Podcast appearances and mentions of john skinner

John Skinner is a renowned author and videographer with over 50 years of saltwater fishing experience. He is particularly well-known for his expertise in surfcasting for striped bass, albies, and fluke.  His "real job" as a computer scientist at the prestigious Brookhaven National Laboratory means he always asks why? This curiosity has served the surfcasting community very well. Over the years, he has contributed to various publications, including On the Water, The Surfcaster's Journal, and Shallow Water Angler. He is known for his methodical and productive approach to fishing. Recently retired, he now splits his time between Eastern Long Island, New York, and Pine Island, Florida. He shares his knowledge through a top-rated YouTube channel and several self-published books. He is one of the authors I find myself rereading the most. You can buy John's books here. In this episode, Peter Jenkins of the Saltwater Edge podcast converses with renowned author and videographer John Skinner. John shares his exhaustive knowledge and personal experiences from a career spanning over 50 years, touching on the importance of learning local fishing spots and minimizing tackle diversity. They also discuss John's work with underwater video footage, providing invaluable insights into fish behavior. The episode offers practical tips for both beginners and seasoned anglers and culminates with John revealing his favorite fish to catch. 00:00 Introduction to the Saltwater Edge Podcast 00:33 Introducing Today's Guest: John Skinner 01:18 John Skinner's Recent Fishing Adventures 02:12 Challenges and Changes in Fishing Locations 04:36 Unusual Fishing Patterns and Observations 10:30 The Popularity of John Skinner's YouTube Channel 12:27 Deep Dive into Bucktail Fishing Techniques 29:57 John Skinner's Analytical Approach to Fishing 34:51 Discussing Pencil Poppers 35:40 Top Water Lures: Pencil vs. Spook 37:47 Choosing the Right Pencil: Plastic vs. Wood 40:07 Insights from Underwater Videos 41:17 Fluke Fishing Techniques 48:15 Blackfish Behavior and Fishing Tips 52:40 Fishing Tips and Techniques 53:53 The Evolution of Fishing Videos 57:10 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

In 1989, 10-year-old Joshua Dennis went missing in Utah's Hidden Treasure Mine. Despite a massive five-day manhunt, Joshua remained unfound, trapped in the dark, cavernous mine without food, water or light. All hope may have been lost had it not been for angelic protection and guidance.   In this episode I get to meet Joshua Dennis and Garrett Batty, the man who has written and directed the movie based on this miracle. Joshua and Garrett share a bit about the journey getting the testimony on the big screen, a few of the highlights and what they hope viewers will take from the film. Did Joshua suffer with injuries after the incident? He did share with me (after our recording) that he suffered from frostbite on his toes and feet briefly and there was talk about possible amputation, but praise God his feet were healed and he does not suffer long term effects. John Skinner (a major role in the film) is still alive to see this event captured on screen. Apparently he is even more shy than Joshua, but this warmed my heart to know he is able to celebrate with everyone who lived through this event.   To find showtimes, more info, or leave a review for Faith of Angels: faith-of-angels.com   The purpose of Everyday Miracles Podcast is to share the love of Jesus. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed on behalf of guests do not necessarily represent the thoughts of the host. This podcast does not constitute services or medical advice. Please pray and thoroughly research options for medical needs. Listeners and viewers consume this content on a voluntary basis and assume all responsibility for the resulting consequences and impact.   For more testimonies, to apply, to reach Julie: http://everydaymiraclespodcast.com/ Facebook: http://everydaymiraclespodcast.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everydaymir... To email Julie directly: everydaymiraclespodcast@gmail.com

Josh Dennis, a 10-year-old boy, got lost in a mine during a scouting trip. The search for him went on for five days, with hundreds of people involved. John Skinner, whose grandfather used to be the superintendent of the mine,... The post 839 Faith of Angels w/Garrett Batty appeared first on The Cultural Hall Podcast.

