Podcast appearances and mentions of jon small

This is Jon Small's second interview for The Bleeders podcast. In this episode, Jon delves into the creative process behind his debut book, Write About Now, which is based on his podcast features inspiring origin stories from his podcast guests. He shares the challenges of obtaining permissions, the decision to self-publish, and the common themes that emerged from these stories. Jon also discusses how this book marks the beginning of his new journey as an indie author and his goals for the future. Follow Jon on Instagram @thejonsmall and Twitter @kidfinesse. Buy Jon's new book, Write About Now.If you missed Jon's first interview, listen here.Welcome, writers and book lovers. The Bleeders is a new podcast about book writing and publishing. Make sure you subscribe to the companion Substack: https://thebleeders.substack.com/welcomeSUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW BLEEDERS YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR FULL-LENGTH INTERVIEWS. https://www.youtube.com/@bleederspodcastThe Bleeders is hosted by Courtney Kocak. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @courtneykocak. For more, check out her website courtneykocak.com.Sign up for Courtney's Back to School Pitch Party course taking place during the month of September: https://www.courtneykocak.com/teaching

Huntworth pro-staffer Bernie Barringer shares advice on preparing for bear hunting in Minnesota, and tells why he likes Huntworth gear. (huntworthgear.com, youtube.com/@BowhuntingRoad, berniesbearcamp.com) Wildlife biologist JC Chamberlin gives Dan a tour of the store, workshop, and 40-yard archery range at Pappas Trading Post, just west of Arena, Wisconsin. (pappastradingpost.com) Sailboat captain Jon Small reports on sailing conditions on Lake Superior and talks about his recent kayak and canyoning adventure in Scotland. (allhandssailing.org, truenorthsailingcharters.com, visitscotland.com)

Sheboygan charter captain Dan Welsch reports good fishing action off Sheboygan continues in 100-200 feet of water, with a mixed bag of chinook and coho salmon, and rainbow and lake trout. (dumperdan.com, facebook.com/ruppsdowntown, visitsheboygan.com) Todd Berg reports on plans to restore the historic R.D. Pike Fish Hatchery building in Bayfield. (friendsofrdpike.org) Sailboat captain Jon Small reports on sailing conditions on Lake Superior and talks about his recent kayak and canyoning adventure off the coast of Scotland. (allhandssailing.org, truenorthsailingcharters.com)

Jonathan Small has been chronicling the failures and successes of people for most of his career. From doing his first interview (with George Carlin) to his sharing dating tips as “Jake” for Glamour magazine to his stint as an editor at Entrepreneur magazine to his experience interviewing hundreds of writers on his Write About Now podcast, Small has been a fly-on-the-wall for many failure-to-success stories.Now he's released a book made up of the origin stories of some of the writers he's interviewed, which I'm proud to say Legacy Launch Pad has published. With insights from as wide a variety of people as Killers of the Flower Moon author David Grann to 90s fashion queen Betsey Johnson, Write About Now reveals the failures and successes of a succession of greats.In this interview we talked about the main qualities successful people have in common, our shared experience starting our careers working at parenting magazines and why many companies would be far better off sharing the struggles of the founder, among many other topics.For more info, go to www.failyourway.com.

Charter captain Dumper Dan Welsch reports great fishing continues for salmon, along with lake and rainbow trout on Lake Michigan and off the Sheboygan piers. In a video posted by Mansion on the Lake, Dan Welsch explains how he earned the nickname that became his trademark. (dumperdan.com, facebook.com/mansiononthelake/) Eric Printz, director of development for Florence County, Wisconsin, invites listeners to ride the trails, paddle the rivers, or attend the Run Like a Zebra fundraiser for Ehlers/Danlos Syndrome and other outdoor events this summer in Florence County. (exploreflorencecounty.com, runlikeazebra.com, zebraheartsfoundation.org) Northwoods correspondent and sailboat captain Jon Small reports the summer sailing season is in full swing on Lake Superior out of the port of Bayfield, with options for day trips and overnight adventures in the Apostle Islands. (allhandssailing.org, truenorthsailingcharters.com)

