Thomas Friedman, columnist at The New York Times, waxing poetic about Chinese technocratic efficiency. Prior to its recent economic doldrums and fertility problems, the narrative of China ascendant was dominant and overpowering, and Massey reflects a faction of the West that still believes that Asian power's preeminence is inevitable, given the forces of history. For them, the fundamental question is simply how we in the West will adapt to it. For the first time ever, parents going through IVF can use whole genome sequencing to screen their embryos for hundreds of conditions. Harness the power of genetics to keep your family safe, with Orchid. Check them out at orchidhealth.com.

Oklahoma native John L. Massey grew up in Boswell, Guthrie, and Durant and graduated from Southeastern State University (now Southeastern Oklahoma State University) in 1960. While a senior in college, he won his first race for the State House of Representatives, serving two terms in that body and two additional terms in the state Senate. Mr. Massey left the Senate in 1970 to devote full attention to business interests.He has owned and established over 20 businesses, operated Holiday Inns and other motels in southeastern Oklahoma and north Texas, and developed apartment complexes in both Durant and Oklahoma City.In 1966, he joined the Durant Bank and Trust Company as a director and was appointed chairman of the board in 1986.John contributed $1 million to establish four John L. Massey Endowed Chairs in the School of Business at his alma mater as well as the landmark Durant Bank and Trust Building in Durant to the university to establish its Mainstreet Campus. In May of 2005, the business school was renamed in his honor.John was 86 when he died June 24, 2022.You can hear John talk about his hard work, which led to business success, on the oral history website and podcast VoicesOfOklahoma.com.

This week Alan and Thordis are excited to bring you a joyful special focussing on Hepaticas with their chief cheerleader, John Massey of Ashwood Nurseries. His book, 'My World of Hepaticas' (with Tomoo Mabuchi), is a veritable treasure trove of information (and downright divine photographs!) In this episode of Talking Dirty, we meander through the different species (including which should tolerate a garden situation) and discuss everything from botany to John's anecdotes from years tracking them down in the wild. And of course, we detour via several other plants as well. It wouldn't be Talking Dirty if we didn't do that!PLANT LISTGalanthus 'Veronica Cross'Galanthus 'Wasp'Hepatica japonica var. nipponica f. candidaHepatica transsilvanicaHepatica japonica var. nipponica f. magnaHepatica japonica var. pubescensHepatica japonica var. nipponica f. magnaHepatica americanaHepatica americana var. acuta (syn H. acutiloba)Hepatica americana var. acuta x H. nobilisTrillium nivaleDaphne laureola subsp. philippi Hamamelis Cyclamen coumMiscanthusPennisetum Lewisia cotyledon 'Harold Judd'Hepatica 'Millstream Merlin'Helleborus (Rodney Davey Marbled Group) 'Anna's Red'Helleborus × ericsmithiiHepatica maximaSorbus 'Olympic Flame'Hepatica insularisHydrangea serrataHepatica x schlyteri (H. nobilis 'Stained Glass' x H. maxima) Macodes petolaHepatica nobilis 'Stained Glass'Hepatica 'Louise Koehler'Anemonella thalictroides f. rosea 'Oscar Schoaf'Hepatica japonica 'Mori'ShortiaHepatica 'Millstream Pink' Prunus 'Kursar'Polypodium

My guests are John Massey, President, Mak Booher, VP and Danny Spencer, Treasurer and their 501(3)(c) nonprofit "ZuZu's Petals". This extraordinary charity organization brings the spirit of Christmas to underprivileged communities by providing festive decorations, food and gifts. Find out how they started, what they have accomplished and how you can help right now. We offer this episode nationally, even though Zuzu's Petals is local to the Kansas City metro, because they are a stellar example of transparency in the operation of a charitable organization, and I encourage you to find this kind of transparency in any charity you support that is local to you. Look into Zuzu's award-winning transparency: https://www.guidestar.org/profile/shared/f86605e8-1730-47a2-8b7f-0346ddf468b0 Click here to donate: https://zuzus-petals.org/donate-today kcchristmas.org

