Podcast appearances and mentions of john moon

Welcome to episode 77 of The Premier League Cricket Show, the ultimate cricket destination for dynamic discussions, exclusive guests, and unmatched insights from around the peak of the club cricket pyramid where we follow, report on and talk about all of the 33 ECB Premier Leagues action. In this episode Livo & Hugh chat with Dan Blatherwick of Hucknall, James Meggitt of Cardiff & John Moon of Werrington who are sharing a house in Melbourne whilst playing for St. Albans having been set up for the winter by our friends at Cric X Thanks for listening and if you enjoy the show, why not show us some love and leave us a 5-star review on your favourite podcast platform as it helps other potential listeners to find us when they are searching for cricketing podcasts.  And don't forget to follow us on X, formerly known as Twitter, and Instagram on both to join the conversation, share your thoughts, and connect with us & fellow premier league cricket fans. Website: PremierLeagueCricket.co.uk Twitter: @TPLCricketClub Instagram: @TPLCricketClub Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

John Wesley Moon came to Muskegon as a young man and started out in a sawmill eventually working his way up to being a sawmill owner. Moon would later expand his portfolio into many other Muskegon businesses such as The Alaska Refrigerator Company and Muskegon Chemical Fire Engine Company. Moon was a prominent politician though serving at the state and national level.

Richard Beauvoisin from Radio Bath chatting to author John Moon all about his new book "How to Make Something Out of Nothing" really entertaining and enlightening!

National EMS Week has rolled around once again for the 50th time (yes, it's been 50 years - WOW), and the guys have a great show featuring John Moon, one of the original Freedom House paramedics.  If you haven't heard John speak, you're in for a treat.  John is a true ambassador for our industry and is an well worth the listen to hear his insight and thoughts on the early years of EMS.  Join Ed, Gary, and Chuck as they welcome John and celebrate EMS Week 2024. It's a great EM2 episode!  

17th Anniversary Dub Selecta... with tracks by...Dhoko Orchestra, Sons of Manji, I-niverse, Leo Tan, Patchyman, Ksanti, Arky Starch, Owl Trackers, Rootsman Selecta, Sax n' Dub, Menilek, Art-X, Sudden Reverb, The Springtones, Mark Wonder,John Moon, Reggae Roast, Gappy Ranks, PierrotheMoon, Miniman, Mikey Dub, Don Hartley, U-Rie, Bass Culture Players, Badger Bob, Jabbadup, Manwel T, Magic Empire, [...] The post TDZ#272… 17th Anniversary Dub Selecta… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

17th Anniversary Dub Selecta... with tracks by...Dhoko Orchestra, Sons of Manji, I-niverse, Leo Tan, Patchyman, Ksanti, Arky Starch, Owl Trackers, Rootsman Selecta, Sax n' Dub, Menilek, Art-X, Sudden Reverb, The Springtones, Mark Wonder,John Moon, Reggae Roast, Gappy Ranks, PierrotheMoon, Miniman, Mikey Dub, Don Hartley, U-Rie, Bass Culture Players, Badger Bob, Jabbadup, Manwel T, Magic Empire, [...] The post TDZ#272… 17th Anniversary Dub Selecta… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

Howdy Howdy Shotgun shooters! Welcome to my first episode of Shoot the Skeet! Words cannot express how excited I am to introduce my guest for today, my dad and full-time shooting coach, John Moon! Dad to Shooting Coach Growing up on a hunting ranch, I was well averse to a shotgun, Dad made sure of... Read More → The post Shoot the Skeet – Episode 1 – Dad to Coach: Support Systems appeared first on Podcasts for Aggies - AGCJ366.

John Moon, Former Freedom House Paramedic and Retired Assistant Chief of Pittsburgh E.M.S. joins Larry and Suzie to discuss the City of Pittsburgh's 2024 Black History Month exhibit that salutes Freedom House Ambulance Service.

John Moon preaches on John 18:13-27.

