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In letzter Minute hat der Bundestag die Verlängerung des Kraft-Wärme-Kopplungsgesetzes (KWK-Gesetz) bis 2030 beschlossen. Diese Entscheidung sichert der Branche die nötige Investitionssicherheit, um alte Anlagen zu modernisieren und neue zu bauen – ein entscheidender Schritt zur Schließung der Kapazitätslücke von bis zu 21.000 MW. Der Energiefunk besucht den Fernwärmestandort der BTB in Berlin-Adlershof, wo fossile Energiequellen schrittweise durch erneuerbare Technologien wie Flusswärmepumpen, Altholzverbrennung und Tiefengeothermie ersetzt werden.
Former Greyhound, Gopher, and Timberwolves draft pick Rick Rickert discusses the NBA landscape and the key to postseason success for Minnesota. Brian & Dave play the latest edition of Buy or Sell. Jay Hagen, Program Manager at the Veterans Memorial Hall promotes a 5K on May 11, to commemorate John Werner.
Solo grum in which Madge streams her nothingness into the void. She also can trance. Fat. Album Ark by John Werner
This week we give you an update from the road, recorded during a day off while staying with our friends Jay, Jill, Kate & Kyle Hoellen in Yutan, NE. In this episode we talk about music production styles and— most importantly–COFFEE. We also have PART TWO of our conversation with our friends brothers Matt and John Werner of SASSANACHS (https://sassanachsmusic.com), wherein we talk about recording, what makes a great band and a great audience, and—possibly even more importantly—BEER. Also discussed: SLAYER and Turbo's old band PUMMEL. 00:00:12 — Intro / Tour Updates 00:06:59 — Great sound engineers we've worked with 00:08:48 — Music producers we admire 00:23:14 — What would you do if you ruled the world? 00:23:53 — Coffee 00:32:30 — Song kills / resurrections 00:42:06 — SASSANACHS PT 2 00:48:47 — Beer 00:59:00 — More tour updates Show dates Blaggards.com (https://blaggards.com/shows/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pg/blaggards/events/) Bandsintown (https://www.bandsintown.com/a/3808) Follow us on social media YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/blaggards) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/blaggards/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/blaggards) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/blaggards/) Become a Patron Join Blaggards on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards) for bonus podcast content, live tracks, rough mixes, and other exclusives. Rate us Rate and review SlapperCast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/slappercast-a-weekly-talk-show-with-blaggards/id1452061331) Questions? If you have questions for a future Q&A episode, * leave a comment on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards), or * tweet them to us (https://twitter.com/blaggards) with the hashtag #slappercast. Special Guests: Kevin Newton and Sassanachs.
This week, we give you an update from the road AND introduce you to brothers Matt and John Werner of the band SASSANACHS (https://sassanachsmusic.com). We shared the stage with them twice this summer, most recently this past Saturday at Emma Creek Barn in Hesston KS. We LOVE these guys and can't wait to see them again… we know you'll dig them, too. This is part one of a two-part conversation... tune in next week for part two. ALSO discussed: Phil Lynott, Living Colour, Unwritten Law, and more. CHEERS! 00:00:00 — Intro / tour updates 00:01:30 — Sassanachs segment 00:36:18 — Bands that place image above music 00:41:18 — Thx for Paddy's birthday well wishes 00:41:56 — Turbo's new haircut 00:45:24 — Song kills / resurrections 01:01:46 — Cover songs that are better than the original 01:07:09 — If you ruled the world... 01:09:18 — Wrap up and THANK YOUs Show dates Blaggards.com (https://blaggards.com/shows/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pg/blaggards/events/) Bandsintown (https://www.bandsintown.com/a/3808) Follow us on social media YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/blaggards) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/blaggards/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/blaggards) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/blaggards/) Become a Patron Join Blaggards on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards) for bonus podcast content, live tracks, rough mixes, and other exclusives. Rate us Rate and review SlapperCast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/slappercast-a-weekly-talk-show-with-blaggards/id1452061331) Questions? If you have questions for a future Q&A episode, * leave a comment on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards), or * tweet them to us (https://twitter.com/blaggards) with the hashtag #slappercast. Special Guest: Kevin Newton.
Madge complains about a lot of stuff followed by The Capital Steps' "Workin 9 to 10" from 1988, Side 1. Album art by John Werner
A solo grum wherein Madge is over lots of things. Also side 5 of Lily Pons. Album Art by John Werner
John Werner, CTC, president and chief operating officer of MAST Travel Network, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report at MAST's recent conference in Las Vegas about how his boutique travel agency cooperative keeps its membership base and provides essential services and products for advisors while competing against much larger groups. Werner details how MAST has grown beyond its Midwestern roots and what the secrets are to its success. For more information, visit www.mvptravel.com. If interested, the original video of this podcast can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube.
Wednesday edition of Game Time with Coach Bill Brock, Matt Walters & John Werner.
Friday edition of Game Time with Scott Mitchell, Kyle Youmans & John Werner.
Friday edition of Game Time with Coach Kevin Gill, Coach Mitch Thompson & John Werner.