In an increasingly fast-paced world driven by financial and productivity metrics, how realistic is it to create a psychologically safe work environment for everyone while remaining focused on maintaining high standards and accountability? Could empathetic leadership be the answer for improved team dynamics and loyalty while simultaneously sustainably driving performance? To help us maneuver the delicate balance between empathy and accountability, we have with us John Massey – the Head of Leadership & Professional Development at SAP Digital. With 30 years of sales and sales management experience, he believes in the power of connection, competition, and self-improvement. John is an avid learner with a Master's in Transformation and ICF Coaching qualifications. He values giving back to the community, having raised over €100K for charities and leading various diversity initiatives at SAP. Together, we'll explore the role emotional intelligence plays in leadership and how it impacts team morale and productivity. John will share fascinating stories from his career, illustrating how empathetic leadership can solve complex problems. It's going to be a thought-provoking conversation! So, let's jump in, and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe. I am your host Akshi Mohla, and you're listening to SAP Experts Podcast

John Massey – Locks, Bolts and Bars: A Life Inside...with TRE's Giles Brown

Matthew 28:16-20 | Sermon preached by Dr. John Massey

Our guest is Joseph Michael Essex, someone who has played a pivotal role in the history of Chicago graphic design for the last five decades. Joseph has spent his career asking questions and finding meaning and reason throughout the process. In the 1970s, he started his career as an art director for the station that produced Mr. Roger's Neighborhood and the National Geographic Specials. Today, he leads J.M.Essex, where he consults corporations, institutions, associations, and independent creative offices and agencies — helping others implement plans personalized for their creative leadership goals. In this episode, Essex speaks with host ⁠Christian Solorzano⁠ about his childhood, learning from Paul Rand, Herb Lubalin, and John Massey design competitions, the value of learning, writing, leadership, and more. Music by the band ⁠Eighties Slang⁠.

Hello and welcome back to this week's episode of the Mic the Gardener - Gardening Podcast. And so here it is, the one you've all been waiting for, including me! So many of you have contacted me asking if we can do a special episode on hellebores. There's clearly a lot of love for our heavenly hellebores out there, and I'm a massive fan, that's for sure. So, I racked my brain, wondering who I could approach to talk to about these wonderful plants. There was, in all honesty, only one person on my agenda, so I dropped him a line. And, lo and behold, he agreed. I am, of course, talking about the wonderful, John Massey (VMH). John suggested, however, that he bring along his top hellebore breeder, Kevin Belcher, to join in the conversation. You wait just over two two years for a hellebore expert come along and then two come along at once! This fascinating and insightful episode will have you reaching for pen and paper to jot down some timely and extremely helpful hellebore facts as we discuss: How to get the very best in your hellebores Planting tips Maintenance advice Dealing with pests and diseases Propagation, and much, much more My thanks to John and Kevin for their time, and for making the recording of this episode an absolute delight. You can get more information about hellebores, and buy online by visiting www.ashwoodnurseries.com and you can follow Ashwood Nurseries on their Instagram account by clicking here. Whilst I'm in the process of thanking people, my thanks to all of you for your questions, your support, and for listening to the Mic the Gardener – Gardening Podcast. You can follow me in my garden on my Instagram account by clicking here. As always, please don't forget to follow/subscribe and leave a review if you are able. See you next week. Mike

John is one in a million and I am very lucky to know him. He is a great coach and mentor, who excels in giving those necessary nudges to keep you growing and achieving. He is an empathetic person who understands you and helps you to understand what it is that you truly want, then identify and take actions to make your dreams come true. He is a smart professional and a modest human being with great vision that praises you and your work from the bottom of his heart. When he sees value, he recognises it; and, such recognition is very valuable. I wish to work with him for years to come and have him as my coach/mentor. - Nihan Aytekin Jaynes

Anything Goes with James English Ep/250 43 Years in Prison - London Gangster John Massey Tells His Story. The podcast sponsor Platinum Wave Campers You can contact James English on his social media platforms ⬇️⬇️ http://instagram.com/jamesenglish2 http://twitter.com/jamesenglish0

Axel is on the road again this time he visited Training Constable John Massey at the K-9 Unit Headquarters. Ever wondered what it's like to train and get in to the mindset of a Police dog? Well John takes Axel through multiple training modules to help the public get an understanding of the day to day duties these special dogs take on. Some of the learning techniques include how detector dogs find suspects or the bite and hold technique is used for. A special bond and incredible training goes into creating some of the best Police with Paws that we have in the city.