In May 2020, the murder of George Floyd inspired people to take to the streets in America and overseas, calling for cop reform, the defunding of police, or saying police should be abolished altogether. And as racial injustices continued, communities took matters into their own hands. The Healing and Justice Center in Miami, FL rolled out Freedom House Mobile and Crisis Units as an alternative to people having to call police, particularly in mental health emergencies. The group draws its name and inspiration fromFreedom House in Pittsburgh, which in 1968, became the nation's first paramedics. Prior to 1968, police would transport people to the hospital during medical emergencies; but in Black communities, the result was often a disaster. Freedom House was all Black, rooted in community, and able to save lives. In a special two-part story, Into America explores Freedom House then and now; and how Black communities have always worked to keep themselves safe. On part one of ‘Don't Send the Police,' Trymaine Lee speaks with retired paramedic and health-care worker John Moon about how Freedom House began, and its lasting impact for generations to come.Follow and share the show on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, using the handle @intoamericapod.Thoughts? Feedback? Story ideas? Write to us at intoamerica@nbcuni.com.For a transcript, please visit our homepage.For More: Into Reimagining Mental Health and PolicingGeorge Floyd's Murder Won't Change Policing Without SenateAt Freedom House, these Black men saved lives. Paramedics are book topic

In this episode I talk to John about his memories growing up in Sladesbridge and the surrounding area. 

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How many threads connect a doctor to the development of CPR and how many threads connect a community to their own paramedics?  Larry is joined by author Kevin Hazzard and paramedic John Moon to discuss American Sirens: The Incredible Story of the Black Men Who Became America's First Paramedics to delve into this incredible story of an … Continue reading Episode 41: How Many Threads Connect a Community to their Own Paramedics? Author Kevin Hazzard and Paramedic John Moon →

February marks Black History Month, an opportunity to celebrate the contributions Black Americans have made to society. And today, we're going to be celebrating that. But before that. Given the themes of this episode, we want to acknowledge the brutal murder of Tyree Nichols and the violence towards high schooler Tauris Sledge, both by police. This horrific violence only adds to the urgent call for alternatives to policing in America. And this conversation today is about imagining and realizing those alternatives. As it turns out, it's been done before, and Black Americans have always led the way. This conversation was recorded before recent events, so we don't address them directly, but we do dive into the possibility of a better vision for our country. Advocates are rightly calling for communities to slash police budgets and reinvest that funding into community health services. These calls have been met with varying degrees of buy in, with some claiming that they are too idealistic or even naive. But all we need to do is to look to Black history to prove that these naysayers are wrong. This has been done before. This is the story of our country's first ambulance service, an alternative to policing that became a model used across the country. Freedom House was founded in Pittsburgh's historically Black neighborhood, The Hill, in 1967. Back then, police were responding to all health emergencies, a service they were not effectively providing, particularly to Black communities at a time when the US was deeply segregated and reeling from the civil rights movement. Freedom House provided both life saving health care and career advancement for Hill residents who are both underserved and often overlooked by society. Here to talk with us about the Freedom House, its ongoing legacy, the importance of community based emergency response, and why alternatives to policing are both so important and so possible, are John Moon, former Freedom House EMT and retired assistant chief of Pittsburgh's Emergency Medical Service, and Brandon Buskey, director of the ACLU's Criminal Law Reform Project.

On part 2 of our series finale, we discuss the Bop Squad's Favorite Episodes. Read the transcript with lyrics HERE (https://docs.google.com/file/d/1y7P9qJrTjMvyC91B4TGn9adVtNm6vIZ5/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msword)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

On part 1 of our series finale, we listen to Significant Songs from the Bop Squad. Read the transcript with lyrics HERE! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

Episode 263 is John Moon and Kevin Hazzard. It was my honor to have both John and Kevin on Medic2Medic to talk about Kevin's new book Ambulance Sirens: The story of the Black Men Who Became America's First Paramedics. It was a double honor as I had a chance to catch up with John, as I worked for John when I was a young medic for the City of Pittsburgh. We talk about John's path into EMS, Freedom House, to retire as an Assistant Chief. Kevin writes a compelling story about John and Freedom House. Kevin is making his second appearance on the podcast and talks about his inspiration to write this book. 