Creatures of the night del 3: fem poddar, fem gäster, fem ämnen Vi får höra om The Elder-turnén som aldrig blev av och om turnén som aldrig kom hit, den som avslutades i Sydamerika men vart skulle den ha slutat egentligen - djupt nördgräv av Roger Nordin, Dagens fråga: Vem tvättar KISS dräkter? Hur lät låtarna live från "Creatures of the Night" - de som vi har glömt bort hur de låter? Var Creatures of the Night turnén fiasko eller en succé - Roger räknar. Gäst: Roger Nilsson Detta har vi pratat om: Roger Nilsson, Natalie Nilsson, Nynäshamn, Creatures of the Night turnén, pyroteknik, Bryssel 1983, Vinnie Vincent, The Elder turnén, kanonrör, Only You, pansarvagn, Destroyer-loggan, Yngwie Malmsteen, Slash, Edward Van Halen, Adam Bomb, Tommy Lafferty, Richie Sambora, Doug Aldridge, Hugh Hunting, Al Romano, Bobby Rondenelli, Jack Starr, Black n Blue, Punky Meadows, Marc Thorin, John Werner, Michael Angelo Batio, Vivo Bratta, Hugh Chiano, Steve Farris, Robben Ford, Roger Fisher, Steve Irons, Bruce Kulick, Adam Mitchell, Warrior, Robin Crosby, Donnie Dacus, Steve Farris, Michael Ray, Ross Bruseman, Robbin Crosby, Ross the Boss, Spencer Sercombe, Roger Romeo, Hässelby, Mr Lordi, Polygram-stämningen, Cutouts, Ozone, I Love It Loud, Stockholm, Blödaren, Åke Eriksson, Hans Hatwig, Oscar för bästa biroll, Gröna gubbar från Yr, Sousikki, VG, Okej, Virgin Mega Store, Amsterdam, Dutch KISS Explorer Army, Ron Huiskes, Madrid, München, Peter Criss, Rom, La Colina - Texas, Deep fake, Simmons tunga, 4 lax på ett plektrum, Rapid City, Bismark (konserten med udda dräkter?), jumpsuit, Rock and Roll Hell, Sioux City, Vinnie convent 2018, Johan Flygare, Patrick Jensen, Nils Brekke Svensson, Keep Me Coming, Rockford Illinois, I Want You & gitarrsolo med Vinnie, Charleston - West Virginia, Strutter, Alex Bergdahl, Dayton Ohio & Quebec (Vinnie spelar inget solo), Pingstkyrkan I Quebec demostrerar, Montreal, skivbörsar på S:t Eriksgatan, Ottawa, West Palm Beach (med Plasmatics), Pine Bluff, King of the Nighttimeworld, Shandi, Radioactive, Heavy Load, Norrtälje, Göteborg, Motley Crue, Calling Dr. Love, konserterna i Brasilien 1983, Monster of Flash, Street Punk, John Montgomery, Italio Disco, scotch - Disco Bend, Radio Rock Fantasy, Falco
On today's episode we revisit our chat with John Werner, Director of Sequoias Adult Education Consortium. He talks about adult education for many reasons.
On today's episode we chat with John Werner, Director of Sequoias Adult Education Consortium. He talks about adult education for many reasons.
Madge disgusts her colonoscopy. It's riveting. Then she reads a letter from Roger about The KWEEN. Finally, side one of Angela and Bea in Mame. Album Art by John Werner
First, another terrible chat with Guthurd. Then, a solo grum from Labor day. Album Ark by John Werner
Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell are joined by John Werner of the Waco Tribune-Herald to get insight on the Baylor Bears who travel to Provo to take on BYU. Follow UnRivaled on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Madge reads a letter from Roger and talks to Hag followed by side two of Pat Cooper. Huge mess. Album Art by John Werner
Grizelda joins Madge for an obesity update followed by a roach update from Hagatha. Finally, Side 1 of "Spaghetti Sauce and Other Delights" by Pat Cooper. Album Art by John Werner
Ethan and John chat it up with John Werner about the Historic past and the Bright Future. Along with what's next for Scott Drew
One of my favorite lesbian, Ninja (of Ninja Radio), joins me for a long talk about many topics such as what the fuck happened to podcasting and abortion (both). But before that enjoy a brief catch up with the disgusting Hagatha and after Ninja enjoy a wonderful radio play, "Jezebel" starring Bette Davis. album art by John Werner
This week, TravelPulse Executive Editor Eric Bowman discusses the top trending news in the industry, including big news in cruising and the airline industry. Later, Bowman interviews John Werner, President & COO at MAST Travel Network. Werner shares insights into what he sees as the top issues troubling the travel industry right now, as well as how travel advisors can navigate through these times. The interview begins around the 11-minute mark. Have any feedback or questions? Contact us at Podcast@TravelPulse.com and follow us on social media @TravelPulse. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Long experiment followed by a catch up with Hagathurd. album art by John Werner
Not her best work. Madge has an OCD audio attack, reads an annoying letter, then plays side two of Pigmeat Markham's "Tune Me In." album art by John Werner
Madge pays her gentile audience a quick visit, reads a letter from Rogurd Smalls, and then plays Pigmeat Markham in "Tune Me in." by John Werner
My last grum of the year includes a solo chat, a reading from Studs Terkel's Working by Madge, and side two of "Lyndon Johnson's Lonely Hearts Club Band." Yeast Radio Album art by John Werner
00:00 - "The Sauce Boss"/Cats beat Omaha 15:50 - John Werner from Waco Tribune-Herald 23:54 - Interview with KSU WBB coach Jeff Mittie 32:46 - Breaking down KSU MBB