Peter is joined by John Massey of Ashwoord Nurseries, John is an expert on Hepaticas and gives some valuable insights and tips on how to prepare the garden for winter. Elsewhere, Peter offers some winter tips of his own, as well as the weekly news and diary.If you'd like to find out more about John's garden visit Ashwood's website here:ashwoodnurseries.comIf you'd like to write to Peter send your tips, questions and messages to Thisweekinthegarden@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest this week is John Massey. His website is http://www.johnmasseyonline.com/about.html John is a Southern California based actor, singer, and musician. John's 25 years of acting credits includes such iconic roles as: Max Bialystock in THE PRODUCERS, John Hancock in the Award winning production of 1776; The Cowardly Lion in THE WIZARD OF OZ, Pseudolus in A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM; Tevye in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF; and the title role in SWEENEY TODD. John created the role of the Genie in DISNEY'S BELIEVE aboard the cruise ship, the Disney Dream. He also toured North America as Howard Cunningham in Garry Marshall and Paul Williams' HAPPY DAYS - A New Musical. John received the 2018 Broadway World San Diego Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his work as Edna Turnblad in HAIRSPRAY for the San Diego Musical Theatre, and LA Ovation Award nominations for his work as Dave Bukatinsky in THE FULL MONTY. A bit of a theatrical renaissance man, John is also an accomplished director, musical director, pianist, conductor and vocal arranger; having staged and/or conducted over 75 productions. Some of his favorites include productions of : ASSASSINS, A CHORUS LINE, SEUSSICAL, SWEENEY TODD, THE SECRET GARDEN, CHESS, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, BEEHIVE and RUTHLESS! John has also composed incidental music for several plays and is researching ideas for a new musical. John dedicates every performance to the memory of his parents, John & Donna Massey. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yoel-hyman/support

We are in the foothills of a commodity super-cycle. Interest and investment is returning to the sector as the narrative of energy transition, inflation driven by policy, and scarcity in the wake of Covid-19, takes hold.  What does this mean for traders over the next year and beyond? What are the trades? In honor of our 50th episode, we are delighted to welcome back our first ever guest John Massey, Head of the Houston Office for commodity trader ECTP. A year ago, John joined us to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on the commodity markets. He made some prescient calls including that Covid-19 would accelerate a re-balancing of the sector and lead to rising prices, rising opportunity, and rising interest. A year later, John discusses the super-cycle he foresaw and gives us his insight on the market opportunity and some predictions.To find out more about HC and our talent advisory services in the energy & commodities sector visit www.hcinsider.global To connect with our host Paul Chapman, you can find him at www.linkedin.com/in/paulchapmanhc/

Chase and Josh are joined by none other than Sweet Sassy John Massey to talk about approaching big days and a brief discussion on Oaks and Derby day. Support OTWL by signing up for AMWager and earn 10% back, up to $500, on all exotic and win bets made in your first 30 days! Click the link below: https://www.amwager.com/?amwaffid=OnTheWrongLead Buy merch and read our articles at https://onthewronglead.com

The Professor John Massey joins JJ to talk about the college playoffs and make some picks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Demant of Grills by Demant stops by the corner to talk about his world class custom grills and moving from Denmark to the U.S. Chef Trevor Moran also joins the group, Trevor just opened his new restaurant Locust at the beginning of November. podcast regulars, Jim Batson and John Massey sit in. Topics move from politics to Facebook tracking to Lady Gaga and many other points in this episode. Sponsored by Peg Leg Porker Podcast production by Skyscraper Media Music by Andy Velo

As sales leader, it's incumbent on you to coach and train your people but should all of the training and all of the coaching come from you? What about sales managers who report to you? Are they involved? Are they developing their people their direct reports? Better still, are they developing each other through peer-2-peer learning? In my experience, many teams don't interoperate, they isolate. They work in the same sales organization but they don't share the learning between sales leaders and sales regions. Today's guest is John Massey VP EMEA Regional Business Development, Commercial Sales & Channel at SAP Listen in as John and I discuss his simple but powerful methodology to get sales leaders talking to.. and developing each other #SDR #SaaS #InsideSales #salescoach

In this episode, Paul Chapman, Managing Partner of HC and John Massey, head of ECTP’s Houston office and a cross-commodity trader the impact of COVID19 and what it highlighted about the state of the current commodity markets.   Does the concert like movement of commodity prices show real market fundamentals or simply how passive investors and algorithms now dominate the few discretionary traders left? What are the lasting impacts of the pandemic on the market participants and will we see a renaissance in active trading once again?