On this episode, we listen to "Hung the Moon” by M.W. Hale, a singer/songwriter based out of Kentucky. Read the transcript with lyrics HERE (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XMouxPZ8IjsoOniwRi0Pe8xSPOzky80o/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112605087850229851840&rtpof=true&sd=true)! Check out more from M.W. Hale: https://linktr.ee/sorrowedson Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/m-w-hale/1541383235 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/53pf4vXecM8FM9ax1kbtre Instagram: @m.w.hale You can support this podcast as well by contributing to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/clinicalbopulations)and get bloopers, early releases, and more! Also, let everyone know you're a bophead by grabbing some swag from the Bop Shop (https://www.clinicalbopulations.threadless.com)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. ALSO, if you or someone you know is a songwriter and would like to be featured on this podcast, send us a message on our facebook page! These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

On this episode of Unfiltered with David Kaplan, we check in with The Athletic's Chicago White Sox writer James Fegan and preview the NBA Draft with SB Nation's Ricky ODonnell. We remember our friend and former colleague former Bears writer John "Moon" Mullin who passed away from pancreatic cancer.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

John Loeffel – the star college track runner from Seton Hall University in New Jersey, whom Oxygen Plus partnered with through the sports agency, MarketPryce – shares his path to success in long distance and cross-country running. He also drops a few vital lessons about persevering in sports and life in the face of major health and personal challenges. Co-hosts, Ben and Lauren, get into it with this all-around cool, inspiring student athlete, chit-chatting about mental health, meditation, breathing, mindfulness, getting up early, and not letting negative wizards prevent you from achieving your goals. We love it because John also shares how he uses O+ oxygen: To help recover after a long run, and to speed up recovery in between running intervals! Coached by legendary Olympic coach, John Moon, and supported by his amazing family, John's focus and commitment to wellness will go the distance in encouraging you to get up and face each day, no matter what challenges may come your way. Follow John Loeffel on Instagram @johnloeffel_ 

A few years before Johnny and Roy of EMERGENCY! fame, there was a group of groundbreaking EMS providers delivering ALS care to the Hill District of Pittsburgh, PA. Their story has largely gone untold, but John Moon, retired EMS Assistant Chief from Pittsburgh EMS and Freedom House Paramedic is on a mission to get the stories of these first ALS providers shared. Doctors Nancy Caroline and Peter Safar, were all part of this history, but I never knew the rest of the story of how these EMS pioneers trained "unemployables" from a underserved community into the first Paramedics. Support this podcast at https://patreon.com/firehouselogbookpodcast Comments or suggestions? Contact us at: Email - FirehouseLogbook@gmail.com Twitter - @FDLogbook Instagram - @FDLogbookPodcast Facebook - www.facebook.com/FDLogbookPodcast Website - www.firehouselogbook.captivate.fm Music: "Tired traveler on the way to go home", Andrew Codeman via Freemusicarchive.com

On this episode, we listen to "Just Keep Moving On" by DJ Elz, a producer and DJ based out of San Francisco. Read the transcript with lyrics HERE (https://docs.google.com/file/d/18T2NYYaBDDkKtbOTVuIkLBu_A9PoUrRP/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msword)! Check out more from DJ Elz: https://www.djelz.com/ https://soundcloud.com/DJELZ https://www.facebook.com/djelizabethannhenderson IG: @djelzabeth You can support this podcast as well by contributing to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/clinicalbopulations)and get bloopers, early releases, and more! Also, let everyone know you're a bophead by grabbing some swag from the Bop Shop (https://www.clinicalbopulations.threadless.com)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. ALSO, if you or someone you know is a songwriter and would like to be featured on this podcast, send us a message on our facebook page! These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

