Podcasts about John Rodriguez

In this episode of The Volley Pod, coaches Davis and Tod discuss their recent tournament experiences, emphasizing the importance of team management, preparation, and mindset. They share insights on how to handle expectations, performance, and end-game strategies, while also exploring innovative coaching practices from college programs.The conversation highlights the significance of focusing on good efforts rather than perfection and encourages coaches to maintain a positive outlook for their teams.The Art of Coaching Volleyball videos from today's episode:https://www.theartofcoachingvolleyball.com/youth-self-toss-hitting-progression/ John Rodriguez from Academy Boiler Juniorshttps://www.theartofcoachingvolleyball.com/why-volleyball-players-shouldnt-stretch-before-playing/ Abe Avender, Health and Performance ExpertResourcesGlue Guys Podcast can be found everywhere you listen to Podcasts including here on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GlueGuysPodcast and here on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/18n6FcVMR5J0hSeboeETPc Find The Art of Coaching Volleyball at:⁠⁠ ⁠⁠www.theartofcoachingvolleyball.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ The Art of Coaching Volleyball is a comprehensive resource designed to help coaches of all levels to improve their skills, teaching methods, and enhance their knowledge of volleyball. It offers a mix of instructional support, tools, and resources to support coaches in developing athletes and running effective practices.Check out Balltime at:⁠⁠ ⁠www.balltime.com⁠⁠⁠Balltime is an AI-powered volleyball platform designed to provide professional-level game breakdowns, video analysis, and highlight creation for players, coaches, and clubs. Developed by a team of passionate volleyball players and technology enthusiasts, Balltime aims to make advanced video and analytics accessible to everyone.Check out The Volley Pod on Instagram at⁠⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/aoc.thevolleypod/⁠⁠

I'm joined by John Rodriguez the creator of HeroesWanted.Kids. John shares his story of finding D&D and what inspired him to create an online D&D and Minecraft community for kids and teens that is safe, improves social skills, and creates lasting friendships.

Every year the greatest champions in the sport of geekdo,m come forward to comete for the sports top honor....the AYNE Christmas Trivia contest. Thiss year was no exception.  This year, hosted by our good friend Garrett,we challanged our guests with questions in a variety of categorys. This year also marked the appearance of our first CELEBRITY GUEST!!!!! The guest will be a surprise to some and a good laugh for our regular listeners.    So please join our regulars, Trevin Sandlin, Jim Kee, Jim Hensley,  and John Rodriguez with special guest Keely Tolley Toren, Garrett Roen and Our buddy Secret as we celebrate the holidays!!!

We get to meet so many neat people as we've shared our story. This episode is just one person's story, and is well worth listening to. In late 2024, John Rodriguez started a business called Heroes Wanted. It's an online service that shares both D&D and Minecraft with kids in any location, and helps to teach the importance of teamwork, social interaction, problem solving, and so much more. Join us today as we talk about the John's efforts, and how it's already bearing fruit. If you're interested in learning more, be sure to check out his website at https://www.heroeswanted.kids/.

How does the tone from the top influence fraud investigations, organizational culture, security training, and technology upgrades? Scot Walker, PCI, Manish Mehta, and John Rodriguez join this episode of the SM Highlights podcast to talk through how proactive relationship-building and partnerships can drive tactical and strategic success. Additional Resources Join the ASIS International Investigations Community here: https://community.asisonline.org/subjectareahome?CommunityKey=e3a5949e-d103-40a3-80f9-38f8476100b1 Get resources from the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) on investigations here: https://www.shrm.org/topics-tools/tools/how-to-guides/how-to-conduct-investigation To learn more about security operations centers (SOCs), check out Security Management's coverage from September: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2024/09/soc/ Read Manish Mehta's take on modernizing SOCs in his article: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2024/09/soc/modernizing-socs/ More interested in security culture and how it affects leadership? Read more here: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2024/10/culture/ Hear more from John Rodriguez about how security leaders can leverage and influence culture in his article: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2024/10/culture/culture-security-differentiator/

This episode of SANDCAST: Beach Volleyball with Tri Bourne and Travis Mewhirter, features Matt Levoe, one of the most respected referees in the game of beach volleyball and also the first ref we've had on since John Rodriguez quite some time ago. It was a much-needed episode, as we chatted: The never-ending, constantly revolving debate around calling doubles and lifts. How do refs call it, and how has it changed in recent years? Why would anyone in their right mind want to become a referee? Troy Fields catch and release joust, and other nuanced rules of the game Adapting between reffing indoor and beach, professional and college And so much more. This is a fully comprehensive discussion on the rules and how the sport of volleyball and beach volleyball is called. SHOOTS! *** Get 20 PERCENT off all Wilson products with our code, SANDCAST63. https://www.wilson.com/en-us/volleyball Introducing Balltime, the AI platform making breaking down film and statistics EASY (FINALLY!). Use our link for a discount and give it a try! Want to get better at beach volleyball? Use our discount code, SANDCAST, and get 10 percent off all Better at Beach products!  We are FIRED UP to announce that we've signed on for another year with Athletic Greens! Get a FREE year's supply of Vitamin D by purchasing with that link.  We have a new book! Playbook of Champions: The habits, routines, and stories of Olympians, Champions, and world-class athletes. If you listen to the show – which, if you're reading this, then you are – then this is the perfect book for you, as it is a distillation of the best golden nuggets from our first five years of the podcast. Check it out on Amazon! We now have SANDCAST MERCHANDISE!! Rock the gear of your favorite podcast today! https://www.sandcastmerch.com/ If you want to receive our SANDCAST weekly newsletter, the Beach Volleyball Digest, which dishes all the biggest news in beach volleyball in one quick newsletter, head over to our website and subscribe! We'd love to have ya! https://www.sandcastvolleyball.com/ Check out our book, Volleyball for Milkshakes, written by SANDCAST hosts Tri Bourne and Travis Mewhirter: https://www.amazon.com/Volleyball-Milkshakes-Travis-Mewhirter/dp/B089781SHB  

The largest single pollination event on Earth is underway in California's Central Valley, with billions of bees pollinating billions of almond blossoms.It's a critical stage for almond growing, with sunny skies and light winds beneficial to success.“A week ago, I would have told you there was a little bit of concern, because of the wet weather we were having,” said John Rodriguez, grower rep for Mariani Nut Company. “Now that we're on the other side of it, things are shaping up and looking pretty good.”“This is going to be a prolonged bloom, which is good during bad weather events,” remarked Ryan Warren, farm manager at JJB Farms. “It gives the bees more opportunities to have good days. And the bud set looks good, so the amount of flowers that are going to be out there looks good too. All in all, it should be good, but it's Mother Nature that we're dealing with, so we'll see.”California has 1.6 million acres of almond orchards and produces 80 percent of the world's supply. 

Happy Presidents' Day! Four score pods ago we were just recording our first episode, but today we're celebrating by discussing Lincoln (2012). It's a biopic focused on the 16th American President's quest to pass the 13th Constitutional Amendment. To help guide us through the history we are joined by John Rodriguez from the podcast Hidden History: An Odyssey Through Time! Spoil My Movie now has a phone number! Call us at (646) 926-0529‬. It goes right to voicemail, so we're calling it Spoil My Voicemail. Leave us a message and we might throw the audio into a future episode! The Deluxe Edition Network Podcasts of the Month for February 2024 are Films & Fermentation and Friends Talking Nerdy. The Films and Fermentation Podcast follows three friends who like to talk shit about movies while getting shitfaced! Your hosts Kevin, Mike, and Leo discuss various movie topics in conjunction with their favorite libations. It's a podcast about alcohol and cinema. Cheers! Friends Talking Nerdy is a podcast hosted by Professor Aubrey and Tim the Nerd that delves deep into all things geeky and nerdy. With their passion for pop culture, science, mental health, and technology, the hosts offer insightful commentary on the latest trends and happenings in the world of geekdom. Through their engaging banter and lively discussions, Professor Aubrey and Tim the Nerd create a fun and informative space for all nerds to come together and explore the latest trends and ideas.  Spoil My Movie is a proud member of the Deluxe Edition Network (The DEN). There is a podcast for everyone on The DEN across a wide variety of interests, including sports, entertainment, pop-culture, comedy, conspiracies, advice, news, and more. Check out the website for a full listing of all the great shows the network has to offer. If you enjoy any of the shows on The DEN, please share with a friend. The best way for our shows to grow is by word of mouth. They'll thank you!  Spoil My Movie is sponsored by Revival Candle Company. Visit revivalcandlecompany.com and use our promo code SPOILMYMOVIE20 for 20% off your order. We've been a Revival customer since before we were podcasters, so you know we really love them. Why buy a crap candle when you can buy a ‘crack' candle? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spoilmymovie/message

Take a listen to this mega episode with some topics that will make your head explode. Join us as we welcome guests Dave Humpreys and he discusses the notion of canon in Star Wars storytelling. Is it ultimately important? Do fans hold it to too much of a high regard? What's your take? Then we slip into a sort of meta verse with the guys of From A Certain Point Askew and ask some fascinating Star Wars What Ifs. If you know these guys, you know it'll get a little crazy. The discussion doesnt end there. NoZoup joins the party and we're on to the business of 'everybody can be a great Jedi.' Is it accurate to saym even though the Force is all around all of us? What does George Lucas say? Listen to the discussion and see if you agree. Plus we get to quiz Sean of @ExtraStarWars on a brand new segment of #SentryMode. Does he have the knowledge to be called the Quiz Master? Play along and see how you do. And a special thanks to Rural Farm Boy for his contribution on this episode. Please follow all my guests and tell them the Scarif Scuttlebutt Podcast sent ya. And don't miss instructions on how to win our first give away of February. Up for grabs is original art from local artist John Rodriguez. Follow the instructions and you could be a winner. Remember, if you're enjoying the show consider giving us a review on your favorite podcast app. We're a proud founding member of the Red5Network, and that's the scuttlebutt!