Host: Philip Brown, Founder of The Negotiation Club Guest: John Skinner, Business Consultant & Entrepreneur “The essence of negotiation is to understand that not every battle needs to be fought right now.” — Unknown Episode Overview: In this episode of The Negotiation Club Podcast, we are joined by the seasoned negotiator John Skinner, who brings decades of experience in negotiating a vast array of contracts. John delves into the importance of preparation in negotiations, highlighting that while it's possible to prepare for 90% of what is needed—and even up to 99% with thorough brainstorming—there's always that 1% that can catch you off guard, creating an "Oh Shit" moment. It's in these moments that the skill of "parking" an issue becomes invaluable. Instead of panicking or making hasty decisions, staying calm and suggesting that the matter be "parked" for later discussion allows you to keep the negotiation on track and maintain your composure. Why "Parking" is Crucial in Negotiations 1. Prevents Suboptimal Decisions: When an unforeseen issue arises, continuing the discussion without full understanding can lead to less than optimal outcomes. Parking the issue buys you time to gather necessary information and strategise effectively. 2. Maintains Confidence and Control: Pushing forward when unprepared may inadvertently reveal your discomfort or anxiety. Parking the issue allows you to project confidence and control, minimising the risk of the other party leveraging your perceived weaknesses. 3. Improves Strategic Thinking: By parking an issue, you have the opportunity to rethink your strategy, seek advice, and return to the negotiation with a stronger position. This ensures all aspects of the negotiation are handled thoughtfully. Common Mistakes When Parking an Issue 1. Appearing Hesitant or Indecisive: It's crucial to park an issue with confidence. Any hesitation can signal weakness and uncertainty. 2. Failing to Revisit the Parked Issue: Make sure to address parked issues at an appropriate time with adequate preparation. Ignoring them can damage your credibility. 3. Overusing the Technique: Parking too many issues can make you seem unprepared or evasive. Use this technique selectively and strategically. Practicing the "Parking" Technique in Club Meetings 1. Role-Playing Scenarios: Engage in negotiation scenarios where unexpected issues are introduced. Practice parking these issues confidently while maintaining composure. 2. Feedback Sessions: After role-playing, provide feedback on each participant's ability to park an issue. Focus on their body language, tone, and how they plan to revisit the issue. 3. Debriefing: Discuss as a group the parked issues and collaboratively develop strategies to handle them. This helps understand different perspectives and approaches. Negotiation Card: "Parking" We have created a special Negotiation Card titled "Parking" to help you practice this crucial skill in your own negotiations. Each episode of our podcast is accompanied by a Negotiation Card that listeners can use to put the discussed techniques into practice. The "Parking" card is designed to guide you through the process of confidently parking issues during negotiations, ensuring that you remain in control and make well-informed decisions. You can find the "Parking" Negotiation Card and others on our Negotiation Podcast Cards page. Use these cards to enhance your skills and transform your negotiation experiences. FOLLOW, LISTEN & LEARN Tune in to this insightful episode and many more as they are shared to listen and learn from real negotiations but do take it one step further... practice! Join a local Negotiation Club to keep practicing, Create your own Negotiation Club, or JOIN The Negotiation Club and be a part of a growing community of people who come together to practice. Practice makes perfect, and our club meetings provide the ideal environment to refine this essential technique. JOIN THE NEGOTIATION CLUB HERE REGISTER FOR A FREE NEGOTIATION TASTER HERE

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I've had the distinct pleasure to host and produce Tasting Room Radio for 17 years. Most weeks we consider featuring some of those stories on the podcast but music, arts and music history seem to carry the day. These two interviews deserve to be featured because they tell the story of the current state of the BC wine industry. The Okanagan has been burned by summer fires and choked by summer smoke, blocked by road closures at the peak of the summer season, deep frozen by two successive winters and disappointingly shunned by liquor governing bodies in Alberta. All the while the BC wine industry is making better and better wines. So it all feels like three steps forward and two back Kimberly Hundertmark, the GM of Okanagan Wine Festivals brings great news. Right now, they are kicking off the Spring Wine Festival all over the Okanagan Valley. It's an amazing collection of events. Huge gatherings like 2024 BC Top 50 and the Wine of the Year. The TASTE series, carefully curated in locations North and South, the Naramata Bench this Sunday, June 2 and the District Wine Village in Oliver Sat-Sun June 8/9 and Saturday, June 8th at the Summer Sips at Spirit Ridge Osoyoos. Kimberly brings all the news and tips for making plans.   The complete list of events can be found at  www.thewinefestivals.com     John Skinner is the co-owner/co-founder of Painted Rock Estate Winery, on the Skaha Bench in Okanagan Falls. If you go to their website www.paintedrock.ca have a look at the wines and also the awards those wines have won over the years. Pages and pages of awards and outstanding reviews. John's comments about his wines and two new releases – Rose and Chardonnay can be found on Tasting Room Radio. www.tastingroomradio.com These comments by John are about the state of the BC wine industry – the good and not-so-good. Above all, it's John's belief in BC Wine. He shows leadership and well-thought-out decision-making. If you're interested in supporting the BC wine industry – and I truly hope you are – then John brings clarity and commitment to all of us. John Skinner reminds us that most of these wineries are owned by small farming families. “support the little wineries first. Find your favourites and support them when you can”  