On this episode, we listen to "Dream Maker” by Lian Kyla, a singer-songwriter based out of the Philippines. Read the transcript with lyrics HERE (https://docs.google.com/document/d/14Mx7JMkwDP_K0zCRQEZAU4_66PyUyTnS/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112605087850229851840&rtpof=true&sd=true)! Check out more from Lian Kyla: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/lian-kyla/1451619422 https://open.spotify.com/artist/2zbQAodLGTdoHzulRF4byR https://soundcloud.com/musicofliankyla https://www.facebook.com/liankylamusic IG: @liankylamusic You can support this podcast as well by contributing to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/clinicalbopulations)and get bloopers, early releases, and more! Also, let everyone know you're a bophead by grabbing some swag from the Bop Shop (https://www.clinicalbopulations.threadless.com)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. ALSO, if you or someone you know is a songwriter and would like to be featured on this podcast, send us a message on our facebook page! These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

On this episode, we listen to "Seeking a Friend in L.A.” by Arend Lee Jessurun, a singer-songwriter, music producer/engineer, and teaching artist based out of Los Angeles and join us as we explore its possible uses in the field of music therapy. Read the transcript with lyrics HERE! (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G9rbFswgp5EMSMEt0SuqlZcBqrClFXX8/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112605087850229851840&rtpof=true&sd=true) Check out more from Arend: https://arendleejessurun.com/ https://www.arendleejessurun.bandcamp.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/6En5ODqiiDus6FbGWxRAQv https://soundcloud.com/arendleejessurun https://music.apple.com/us/artist/arend-lee-jessurun/1457242858 https://www.facebook.com/arendleejessurun IG: @arendleejessurun You can support this podcast as well by contributing to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/clinicalbopulations)and get bloopers, early releases, and more! Also, let everyone know you're a bophead by grabbing some swag from the Bop Shop (https://www.clinicalbopulations.threadless.com)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. ALSO, if you or someone you know is a songwriter and would like to be featured on this podcast, send us a message on our facebook page! These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

Listen to bloopers from Season 6! See ya in 2022 for Season 7! Thanks to the following guests for laughing with us: Action/Adventure (https://linktr.ee/actadvband) from Episode 45 (https://clinicalbopulations.fireside.fm/45) Ben Folds (https://linktr.ee/BenFolds) from Episode 46 (https://clinicalbopulations.fireside.fm/46) Mai Abe (https://www.creativevibesmt.com) from Episode 47 (https://clinicalbopulations.fireside.fm/47) LOREN KOLE (https://www.lorenkolemusic.com/)from Episode 48 (https://clinicalbopulations.fireside.fm/48) Andrew Blooms (www.andrewblooms.com)from Episode 49 (https://clinicalbopulations.fireside.fm/49) Van Gammon (https://www.facebook.com/thevangammon/) and Black Creative Healing (https://www.blackmtnetwork.org/black-creative-healing) from Episode 51 (https://clinicalbopulations.fireside.fm/51) You can support this podcast as well by contributing to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/clinicalbopulations)and get bloopers, early releases, and more! Also, let everyone know you're a bophead by grabbing some swag from the Bop Shop (https://www.clinicalbopulations.threadless.com)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. ALSO, if you or someone you know is a songwriter and would like to be featured on this podcast, send us a message on our facebook page! These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

What a treat to hear the years of stories and experiences first hand from the great John Moon. John is very important to the history and the legacy of not just American Fife and Drum, but British Martial, and Military music everywhere. And John doesn't hold back in this discussion. His years in Colonial Williamsburg. His years in post-war Britain. His years molding good corps members into great corps members. John talks about it ALL! Enjoy this discussion with John Moon. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebotg-podcast/support