Matt Pine is Toronto-based mixed-media and spray-paint artist. He works with mixed-media as he finds that it allows him to keep pushing boundaries and exploring new ways of expressing himself. To create his images, Matt works with multiple models and photographers around the world. His artistic toolbox ranges from photography and digital drawings to spray painted portraits and custom clothing creations. His paintings depict the juxtaposition of beauty and resilience in the face of struggle. Each of Matt’s subjects has faced some form of trauma or life difficulty and overcome it. It is a modern-day reminder not to judge a book by its cover. Matt’s style is heavily influence by his past in tattooing and graffiti. As such, his style can be explained as taking street art, cleaning it up a bit, and bringing it indoors. It is a meeting of raw experience and raw emotion, thoughtfully processed and translated onto the canvas. Learn more about the artist:  https://www.mattpineart.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mattpineart/   Learn more about the podcast and podcast host: http://curatoronthego.com/podcast/ https://www.instagram.com/curatoronthego/   Sponsor: Imagefoundry - a Toronto-based fine art printing boutique that specializes in edition printing, art documentation, editing, custom art reproduction projects and retouching work. Imagefoundry always uses top-notch materials and offers affordable prices and flawless execution. They produce ultra-sharp, direct scans from artworks of any size. Imagefoundry is proud to be a green business that re-uses up to 75% of packaging materials, as well as uses water-based inks, adhesives made from natural materials, and safe, food-grade chemicals for photographic processing.  Imagefoundry's clients include artists: Rebecca Belmore, Suzy Lake, John Massey, Jeffrey James and organizations like the Art Gallery of Ontario and Art Gallery of Hamilton among many others.  Imagefoundry always supports the local art community and provides its storefront space for solo and group shows. Visit https://www.imagefoundry.ca/ to book an appointment and learn more about the company and its services.    

Hello! You are listening to Curator on the Go Podcast and I am Liza - your host! Today, I had the pleasure of speaking to Toronto-based artist Madeleine Gross.  Madeleine customizes her photographs with paint in a way designed to abstract landscapes but without completely abstracting reality. A graduate of the Ontario College of Art and Design where she gained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography, Madeleine intuitively applies gesture, texture, color, and strokes with paint with the idea of emulating an immersive reality for viewers and in turn induces the sensation of actually being there just by looking. The inspiration she finds in nature, light and the effortlessly entertaining pastime of people watching can be felt in her images; with textural color layers and a realistic movement, her images embody the ripped water from a jet sky, ocean waves, the fresh beach breeze. Positive connotations are at the heart of her work, with each of the photographs taken on her trips across the globe, all enhanced by a warm and bright palette applied through a few happy strokes of a brush. Her past clients are KitKat Canada, Fashion Magazine Canada, i-D Magazine, Nike Air Society, Roads Group, among others. Her art was featured at CBC Arts, Fashion Magazine, Saatchi Art, Interview Magazine Germany, Redmilk, etc. I’ve been a big fan of Madeleine’s work and excited to have her as my podcast guest. Enjoy! Find more information about Madeleine at: https://www.madeleinegross.com/contact-us/ https://www.instagram.com/madeleinegross/   Learn more about the show and the podcast host: http://curatoronthego.com/podcast   Before we continue, I want to thank today’s episode sponsor Imagefoundry - a Toronto-based fine art printing boutique that specializes in edition printing, art documentation, editing, custom art reproduction projects and retouching work. Imagefoundry always uses top-notch materials and offers affordable prices and flawless execution. They produce ultra-sharp, direct scans from artworks of any size. Imagefoundry is proud to be a green business that re-uses up to 75% of packaging materials, as well as uses water-based inks, adhesives made from natural materials, and safe, food-grade chemicals for photographic processing.  Imagefoundry's clients include artists: Rebecca Belmore, Suzy Lake, John Massey, Jeffrey James and organizations like the Art Gallery of Ontario and Art Gallery of Hamilton among many others.  Imagefoundry always supports the local art community and provides its storefront space for solo and group shows. Visit https://www.imagefoundry.ca/ to book an appointment and learn more about the company and its services.  