The topic of mental health in the security profession has been pushed aside for decades, but with the emergence of open-minded and forward-thinking younger generations, this crucial topic is increasingly finding its place in the spotlight. Not only is it important to take care of others to build a positive, empathic culture, but it also can decrease turnover and reduce costs to the business, having a positive effect on how assets are protected.John Rodriguez is an expert on this topic and brings 41+ years of pure corporate security experience working for major corporations including General Motors, Kimberly-Clark, Levi Strauss & Co., and Cardinal Health. He is the founder of Empathic Security Cultures, LLC, based in Austin, Texas. Rodriguez is a security generalist with a passion for security culture development, coaching, and mental health for a psychologically safe workplace and mitigating hostile environment risks. Key topics of Rodriguez's discussion with host Fred Burton include:Insights on how the mental health needs of security practitioners (and employees as a whole) have evolved since the pandemicWhy connecting with people and building a culture of empathy is strongly tied to turnover and the success of a business.Advice for teams on building a successful security culture within an organization.

John Rodriguez returns for a discussion on why compassionate interview skills are the difference maker for workplace investigations; plus, we explore the mental health advocacy side of his work and why that is so important in the workplace. 

Brittany Taylor is joined by John Rodriguez, founder of Empathic Security Cultures LLC.  https://www.empathicsecuritycultures.com/

In the latest episode of The Great Friends Podcast, host John Wheeler welcomes John Rodriguez, an accomplished professional with a rich background. Formerly an executive pastor and the Chief Operating Officer for Joyce Meyer Ministries, Rodriguez has also served as a senior advisor to prominent US churches. With over 25 years of hands-on business experience, he's passionate about helping individuals realize their divine potential and assists medical aesthetic practices in sculpting the right team culture. Dive deep into insights on leadership and business growth in the aesthetics industry, underscored by the duo's shared ministry background. Key takeaways include understanding the lasting impact of positive affirmations, the importance of prioritizing encouragement over criticism, and the idea that the most effective leaders often possess the smallest egos. With anecdotes, wisdom, and a shared journey, this episode is a blend of personal growth principles and business acumen. LEARN MORE AND JOIN THE ALPHA COMMUNITY: https://www.partnerwithalpha.com/ FOLLOW ALPHA AESTHETICS PARTNERS: https://www.instagram.com/partnerwithalpha/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/alpha-aesthetics-partners/ FOLLOW JOHN WHEELER: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wheelerjohn https://www.instagram.com/johnwheeler.alpha FOLLOW MIKE GUELCHER: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-casta%C3%B1eda-rodriguez-6a39ab1b0 https://www.instagram.com/ethos_john/?hl=en

Season 1 Finale! Elle and Chris take a deep dive into Christopher Nolan's biopic Oppenheimer (2023) and it's da bomb (sorry...)! They are joined by John Rodriguez from fellow DEN podcast Hidden History: An Odyssey Through Time, who lends the discussion the historical knowledge it deserves. Thanks to all our listeners for the support through Season 1 - Season 2 kicks off next week with something special! The Deluxe Edition Network Podcast of the Month for August 2023 is Quad Pro Quo. Quad Pro Quo is a weekly film podcast inspired by the Quid Pro Quo scene in Silence of the Lambs. Hosted by two couples who also happen to be friends AND live next door to each other. New episodes drop every Thursday wherever you podcast. Spoil My Movie is a proud member of the Deluxe Edition Network (The DEN). There is a podcast for everyone on The DEN across a wide variety of interests, including sports, entertainment, pop-culture, comedy, conspiracies, advice, news, and more. Check out the website for a full listing of all the great shows the network has to offer. If you enjoy any of the shows on The DEN, please share with a friend. The best way for our shows to grow is by word of mouth. They'll thank you!  Spoil My Movie is sponsored by Sunday Scaries CBD products. Visit www.sundayscaries.com and use our promo code SPOILMYMOVIE for 25% off your order. We have personally used their gummies and tinctures, and can attest to their efficacy in relieving the Sunday Scaries, on whatever day or time they might hit you. Spoil My Movie is sponsored by Sweet ZZZ Mattress. Visit www.sweetzzzmattress.com and use our promo code SPOIL15 for 15% off your order. We've been sleeping on our bamboo sheets and LOVING them. There's a 50-day money-back guarantee, but we guarantee that no one is taking these sheets away from us! Spoil My Movie is sponsored by Revival Candle Company. Visit revivalcandlecompany.com and use our promo code SPOILMYMOVIE20 for 20% off your order. We've been a Revival customer since before we were podcasters, so you know we really love them. Why buy a crap candle when you can buy a ‘crack' candle? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spoilmymovie/message

John Rodriguez, Director of Global Security at Cardinal Health and Founder of Empathic Security Cultures, LLC, has spent over 40 years working in the enterprise physical security space and takes a mental-health based approach to workplace violence prevention, which he describes in the latest The Security Podcasts episode.

John Rodriguez, Director of Global Security at Cardinal Health and Founder of Empathic Security Cultures, LLC, has spent over 40 years working in the enterprise physical security space and takes a mental-health based approach to workplace violence prevention, which he describes in the latest The Security Podcasts episode.

How can security culture positively affect mental wellbeing, both for the organization and the protector? Today we are taking a more empathic look at security operations with John Rodriguez former Director of Global Security at companies including Kimberly Clark and Cardinal Health and current founder Empathic Security to ask:Where can all protectors ranging from the solo operator to the Corporate Security director make a difference when developing a security culture?How can empathy help sometimes harsh messages be received more effectively?Where do verbal reasoning skills sit in the pursuit of empathetic communication?Where is your organization being inadvertently adversely affected by negativity and bullying?More about John:Empathic Security CulturesLinkedInMore about the Circuit:The Circuit Magazine is written and produced by volunteers, most of who are operationally active, working full time in the security industry. The magazine is a product of their combined passion and desire to give something back to the industry. By subscribing to the magazine you are helping to keep it going into the future. Find out more >If you liked this podcast, we have an accompanying weekly newsletter called 'On the Circuit' where we take a deeper dive into the wider industry. Opt in here >The Circuit team is:Elijah ShawJon MossShaun WestPhelim RoweConnect with Us: Circuit MagazineBBA ConnectNABA ProtectorBritish Bodyguard Association

this episode....NO REMY!!!!! Jim Kee and John Rodriguez talk all about James Bond and talk about what they like and don't like about the 007 movies.  They also discuss what they would like to see out of a James Bond TV series and share their thoughts on what should come next for the future of the franchise.  Also, please let us know what you think of this episode, if we get enough feedback we will certain let these two loose again!!!! send that feedback to: ayneremy@hotmail.com We hope you enjoy!!!! Please subscribe to the podcast and follow us on Patreon!!!!

Hey everybody!!!  Just in time for Halloween we finish up our Horror brackcetology. Come check it out to see who is the scariest horror villism throughout all cinema.  In this episode we hear from Keely Tolley Roen, Jim Kee, John Rodriguez, Trevin Sandlin, Jim Hensley and me as we figure out who scares the shit out of us.  Hope you enjoy!!!!

In this episode we pick up where we lkeft off working on another section of figuring out who the greatest horror movie villian is. Joining us is Jim Kee, John Rodriguez, Trevin Sandlin, Keely Tolly-Roen and Jim Hensley, (WHO by the way is celebrating a bithday TODAY!!!!!( We had a lot of fun screwing around and making this episode. We hope you enjoy.

Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a bumper episode ahead of the World Matchplay. First, Sky Sports commentator Stuart Pyke (6:22) calls in to look back on the last 12 months, calling in that memorable Willie Borland nine darter, as well as pay tribute to his former colleagues Nigel Pearson and John Gwynne, who both sadly passed away. Next, world number one Peter Wright (36:48) joins us as he prepares for the defence of his World Matchplay title in Blackpool. Peter reflects on his season so far, reaching the top of the world rankings for the first time, and also gives us his tip for contention for this year's Tip of the Year award! Also, rising star Rowby-John Rodriguez (1:00:26) stops by ahead of his World Matchplay debut this weekend. The recent European Tour finalist looks back on the last 12 months, including that run to a first World Cup final, the dramatic last day of Q-School to win back his tour card and an impressive late push to make the World Matchplay. Plus, two-time world champion Adrian Lewis (1:20:00) returns to the show ahead of his return to Blackpool. Adrian reflects on the last few years, winning a title in Barnsley last weekend, drawing Michael van Gerwen in the first round of the World Matchplay, and his hopes for the rest of 2022. *** Thank you to Dartwolf for sponsoring this podcast. Follow Dartwolf on Twitter @Dartwolf180 and check out dartwolf.tv for more #DynamiteDartsContent  *** Sponsorship available! Want your business advertised on the show? Email weeklydartscast@gmail.com for more details and a free copy of our new sponsor brochure! *** Enjoy our podcast? Make a one-off donation on our new Ko-Fi page here: ko-fi.com/weeklydartscast Support us on Patreon from just $2(+VAT): patreon.com/WeeklyDartscast Thank you to our Patreon members: Phil Moss, Gordon Skinner, Craig Weight, Connor Ellis

In this episode, Donn and Kaushik talk to John Rodriguez (jrod) about the Paparazzi library which allows you to perform UI screenshot testing on Android without an emulator or physical device.They talk to John about what screenshot testing is, why it's important, advantages and it's disadvantages as well. You'll learn how to use Paparazzi and how it can test various different screen configurations without having to run an emulator. You read that correct ... without an emulator.If you're looking to incorporate screenshot testing into your app, this is the episode for you.LinksPaparazzi Project websiteGitHub RepoJohn's TwitterCashapp GitHubTestParameterInjectorFragmented Episode 52Donn's Git CourseNeed to learn Git? Donn has the course for you. In this FREE course you'll learn everything you need to know in order to start working with Git everyday. Watch it here.AndroidJobs.IOJob postings are FREE on AndroidJobs.IO during the early release phase (at the time of this recording).Sign up to get notified of new jobs on a weekly basis as well.AndroidJobs.IOSoftware FreelancingDonn's Freelance Faction CommunityFreelance Tactics BookDonn's Freelancing Content on YouTubeContact@fragmentedcast or our Youtube channel@donnfelker and donnfelker (on Instagram)Freelancing for Mobile Developers (Donn's YouTube)kaushikgopal (on YouTube) or jkl.gg/b or @kaushikgopalDisclaimer: Many of the links we share to products are affiliate links. They help support the production of Fragmented. Thank you for your support.

John Rodriguez joins the show as we discuss the club in a really fun episode… Where is the plan of this organization in year 5 of the rebuild? How do the Marlins rebound from a terrible May? Pablo Lopez extension/trade talk

The Stan Kroenke-owned Colorado Avalanche are tearing up the NHL playoffs, but the billionaire tycoon still won't make a deal with Comcast to allow most Denverites to watch. Now, Kroenke wants to tear up the parking lots around Ball Arena in favor of a brand-new 55-acre downtown neighborhood — which could mean some downtown Denverites would lose their views of the mountains. So today on the show, host Bree Davies, producer Paul Karolyi, and Westword editor Patty Calhoun are pulling back the curtain and talking about all the things Mr. Kroenke doesn't want you to see. We talked more about the new Pueblo-themed bar at the beginning of this episode, including John Rodriguez's op-ed for Westword. Here's a link to that piece: https://www.westword.com/restaurants/pueblo-appropriation-brand-fuel-iron-colorado-14042148 Wanna pack your weekend with fun stuff? Peyton's got you covered in the City Cast Denver newsletter. Read and subscribe: https://denver.citycast.fm/newsletter/ Tell us your hope and dreams for what the sea of parking lots around Ball Arena could be on Twitter: @citycastdenver Learn more about the sponsors of this episode: Denver Film presents Film on the Rocks Optimum Joy Looking to advertise on City Cast Denver? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When we heard about a new bar opening in downtown Denver themed after the city of Pueblo, we were skeptical, to say the least. Who would want to theme a bar after a Colorado town? Would this place make a mockery of our southern Colorado cousin? And really, how could you even capture the essence of such a misunderstood and overlooked place like Pueblo, anyway? Host Bree Davies wanted answers, and she knew just who to call: her best friend, David Casados, a born and raised Puebloan. Today on the show, Bree, David, and producer Paul Karolyi head down to Fuel & Iron in the heart of LoDo to sip on a fancy cocktail named after the Pueblo neighborhood of Aberdeen, dig into a version of Pueblo's famous “slopper,” and try to figure out if this place is legitimately Pueblo.  At the top of the show, we mentioned John Rodriguez's editorial in Westword about the bar: https://www.westword.com/restaurants/pueblo-appropriation-brand-fuel-iron-colorado-14042148 Fuel & Iron's owners response to that editorial: https://www.westword.com/restaurants/pueblo-denver-fuel-future-investment-opinion-14087932 Check out our newsletter, where today, the City Cast Denver crew shares their hottest takes on Denver's new area code. Read and subscribe: https://denver.citycast.fm/newsletter/ Are you a Puebloan living in Denver? Tell us what you miss about your home city on Twitter: @citycastdenver Looking to advertise on City Cast Denver? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The VolleyPod, Tod and Davis go into teaching the attack arm swing to young players. They talk about how eye-opening it can be to coach a brand new volleyball team, and let listeners in on Mark Burik's fun, information-filled Youtube channel. They also share three helpful drills from The Art of Coaching Volleyball's library that coaches can use to work on their players' arm swings. Skill of the week: Attack armswing Scenario of the week: The joys and eye-opening challenges of coaching a brand new team Resource of the week: Mark Burik's Better at Beach available on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BetteratBeach AOC Volleyball drills mentioned in this episode: - Tod's key phrases for attacking for beginners: https://www.theartofcoachingvolleyball.com/teaching-spiking-to-beginnersintermediates/ - John Rodriguez's self-toss hitting progression: https://www.theartofcoachingvolleyball.com/youth-self-toss-hitting-progression/ - Tod's partner hitting drill: https://www.theartofcoachingvolleyball.com/down-ball-hit-player-toss-drill/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join Living the Dream Outdoors Podcast host Bill Cooper and guest Cpt. John Rodriguez of Coffman Cove Alaska, on Prince of Wales Island. They discuss the adventures of fishing and exploring the vast natural resources found on Prince of Wales Island. From fishing the inland rivers for salmon on flyrods to exploring the vast bays of the region for salmon, halibut and ling cod Fishing in Alaska is an episode you will not want to miss. 

En este episodio del Tiro de esquina podcast Mauricio El Colombiano nos trae los resultados , eliminados y reacciones de la última fecha de clasificación Munfialista. Invitados. Alonso Contreras, Andrés Silva, El Profe Hernan Losada, John Rodriguez y reacciones de James Rodriguez, Arturo Vidal y el Profe C dar Farias, escucha y comparte!

Are you spending your time working ON your business, or working IN your business? This week on the Grow Your Video Business Podcast Ryan chats with John Rodriguez of 1UP Creative to talk about building a successful business using the Video Blueprint Method to guide his clients and position himself as a trusted advisor that has led to growth for not only his clients but his business as well. John also shares some of his goals and roadblocks that he has run into as a small business owner and different ways to overcome them.  Find John Rodriguez onlineFollow John on Facebook | YouTube | YouTube Key Takeaways Providing value to your clients is the best way to keep them coming back to your business Creating a roadmap is important to save time and money Networking is key to developing your career   In This Episode Meet John Rodriguez and his business [04:46]What are John's goals [07:32] How to provide value to your clients [09:01]How much energy does he put into his roadmap? [17:33]2 big roadblocks in his business [24:03] How many business conversations does he have with a client? [29:41] The video blueprint method [ 36:07]How to get in touch with John [48:42] Links Join the Grow Your Video Business Facebook Group Get the ASCEND Method Cheat Sheet Follow Ryan Koral on Instagram Follow Grow Your Video Business on Instagram What's your question for the podcast? Share a video or audio response! Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Do you have something to share on this podcast? Fill out this form here. If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

Can you imagine running IT for a major Hollywood awards show? What about the leading video games event of the year? John has done both of these and way more, and is just getting started. Join us to hear his story of learning event IT, how to approach venues as a vendor, and what happens when the lights go out. Subscribe to our Youtube channel at youtube.com/tabgeeks to be notified when we publish new shows! Continue the conversation by joining our exclusive community for IT Professionals at tabgeeks.com/slack. No advertising or assholery allowed. Check out our amazing shows and sign up for our weekly newsletter with updates, insights, news, and jobs at https://www.tabgeeks.com! Subscribe to our other amazing tabGeeks podcast discussing and analyzing Google Workspace updates at workspacerecap.com and stay tuned for other amazing tech content from the tabGeeks Network coming soon! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tabgeeks/message

Join Living the Dream Outdoors Podcast host Bill Cooper as he describes one of his favorite fishing destinations on earth, southeast Alaska. Joining him is Cpt. John Rodriguez, of J and J Charters, out of Coffman Cove, Alaska. Cpt. John and Bill relive the grand adventures they shared together on Prince of Wales Island and surrounding waters. If catching salmon until your arms hurt and hauling big halibut up from 225 feet sounds like great outdoor adventure to you, catch this show on your favorite social media platform.