In this episode we interview Dr. John Moon, an Integrated Interventional Radiology Resident at Emory University and Founder & CEO of BioFlow Medical Devices. Dr. Moon gives an overview of the field of IR, the different IR training pathways, the intern year options for IR residency, and the typical day of an IR resident. He also provides advice for medical students applying to IR residency and selecting away rotations. The discussion also covers medical innovation where Dr. Moon talks about his novel catheter device company. To learn more about DaVinci Academy visit: https://www.dviacademy.com/ *Views expressed in this podcast are those of the individuals, not their respective institutions John Moon, M.D. Twitter: https://twitter.com/johntmoon Dr. Moon SIR Panel Discussion on Away Rotations: https://youtu.be/ioWC2sPyuZo Maxwell Cooper, M.D. Twitter: https://twitter.com/mcoopermd   eBooks for anatomy and biochemistry available on: Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/books/author?id=Maxwell+Cooper+M.D Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/M.D.-Maxwell-Cooper/e/B086XHSK3R Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dviacademy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davinci_academy1/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DviAcademy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/davinci-academy---dviacademy.com

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On this episode, we listen to "Lost in Translation” by LO, a singer/songwriter and producer based out of Dallas Read the transcript with lyrics HERE (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mVgBliW6nIUDZsUrgCHqPLV5yZ88aB3U/view?usp=sharing)! Check out more from LO: www.iamlomusic.com All social media: @iamlomusic You can support this podcast as well by contributing to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/clinicalbopulations)and get bloopers, early releases, and more! Also, let everyone know you're a bophead by grabbing some swag from the Bop Shop (https://www.clinicalbopulations.threadless.com)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. ALSO, if you or someone you know is a songwriter and would like to be featured on this podcast, send us a message on our facebook page! These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

John Moon @blondgoblin and Krysten Wagner @Krysten_wags zoom in to talk about their company Creatorhood and how they're hoping to build a financially viable future for mid-level online creators! 

On this episode, we listen to "All Our Feelings are Okay“ by Mai Abe, MT-BC, a music therapist based out of California Read the transcript with lyrics HERE! (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N966gMElaP5Bo-cKorimH3JazaA4t7r0/view?usp=sharing) Check out more from Mai: Website: https://www.creativevibesmt.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/CreativeVibesMT Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CreativeVibesMT Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CreativeVibesMT Other shoutouts include: Asian Mental Health Collective (https://linktr.ee/asianmentalhealthcollective) Asian Music Therapy Network - U.S. Playlist (https://linktr.ee/amtn.us) You can support this podcast as well by contributing to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/clinicalbopulations)and get bloopers, early releases, and more! Also, let everyone know you're a bophead by grabbing some swag from the Bop Shop (https://www.clinicalbopulations.threadless.com)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. ALSO, if you or someone you know is a songwriter and would like to be featured on this podcast, send us a message on our facebook page! These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT.

On this episode, we interview singer/songwriter, composer, producer, New York Times Best-Selling author, podcast host, and photographer, Ben Folds. Join us as we discuss songwriting, music therapy, advocacy, creativity, and his new podcast Lightning Bugs: Conversations with Ben Folds (https://omny.fm/shows/lightning-bugs)! Lighting Bugs: Conversations with Ben Folds (https://omny.fm/shows/lightning-bugs) Join us in celebrating and commiserating with some of the world's foremost creatives about their endlessly various artistic processes. Not just in the arts, but in science, medicine, politics, technology, and more. Together we will figure out ways to maintain a spirit of curiosity and innovation in our everyday lives. Musician and NY Times best-selling author Ben Folds hosts a show focused on enlightening conversations each week with guests. Read the episode transcript HERE! (https://drive.google.com/file/d/13xuEcid3ARiHSlczK6zwSuHee3q_fYbE/view?usp=sharing) Check out more from Ben Folds: https://www.benfolds.com https://linktr.ee/BenFolds You can support this podcast as well by contributing to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/clinicalbopulations) and get bloopers, early releases, and more! Also, let everyone know you're a bophead by grabbing some swag from the Bop Shop (https://www.clinicalbopulations.threadless.com)! Share this episode from our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ClinicalBOPulations) to help get the word out. ALSO, if you or someone you know is a songwriter and would like to be featured on this podcast, send us a message on our facebook page! These views do not represent AMTA or CBMT. Special Guest: Ben Folds.