Hello! You are listening to Curator on the Go Podcast! Today, I had the pleasure of speaking to US-based artist Nicholas William. From his early simple shapes to his current smooth line-work, Nicholas’ studio practice has now grown into something that feels familiar but removed from its standard context. Curiosity, communication, Micro-Cultures, Digital Technologies, and Education. This is where Nicholas's inspiration comes from. Over the years, Nicholas presented his work in a number of solo and group shows and sold art to private collectors across the globe. Find more information about the artist: https://bynicholaswilliam.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bynicholaswilliam/   Learn more about the podcast and the podcast host: http://curatoronthego.com/ https://www.instagram.com/curatoronthego/    I want to thank today’s episode sponsor Imagefoundry - a Toronto-based fine art printing boutique that specializes in edition printing, art documentation, editing, custom art reproduction projects and retouching work. Imagefoundry always uses top-notch materials and offers affordable prices and flawless execution. They produce ultra-sharp, direct scans from artworks of any size. Imagefoundry is proud to be a green business that re-uses up to 75% of packaging materials, as well as uses water-based inks, adhesives made from natural materials, and safe, food-grade chemicals for photographic processing.  Imagefoundry's clients include artists: Rebecca Belmore, Suzy Lake, John Massey, Jeffrey James and organizations like the Art Gallery of Ontario and Art Gallery of Hamilton among many others.  Imagefoundry always supports the local art community and provides its storefront space for solo and group shows. Visit https://www.imagefoundry.ca/ to book an appointment and learn more about the company and its services.  

Dr. John Massey, new Dean of the Roy Fish School of Evangelism & Missions is interviewed by Jill Botticelli and Robert Burgess.

Hello! You are listening to Curator on the Go Podcast! Today I have the pleasure of speaking to Toronto-based visual artist David Brown. David graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design in 1992. He has a 25-year award-winning career in the international art and design industry. David taught Industrial Design at OCADU while operating a successful product design studio. David is the founder and managing director of Toronto’s SpeakEasy, creating networking opportunities for established and emerging artists since 1996. In 2013, he initiated the Five Star collective aimed at facilitating member participation in international art fairs. David’s abstract encaustic paintings have been shown at numerous galleries and museums across Canada and the U.S. Recently he had a solo exhibition at The Painting Center in NYC. His paintings are held in private and corporate collections in North America, Europe, and Asia. The products he designed have been sold across North America, and his work has been published in books and magazines throughout Canada and the United States, such as Azure, Canadian Art, Style at Home, House and Home and The Toronto Star to name a few. You can learn more about David at:  http://www.encausticcollage.com/EncausticCollage/home.html https://www.instagram.com/encausticman/   You can learn more about this podcast and podcast host at:  http://curatoronthego.com/podcast/ https://www.instagram.com/curatoronthego/   I want to thank today’s episode sponsor Imagefoundry - a Toronto-based fine art printing boutique that specializes in edition printing, art documentation, editing, custom art reproduction projects and retouching work. Imagefoundry always uses top-notch materials and offers affordable prices and flawless execution. They produce ultra-sharp, direct scans from artworks of any size. Imagefoundry is proud to be a green business that re-uses up to 75% of packaging materials, as well as uses water-based inks, adhesives made from natural materials, and safe, food-grade chemicals for photographic processing.  Imagefoundry's clients include artists: Rebecca Belmore, Suzy Lake, John Massey, Jeffrey James and organizations like the AGO and Art Gallery of Hamilton among many others. Imagefoundry always supports the local art community and provides its storefront space for solo and group shows. Visit https://www.imagefoundry.ca/ to book an appointment and learn more about the company and its services.  

In this episode, Charley Rattan & John Massey chat about the growth of connected energy, smart grid, energy Internet of Things (IoT) - call it what you will... What does this actually mean, what impacts might it have on the industry and on energy users, and where are we with it currently. As always, we'd welcome your views, news or feedback - so please contact either of us via LinkedIn or at www.astutenewenergy.com.