When Ithaca College's president asked Jason DeLand to give this commencement address at his alma mater, he didn't hesitate for one second. DeLand, the co-founder of a big-time advertising firm called Anomaly, has quite the inspiring, rags-to-riches story. He grew up penniless on a street called Swamp Road. But he put himself through college and established an agency known for its viral Super Bowl ads. In the episode, DeLand talks about the process of writing his commencement speech, the profound role of teachers in his life, what makes advertisements stick, how that industry is changing, and what he's learned about life and writing over the years.  Sign up for Jon Small's online writing masterclass, The Secret Formula to Writing Nonfiction Stories. https://bit.ly/smallmasterclass Get all the latest tips and tricks about writing on the substack newsletter Small Talk. https://bit.ly/smalltalksubstack

Charter captain Dan Welsch says Lake Michigan coho salmon action is picking up off Sheboygan and encourages listeners to book now to get prime spring and summer dates. (/dumperdan.com) Climate scientist Dr. Joellen Russell offers advice for dealing with severe weather emergencies to ensure safe summer camping and road trips. (sciencemoms.com) Sailboat captain Jon Small looks ahead to the summer sailing and kayaking season on Lake Superior. (allhandssailing.org, whitecapkayak.com)

Country music artist and book author Keith Paluso talks about his new book, The Mindful Birder's Journal, and offers advice for newcomers to this activity. (amzn.to/4b8sBvL) Sailboat captain Jon Small reports on his recent snowboarding adventure in the Swiss Alps. (jungfrauregion.swiss)

The Talking Heads are talking again. Forty years after the release of their classic concert film “Stop Making Sense,” the movie and the band are back on the big stage—same as it ever was, or maybe even better. A remastered, 4k version of the movie was released in September, and the band is back on tour burning down the house. On this episode, host Jon Small revisits his interview with the band's co-founder and drummer, Chris Frantz, who wrote a memoir about his once-in-a lifetime experience with the band in 2020. Frantz didn't have the nicest things to say about the band's lead singer David Byrne, but apparently they're back on talking terms — and that's great news because they're one of the best bands of the 1980s. 

Summer school is officially in session, Bleeders! Today's instructor is Jon Small, host of the Write About Now podcast, editor-at-large for Entrepreneur.com, and, in a past life, Glamour's “Jake.” Follow Jon on Instagram @thejonsmall and Twitter @kidfinesse. SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW BLEEDERS YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR FULL-LENGTH INTERVIEWS. https://www.youtube.com/@bleederspodcastWelcome, writers and book lovers. The Bleeders is a new podcast about book writing and publishing. Make sure you subscribe to the companion Substack: https://thebleeders.substack.com/welcomeThe Bleeders is hosted by Courtney Kocak. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @courtneykocak. For more, check out her website courtneykocak.com.Check out Courtney's new podcast, Podcast Bestie, based on her popular Substack: https://pod.link/1670457783Subscribe to the newsletter: https://podcastbestie.substack.com/welcomeLooking to start, grow, and monetize a newsletter? In Courtney's first-ever newsletter intensive this August, she's going to share everything she's learned from growing Podcast Bestie into a popular newsletter with a paid membership and sponsorships. Sign up here: https://pandemicuniversity.com/supercharge-newsletters/

In the 1980s, Chicago's trading floor was packed with loud-mouth tough guys, mountains of cocaine and a whole lot of money. Those ingredients added up to one of the biggest — and most expensive — undercover FBI investigations in history. On this episode of ‘Dirty Money' hosts Dan Bova and Jon Small welcome guest Anjay Nagpal, who investigated the federal investigation on his hit true-crime podcast 'Brokers, Bagmen & Moles.' During the talk, Nagpal shares insights into how the Chicago sausage was made when it comes to financial crime and gives a peek behind the curtain of what it is like to interview people who may or may not have killed for fun and profit. Did the Feds take down a massive criminal empire, or was it all just a waste of taxpayers' money? Did Nagpal tell Dan and Jon the ending of his multi-part podcast series? Listen and find out!