Listen to and be encouraged by how ELM members are experiencing grace and living their lives during these unusual times! We caught up with John Moon. He's our loving praise team leader and brother who's been serving for many years. If you guys have only seen him on stage and have wondered what he's like, tune in! 

One night halfway through a graveyard shift at the hospital, orderly John Moon watched as two young men burst through the doors. They were working desperately to save a dying patient. Maybe today he wouldn't bat an eye at this scene, but in 1970 nothing about it made sense. The two men weren't doctors, and they weren't nurses. And their strange uniforms weren't hospital issued. Moon was witnessing the birth of a new profession—one that would go on to change the face of emergency medicine.  The two men were some of the worlds first paramedics, and, like Moon, they were Black. This is the story of Freedom House Ambulance Service of Pittsburgh. They were the first paramedics and they changed the way we think about emergency medicine. Freedom House Ambulance Service

One night halfway through a graveyard shift at the hospital, orderly John Moon watched as two young men burst through the doors. They were working desperately to save a dying patient. Maybe today he wouldn’t bat an eye at this scene, but in 1970 nothing about it made sense. The two men weren’t doctors, and they weren’t nurses. And their strange uniforms weren’t hospital issued. Moon was witnessing the birth of a new profession—one that would go on to change the face of emergency medicine.  The two men were some of the worlds first paramedics, and, like Moon, they were Black. This is the story of Freedom House Ambulance Service of Pittsburgh. They were the first paramedics and they changed the way we think about emergency medicine. Freedom House Ambulance Service

When we think about missionaries, there is a tendency to see them as Christians with the greatest faith and spiritual maturity. This week, John Moon, our AMI missionary and pastor in Guatemala, shares with us that missionaries are not a special class of Christian. They are just as fearful of what comes next, uncertain if they will be ready or prepared for what God calls them to. He encurages us that we can be assured that God will certainly equip us with everything we need for the good works He has planned.

WGN Radio’s Mark Carman and Kevin Powell talk to Bears writer John Mullin from NBC Sports Chicago and former player Glen Kozlowski as they talk about the legacy Michael McCaskey.

Kevin and classmate John Moon have a fireside chat about GER. The calm before the storm. This a large block, and as John Moon thoughtfully points out in this episode, it is a marathon — not a sprint. At this point in your career as a medical student, you should have a sense of what works for you (in regards to studying). With that in mind, John and I discussed important topics, how to score easy points, and how to balance GER and pre-dedicated Step 1 studying.

In this episode, Tricia and John discuss being podcasters in the MT space. John shares about his initial feelings of imposter syndrome and how he has overcome them in different professional and life situations. “My name is John Moon. I am the Director of Memory Care and Music Therapist at […]

In this episode, Tricia and John discuss being podcasters in the MT space. John shares about his initial feelings of imposter syndrome and how he has overcome them in different professional and life situations. “My name is John Moon. I am the Director of Memory Care and Music Therapist at an assisted living in Greensboro, […]

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Today's guest is John Moon, who serves as the Managing Director of Strategic Partnerships with Honda Innovations. Before joining Honda Innovations, John worked in a variety of industries including mobile software development with HTC, near field communications (NFC) chip manufacturer with Kovio, video game middleware with Scaleform, interactive advertising with Kissd, and computer security with 5PEG Security. With John's keen awareness of technology coupled with his position at Honda Innovations, his level of insight and foresight is unmatched. To this end, he has three patents in his name. John is a graduate of UCLA having obtained his Bachelor's degree in Cognitive Science. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

It is a Chicago Football Madness edition of the Under Center podcast. In the spirit of March Madness, Alex Brown and John "Moon" Mullin join JJ Stankevitz, Cam Ellis and Paul Aspan to go through a bracket of the biggest Bears names in the 2018 (1:30), 2006 (14:00), 1985 (30:00) and Legends (36:00) regions to see who is the last man standing at the end.