This week we're broadcasting from Painted Rock Estate Winery on the Skaha Bench. Listen for simple and honest updates on that bench and the Naramata Bench from our seasoned winegrower guests, and, most importantly, their solutions on how to move forward. We begin with John Skinner, co-owner of Painted Rock, who brings a 2017 Chardonnay and a 2011 Icon, both showing off the ageing potential of the region's wines; Tony Holler, co-owner of Poplar Grove Estate Winery reveals their first vintage of Pinot Noir and brings their latest rosé; Richard Da Silva, co-owner of Da Silva Vineyards and Winery, showcases their new 3-litre boxes of their popular Vinho Tinto and Vinho Branco, and discusses just how much people love the alternative packaging for portability and ease of use.

John Skinner's videos on YouTube have been viewed nearly 40 million times, and the reason why is pretty simple. John is authentic, smart, informative and very good at explaining the various tactics, gear and techniques he uses to catch striped bass, fluke, snook, tarpon, blackfish and more. In this conversation, we ask John about his background as an engineer and how it has helped him become a better angler. John also shares information on fishing from kayaks, the game fish he chases and what he has planned for his upcoming videos. John has been featured in the pages of Anglers Journal in a story titled "The Bucktail Believer." His YouTube channel is simply called John Skinner Fishing. Subscribe to Anglers Journal at anglersjournal.com/subscribe Sign up for the Weekly Newsletter

John Skinner on his Painted Rock Wines /VJ Gandhi: making our wines available in USA.   THE SHOW   “If Painted Rock is going to compete with the best in the world we must have confidence in our terroir and allow it to express its uniqueness. That’s why we are 100% Estate.”  John Skinner John...

Valley Neighbor's Rebecca Miller & John Skinner

In this episode the crew from the Jigging Jerks, Captain John Halkias, John Sweeney, and John Keriazes (Doc) join the podcast. They swap stories, talk about how they got started, fanboy about the legend John Skinner and throw in a bit about their tactics for targeting fluke. This is a very entertaining episode with a few gems of information for the avid flounder fisherman. Tight lines and enjoy.

Valley Neighbors- Rebbecah Miller, John Skinner, & Siul  

In this episode, we have the flounder (aka fluke fishing) expert himself, John Skinner. If you've come across any amazing flounder fishing videos on YouTube (especially the underwater attack footage videos), there is a good chance it's from John Skinner. He has spent more time fishing for and studying these fish than anyone we know. He even wrote the book on Catching Summer Flounder. Enjoy the episode.

In this episode Rich and Ed are joined by Captain John Halkias. Yes, the owner of Just Fishing Charters, the personality behind Jigging Jerks on YouTube and one of the guys that fishes with John Skinner out of the north fork of Long Island. We talk through fluke fishing, tautog (tog) fishing and swap stories on random fishing topics. If you enjoy these podcasts and/or find value in them, please consider following/subscribing, liking the episode, and providing a positive review on your podcast platform of choice. All help us to grow this podcast. Thank you, and tight lines!Capt. Halkias on YouTube: (569) Jigging Jerks - YouTubeMastering Inshore Flounder Fishing Course:Fat Dad Fishing Academy (thinkific.com)Fat Dad YouTube Channel: (569) Fat Dad Fishing - YouTubeFat Dad Instagram: @fat.dad.fishingFat Dad Facebook: (7) Fat Dad Fishing | FacebookFat Dad Website: https://fatdadfishing.comCapt. Hank's Tackle: capthankstackle.comCreely Custom Rods: facebook.com/creely_customrodsBustin' Chops & Callin' ShotsEach week Josh and Jon sit down to give their take on travel sports and everything in...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Valley Neighbors John Skinner & Rebecca Miller connected with John Hendricks and Robin Mitchell during the KGEZ Good Morning Show Glacier Bank Community Conversation on Tuesday July 26, 2022 to remark on the work Valley Neighbors is doing in the Flathead Valley.