Der Grand Slam of Darts steht an, die Pro Tour Saison ist zu Ende gespielt und eine Sensationsstory auf der Development Tour durch den 16-jährigen Fabian Schmutzler. Dies wird alles in der aktuellen Folge von Shortleg mit Tomas "Shorty" Seyler, Kevin Barth und Marvin van den Boom besprochen, die mit Rowby-John Rodriguez einen aktueller Grand Slam Teilnehmer zu Gast haben. Alle Infos: www.dartn.de/Shortleg Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Der Grand Slam of Darts steht an, die Pro Tour Saison ist zu Ende gespielt und eine Sensationsstory auf der Development Tour durch den 16-jährigen Fabian Schmutzler. Dies wird alles in der aktuellen Folge von Shortleg mit Tomas "Shorty" Seyler, Kevin Barth und Marvin van den Boom besprochen, die mit Rowby-John Rodriguez einen aktueller Grand Slam Teilnehmer zu Gast haben. Alle Infos: www.dartn.de/Shortleg Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Der Grand Slam of Darts steht an, die Pro Tour Saison ist zu Ende gespielt und eine Sensationsstory auf der Development Tour durch den 16-jährigen Fabian Schmutzler. Dies wird alles in der aktuellen Folge von Shortleg mit Tomas "Shorty" Seyler, Kevin Barth und Marvin van den Boom besprochen, die mit Rowby-John Rodriguez einen aktueller Grand Slam Teilnehmer zu Gast haben. Alle Infos: www.dartn.de/Shortleg

Der Grand Slam of Darts steht an, die Pro Tour Saison ist zu Ende gespielt und eine Sensationsstory auf der Development Tour durch den 16-jährigen Fabian Schmutzler. Dies wird alles in der aktuellen Folge von Shortleg mit Tomas "Shorty" Seyler, Kevin Barth und Marvin van den Boom besprochen, die mit Rowby-John Rodriguez einen aktueller Grand Slam Teilnehmer zu Gast haben. Alle Infos: www.dartn.de/Shortleg

Der Grand Slam of Darts steht an, die Pro Tour Saison ist zu Ende gespielt und eine Sensationsstory auf der Development Tour durch den 16-jährigen Fabian Schmutzler. Dies wird alles in der aktuellen Folge von Shortleg mit Tomas "Shorty" Seyler, Kevin Barth und Marvin van den Boom besprochen, die mit Rowby-John Rodriguez einen aktuellen Grand Slam Teilnehmer zu Gast haben. Alle Infos: www.dartn.de/Shortleg

Full audio from our October 27 livestream. Featuring host Isaac Azout, special guest Glenn Geffner of Marlins Radio and panelists Kevin Barral, Noah Berger, Alex Carver and John Rodriguez (and producer Ely Sussman). Follow Glenn (@GlennGeffner), Isaac (@IsaacAzout), Kevin (@kevin_barral), Noah (@Trainboy100), Alex (@marlinsminors), John (@MarlinsJohn), Ely (@RealEly) and Fish Stripes (@fishstripes) on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Full audio from our October 27 livestream. Featuring host Isaac Azout, special guest Glenn Geffner of Marlins Radio and panelists Kevin Barral, Noah Berger, Alex Carver and John Rodriguez (and producer Ely Sussman). Follow Glenn (@GlennGeffner), Isaac (@IsaacAzout), Kevin (@kevin_barral), Noah (@Trainboy100), Alex (@marlinsminors), John (@MarlinsJohn), Ely (@RealEly) and Fish Stripes (@fishstripes) on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode we talk about the first few episodes of What if... we discuss if Black Widow was a flop and talk about if superhero movies should be made during the quarantine. Please join Remy, Trevin, Jim, Harley and newcomer John Rodriguez as we discuss all these issues and Jim Kee's birthday. (He's like 64.)

“Time.” Written by John Rodriguez. Performed by Karamo Brown. John is heavily conflicted by the freedom afforded him with an early commutation, leaving him stuck between missing his “family” on the inside and deciphering what's truly real among folks on the outside.   “Writing has the role of regrounding me, being honest with myself and calling myself out a lot - it's like a remolding tool.” - John Rodriguez   Find John on Instagram at @steady_writing.   Written Off contains mature language and themes and may not be appropriate for all listeners. To hear a bleeped version, go to lemonadamedia.com/shows/writtenoff.   Stay up to date with us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram at @LemonadaMedia.    Click this link for a list of current sponsors and discount codes for this show and all Lemonada shows go to lemonadamedia.com/sponsors. Joining Lemonada Premium is a great way to support our show and get bonus content. Subscribe today at bit.ly/lemonadapremium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of a busy stretch of events in the PDC. First, former PDC World Youth Championship finalist Rowby-John Rodriguez (11:35) calls in to reflect on an impressive start to the season as a non tour-card holder, enjoying his darts again and his hopes for the rest of 2021. Then, former Development Tour title winner Rusty-Jake Rodriguez (41:11) joins us to look back on his early career so far, as well as this season and playing against his brother Rowby on the ProTour. Plus, Alex and Burton look ahead to the return of the Challenge Tour this weekend, the Super Series next week - the final events in the race to qualify for the World Matchplay. Enjoy! *** Thank you to our friends at Low6 for sponsoring the Weekly Dartscast. Download the PDC Picks app and get involved in our own contests.  You'll be able to see the picks our co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt have made and compete against them along with other listeners of our podcast! Find out more at weeklydartscast.com/low6 18+ UK residents only. New customers limit one per person. T&C's apply. Please gamble responsibly. begambleaware.org *** Enjoy our podcast? Make a one-off donation on our new Ko-Fi page here: ko-fi.com/weeklydartscast Support us on Patreon from just $2(+VAT): patreon.com/WeeklyDartscast Thank you to our Patreon members: Phil Moss, Gordon Skinner, Jan Echtermann, Thomas Page, Terence Harrison

Patrick and Eric discuss their three favorite themes in game. This is the start of a series since they ran out of time covering three categories. Amusement Parks Dinosaur Island - David Gilmore, Brian Lewis/Pandasaurus  Steam Park Aureliano Buonfino, Lorenzo Silva, Lorenzo Tucci Sorrentino / Cranio Creations Unfair - Joel Finch / CMON Arcadia - Greg Bush, Phil R. Chase / APE games Coaster Park - Scott Almes / Pandasaurus Games Grand Carnival - Rob Cramer / Uproarious Games     City building / planning Suburbia - Ted Alspach / Bezier Urban Sprawl - Chad Jensen / GMT Cities: Skylines – The Board Game High Rise - Gil Hova / Formal Ferret Sprawlopolis - Steven Aramini, Danny Devine, Paul Kluka / Button Shy Quadropolis - François Gandon / DOW Cloud City - Phil Walker-Harding / blue orange Bloom town - Asger Harding Granerud, Daniel Skjold Pedersen / Sidekick games Welcome to Centerville - Chad Jenson / GMT   Civilization Building  Advanced Civ Lauren Banerd, Jim Eliason, Jeff Groteboer, Bruce Harper + 6 more / Avalon Hill Mega Civ - Flo de Haan, John Rodriguez, Francis Tresham / 999 Games Through the Ages - Vlaada Chvátil / CGE Sid Meier's Civilization: The Board Game - Kevin Wilson / Fantasy Flight Civilization: A New Dawn - James Kniffen / Fantasy Flight The Golden Ages - Luigi Ferrini / Quined Games Tapestry - Jamey Stegmaier / Stonemaier   @overthehillier @ericbusemi punchboardmedia.com

Welcome to Season 3 of the MindGames podcast! War, huh? What is it good for? Turns out it's podcasting! In this month's episode we reflect on how games have tackled the politics, drama and desperation of war. Why does war excite so many works of art, and can an interactive medium truly capture the horror and the atrocity of conflict? Join us as we delve into how we wage miniature warfare, and what that says about our real world. Content warning: A (brief) discussion of historic genocide.   Today's Games (in order of appearance): Diplomacy (Allan B. Calhamer) Game of Thrones (Christian T. Petersen) Western Empires (Flo de Haan, Gerart de Haan, John Rodriguez and Francis Tresham) Call of Duty (Activision/Treyarch) Total War (Creative Assembly) Memories Retold (Digixart) Through the Darkest of Times (Paintbucket Games) This War of Mine (11 Bit Studios) Disco Elysium (ZA/UM) Twilight Struggle (Ananda Gupta and Jason Matthews) Warhammer: Age of Sigmar & Warhammer 40k (Games Workshop) God of War (Santa Monica Studio) The Division (Ubisoft)   **This Month's Weird Game** Metal Waltz: Anime Tank Girls (Shanghai JingCai Computer Software Development Co., Ltd)   **The MindGames Game** Pass the warhead - Starts with a fuse of 3. Who gets it 1st is decided at random. Correct answer does not decrease the timer and passes it to the other person. If the weapon is real and featured in a game, the correct answer will be a real weapon because that came first. Wrong answer decreases it by 1. Real life Weapon of War or video game weapon? The Tachanka - REAL LIFE The Blutsauger - GAME THE DMR - GAME The Puckle gun - REAL LIFE The EX grenade - GAME Zanbatō - REAL LIFE Who Me? - REAL LIFE Belle-Magrave 4.46 mm rifle - GAME M7 Lancer - GAME The Chicken Powered Nuclear Bomb - REAL LIFE The Staff of Jordan - GAME   Did you enjoy the first episode of season three? Let us know at themindgamespodcast@gmail.com Don't forget to follow us on Twitter at @mindgamespod for updates whenever new episodes go live, plus all the behind-the-scenes MindGames madness.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” talks it over with former Cardinal John Rodriguez.  Playing with Edmonds, Pujols, etc.  Winning a World Series title in ‘06 and the “JRod” nickname that Tony did not approve.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” talks it over with former Cardinal John Rodriguez. Playing with Jim Edmonds, Albert Pujols, etc. Winning a World Series title in ‘06 and the “JRod” nickname that Tony LaRussa did not approve.