The first podcast from Charley Rattan and John Massey, who together are "Astute New Energy". In this episode we have a general chat about the differing fortunes of offshore wind and nuclear power here in the UK. Both provide important sources of low carbon power from huge power generation projects. Yet one is booming and seeing its costs plummet, while the other is beset by delays, high costs and investor disinterest. Why the difference? It's not a story simply of technology and money, but one where supply chain, policy and industrial strategy issues will all play major roles. Forgive some first-effort 'quirks' (barking dog anyone...) and feel free to get in touch with any comments or suggestions for our future discussions. www.astutenewenergy.com info@astutenewenergy.com

We open the show with A Father's Love by George Straight to celebrate Father's Day. Steve talks about finding his old Nintendo Gameboy's, Sean talks about playing drums for a new band and not realizing his friend John Massey was in the musical Newsies that was performed at the La Mirada Theater. We then meet Intern Skyelar and call Phoebe to find out why she's not with us. We then replay the story behind the chance meeting between Mark & Brian from Mark himself. We then talk about Otter Pops for adults, the state splitting into 3 states and glitter butts. Next we call Producer Zach's Dad for Father's Day to find out what kind of kid Zach was and tells us a few stories working on Mark & Brian Christmas Shows. We then give out some Father's Day Tweets and replay a Mark & Brian Father's Day PSA. We wrap it up with What's News and the game!                             Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !       </p>

We open the show with A Father's Love by George Straight to celebrate Father's Day. Steve talks about finding his old Nintendo Gameboy's, Sean talks about playing drums for a new band and not realizing his friend John Massey was in the musical Newsies that was performed at the La Mirada Theater. We then meet Intern Skyelar and call Phoebe to find out why she's not with us. We then replay the story behind the chance meeting between Mark & Brian from Mark himself. We then talk about Otter Pops for adults, the state splitting into 3 states and glitter butts. Next we call Producer Zach's Dad for Father's Day to find out what kind of kid Zach was and tells us a few stories working on Mark & Brian Christmas Shows. We then give out some Father's Day Tweets and replay a Mark & Brian Father's Day PSA. We wrap it up with What's News and the game!                             Support the show by clicking on the banner & bookmarking - then shop !       </p>

Episode 113 with John Massey Tracklist: 01 Unknow Artist – Mantra of Machines 02 Markus Suckut – First Movement 03 Shlomi Aber – Matrix 04 Allan Galleg – Hypnostatic (Arles Stic Remix) 05 Bekkou – Metapreneur 06 Rhombic – Radon 07 DJ Deep – New Horizon (Roman Poncet Steps Remix) 08 Bekkou – Neuron 09 Cassegrain – Carcal 10 Seatoc Mass – See-through 11 Works Unit – Insulation One 12 Len Faki – My Black Sheep (Cleric Y Remix) 13 Seatoc Mass – Passive 14 Kmyle – Bell Departures 15 Perc and Gazelle Twin – Look What Your Love Has Done To Me 16 Rhomb – Lavina 17 Nastia Reigel – Trust, Intimacy 18 Kamcken – Steps (John Massey Redux) 19 Dave Simon – 90s 20 Johannes Heil – Exile 007 A1

A big thanks to Michal Joblonski for his spectacular live set, we hope that you enjoyed it as much we do! if you wanna know more about him or his music, check out his Facebook or Soundcloud. For the next Drone Podcast we travel back to the United States, the westcoast this time. This Techno Minded Hero is based in Oakland, California. He recently released 2 ep’s this past month on Wall Music and on Etichetta Nera Which you can check (and get) out here:https://etichettanera.bandcamp.com/album/endgt044-milkplant-plutonium-ephttps://www.beatport.com/release/kilovolt/1812284This Techno Minded Hero is the founder and co-owner of “from 0-1” label together with his parther in crime, Sone. This is the home for artists like John Massey, Cyanwave, The Automatic Message, Rubidium and others.And they also host their own podcast series, FROM 0-1 STUDIO SESSIONS. Which is definitely word listing to: http://www.from0-1.com/category/studiosessions/He played at this year’s DEMF’s Droid interface after party, besides names as ADAM X, Headless horseman, Cassegrain and Kyle Geiger.We are very happy to have him on this drone podcast No.54: Milkplant!Please enjoy!