In this episode, author and YouTuber John Skinner joins the conversation to discuss fluke fishing, why he doesn't target flounder in Florida (but still manages to catch them), and his all-time favorite rigs. If you love fluke and flounder, you'll love this fun interview. Tight lines!

John Skinner joins us to talk Atlantic Striped bass, and the experience he had with a new technique that lead to bigger fish when it wasn't quite going off. As a die hard bucktail fisherman, it was interesting to hear the excitement in Johns voice as he explained how this flutterspoon works and the effect it had once he learned how to put it to use. For all of our Saltwater friends, be sure to tune into this one as there are decades of knowledged dropped during this show. -----------------------------  The Outdoor Drive Podcast Official Website:  Theoutdoordrive.com  Be Sure to Check Out Our Sponsors- Huntworth: Huntworthgear.com Nor'easter Game Calls: nor-eastergamecalls.com Bowfishing Magazine: bow-fishingmagazine.com   And don't forget our Partners: Vital Ground Outdoors: vitalgroundoutdoors.com The Outdoor Call Radio Network: theoutdoorcallradio.com Zues Broadheads: neweraarchery.com Latitude Outdoors: latitudeoutdoors.com

On this weeks episode, we welcome John Halkias to the podcast. You likely know John from his YouTube channel - Jigging Jerks where he fishes all around Long Island, including with some big names like John Skinner. You can also find John on Instagram @jigging_jerks_fishing. John runs a charter business called Just Fishing Charters, but is steadily booked.  Tune in Sunday as we chat with John about how the boys all came together, how he became friends with John Skinner, and we talk fluke and tog fishing. You won't want to miss this episode! Tide Chasers is a weekly podcast featuring local fishermen, charter captains, tackle shop owners and party boat captains among others. We discuss our local fisheries as well as opportunities to the north and south of our home waters of PA/NJ. If you or someone you know would like to be a guest, send us a message! Otherwise, we appreciate all the likes, shares, follows and subscribers as it helps us grow! Help us get the word out, hit that share button!  Social media: Instagram: @jigging_jerks_fishing Youtube: Jigging Jerks Website: https://justfishinglongisland.com/ Where to find Tide Chasers on social media: Instagram: @tide_chasers Hosts: Khoa- @thatasianangler Dan- @dmancari18 www.Facebook.com/tidechaserspodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Skinner is a humble groundbreaker in striped bass fishing; he stumbled unknowingly into YouTube stardom by quietly and unassumingly filming himself as he taught us how to use tackle we all had, but had been using incorrectly, or not as effectively as could have been. Anglers anxiously await his next post, knowing that it may well provide the detail that could change their fishing fortunes. Skinner approaches his fishing like a true scientist, and the results prove it. He regularly brings in massive fish and lots of them when the rest of us are standing on the beach scratching our heads. John doesn't need $300,000 boats, or rod and reel setups that are unattainable by the average working person. He uses normal gear, lures, and tackle that most of us probably already own to catch fish most people only dream about. On top of that, he freely shares his knowledge and wants to make you a better angler too. Thanks to John for being on the show, and for being such an asset to our industry! https://www.youtube.com/user/jskinner5278/featured Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this new episode, we team up with author and YouTube creator John Skinner where he shares exactly how we dialed in the Florida flats and mangroves even though he's from New York. Listen in as John shares his frustrations, what's different, what's the same, and how he was finally able to dial in the redfish (and tarpon, snook, trout) in a brand new area. Some priceless intel here.

John Skinner of Painted Rock Winery joins us to talk building the international rep of Canadian and BC wine, why it all starts in the vineyard (and the price they pay to keep it that way), the benefits of working with Alain Sutre, and the pursuit of elegant wine.