Tenure in the business, Charlie Marlow "the new guy" joining Scoops, the Demoff graphic, John Rodriguez and more. Martin & Marlow and the Kilcoyne Conversation beginning this week on Scoops too.

Bart Damons and John Rodriguez share how they make sure our customers get the services they need to for their projects. They explain some things to consider before getting into an IT project and more efficient ways to get through it.

One of Flycast Partners Business Analysts shares his journey to get where he is today.

  We talked with Gillian Conrad from the Berrien County Health Department, Lakeshore Baseball coach Mark Nate, St. Joe Softball coach Joe Spitale, Berrien Springs Track coach John Rodriguez, and Bridgman Baseball coach Justin Hahaj...    

Categories of Safeguarding to consider: 1. Cash Flow and Profitability 2. Organizational Culture and Employees 3. Asset and Liabilities 4. Information, Data, Network 5. Structure

Ep. #008: Join Evan and John Rodriguez as John takes us through his baseball journey, talks some hitting including his thoughts on hand path and launch angle, and shares his World Series experience. What You'll Learn: 01:20-  John's baseball journey 05:06-  Road to the majors07:40-  Hitting in front of Albert Pujols11:45-  How he felt when he was signed by the NY Yankees13:30-  Keys to success when it comes to hitting14:50-  Good hand path15:50-  Thoughts on Launch angle20:04-  Tradeoffs on the road to success22:50-  The importance of Mindset26:27-  Playing in the World SeriesThank you for being here with us!  Evan and the Born To Baseball Team are looking forward to celebrating your success and sharing this journey together. If you enjoyed this episode please consider leaving a rating or review on Apple or wherever you're listening here. This will help other ball players find the Born To Baseball Podcast and give us more chances to shout out our listeners!    Now, let's play ball!Read show notes here.Show Links:Email: Jrod411925@yahoo.comWebsite: https://www.yyaa.org/yorkville-baseball-academyBorn To Baseball Links:Born To Baseball Website BTB Travel Team & Training TrackerInstagram: @borntobaseball Facebook Twitter: @bornto_baseballBorn To Baseball App (BETA Test) on AppleBorn To Baseball App (BETA Test) on Google Play

Ep. #008: Join Evan and John Rodriguez as John takes us through his baseball journey, talks some hitting including his thoughts on hand path and launch angle, and shares his World Series experience.  What You’ll Learn:  01:20-  John’s baseball journey  05:06-  Road to the majors 07:40-  Hitting in front of Albert Pujols 11:45-  How he […]

CStore Decisions Editor John Lofstock speaks with John Rodriguez, the Chief Operating Officer for First Coast Energy/Daily's Convenience Stores about its donation of 2,000 care packages to those in need during the COVID-19 crises.

All of your burning questions shall be addressed! Why is there something rather than nothing? Quid est veritas? War, huh! What is it good for? Why do birds suddenly appear every time a Knizia game is near? Rest assured that the topics covered are vast--Macross, objectivism, fictional Thai kick boxers, and so much more. Featuring special guests Dan Thurot (spacebiff.com), Charlie Theel (playerelimination.com), and Kellen and Mark from Board Game Barrage (boardgamebarrage.com).AYURIS: Discover: Lands Unknown 2m33s (Corey Konieczka, Fantasy Flight, 2018)Games Played Last Week:-Blitzkrieg! 4m27s (Paolo Mori, PSC Games, 2019)-Horizon Wars: Zero Dark 6m56s (Robey Jenkins, Self-published, 2020)-The Fox in the Forest Duet 10m35s (Foxtrot Games, Renegade Game Studios, 2020)-Mezo 12m22s (John Clowdus, Kolossal Games, 2019) -Mega Civilization 17m40s (Flo de Haan, John Rodriguez, & Francis Tresham, 999 Games, 2015)-Battle for Biternia 24m31s (Chris Faulkenberry, Stone Circle Games, 2018)-Piratenbillard 28m33s (Reinhold Wittig, ABACUSSPIELE, 1959)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Kwapinski ushers in the Dark Ages 31m07s-Meeple Circus goes giant 32m22s-Minimizing the sting of isolation during COVID-19 22m59sTopic: Omnibus Questions 37m00s

All of your burning questions shall be addressed! Why is there something rather than nothing? Quid est veritas? War, huh! What is it good for? Why do birds suddenly appear every time a Knizia game is near? Rest assured that the topics covered are vast--Macross, objectivism, fictional Thai kick boxers, and so much more. Featuring special guests Dan Thurot (spacebiff.com), Charlie Theel (playerelimination.com), and Kellen and Mark from Board Game Barrage (boardgamebarrage.com).AYURIS: Discover: Lands Unknown 2m33s (Corey Konieczka, Fantasy Flight, 2018)Games Played Last Week:-Blitzkrieg! 4m27s (Paolo Mori, PSC Games, 2019)-Horizon Wars: Zero Dark 6m56s (Robey Jenkins, Self-published, 2020)-The Fox in the Forest Duet 10m35s (Foxtrot Games, Renegade Game Studios, 2020)-Mezo 12m22s (John Clowdus, Kolossal Games, 2019) -Mega Civilization 17m40s (Flo de Haan, John Rodriguez, & Francis Tresham, 999 Games, 2015)-Battle for Biternia 24m31s (Chris Faulkenberry, Stone Circle Games, 2018)-Piratenbillard 28m33s (Reinhold Wittig, ABACUSSPIELE, 1959)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Kwapinski ushers in the Dark Ages 31m07s-Meeple Circus goes giant 32m22s-Minimizing the sting of isolation during COVID-19 22m59sTopic: Omnibus Questions 37m00s

The SXSW Startup Crawl is just around the corner! Before that happens, learn about how it all got started with Allyson Weber and John Rodriguez as they explain all the craziness that took place to make one of the best kick-off events to the biggest tech startup event in Austin. Don't forget to sign up for this year's SXSW Startup Crawl on Friday, March 13th! Grab a group of friends and tour the latest and greatest of Austin's startup community.

Credits: Music and lyrics by Charles Wesley, John Rodriguez, Jordan McDonald, and David McDonald Produced and Engineered by Jordan McDonald and John Rodriguez Mixed and mastered by Jaben Pennell at Vibehouse Productions

Having worked with countless organizations over the years, I've seen many people struggle to step into the nonprofit leadership role. It can be disheartening for sure, as these are individuals who have committed their lives to make the world a better place. But having a passion for a cause isn't necessarily the same as possessing the leadership skills required to guide an organization. Think of it this way: Just because someone is a great player doesn't mean they'd make a great coach. These are two very different yet equally valuable roles. To ensure your own organization—the one you've poured your heart and soul into—has the proper nonprofit leadership, you need to understand what makes a great leader. And it starts by looking at the following: October 15, 2019 by John Rodriguez

As the leader of your nonprofit, chances are you've struggled with the decision about whether or not to hire a marketing team. Though you want to increase awareness of your organization and boost donations, there's that underlying fear of failure that prevents you from contacting an outside party. What if they don't grasp the importance of your mission? What if their efforts are no more successful than your own? What if your nonprofit winds up losing money, forcing you to shut it down? The simple fact is that if you don't take the leap, you may never see your organization achieve its full potential. You need an effective marketing strategy in place to connect to those your mission resonates with. And to develop such a strategy, you need to hire a marketing team that knows how to communicate your message to potential donors and volunteers at every stage. Choosing to hire a marketing team (the right marketing team, that is) can take your organization to the next level, garnering support from those who wouldn't otherwise know your nonprofit exists. Further, doing so allows you to focus on what's really important: serving your cause. Understanding the Value of a Marketing Team | Separating Fact from Fiction October 1, 2019, by John Rodriguez

Listen to John Rodriguez, MD as he discusses the benefits of bariatric surgery, common barriers and misconceptions, and the criteria for bariatric surgery candidates. Plus, learn about the types of surgical procedures used for weight loss and the support offered to bariatric surgery patients at Cleveland Clinic.

What is your goal as a leader of your organization? It's to grow beyond where you currently are, right? You want to know what lies ahead and how to plan for an ever-changing market. At some point, you'll need to take a serious look at your marketing budget. And by serious, I mean not just arbitrarily looking in the rearview mirror to determine what lies on the road ahead, but instead having a vision as to where you want to go and developing a sound marketing strategy that will get you there. Of course, to develop a marketing strategy, you'll need a marketing budget. There are 2 types of budgeting that directly conflict with one another: zero-based budgeting and advertising-to-sales-ratio budgeting. Which is best? This conundrum leaves you feeling stuck—like you've been placed between a rock and a hard place. The left hand is attracted to the focus that zero-based budgeting provides. You feel in control of what is going where. On the other hand—you know, the right one—you understand that there needs to be a long-term, incremental approach to brand building in order to create an organization that outlasts market shifts. Is that advertising-to-sales-ratio budgeting? Ehhh, not really. In this article, we will unpack the following approaches to budgeting for your marketing efforts… Zero-Based Budgeting Approach Advertising-to-Sales-Ratio Budgeting Approach The “Third Way” Approach September 10, 2019, by John Rodriguez

John Rodriguez, one of our Business Analyst at Flycast Partners, joins us in this podcast to tell us about his unique journey that led him into IT. Despite the crazy ride to get to where he is right now, John continues to work hard to achieve his continuous success. Get to know John here!