Episode 090 with John Massey 01  Donor – In Your Place 02  Alex Bau – Vois Over 03  Christian Wünsch – Nuclear Transition 04  Takaaki Itoh – Dusker 05  Slam – Rotary (Roman Poncet Remix) 06  Dax J – West Bank 07  Piotr Klejment – Black March (Sleeparchive Remix) 08  Bas Mooy – Nearby Silent Horses 09  Milkplant – Alpha Wave 10  Ricardo Garduno – Contratiempos (Christian Wünsch Remix) 11  Reeko – Empty Streets 12  The Automatic Message – Perihelion 13  Callum Plant – Xhang (XHEI Remix) 14  Bodyscrub and Pascal Nuzzle – Believe (Keith Carnal Remix) 15  Jonny Sonic – The Shift (Mass Reduction) 16  Keith Carnal – Tangerine 17  Cleric – Distant Cry 18  Flug and Hans Bouffmyhre – Misplaced Emotion 19  Andrei Morant – Anon 20  Joay Zoney – Workhorse (Audio Injection Remix) 21  Deepbass – The Light That Never Was 22  Sandwell District – Speed and Sound (Regis Z-Arts Lab Mix) 23  Alex Bau – Vois Over

Frank Shankwitz is the creator and a founder of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, an extraordinary charity that helps children facing life-threatening medical conditions. From humble beginnings, the Make-A-Wish Foundation is now a global organization that grants a child's wish somewhere in the world, on a average, every 26 minutes. Shankwitz is an U.S. Air Force veteran and has had a long and distinguished career in law enforcement. He began as a Arizona Highway Patrol Motorcycle Officer, and retired as a Homicide Detective with the Arizona Department of Public Safety, with 41 years of service. Shankwitz has received numerous awards, including the White House Call To Service Award. In 2015, Shankwitz joined six United States Presidents, as well as Nobel Prize winners and industry leaders as a recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.

Frank Shankwitz is the creator and a founder of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, an extraordinary charity that helps children facing life-threatening medical conditions. From humble beginnings, the Make-A-Wish Foundation is now a global organization that grants a child's wish somewhere in the world, on a average, every 26 minutes. Shankwitz is an U.S. Air Force veteran and has had a long and distinguished career in law enforcement. He began as a Arizona Highway Patrol Motorcycle Officer, and retired as a Homicide Detective with the Arizona Department of Public Safety, with 41 years of service. Shankwitz has received numerous awards, including the White House Call To Service Award. In 2015, Shankwitz joined six United States Presidents, as well as Nobel Prize winners and industry leaders as a recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.

This week we are pleased to give you an exclusive Blank Code podcast by Seattle techno producer John Massey.  In the years since John has stayed close to the underground, while making appearances at events such as Seattle's Decibel Festival, SubSensory's monthly STATIC in Portland, and frequent club and [...]

New Breed Of The Blind Spot 013 | John Masseynn01, Bryan Zentz & Let’s Go Outside – Hethradia / From 0-1 Recordings 02, Morgan Tomas – Synthetic / Sleaze Records (UK) 03, Audio Injection – Normal World (Acid Circus Rmx) / Droid Recordings 04, Evoorg – A. Combs – iVAV Recordings 05, Space (Alan Fitzpatrick Rmx) – Fictionizer & Audionatic – Gon Recordings 06, Sasha Carassi – Minds Up / 8 Sided Dice 07, Space DJz – Free Falling / Prosthetic Pressings 08, Joseph Capriati – Locomoted / Drumcode 09, Kroman Celik – Kuadro (John Massey Rmx) / Subsensory Recordings 10, Adam Beyer – Code Red B4 / Code Red 11, Sasha Carassi -White Sucker / Harthouse Recordings 12, Alexi Delano & Adam Beyer – Filthy Lobster -/ Drumcode 13, Kroman Celik -Two Deces (BCR Boys Rmx) / Gynoid Audio 14, Public Energy – Three ‘O Three / Stealth Records 15, Jennifer Cardini & Shonky – -Tuesday Paranora / Crosstown Rebels 16, mOh -Wake Up (Harvey McKay Rmx) / Weave Music 17, Planetary Assault Systems – GT (Function & Jerome Sydenham Rmx) / Mote Evolver 18, Ben Sims – Hypnosis / Drumcode 19, Ignition Technician – -Worq It / Wedafuqawi Recordings 20, Alexi Delano & Adam Beyer – Loose Turn / Mad Eye

Dr. John Massey speaking on Philippians 4:1-4 in SWBTS Chapel on Tuesday September 18, 2018

Dr. John Massey speaking on Philippians 4:1-4 in SWBTS Chapel on Tuesday September 18, 2018