Joined by the fam, John Skinner, we dive into stocks and options, how they differ, crypto, and where to start and what you are looking for as a beginner. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/randy-hayes/message

It's the speed of the industry that John Skinner notices most when remarking on changes in mining and finance.On Friday Skinner was a guest on Kitco Roundtable podcast with correspondent Paul Harris and mining audiences manager, Michael McCrae.Skinner has been in and out of the resource sector since starting his career in the mid ‘80s at Yorkton Securities."The thing I've noticed since I was in the industry is just how different and how much faster everything happens because of social media. You used to have to wait for a newspaper to come out. The rumor mill happens and it's instant. It's faster. It's more ferocious and due diligence is that much faster," said Skinner.  "I'm really excited for guys in the industry."Success in the industry led him to pursue another passion: wine. In early 2004 he purchased land in Osoyoos and started Painted Rock Winery. He recently returned to the industry with the general lift in resources. Skinnner is independent director at Meridian Mining, which is focused on projects in Brazil.Skinner also noticed how the slow years in the resource sector between '08 and '15 led to a talent gap.“There's a certain age group in the 2008 to 2015 window. [People] weren't coming into the industry,” said Skinner. “But now…it's attracting people. It's attractive again, and it feels like the market is on.”Kicto Roundtable also reprised its video with Danielle DiMartino Booth.The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield briefly surged above 1.6% on Thursday.Until the Federal Reserve declares an intervention to bring down the long-end of the curve, equities markets could see continued "nervousness" said Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of Quill Intelligence.

JOHN SKINNER PAINTED ROCK/DAVIN de KERGOMMEAUX WHISKY UPDATE   THE SHOW  John Skinner – Co-founder of Painted Rock   In a normal year, Wine Align hosts their annual National Wine Awards. 2020 was not a normal year. Their team decided to put together a “Guide to Canada’s Best Wines” At Painted Rock they had already... The post January 23rd, 2021 – JOHN SKINNER PAINTED ROCK/DAVIN de KERGOMMEAUX WHISKY UPDATE   appeared first on Mulligan Stew.

In this episode, John Skinner joins me to discuss surfcasting for stripers in the fall and winter. Listen in as we discuss how to access a beach for stripers, what lures to use, best jighead size, and how to fish other areas like bays and rocky shorelines. Enjoy!

Such a great chat this week with Dr. Stephanie Frischie from the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation !  Stephanie is an agronomist and native plant specialist and so generously and clearly talks us through types of pollinators we didn't know about and how to enhance habitat on our farms. The great book by Xerces that Clara refers to early on in the conversation is: Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation. 2014. Farming with Native Beneficial Insects.  Ecological Pest Control Solutions. Storey Publishing. 257 pp. The resources Stephanie mentions in this episode are as follows (thanks so much for these great links Stephanie!) Bumble Bee Watch – Community Science project to observe bumble bees and bumble bee nests and upload photos for ID verification and to add to our understanding of where these insects are, when they are there and what habitat resources they are using. Bee City Canada - Bee City Canada's mission is to inspire cities, towns, First Nations, schools, businesses and other organizations to take action to protect pollinators. We offer programs that recognize communities and organizations that are taking steps or are committed to future initiatives to help pollinators. A school or a First Nation that is engaged in such activities can apply to be designated as a Bee School or Bee City. These programs are free. Skinner Native Seeds (John Skinner) in Robin MB has been our primary native seed partner with the Cheerios habitat work and offers a pollinator seed mix for the Canadian Prairies. Cheerios-Xerces Pollinator Habitat Program (available in SK and MB) – contact me at stephanie.frischie@xerces.org or 219-208-5879 Xerces publications, relevant to our conversation: Maintaining Diverse Stands of Wildflowers Planted for Pollinators Interseeding Wildflowers to Diversify Grasslands for Pollinators On-farm habitat for beneficial insects provides multiple benefits (Aug 2020 blog, including beetle banks) And Stephanie mentions Budburst Project as another community science initiative that we can get involved in!

THE SHOW For all you wine fans looking to step up the quality of your weekly wines and then cellaring the same,  this week’s Tasting Room has two of the best wineries and wine leaders in one show.   Michael Clark – Clos Du Soleil   Michael Clark is the GM and Chief Winemaker at...

Reid is joined by veteran Gunsmith, Gunfitter, and Shooting Instructor John Skinner for a chat about Shooting Dynamics and the Fundamentals of Gunfitting. Skinner brings more than 40 years of experience to the discussion and highlights the aspects of shooting and fitting that challenge his students most often. The two break down the fitting process into a series of steps that enable a shooter to hit where he or she is looking, and the shooting process into seeing the target and the shot string as dynamic objects in 3 dimensions.

If you love catching fluke (aka flounder in some parts of America), then you don't want to miss this amazing episode with the fluke fishing legend himself, John Skinner. We discuss his brand new online course (Fluke Mastery), the best areas to find the BIG fluke (flounder), and some other tips on targeting fluke this year. Enjoy!