We've heard rumors and rumblings that Star Wars might be dead...but is it? Star Wars is as personal as religion and politics....hell, for some Star Wars IS religion and politics. Alex and Ro discuss how some fans interpret this notion with the help of Twitter followers comments as well as some personal ideas. Plus, we announce our winners for the John Rodriguez original ATAT art, a wonderful water color print created by local Chicago artist. Star Wars tech by Raul mares, we talk about new leadership at Lucasfilm and what that might mean for the franchise going forward, and more. And don't miss a new intro track produced by our friend and loyal follower Oli K and 'Jasper'.

Find him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alphaignition/ Follow us: https://www.instagram.com/rexin_around/ https://www.instagram.com/clonin_around/ https://www.instagram.com/whostaylor/

Still Asking…Who Are The Sixers? (PST Show #311)We're in the second-round of the NBA Playoffs! As fans, we're excited as to how far this Philadelphia 76'ers team has come. Yet, we're still asking ourselves; who are the Sixers? To get into this Sixers team and how they've fared in the postseason to date, we brought Josh Rodriguez from The Dime with Josh Rodriguez podcast on the show with us this week.But first, Maikel Franco is one of the best, if not the best, 8-spot hitter in Major League Baseball. He's been critical to the Phillies' success. (4:25)Then we dove into how the Flyers may address free agency in just a couple months. Who might they realistically be looking at to jumpstart this team in 2019-2020? (12:05)This week on the Highbrow Segment, we talked about women's professional hockey, and what the future holds for the sport. Why hasn't the NHL and Gary Bettman taken any proactive interest in reviving women's professional hockey? (20:55)On our Lowbrow Segment this week, we discussed another fun list; our top Philly sports "what ifs" moments. (35:10)What we're throwing down on the Table this week is an interview with John Rodriguez about how this Sixers team has been performing in the playoffs, and what we can expect from the remainder of this series against the Raptors. It's a great interview you won't want to miss! (49:00)

Join Dr. Hank, AGENT WEALTH SUCCESS, and John Rodriguez, CEO at SavvyMedia, and learn about the most effective marketing strategies available today to get leads! You will learn about: 3 Step process to get listings on Facebook! The Recipe to capture Sellers & Buyers! How to create ads to meet the needs of these Prospects! EXCLUSIVE FREE OFFER - Get RE Lead Crushers that guarantees at least 50 LEADS a month - 5 times the closing rate of Zillow & Realtor.com! DONE FOR YOU 50% OFFER - Get Leads, ISA (Inside Sales Agent) follows up on leads and then hands the leads off to You for 50% off! Plus, how to have a "JUST DON'T QUIT" mindset with Savvy Media and John Rodriguez!!!  

Another round about the sun is complete, at least for those who acknowledge that sort of thing. I'm certain there must be a strand of Flat Eartherism that bows to the reality of the Earth's orbit--I could find out, but boardgaming already more than satisfies my desire for obscure minutia. We look back at the releases of the year, agreeing on many things but rather sharply disagreeing on others. There will be lists! And categories! Oh, the pageantry! Games Played Last Week: -Space Hulk: Second Edition 1m30s (Dean Bass, Andy Chambers, Chris Colston, Richard Halliwell, Jervis Johnson, Andy Jones, & Paul Murphy, Games Workshop, 1996)-Senji 2m58s (Bruno Cathala & Serge Laget, Asmodee, 2008)-Terraforming Mars 6m19s (Jacob Fryxelius, Stronghold, 2016)-Dinosaur Island 6m58s (Jonathan Gilmour & Brian Lewis, Pandasaurus, 2017)-Cryptid 12m14s (Hal Duncan & Ruth Veevers, Osprey Games, 2018)-Mega Civilization 13m26s (Flo de Haan, John Rodriguez, & Francis Tresham, Pegasus, 2015)-Welcome To... 20m12s (Benoit Turpin, Blue Cocker Games, 2018)-Reef 21m20s (Emerson Matsuuchi, Next Move Games, 2018)-Menara 22m18s (Oliver Richtberg, ZOCH, 2018)-Diamonds 23m00s (Mike Fitzgrald, Stronghold, 2016)2018 Year in Review Personal Top 10s 23m59sSVWAG Game of the Year 45m06sOther Categories 48m30s

Another round about the sun is complete, at least for those who acknowledge that sort of thing. I'm certain there must be a strand of Flat Eartherism that bows to the reality of the Earth's orbit--I could find out, but boardgaming already more than satisfies my desire for obscure minutia. We look back at the releases of the year, agreeing on many things but rather sharply disagreeing on others. There will be lists! And categories! Oh, the pageantry! Games Played Last Week: -Space Hulk: Second Edition 1m30s (Dean Bass, Andy Chambers, Chris Colston, Richard Halliwell, Jervis Johnson, Andy Jones, & Paul Murphy, Games Workshop, 1996)-Senji 2m58s (Bruno Cathala & Serge Laget, Asmodee, 2008)-Terraforming Mars 6m19s (Jacob Fryxelius, Stronghold, 2016)-Dinosaur Island 6m58s (Jonathan Gilmour & Brian Lewis, Pandasaurus, 2017)-Cryptid 12m14s (Hal Duncan & Ruth Veevers, Osprey Games, 2018)-Mega Civilization 13m26s (Flo de Haan, John Rodriguez, & Francis Tresham, Pegasus, 2015)-Welcome To... 20m12s (Benoit Turpin, Blue Cocker Games, 2018)-Reef 21m20s (Emerson Matsuuchi, Next Move Games, 2018)-Menara 22m18s (Oliver Richtberg, ZOCH, 2018)-Diamonds 23m00s (Mike Fitzgrald, Stronghold, 2016)2018 Year in Review Personal Top 10s 23m59sSVWAG Game of the Year 45m06sOther Categories 48m30s

Nick Lucena winked, and only one person in the stadium could have possibly seen it: head ref John Rodriguez. Lucena had always been known for his fiery demeanor, and though Rodriguez cannot recall the exact year of the wink, he estimates it came at a tournament in Florida, when Lucena and Phil Dalhausser were playing Matt Olson and Kevin Wong, which would date it to the mid-2000s, which also dates it to when Lucena’s temper was nearing its zenith. Or was that temper just theatrics? Something for the crowd to enjoy, an added element to an excellent match between one storied team and the next great one? Perhaps, as it goes sometimes, it’s a bit of both. “Phil [Dalhausser] chucked a set,” recalled Rodriguez, one of the most well-known and well-respected refs on the AVP Tour and p1440. “Which is rare but it happened, and I tweeted it. Nick [Lucena] comes – they were getting killed in the second set against Kevin [Wong] and Matty [Olson] – flying over to my stand.” And here is where the disconnect between crowd and players and refs begins, in that intimate space between ref stand and player, where only two individuals know what’s being said in the conversation. “He goes ‘John, give me a yellow card, I’ve gotta get fired up,’” Rodriguez, said, laughing. “And he’s flailing his arms at me, and I’m like ‘Oh, alright, this isn’t so bad.’ And he says ‘Play along with me’ and I’m pointing at him and he’s pointing at me, and we’re not going overboard with it, but he says ‘Give me one more second and then give me a yellow card.’ So I said ‘Just don’t slam my stand or hit anything because then I have to give you a red card.’ “So he goes around a little bit longer and finally I tweet, give him a yellow card, and the audience goes ‘Booooo!’ And Nick’s pointing back at me and then he winks at me. It was just a fun time.” Ah, yes, few on top of the stand, or maybe even in the entire game, players included, have as much fun as Rodriguez, this week’s guest on SANDCAST: Beach Volleyball with Tri Bourne and Travis Mewhirter. The paths for a male to become a professional beach volleyball player are few and far between, no two the same. The paths for a male to become a professional beach volleyball referee are even more circuitous.   “We do not,” Rodriguez said repeatedly, “do this for the money. We do this because we love the game.” Rest assured, Rodriguez does not, or initially did not, get into the game for the money. For the first handful of years in which he was involved in the game, he was a volunteer, a 20-something-year-old ball shagger. “The opportunity as an adult ball shagger, I’m like this older guy amidst all these kids chasing balls next to me and just loving it, loving the game, getting to play afterwards on the pro courts,” Rodriguez said. He shagged balls for so many years, in fact, that the AVP finally shrugged its shoulders and figured why not get the guy involved in a few more capacities? Maybe put him in the information booth, chat with the VIPs? After a few more years of that, the head ref at the time approached him and said “Hey, I know you know the game, and you’re already traveling with the AVP, so I know you could save me a lot of money if I could just use you for one day, maybe two days if we use you as an official,” Rodriguez recalled. “’So I said ‘Yeah, sure, that’ll be cool.’” He worked Thursdays and Fridays as a ref, and when the bigger matches began, the more established refs were called in and Rodriguez, known affectionately as J-Rod among players and fans alike, would return to the information booths or wherever his talents and passion were needed. Soon enough, Rodriguez could no longer be found in information booths or with the VIPs. No, John Rodriguez was a ref, from Qualifier Thursday to Finals Sunday, culminating in his Twitter handle becoming @avpjrod.   “I had no idea it would go on this path,” he said. “I’m loving it. And we do this because we love the sport. I think I’ve said that, sorry, but we enjoy what we do, and I think it shows from, all of us, sometimes we’re at the site from 6:30 to 7, whatever it is. It is a long day, but when we look back, and the day closes, we’re like ‘Hey, that was a great day! We had the best seats in the house, or standing, whatever it may be, we saw some amazing volleyball, and it’s all worth it.’ The fatigue seems to go away and you wake up in the morning, get on your horse, and do the same thing again. We really love it.”  