John Moon, the Managing Director of Strategic Partnerships at Honda Innovations, and Bryan Biniak, the CEO of Connected Travel, talk about the new Honda Dream Drive suite of apps that is designed to enhance the passenger experience and how it will impact radio listening.

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John Moon, NEADS’ Director of Programs and Communications , describes the organization’s efforts to improve the lives of the hearing impaired and the disabled with service dogs. Started in 1974, NEADS provides specialized training depending on a recipient’s circumstances, such as for hurricane alerts in some parts of the U.S. Service dogs are trained to assist wounded veterans, those with spinal cord injuries, autistic children, and more. Pups begin training at 8 weeks and are selected for temperament as well as intelligence. Inmates from several correctional facilities in the northeast volunteer to train NEADS service dogs, and over the years NEADS’ specialists have matched dogs and owners with 99% success. Vests labeled “service assist dog” are placed on service dogs, giving them the legal right to enter public buildings and vehicles where other dogs (such as therapy dogs or comfort dogs) are not permitted. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

S/O my guests The Moon Man, John Moon, Austin Husk a.k.a ATL and of course D-Rock.  Wild podcast at the dinner table kickin' some nascar knowledge, talking Daytona 500 and Atlanta races.  John and D-Rock also talk the roots of Nascar in a thriling retrospect of the sport.  Draft Kings, picks for next weeks race in Las Vegas, and much more in our Nascar portion of the podcast.  (31:30) We give a quick take on the Chiefs and Rams recent trade that sent Marcus Peters to L.A.  (36:15)  SPECIAL MARCH MADNESS ANNOUNCEMENT... Create online account at this link here https://www.dedicationperiod.net/account/login More information this week on The CMOtivated Podcast... @dedicationperiod www.dedicationperiod.net  

John “Moon” Mullin, CSN Chicago, joins Kordell Stewart and Brian Webber to discuss Jay Cutler’s time with the Bears, the report that Ryan Pace didn’t tell John Fox they were going to draft Mitchell Trubisky and Mike Glennon’s attitude after they drafted Trubisky.

From the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Kevin Fishbain and CSN Chicago's John "Moon" Mullin talk about what they learned from Ryan Pace and John Fox and where the Bears are headed in free agency and the NFL Draft.

John "Moon" Mullin, CSN Chicago, joins hosts Brian Webber and Nick Ferguson to discuss whether the Bears will give Alshon Jeffery the franchise tag, what the trade market looks like for Jay Cutler and more top 2017 NFL Draft prospects.

John Moon, Director of Programs and Communications, for NEADS (Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans) stops by to talk with Marcie and Whistle about their incredible program. NEADS has been a leader in the assistance dog field for 40 years. You’ll hear all about how NEADS trains assistance dogs to help men, women, veterans and children with a variety of disabilities. Listen in as John talks about their training techniques, shelter rescue efforts and their Prisoner Pup Partnership! Questions or Comments? Send them to: marcie@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - NEADS- Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans with Marcie Davis

Listen to the discussion with John Moon from NEADS.org about service dogs for children and adults with Mito.

Jason Crane interviews Andy Milne and John Moon of Dapp Theory at the 2007 Rochester International Jazz Festival. Andy Milne formed Dapp Theory several years ago to fuse many musical worlds, including hip hop, spoken word, and jazz improvisation. The original group recorded Y'all Just Don't Know (Concord, 2003). Since then, the personnel roster has changed, but the visionary outlook and exciting music haven't. Find out more at DappTheory.com.

Jason Crane interviews Andy Milne and John Moon of Dapp Theory at the 2007 Rochester...