Welcome to special guest Stephen Simcox, an alum of both TCU and ESPN Central Texas who hosts the Locked On Horned Frogs podcast, available anywhere that you pod. He's here to talk with Brice Cherry and John Werner about Big 12 football: The big news of the week is that Gary Patterson won't be on the sideline for the first time in 20 years when TCU face Baylor. Even though the Frogs have been trending in the wrong direction for a couple of years, it seems like a pretty surprising move, especially coming in-season. What's your reaction? At last check, Baylor is a 6.5-point favorite in Fort Worth — seems like it could be higher, as this looks like two teams going in very different directions. But it is a rivalry game, of course, with all the old cliches. Is this a trap game for the Bears, or will they roll easily over the Frogs under Jerry Kill? Baylor opened at No. 12 in the College Football Playoff rankings with a 7-1 record — not sure if we would have predicted that level of success coming into the year. That said, we know how the CFP can go. Assuming they win out, which means beating Oklahoma twice, is there a path for a one-loss Baylor team to get to the CFP final four? TCU coaching search: Who are the top candidates for the Frogs? Not to mention, Texas Tech is in the market for a football chief. Are they targeting the same people? Where will SMU's Sonny Dykes likely end up? Sam Khan wrote in The Athletic that "TCU may be the best job in the future Big 12" (sans-OU and UT, that is). Could that possibly be true? Culinary Corner: Kincaid's Hamburgers is the official Fort Worth stop of the Trib sports staff, but we're in kind of a rut. Here's hoping Stephen can clue us in to some different options, either under or on the radar. Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Texas Longhorns are off the bye week and face a crossroads game at Baylor Saturday. Waco Tribune-Herald writers Brice Cherry and John Werner visit this week's On Second Thought podcast to give a primer on the No. 16 Bears, who are off to a 6-1 start under second-year coach Dave Aranda and also discuss the probability of Texas and Baylor continuing their rivalry after the Horns and Oklahoma Sooners depart for the Southeastern Conference. Hosts Cedric Golden and Kirk Bohls also dive into the current mental state of Steve Sarkisian's Horns, who have blown double-digit second-half leads in losses to the Sooners and Oklahoma State and if they are in the right head space to turn the season around in a hostile environment against a confident opponent.
We didn't have to go far to find special guest Chris Williams, who's @CWillTV on Twitter: He's been a sports reporter for KWTX-TV News 10 for about a year, and he joins Brice Cherry and John Werner to talk college football: Well, the Bears got back on track with a convincing 45-20 win over West Virginia last wee. What impressed you the most about Baylor's performance? Where was the biggest improvement — QB play, pass rush? They didn't know it when they scheduled it, but a future Big 12 opponent, BYU, comes to Baylor this week. The Cougars dropped from No. 10 to No. 19 this week after their first loss of year, 26-17 to Boise State. It should be interesting to see what kind of reception a future Big 12 member gets at McLane Stadium: How do you see this matchup shaking out — and do you agree with Vegas that BU should be favored by 4.5 points? Chris hails originally from Salt Lake City and even attended BYU football camp as a kid, so let's pick his brain about the culture: Where does BYU football rank among Utah's sporting passions, especially vs. the Jazz? What's the fanbase like? Two undefeated teams are left in the Big 12: Oklahoma and OSU. The Cowboys head to Austin to play Texas, which has to be desperate for a win after last week's Red River debacle. Does the winner of this one have the inside track to meeting the Sooners in the Big 12 title game? With a win, could a Texas win blow open the conference? And is anybody actually impressed by Oklahoma State? It's Baylor Homecoming week — let's say you're heading back to your college for homecoming, and you were making a parade float that best captures your college experience. What would the theme be and what would it look like? Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As the Bears regroup from their first loss, Brice Cherry and John Werner are ready to talk some college football: • The Baylor Bears will not go undefeated as the dream fizzled in Stillwater. Let's glance into John Werner's Dave Campbell-esque crystal ball — will the Bears be ranked in the Top 25 at the end of the season? • Offensively, Baylor has regressed in its last two games against Oklahoma State and Iowa State. Admittedly, those are pretty good defenses. But what's most concerning for the Bears right now? And do you agree with Dave Aranda that these issues are fixable? • Who is Baylor's MVP through the first 5 games? How about JT Woods? • Texas has (sort of) righted the ship and Oklahoma hasn't been a world-beater, to say the least. Could the Red River Shootout be another close one, even an instant classic after a 4 OT game last year? • An all-Texas Big 12 tussle is on tap as TCU travels to Lubbock — which teams needs it more, who's likely to win this one, and are those the same team? Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Funk City" Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We're glad to welcome Jenni Carlson, who's @JenniCarlson_OK on Twitter: She's been writing for The Oklahoman since 1999 and joins Brice Cherry and John Werner to talk college football: • Pretty good game this week in Stillwater: Are the undefeated Bears or the undefeated Cowboys more surprising to you so far this season, and who do you like in this matchup? OSU has an good resume with a road win over Boise State and last week's 31-20 dispatching of ranked K-State. Obviously, Baylor pulled off a huge win in Waco last week, 31-29 over Iowa State. • Mike Gundy and the undercurrent of unrest: It's been a unique marriage Mike Gundy and Oklahoma State. He's an OSU guy and the second-longest tenured coach in the Big 12 behind TCU's Gary Patterson. And he's had a lot of success -- the Cowboys haven't missed a bowl game since his first season as coach. But there always seems to be something going on, with rumors of him going elsewhere. How is Gundy viewed by the majority of the OSU fan base? Does he need a second Big 12 title to get a little more leeway? • It hasn't been hasn't been all sunshine and lollipops this season for the Sooners, despite them being undefeated, at least not for Spencer Rattler. The quarterback faced boos last week after an interception against West Virginia, and apparently some fans chanted “We want Caleb,” a reference to redshirt freshman Caleb Williams. Do y'all expect Lincoln Riley to stick with Rattler, and do you think there's a segment of OU fans that might want Tanner Mordecai back after his eye-popping performances at SMU? • Finally, let's close with a little news you can use (or at least we can use) - we love to talk Big 12 road trip eats, and it anything makes the trip to Stillwater worth it, it's got to be Hideaway Pizza. Can Jenni recommend any any off-the-radar Stillwater eateries that we should know about? Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Funk City" Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We're glad to welcome Randy Peterson, who's @RandyPete on Twitter: He's been writing for the Des Moines Register since the 1970s and he joins Brice Cherry and John Werner to talk college football: Following three straight afterthought opponents, Baylor takes a dramatic upward step in its schedule this week when 14th-ranked Iowa State comes to Waco. Both teams are coming off extremely impressive wins, as the Cyclones dismantled UNLV, 48-3, in Las Vegas last week, while Baylor opened Big 12 play with a 45-7 thumping of Kansas. The Cyclones are a touchdown favorite in this matchup. How vulnerable to an upset is Matt Campbell's team, and do you guys think Baylor will pull it off? The expectations surrounding this Iowa State team entering the season were through the roof, as many predicted the Cyclones to challenge Oklahoma for the Big 12 title. Did any of that enthusiasm dampen with the loss to Iowa? Baylor's defense gave up just 166 yards in that win over Kansas. We've talked a lot about the Bears' dramatic improvement in their running game and offensive line play this year, but it's still the defense that remains the biggest strength of this team, right? Around the Big 12, this might be the most interesting slate of games to date yet this season. Of the rest of the games around the league this week, which will you guys be most interested in watching? And who do you like in it? Randy wrote a column recently proposing an interesting idea for the future Big 12, after the four new additions join the conference. He tossed out the concept of a two-division system where those divisions are reshuffled every two years. We ask Randy to explain his thinking there — does he suspect there's any hope that the Big 12 would adopt such a plan? Or does it make too much sense for that to happen? Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Funk City" Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We're glad to welcome back Joseph Duarte, who's @Joseph_Duarte on Twitter: He's spent 25 years on several sports beats at the Houston Chronicle and he joins Brice Cherry and John Werner to talk college football: Baylor opened the year with a fairly pedestrian 29-20 win over Texas State on Saturday. What did we see that was encouraging for the 2021 Bears, and what areas of concern jumped out? Instead of previewing Texas Southern, which should be a layup, let's talk with Joseph Duarte of the Houston Chronicle about the topic on the minds of all college football fans: conference realignment and expansion. The Big 12 is reportedly in the midst of extending invitations to Houston, BYU, Cincinnati and UCF. Does this lock down the Big 12's long-term stability? And what do each of these new programs bring? Of course, Houston has tried to hook up with the Big 12 before, including in 2016. We've also some rumblings that Baylor was at least initially against adding UH this time around, but either acquiesced or was outvoted. Will there be a bit of bad blood between the Cougars and Bears once Houston makes the move? The big game in the Big 12 this week also shapes up as one of the most attractive games in the country: Both Iowa State and Iowa will be ranked in the Top 10 when they play, with College GameDay coming to Ames. How do we see the game coming out, and will the Cyclones be in the CFP discussion at the end of the year? Finally, we always like to close with “Culinary Corner” — Joseph gives us some prime intel on good eats in the AAC cities of Cincinnati and Orlando. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Funk City" Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
• Baylor opens its season with its first-ever game in San Marcos — luckily, we have two Texas State alums, former Tribber Jason Orts and longtime Baylor beat writer John Werner, to reflect on the rise of the program from the NAIA ranks to the FBS: What's the gameday atmosphere like at Bobcat Stadium, and how does it compare to those halcyon student days? • Both the Bears and Bobcats are coming off two-win seasons, though the Bobcats played 12 games to Baylor's nine. Given the fact that Baylor's going on the road, breaking in a new quarterback and a new offensive scheme, does that give Texas State a reasonable shot to win this game? How do you guys see it playing out? • Elsewhere in the Big 12, we actually have a Top 25 game on the docket the first weekend, as No. 21 Texas hosts No. 23 Louisiana (Lafayette). The Longhorns start out the year in the Top 25 and then exit rather quickly — will it be in Week 1 with a loss to the Ragin' Cajuns? • Do you think Steve Sarkisian is the guy to take Texas back to prominence? And what reception awaits the Longhorns and Sooners when they travel to other Big 12 stadiums this season? • Let's do a quick run-and-shoot of other Big 12 games of interest: K-State vs. Stanford and Texas Tech vs. Houston. • We always like to close with our “Culinary Corner” — John and Brice are making a beeline for Herbert's in San Marcos, but where else can you find good eats in Bobcat Country? Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Funk City" Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Madge takes an introspective walk on the beach. This is a good one. Don't skip this grum. Album art by John Werner.