Tune in to hear all about Shawn Pryor's Kickstarter campaign for his awesome comic, Lifted of Gods & Thieves! Shawn, John Rodriguez, Keith Cunningham, Chris Murrin, Uko Smith, and George Gant are making something special and they need your support. Go to www.liftedgodsthieves.com today to support this campaign! Remember to subscribe and rate the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. BlackComicsChat Intro/Outro Beatbox by Afua Richardson

Danny and Heather sit down with Star Wars cosplayer, John Rodriguez (@AlphaIgnition) to talk everything from the 501st, Rebel Legion, and custom lightsabers to meeting Kanan Jarrus himself, Freddie Prinze, Jr, and Ray Park!    If you haven’t already please like and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter – @kesselrunweekly and you can SUBSCRIBE to our Youtube and rate and review us on iTunes, Google Play or Stitcher!

Today we caught up with John Rodriguez, aka J-Ro, a brand and marketing strategist currently working at Stage Two. In this episode we dig into the world of building hardware, brand and product marketing, working with early stage startups, and so much more.

Mell & Chris talk about his motorcycle trip the the "Tail of the Dragon", then Mell talks to Evolutionary Band leader (and now retired teacher) Norm McIntosh. Then she also speaks with Nickel Belt MPP France Gelinas about the passing of former Sudbury mayor (and MP) John Rodriguez.

This week's episode features two guests: John Rodriguez and Mira Mortal, the artist and writer of a gripping new horror comic, Made-Up: Zombie Clown Circus from Source Point Press. John and Mira give listeners an in-depth look at not only the inspiration behind the graphic novel, but also their dynamic as a creative team. Their chemistry is apparent on and off the comic book page as the duo share hilarious observations on horror movies, childhood injuries and animated gifs featuring Samuel L. Jackson. 

This week's episode features two guests: John Rodriguez and Mira Mortal, the artist and writer of a gripping new horror comic, Made-Up: Zombie Clown Circus from Source Point Press. John and Mira give listeners an in-depth look at not only the inspiration behind the graphic novel, but also their dynamic as a creative team. Their chemistry is apparent on and off the comic book page as the duo share hilarious observations on horror movies, childhood injuries and animated gifs featuring Samuel L. Jackson. 

An interactive discussion about acute cholecystitis disease between Jeffrey Ponsky, MD and John Rodriguez, MD. Dr. Rodriguez is a general surgery staff surgeon in department of surgery at Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, OH. Dr. Ponsky, is a professor of surgery at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine and Department of Surgery at Cleveland Clinic. Table of Contents 00:57:01|Acute Cholecystitis: Simple Versus Mitigating Cases 07:12:11|Management Of Cholecystostomy Tube 08:59:20|After The Tube: Operative Planning For Sick Patients 11:17:32|Operative Technique For Simple Acute Cholecystitis 15:18:54|Intra-operative Challenges 20:33:55|Cholangiograms 23:27:10|Transcystic Antegrade Sphincteroplasty 25:37:32|Difficult Dissections