In this episode we speak with John Skinner about a variety of topics including his history, tactics for fluke & striped bass, the story behind his state record false albacore and more.

Wines in the market: 2015 Painted Rock Estate Cabernet Franc 2014 Painted Rock Estate Merlot 2015 Painted Rock Estate Syrah 2015 Painted Rock Estate Red Icon blend Contact details   www.paintedrock.ca www.twitter.com/paintedrockjohn   Intro and outro musicThe New Investorshttp://newinvestors.dk/Contact: glenn@velournet.dk Guest: John Skinner Date interviewed: 17 May 2018   Contact: hello@interpretingwine.com www.instagram.com/interpretingwine www.facebook.com/interpretingwine www.twitter.com/winepodcast

In this episode, we have the flounder (aka fluke fishing) expert himself, John Skinner. If you've come across any amazing flounder fishing videos on YouTube (especially the underwater attack footage videos), there is a good chance it's from John Skinner. He has spent more time fishing for and studying these fish than anyone we know. He even wrote the book on Catching Summer Flounder. Enjoy the episode.

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: In this episode of Conversations in the Cloud we are joined by John Skinner, Senior Vice President of Business Development at HyTrust, to discuss security, regulations, and the work that both Intel and HyTrust are doing to make the cloud as secure as possible. John discusses […]

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: In this episode of Conversations in the Cloud we are joined by John Skinner, Senior Vice President of Business Development at HyTrust, to discuss security, regulations, and the work that both Intel and HyTrust are doing to make the cloud as secure as possible. John discusses […]

In this episode of Conversations in the Cloud we are joined by John Skinner, Senior Vice President of Business Development at HyTrust, to discuss security, regulations, and the work that both Intel and HyTrust are doing to make the cloud as secure as possible. John discusses a solution that HyTrust and Intel worked closely on to create called BoundaryControl. BoundaryConrol for VMs uses Intel® Trusted Execution Technology (Intel® TXT) and runs on Intel® Xeon® Processors, to secure the most important elements in virtualized datacenters and cloud applications, allowing you to meet data sovereignty, data security, and hardware specification requirements.? To learn more about HyTrust and data sovereignty go to https://www.hytrust.com/solutions/data-sovereignty/, or follow HyTrust on Twitter at https://twitter.com/HyTrust.

John Skinner is foremost Striped Bass expert. Learn all about them and how to catch them. Griz and John have many Reel Fun Adventures for you in 2017.

John Skinner is foremost Striped Bass expert. Learn all about them and how to catch them. Griz and John have many Reel Fun Adventures for you in 2017  

AS185 Ask Sister podcast recorded live on May 26, 2016. Our guests: Sister Bonita Gacnik and Sister Carol Jean Van Den Hemel of the Sisters of Saint Benedict. SHOW NOTES (3:16) What is a “monastic” community (4:16) Call to religious life as a call to family (7:40) Journey from the National Center for Atmospheric Research to the Benedictines (12:05) Teaching in an all-boys high school: “helping students become the best men of God that they can be” (15:00) Teaching in college: helping students overcome math phobia (17:34) The vow of Stability (18:38) An OSB Core Value: “learning the daily arts of forgiveness and peacemaking” (24:16) Benedictine oblates online and in person (27:15) The Rule of Benedict     (29:16) Listener question: What to do when Dad disses idea of religious life for daughter (37:40) Listener question: How radically will life change if you start following God's calling (42:38) Excerpt from Julian of Norwich about finding strength in God   LINKS AND RESOURCES Yanktonbenedictines.org, including Sister Carol Jean's blog Revelation of Love, by Julian of Norwich, translated by John Skinner

This week we are including the most recent episode  of the Orvis Hunting and Shooting Podcast with Reid Bryant. If you enjoy the show, please go to orvis.com/podcast and subscribe. In this episode, Reid interviews fomer Orvis gun smith, John Skinner on the age-aold controversy of side-by-side vs. over-under shotguns.  He interviews John Skinner, former Orvis Head Gunsmith and Shooting instructor.  He relays the nuances of one format versus another and goes into some of the history as well.

I interview John Skinner, former Orvis Head Gunsmith and Shooting instructor.  He relays the nuances of one format versus another, and goes into their histories as well.

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