Madge takes a bitchy walk and then visits the chickens. Album art by John Werner
First Madge walks solo and talks about her menopause clit, Drag Race Holland Season 2, DJ Ralphie Rosario having a street in Chicago, @stacyherbert virtual pee, board drama, and thank yous.Then she talks to Hagatha about poppers danger, getting eaten out by a spastic, senile tooth loss, himbo hate, hate stalking, pelvic thrusting, bad hand jive instagram dance torture, diaper dancing, The High Hair Twins 🤢, Matt Gaetz hair, Hagatha's hateful obsession with the disabled, Drag Syndrome, being gay in religious states, Horrible Person, speedy road trips on ephedrine, Hagatha's blackmail attempt, “I have a hat”, El Paso is hell, and Hagatha sucking cousin Billy Ray's dick, Incest in Marion IL. Finally, we have the a radio play starring Irene Dunne called, "White Cliffs of Dover." SEND SEX TIPS QUESTIONS TO bloatedlesbian@gmail.com or call FIRM UTERUS.Voice mail, text message, mp3, whatever you want. @hagatha_taterbugs on instagram album art by John Werner
Madge takes a solo walk and talks about families in political systems, healthcare and infrastructure. Afterwards, she returns home and speaks with Grizelda about food, followed by a chat with Hagatha about the effects of doing poppers in a Cadillac. Trigger warning: doody. The conclusion is a radio play starring Olivia de Havilland called “Hold Back the Dawn.” Beautiful album art by John Werner.
Dave Schultz and Stephen Root talk LSU and TJ Finley with Mike Scarborough, South Alabama vs. Baylor softball with John Werner, Mizzou spring football with Eric Blum, Gulf Shores football with coach Mark Hudspeth and PGA Championship with Debbie Doniger! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support
Dave Schultz and Stephen Root recap the Final Four, John Werner talks Baylor, Scott Rabalais talks LSU and Masters, Kirk Minihane talks about his new project 'The Case', and we preview the NCAA Tournament Championship Game! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support
The Houston Chronicle's UH beat writer Joseph Duarte is joined by Waco Tribune-Herald writer John Werner as they break down the Final Four matchup between UH and Baylor, the rise of both basketball programs, who has the advantage at the guard spots and what could await either team in the national championship game. Connect with Joseph Duarte and John Werner. Support the show: https://offers.houstonchronicle.com/?offerid=125&origin=newsroom&ipid=podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dave Schultz and Stephen Root talk Baylor hoops with John Werner, Bama hoops with assistant coach Charlie Henry, NBA trade deadline with Adam Stanco then it's the Tide and Tiger Report with Joey Blackwell talking Tide and Justin Ferguson talking Tigers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support
Happy 2021! Madge brings in the new year with some listenturd feedback from Emily, Rogers Malls and TDYLN. Also "Beware of Greeks Bearing Gifts," side one. Album art by John Werner
Hello to our old friend Jerry Hill, who's @ViewFromHill on Twitter: He's been covering sports in Waco since he started at the Tribune-Herald 1983 and he's been on the Baylor football beat since 1987, before moving over to edit the Baylor Bear Insider in 2008. He joins Brice Cherry and John Werner for a Trib reunion to figure out what's going on with this year's crop of Bears: • It was an agonizingly slow start (but a rapid finish) against TCU as the Bears fell, 33-23. Brice wrote about several reasons why the Bears are 1-3 in his Sunday column, but why do we think the Bears are so inconsistent? • Ames, Iowa can be a rowdy place to play, but there are limitations on that behavior in 2020. So does that benefit Baylor on the road this week? • Jerry Hill has covered 383 consecutive Baylor games and 9 head coaches — so what's his assessment of the current one, Dave Aranda? • As far as the Big 12, it's been a dog-eat-dog, parity-filled season, with no teams in the top 10 and none undefeated. So who are we projecting for the Big 12 title game? OSU? Sooners? Iowa State? UT? Baylor? • Finally, we have to talk about Jerry's famous dancing prowess: How it all started and his biggest Twitter hits. Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We're joined by Drew Davison, who's @drewdavison on Twitter: He's spent 13 years at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the last three on the Horned Frogs beat, and he joins Brice Cherry and John Werner return to dissect this week's head-scratcher at Amon Carter Stadium: • This week it's a renewal of the old TCU-Baylor rivalry, and it feels like the Frogs and Bears are floating down the Brazos in the same boat: Both teams are coming off disappointing losses to Big 12 teams who have endured their own disappointing seasons. They call this series the Revivalry, so which offense is most in need of reviving? • Since TCU went 11-3 in 2017, they've kind of backslid with 7-6 and 5-7 years, missing a bowl game last season for only the third time in Gary Patterson's tenure. What accounts for the program's downslide? • For a long time, Gary Patterson was THE defensive coach in the Big 12, a league known for wacky, point-a-minute barnburners. Now you've got Matt Campbell at Iowa State, Chris Klieman at Kansas State, Dave Aranda at Baylor. Do you think the conference is taking on a more defensive mindset? • Oklahoma State remained undefeated by slipping by Iowa State in Stillwater last week. Now the Cowboys get an unpredictable Texas team — do we see the Good Longhorns or the Bad Longhorns show up this week, and do they have enough to corral the Cowboys? • The what-if segment: Most people know that both TCU and Baylor used to both reside in Waco a century or so ago. But what if TCU's administration building had never burned down in 1910 and the school remained in Waco? And what if Baylor had moved to Fort Worth instead? How would that have changed each program's trajectory over the years, if at all? Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Zooming with Kirk Bohls (@kbohls) and Cedric Golden (@CedGolden) of HookEm.com (aka the Austin American-Statesman), Brice Cherry and John Werner return to dissect this week's showdown in Austin with the Longhorns: • As of right now, the Baylor-Texas game is still a go for Saturday as the Bears are 2-3 this year — 2 games played, 3 canceled. Has this tumultuous season going like you expected, and what's the likelihood that the game still hits the scrap heap before Saturday? • A typically ridiculous season for the Longhorns saw them plummet from No. 8 to an unranked 2-2 record: Kirk, Ced, what is the chief issue with this program in terms of not quite living up to expectations? • So, Baylor hasn't played in three weeks. And Texas has had two weeks to prepare. What do you guys expect from this game, and who are you taking? • The Big 12 serves up one Top 25 matchup this week as Matt Campbell's No. 17 Iowa State team travels to Stillwater to face the league's only unbeaten, Oklahoma State. There's no way the Cowboys run the table, right? So is this the week? • Let's say you had to be quarantined with one Big 12 football coach. Who are you bringing the party and why? Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chad Conine drops by to talk Big 12 football with Brice Cherry and John Werner as the Bears take another unexpected siesta this week: • This one wasn't a scheduled bye week: The Bears are dealing with an outbreak of COVID-19 cases that led to the postponement of the homecoming game with Oklahoma State, and as we sit here today, it feels like even next week's game at Texas is in question. Has Baylor just been unlucky, or have the Bears not been cautious enough with all the protocols? • Now BU-OSU is slated for Dec. 12, the same day as the Big 12 Championship Game. What's the likelihood that the conference will have to move that game back a week — it's already built a Dec. 19 possibility into the schedule — in order to accommodate the Cowboys or Bears competing for a spot in that game? • The Big 12 stat of the week is that 62 percent of the games have been decided by a touchdown or less, with four upsets out of 13 games. Simple question: Good thing or bad thing for the league? • Not to get too political on One True Podcast, but here's a timely question: What Big 12 head coach would make the best presidential candidate, who would be his running mate, and what would their slogan be? Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Funk City" Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Last week John Werner talked about a passion for understanding the history of Hamilton College. That passion inspired him to create history tours of the campus when he was a student. This week he returns to share some historical tidbits about the school and some of its key figures. We also give an update on John's idea to bring together the eleven NESCAC schools to help solve some of the problems facing our society. ***Correction***John pointed out to us that he incorrectly stated the Hamilton Oneida Academy was founded in 1796. The date was 1793. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
Chad Conine drops by to talk Big 12 football with Brice Cherry and John Werner as the Bears take a breather this before homecoming Oct. 17: • So, the cliché tells us that the biggest improvement in a team comes from Week 1 to Week 2, and Baylor's Dave Aranda even agreed with that sentiment last week. So, what exactly happened to the Bears in Morgantown? And what was the most disappointing step back for Baylor? • Obviously he was under duress much of the game, but it was far from Charlie Brewer's best effort, and certainly not what you want to see from a senior four-year starter at quarterback. As good as Brewer can be, he mixes in his fair share of bad days as well. I'm not suggesting a change at QB, but doesn't he have to play better? • Kirk Bohls this week basically put the nail in the Big 12's coffin from a national perspective, due to last week's losses by Oklahoma and Texas. It's a theory that notoriously bristly TCU coach Gary Patterson bristled at, and we agree with him for once. Is the Big 12 ever going to thrive as a conference if it can't escape the idea that if OU or Texas is down, the whole league is down? • Though it hasn't exactly played murderer's row, Oklahoma State is undefeated and has given up just 27 points in three games. Could the Flying Mullets be a player on the national stage in 2020? Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Funk City" Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
John Werner says Hamilton College was like a video game to him. He found joy in each challenge he faced. He rallied more than 60 students to overcome a professor's challenge that had not been solved in a decade, won a NESCAC championship, and was part of a group that pulled off a Guinness World Record. In this episode John shares a big idea on how the NESCAC schools can rally together to solve some of the challenges we all face.
John Werner of the Waco Tribune-Herald joins Scotty to discuss Baylor's outstanding win against Kansas and look ahead to the remainder of the season, including a trip to Morgantown this weekend. Scotty looks back in detail on how the Bears performed, and presents an Ode to Trestan Ebner. JOIN THE BANTER: Follow @PleaseBearW_Me on Twitter and Please Bear With Me on Facebook. Please Bear With Me features music performed by Iron Kids. Check out Iron Kids wherever you stream music. This podcast is brought to you by BearsIllustrated. Go to https://247sports.com/college/baylor/ for the very best in Baylor football coverage. "Art of Silence - by Uniq" is under a Creative Commons license (Creative Commons – International Recognition 4.0 – CC BY 4.0) Support Please Bear With Me by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/please-bear-with-me This podcast is powered by Pinecast.
Hello to Benton Smith, who's @BentonASmith on Twitter: He's spent 9 years at the Lawrence Journal-World in Jayhawks county and he joins Brice Cherry and John Werner to talk about (hopefully) a football game being played in Waco this week: • Baylor had the first Power 5 game in the country canceled on a Friday this year, and given everything going on, what's the likelihood that this Kansas-Baylor game happens? • Les Miles was an interesting hire by the Jayhawks, to say the least. What's the general feeling about him among the KU fan base as Year 2 unfolds? Especially after laying an egg to Coastal Carolina for a second straight year? • Meanwhile, Baylor remains a bit of a mystery with Dave Aranda at the helm. While Matt Rhule's Bears won this game, 61-6, last year in Lawrence, that kind of blowout isn't likely to happen again. Right? • Texas traveling to Lubbock to face Tech is probably the most intriguing Big 12 game this week after the Red Raiders nearly lost to Houston Baptist. But No. 8 UT is almost perpetually overrated by national voters and the sportsbooks have the Longhorns a double-digit favorite, naturally. What are the odds Matt Wells' bunch can spring the upset? • It's the return of Culinary Corner: Even though this game isn't in Lawrence, what are some of your favorite eating spots there? Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Funk City" Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We're glad to reconnect with Joseph Duarte, who's @Joseph_Duarte on Twitter: He's spent 25 years on several sports beats at the Houston Chronicle and he joins Brice Cherry and John Werner to talk Baylor-Houston, the Big 12's disaster week and more: • It's remarkable how this game came together so quickly, especially in the age of college football schedules being set up eight to 10 years in advance. Was this the best-case scenario for both schools? • Dana Holgorsen is entering Year 2 at Houston, while Dave Aranda kicks off his first year as a head coach at Baylor. Does that give Houston an advantage? • Who needs a win more in its season opener? • It was a rough start for the Big 12 overall, with three favorites falling to Sun Belt teams. How much does that hurt the optics of the conference on a national level? • Plus, The return of Culinary Corner: Brice and John offer up some Waco favorites, plus get Houston recommendations from Joseph. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com, "Funk City" Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
John Werner from the Waco Trib previews Baylor's season opener against Houston with Matt Mosley on the Matt Mosley Show.