When someone says they were "called" into ministry, exactly what does that mean? Should we assume that God spoke to them audibly? How can a person really tell if God is calling them to church ministry as a vocation? We look at the right and wrong reasons people choose church ministry as a profession. Here is the free download, Ten Tips To Discover Whether God Has Called You To Church Ministry Be sure to give us a review on ITunes! This helps us get the word out! Transcript of Today's Show “Calling” is a difficult concept because it is primarily subjective. I mean, I don’t know anyone who relates their story entering church ministry because they were awakened one night and God said, [Deep voice] “Get on your feet. You’re going to seminary.” But seriously, how does someone discern whether God has called them into church ministry? First, God is Sovereign. What does that have to do with calling? Actually, just about everything. God calls individuals to serve in His Church. It is His Church, so he gets to select those who will carry out his plans and purposes. Sovereignty means that God doesn’t consult with humans first before calling someone to serve as a minister in his church. Sovereignty also means that education, talent or personality is not relevant to God.  He does not depend on strength or abilities to accomplish the tasks He wants done. That reality is both freeing and humbling at the same time. Jesus bypassed the educated and eloquent scribes and Pharisees, choosing men who, for the most part ignored church. Peter and the other disciples knew more curse words than scripture verses. In fact, Matthew loved wealth and cheating people on their taxes far more than kneeling in prayer. Please understand: I am not criticizing seminary or even natural talent per se, but I do want to introduce an important perspective: The apostles were totally unqualified to be ministers by today’s standards, yet they turned the world upside down. Is there anyone who honestly feels that Peter would graduate any of our theological institutions today? Yet Peter used the keys Christ gave him to initiate the church age and later to open the church to non-Jews which was unprecedented. Intelligence and natural abilities can be useful tools, but that is all. If God hasn’t called you, no amount of seminary education or speaking skill will suffice. Academic achievement is only useful as an instrument to advance God’s purposes. Nothing more. Sovereignty means that God chooses whom he wants, when he wants for what he wants. A calling is really more about God than us. Before we look into some principles for calling, let me take a few moments to discuss some sure signs a person either is not called or perhaps not ready for pastoral ministry. Motivation plays a major role in ministry calling. Individuals desire to become pastors or church leaders for a variety of reasons and not all of them are inspirational. First, sometimes individuals pursue ministry to gain affirmation or recognition. One perks of serving as a pastor or ministry leader is the thrill of publically sharing the Word of God. It is a privilege to potentially impact lives in a meaningful way. Honestly, there is nothing quite like preaching under the anointing of the Holy Spirit. Sensing God’s Presence with you while you speak is pretty cool. On occasion, folks will come up after I preach to compliment me about something I said in my sermon. That is always nice. However, if you crave that or need that affirmation, something is broken. Second, some are drawn to the ministry because they want to be recognized as an authority. Using Reverend in your introduction can garner respect as a spiritual leader in the eyes of the public. To those considering full time church ministry, I can report to you that it is difficult and challenging at times.  If you’re not genuinely called to this, you will live a very disappointing life.  One thing you will learn rather quickly is some people praise you to your face but criticize you behind your back. If you got into ministry for affirmation, you are more likely to get the stuffing knocked out of you than praised for all your hard work. By contrast, someone who is called understands that people are fickle. They don’t serve people to get love or acceptance. They serve people to express God’s love and carry out His directives. As a minister, you get plenty of practice loving the unlovely, blessing those who hate you, serving those who are unthankful and encouraging those who disagree with you all to advance the Kingdom of God. Part of ongoing ministry training is dealing redemptively with the capriciousness of people in your congregation. As a pastor or church leader, people will say and do things that will disappoint, annoy and even anger you at times. God uses the weaknesses of people to train ministry leaders to be free from craving human praise like the Pharisees of Jesus’ day. God wants his ministers to serve him, irrespective of how we are treated. Third, similar to wanting respect, some pursue ministry leadership to get a title. They want to be called, “Reverend,” “Pastor” or even, “Bishop.” What I am about to say will upset some of you, so let me ask you to forgive me ahead of time. Can we be totally honest for a moment? Nowhere in scripture are pastors or ministers titled. There is not a single instance when early church leaders are addressed by titles like Apostle Peter, Prophet Agabus, Bishop Timothy or Evangelist Apollo. The concept of titles for ministers was of little interest to Peter, Paul, James or John. The New Testament refers to apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers in Ephesians 4:11-16. Each time these terms are used, they describe a function, not a title. If you don’t understand that, you will misunderstand calling all together. In our society, if you attend college and graduate school, you can acquire a doctorate. That qualifies you for a name change. You’re no longer John Rodriguez. You are now Dr. Rodriguez. Education changes how you are titled. If you graduate medical school, people no longer refer to you as Jeff Greenberg. Now you are Dr. Greenberg. We have essentially adopted the same practice for ministers. Upon graduation from seminary or Bible School, church leaders get a Reverend in front of their names; I guess that is still better than a few hundred years ago when people referred to clergy as, Divines, but that is for another day. There is nothing ostensibly wrong with a title in itself. It can identify your vocation to those who don’t know you, but it also can create some ego issues. A person is a pastor, when they excel at doing pastoral or shepherding work; carrying out the daily labor of equipping, training and effectively leading a congregation to serve Christ. That is how pastor’s function. Someone is an evangelist when they excel at winning people to Christ consistently and then train other believers to do the same.  You’re not an evangelist because you get a new business card. The results or the function demonstrates what God has called you to do on His behalf. When a person is ordained properly, seasoned leaders together with a congregation recognize their calling to ministry by how they function. They have regularly demonstrated the practices associated with their calling, so other season leaders partner with God to authorize a candidate to be publicly recognized in that job. A calling to become a pastor or ministry leader is humbling. Titles should be used sparingly if at all. I have several friends with doctorates in various fields. They are qualified to be addressed as Dr., but few of them demand they be addressed in this way. I recognize their achievement, yet I still call them by their first names. It is not because I disrespect them, but because their significance is not their title, but their person. I realize what I have just said is somewhat controversial for some of you, so I invite you to investigate what scripture teaches and come to your own conclusion. Jesus spoke about those who desire to be titled rabbi, teacher or father in Matthew 23:7,8. In this context, Jesus criticizes the clergy of his day, saying that they don’t practice what they teach. He then says quote: “They love to receive respectful greetings as they walk in the marketplaces, and to be called ‘Rabbi.’ “Don’t let anyone call you ‘Rabbi,’ for you have only one teacher, and all of you are equal as brothers and sisters.” Let’s pause for a moment to recall who Jesus is addressing. In the midst of an argument with the Pharisees, Jesus turns to the future leaders of His Church to warn them. He instructs the apostles to steer clear of trying to gain recognition, praise or honor from people by seeking titles. He notes how the Pharisees used titles to exalt themselves. As many of you know, I’ve been a pastor for several decades. I believe that pastors and church leaders deserve godly respect. In his first letter to the Thessalonians 5:12,13, Paul charges the congregation to respect and appreciate their leaders because of the work they do. Respect is appropriate. I am not leading a new crusade against titles; that is not my point. But we need to get real about who we are as pastors and church leaders. I am an ordained minister. I have the reverend title, but seldom if ever use it. If I need a title to get respect, something is deficient in my character. As strange as this may seem, we live in a day when you can attend a seminary, either in person or online, complete a course of study, earn the title of reverend, yet still be an atheist! There are seminaries throughout the world paying professors to teach that scripture is archaic. Men and women graduate some seminaries embracing beliefs contrary to basic Christianity. If a diploma qualifies a calling, we are in deep trouble. Several years ago I met a minister who had been educated in the finest institutions in the world. He held several degrees; could speak five languages fluently and knew his denomination’s theology inside and out. I met him coincidentally enough at the altar of a small store-front church where he acknowledged he did not know God and wanted to invite Jesus into his heart. Education, talent or ability does not determine if God has called you into ministry.  Adding reverend to your name is a poor reason for pursuing a calling to church ministry. The reality is that the majority of a minister’s time will be spent in the mundane. To do this ministry correctly, you will spend a lot of time alone with God, studying scripture, worshipping and trying to discern God’s purpose and direction for the church you’ve been called to serve. On a daily basis you will serve the needs of other people in 100 inconvenient ways. The very word minister literally means is doulos, which means “servant” or “slave.” That means you are God’s servant doing His bidding and that often means going unrecognized and unappreciated. It is part of the job description. Fourth, there are a few people who are attracted to ministry because they are, well lazy. They view ministry as easy living. One of the more annoying jokes ministers put up with is that we only work two hours a week. Unfortunately, some people actually believe that. They don’t see the hours of study, prayer, counseling problem people, planning, visiting the sick, funerals, reading, resolving conflict with unhappy congregants or board members, comforting the hurting, managing staff, committee meetings, budget meetings and the hundred and one other demands on your time. Like any vocation, there are people who goof off. Lazy ministers don’t last very long. The principle of sowing and reaping catches up fast and reality drives them to seek another way of life. Finally, some think they should be in ministry because they like the idea of public speaking.  On a few occasions, I have been approached by people who wanted to preach in the worst way. When I finally gave them a chance, they got their wish: they preached in the worst way. All the while, they thought preaching and public speaking was easy, but anyone can flap their gums behind a lectern. To speak for God and with God is rare skill. A silver tongue is not required to be a spokesperson for God. The Bible is replete with those who were not the most polished speakers, but they each had something significant to say. I’ve known several ministers through the years who had no problem speaking in public but never said anything worth hearing. Don’t assume the gift of gab indicates a call. So, those are a few of the wrong motivations to go into ministry. What about the right ones? What are some clear indicators that God has called you into church ministry? #1 - I would say that first and foremost, you are a genuine lover of God. If God has called you to the ministry, you think about, dream about and find that your interests center around the church; not just your local church, but the church as a whole. When God calls you to church ministry, the scriptures, particularly the letters to Timothy and Titus stir your heart. These were written to church leaders and you find yourself wanting a deeper understanding of what Paul is saying. As a young man, before I knew God was calling me to ministry, I went from being an occasional reader to a voracious consumer of Christian books, articles and magazines. I couldn’t get enough and the majority of my fascination centered on teaching, preaching, pastoring and church-related subjects. I didn’t have an ambition at that time to make ministry my vocation. I just loved everything in scripture related to leadership. #2 - Another sign that God has called you is a genuine desire to help people. This also applies to other vocations too, but it really makes little sense to become a church leader if you don’t have a passion to better peoples’ lives. You need to be someone who has matured beyond a self-centered outlook on life. A mature person knows the difference between calling and separation. Just because you show signs that God is calling you doesn’t mean you are ready to launch out into full time ministry. Paul was called on the road to Damascus, but he was separated to do the work of ministry years later in Antioch, as outlined in Acts 13. There is almost always a time-frame between the initial calling of God and the release to do the work. Jesus taught in John chapter 10 that a true shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. He contrasts this with a hired hand who abandons the flock if trouble starts. A legitimate calling means that you don’t quit just because the going gets tough. Let me tell you something. Every minister will feel like quitting at some point. I have felt that strong urge at least 100 times during my career. Just because you are a pastor doesn’t mean you don’t get discouraged. My pastor wanted to quit one day. A more experienced pastor told him, “It’s Monday. Everyone wants to quit on Monday. Wait until Wednesday and talk to me if you still feel the same way.” Needless to say, he never quit. If you are called of God, you can’t quit, because like Peter, there is no plan B. Walking away from my calling is telling Jesus that I won’t do what He has asked me to do. At the end of day, I can’t do that. Someone who is in ministry for the wrong reasons can just quit and never think about it again. A truly called person, can’t do that. He may want to, but his conscience won’t stop affecting him. #3 - If you are called, people naturally come to you for advice, counsel, or help. You are the person people come to find solutions or direction. They look to you for encouragement or comfort. Without saying it, they look to you like a shepherd. #4 - Jesus taught that fruit is the strongest indicator of a true calling. If you are called to pastor, you are able to relieve people of stress and help them feel whole again.   If God has called you to become an evangelist, you always seem to encounter people at the moment they are ready to receive Christ. That doesn’t necessarily mean you are called to full time ministry, but that is a start in right direction. If you hang around me for any amount of time, God is going to teach you something. Why? That is my gift. We may just be having coffee, but normally, something gets said that will impact your present or future. It has little to do with an innate ability on my part, or education or brilliance. The gift God put in my spills out. I have a close friend whose gift of pastoring just oozes from everything he does. When you spend any time with him, you feel God caring for you. I have another friend with a powerful ministry of exhortation. You cannot spend an hour with him without getting 10 ideas of how to do more for God. Proverbs tells us that a person’s gift makes room for him. The context is specifically referencing the gift of money, but I believe it has a spiritual application. #5 - If God has called you, other spiritual leaders will affirm that calling in you. Go to them for counsel and prayer. I am always wary of the self-ordained. It doesn’t always mean they are not called, but the confirmation of other spiritual leaders goes a long way to establish the whether a ministry is valid. Finally, one of the challenges in our day and age is this erroneous idea that ministry is always church related. In essence, if God has called you, then you must become a pastor or church leader in order to serve him. Nothing could be further from the truth. Serving the Lord as a minister has been powerful and fulfilling for me as a full time vocation; but that is because serving in this way is God’s will for me. During my years in ministry, I also have worked in the secular arena as a carpenter, insurance salesman, short-order cook and estate planner, though not in that order. I enjoyed each job, but never felt at home in any of them. They did not fit me. I meet people who are called, appointed and anointed to serve the Lord as a nurse, a businessman and even a politician. These callings are just as valid and holy as the call to serve in church ministry. I think if pastors began to preach this in earnest, many people would catch a vision for their true calling instead of wasting their lives doing something God hasn’t called them to do. I believe in my heart of hearts that God has fashioned each believer for full time ministry in some capacity. It may not be in church, but in education or industry or entertainment or wherever you are he has gifted and trained you. A book that had a huge impact on me, and is partly responsible for this podcast is a book by an author with an unusual name: Skye Jethani. He wrote a book called, Futureville that isn’t really about the future, but about discovering our ministry for Christ on this earth. I highly recommend the book. I put together a free download that sums up the points we discussed. You can download it here. Today’s Quote is from Olympic Medalist Mary Lou Retton:   “Each one of us has a fire in our heart for something. It's our goal in life to find it and to keep it lit.”

While at Tech Ed EMEA IT Pro 2008 in Barcelona, Richard and Greg talk to John Rodriguez, a Premier Field Engineer focused on Exchange Server. John walks through the strategies and tactics for troubleshooting problems with Microsoft Exchange Server.