Welcome to special guest Max Olson, @max_olson on Twitter, who has covered national college football for The Athletic since 2017. Prior to that, he spent six years covering Big 12 football and recruiting for ESPN.com. After the weirdest offseason in memory, Here's what Brice Cherry, John Werner and Max have on their minds this week: • We will have a college football season — kind of. After the strangest offseason on record, how do you guys expect the 2020 season to unfold? And will the champion always be marked with an asterisk, given that two major conferences aren't even playing? • Locally, Baylor has experienced its own paradigm shift. Fast-talking Matt Rhule is now in the NFL and in his place enters the soft-spoken, thoughtful Dave Aranda, kind of the polar opposite personality. John's gotten to know Aranda through a lot of remote, Zoom interviews: How will he fit in with the Waco crowd? What does Max think is the perception of Aranda from a national perspective? • Coming off a Sugar Bowl trip and an 11-win season, Baylor is picked only fifth in the conference. Kind of a Goldilocks question here, but is that too low, too high, or just about right? • In terms of the Big 12, what or who are you most looking forward to seeing? • What do you think would constitute a successful 2020 college football season? Support the show: https://wacotrib.com/sports/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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The Eagle's Travis L. Brown and Robert Cessna hang out with Waco Tribune sports writers Brice Cherry and John Werner, talking Texas A&M and Baylor athletics of today and years past. Support the show.
The Oklahoman's Ryan Aber and Abby Bitterman are joined by John Werner, a beat writer for the Waco Tribune-Herald, to talk about the Sooners' game against the Bears. Then Aber and Bitterman discuss the latest College Football Playoff rankings and share their picks for the wee
The Oklahoman's Ryan Aber and Abby Bitterman are joined by John Werner, a beat writer for the Waco Tribune-Herald, to talk about the Sooners' game against the Bears. Then Aber and Bitterman discuss the latest College Football Playoff rankings and share their picks for the wee
Dan Zangrilli and Dale Wolfley preview the Halloween matchup against undefeated Baylor. Guest: Waco Tribune-Herald beat writer John Werner.
Recorded in Dallas TX on a corporate event, Art Aldrich and his travel crew including John Werner, Tom Chartrand and George Vahamonde vent on the sometimes troubling experience of production meals.
John Werner is the Organizer of TEDxBeaconStreet, one of the top TEDx events that other Organizers would love to visit. In this episode, you'll learn why John and his event have been so successful, over 86 million views since 2010. John's very generous towards everyone that has helped him build a staggeringly connected community. John's been producing TEDx events since 2010 and is deeply integrated into the TEDx Community. He's on the TEDx Board of Advisors, was the original creator of TEDx Adventures with over 365 to date, and over 10,000 attendees each year. He's a part of the TED-Ed brain trust, and you'll soon learn his deep passion for education which comes across loud and clear in this episode. John is also a TEDx speaker, having presented at TED University, TED-Ed, and TED Global. He nominates TED Fellows. His career and experience are vast as evidenced by an extensive list of accomplishments, Fellowships, and Awards on Wikipedia. John's certainly a role model. This episode covers so much ground that you don't want to read about it, you want to listen. Hear John's passion, deep thinking behind making connections and how he let's just enough chaos into the system to make it all work.
John Werner ’88 is vice-president of strategic partnerships at Meta, where he works with leading organizations in healthcare, education, government, technology, and business to find opportunities for augmented reality innovation. Previously, he was head of innovation and new ventures at the Camera Culture Group at MIT Media Lab. John spoke at Upper School Community Time on the morning of 7 May 2018. He talked with the Upper School about the future of computing and augmented reality. To listen to this episode Click on the "pod" icon in the upper left, to the left of the episode title. Click on the hyperlink below, to the right of the text "Direct Download." You may follow Podmissum On iTunes By clicking on the RSS icon at the bottom of the right column, below the word Syndication. iOS and Android App Purchase the app for iOS (download Podcast Box and purchase Podmissum in-app). Purchase the app for Android that you may download to your device.
Don and Carlos preview Texas Tech's game against Baylor at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. At around 22:36 Carlos talks with John Werner, the Baylor beat writer for the Waco Tribune-Herald, about the Bears.
Augmented Reality (AR) hasn’t gone mainstream just yet . . . but, it is already assisting companies solve problems in a new way - in a fast changing digital economy. John Werner, founder and CEO of AR in Action and founder of TEDxBeaconStreet explains to EY Global Tax Innovation Leader Jeff Saviano how AR can help businesses thrive. They also discuss Werner’s passion for TEDx Talks and his recent talk about AR.
With the dog days of summer winding down, the guys take a break from the usual business and bring on friend of the show John Werner to talk sports video games. Enjoy a trip down memory lane with Madden, NHL 94, Golden Tee, NBA Jam, the 2K titles, the glory days of wrestling games and even a few obscure gems (hey there, Super Baseball 2020). … PLUS: "Working" at FuncoLand, the story of a six-year dynasty on NCAA Football 2002 at OU, the NFL Blitz championship belt (and the property damage it led to), and a couple of million dollar ideas for game companies. It's one of our longest episodes ever, but it's one of the most fun, too. Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | Stitcher Like us on Facebook: Facebook.com/TheNailPodcast Follow us on Twitter: @TheNailPodcast Email us: thenailpodcast [at] gmail.com Intro/outro music: "The 3rd" by Anitek
In our ninth Minute, Bill and Jo make out in broad daylight, as Kat and Daisy arrange a pizza delivery to their mother. Hulford and Windsor welcome another new guest, John Werner, who brings with him tales of the Yale-area pizza tradition, as well as a lot of interesting theories about the color-coded cosmic significance of hand-modified Slice of Heaven t-shirts. First, however, they launch into a long discussion about Lord of the Rings immediately after expressing a shared disinterest in the topic. Special Guest: John Werner
Dorie Clark - The Author Dorie Clark is an accomplished marketing author. She has a couple books out and her first book is called Reinventing You: Define Your Brand Imagine Your Future where she provides a step-by-step guide to help you assess your unique strengths, develop a compelling personal brand, and ensure that others recognize the powerful contribution you can make. Share on Twitter The second book was recently released and it's called Stand Out: How to Develop Your Breakthrough Idea and Build a Following Around It. Too many people believe that if they keep their heads down and work hard, they’ll be lauded as experts on the merits of their work. But that’s simply not true anymore. To make a name for yourself, you have to capitalize on your unique perspective and knowledge and inspire others to listen and take action. But becoming a recognized expert is a mysterious and opaque process. Where do the ideas come from, and how do they get noticed? Dorie also wrote an e-book that was a follow up to Stand Out called Stand Out Networking. Few professional activities are as nerve-wracking as networking. There’s the paralyzing prospect of entering a room full of strangers. The awkward introductions and stilted small talk. The concern that “networking” means you have to exploit others for personal gain – or might appear that way. It’s no wonder so many talented professionals eschew networking altogether. Unfortunately, that means they’re limiting their chances of making the kind of great personal and professional connections that can expand their worldview, enrich their lives, and – yes – even lead to new business opportunities. Dorie Clark - The Speaker Dorie has done a couple TEDx talks. One talk was with TEDx Beacon Street that was organized by John Werner who works out of the MIT medialab. Last November, Dorie spoke about how to find your breakthrough idea. It was a pre-cursor to her book Stand Out. She addressed some of the ideas she covered in her book related to innovation and how you can keep being creative as a business or a person. The second TEDx talk she spoke at was TEDxWPI - which stands for Worcester Polytechnic Institute. This is a university just outside Boston where she discussed many of the themes in the latter part of Stand Out. It was based on how to build a following around a business or person's ideas. Dorie Clark - Overcoming Failure Since anyone can create videos and write blogs these days, there is really no barrier to entry. You can "Get Your Message Out There", but the problem is whether or not anyone is going to be listening to your message since there is so much noise and competition. This is the crucial distinction. Many people fail due to the fact that they think it's going to be way easier than it is. Dorie thinks that it may be a "fad" to talk about failure, but it's a good thing. People are typically presented with sanatized narratives that are packaged with a bow on them. People only see the end result. They don't see the challenges of starting up and the path to success. Overall, failure is good to understand, but toward a little more transparency or authenticity. The more likely, we are as individuals, to embrace failure will ultimately provide the experience needed to success. Community Development Eric Ries is an entrepreneur and author of the New York Times bestseller: The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Business, published by Crown Business. Dorie interviewed Reis and profiled him in Stand Out because he's built a tremendous community around his idea. He's created meetups in 17 countries and 94 cities around the world with over 750,000 members participating in Lean Startup meet up groups. The Lean Startup methodology is extremely helpful for people because they see real value. These members are starting up on a shoestring budget and Eric's community specializes in answering the toughest questions ...
Jeannie Whyte's abilities as a teacher and healer are the result of both who she has become and who she came in as – a gifted intuitive who said “Yes” to the gift and her desire to serve. With a diverse, yet cohesive, menu of spiritual and intuitive abilities and connections, professional experience and spiritual teachings, and advanced training in Lindwall Releasing and Matrix Energetics, her clients experience the sort of healing that can result in dramatic changes, not only relative to the issues they came to her for help with, but to almost any aspect of their lives. Jeannie has been an Intuitive since childhood, though she did not begin actively using her spiritual gifts and psychic abilities until 1979. Prior to that time she maintained a 15-year career in the computer industry. She also became an entrepreneur in video production, specializing in culturally accurate, educational videos focusing on social issues, including child abuse and domestic violence. A highly sought-after speaker, Jeannie was a member of numerous national businesswomen and video production organizations in Washington, D.C., where she was named one of the top 1000 Business Women in America in the mid-1980s. In 1992, she co-authored (with Dr. John Werner) a textbook for the Radio and Television Broadcasting curriculum of Montgomery College, in Rockville, Maryland. Throughout her business career, she pursued two B.A. degrees, one in Business Administration, and the other in TV and Radio Broadcasting. www.psychicjeannie.com
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