On December 11, 1978, six armed robbers broke into JFK Airport's Lufthansa Airlines cargo terminal at 3 o'clock in the morning. A little over an hour later, they walked out with $5 million in untraceable bills (worth $22.4 million today ) and $800,000 in jewels (worth $3.6 million today.) At the time, it was the largest heist in U.S. history. And here's the really crazy part: Not a shot was fired and nobody was killed or seriously hurt (during the heist, at least.) If this sounds familiar, it's because it was dramatized in Martin Scorsese's 1990 film 'Goodfellas,' based on Nicholas Pilleggi's 1985 book 'Wiseguys' about mid-level crooks in the Lucchese crime family. The Lufthansa heist was a pivotal moment in the lives of a Queens, NY-based crew. Mobsters Henry Hill, Jimmy Burke and a bizarre group of degenerate gamblers, bookies, wig salesmen and guys with nicknames like Louis Roast Beef all somehow pulled off this incredible scheme...and then almost immediately start killing each other. On this episode of Dirty Money, hosts Dan Bova and Jon Small discuss the crime and its fallout, and what the Goodfellas version got right and what it got wrong. (And by wrong, we mean "slightly unfactual" because it is the greatest movie ever made and by extension, can do no wrong.)

On December 11, 1978, six armed robbers broke into JFK Airport's Lufthansa Airlines cargo terminal at 3 o'clock in the morning. A little over an hour later, they walked out with $5 million in untraceable bills (worth $22.4 million today ) and $800,000 in jewels (worth $3.6 million today.) At the time, it was the largest heist in U.S. history. And here's the really crazy part: Not a shot was fired and nobody was killed or seriously hurt (during the heist, at least.) If this sounds familiar, it's because it was dramatized in Martin Scorsese's 1990 film 'Goodfellas,' based on Nicholas Pilleggi's 1985 book 'Wiseguys' about mid-level crooks in the Lucchese crime family. The Lufthansa heist was a pivotal moment in the lives of a Queens, NY-based crew. Mobsters Henry Hill, Jimmy Burke and a bizarre group of degenerate gamblers, bookies, wig salesmen and guys with nicknames like Louis Roast Beef all somehow pulled off this incredible scheme...and then almost immediately start killing each other. On this episode of Dirty Money, hosts Dan Bova and Jon Small discuss the crime and its fallout, and what the Goodfellas version got right and what it got wrong. (And by wrong, we mean "slightly unfactual" because it is the greatest movie ever made and by extension, can do no wrong.)

If you're looking for the poster boy of corporate greed, look no further than Dennis Kozlowski, the former CEO of Tyco who took excess to a whole new level. In 2005, he was arrested and served six and a half years in prison for looting nearly $100 million from his company. Records revealed that he secretly loaned tens of millions of dollars of corporate funds to executives, and forgave those loans to win their loyalty. Without board approval, he doled out millions in bonuses and used company money to buy a $16.8 million apartment in New York City. He repeatedly dipped into Tyco's til to cover his personal $80,000 American Express bill and luxury oddities including a $17,100 traveling toilet box, a $15,000 dog umbrella stand and a $6,000 shower curtain. On this episode, hosts Jon Small and Dan Bova speak with Catherine S. Neal, Associate Professor of Business Ethics and Business Law at Northern Kentucky University and author of "Taking Down the Lion: The Triumphant Rise and Tragic Fall of Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski" to get to the bottom of his greed (if there is a bottom.) Thanks for listening, be sure to subscribe and throw us a rating!

If you're looking for the poster boy of corporate greed, look no further than Dennis Kozlowski, the former CEO of Tyco who took excess to a whole new level. In 2005, he was arrested and served six and a half years in prison for looting nearly $100 million from his company. Records revealed that he secretly loaned tens of millions of dollars of corporate funds to executives, and forgave those loans to win their loyalty. Without board approval, he doled out millions in bonuses and used company money to buy a $16.8 million apartment in New York City. He repeatedly dipped into Tyco's til to cover his personal $80,000 American Express bill and luxury oddities including a $17,100 traveling toilet box, a $15,000 dog umbrella stand and a $6,000 shower curtain. On this episode, hosts Jon Small and Dan Bova speak with Catherine S. Neal, Associate Professor of Business Ethics and Business Law at Northern Kentucky University and author of "Taking Down the Lion: The Triumphant Rise and Tragic Fall of Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski" to get to the bottom of his greed (if there is a bottom.) Thanks for listening, be sure to subscribe and throw us a rating!

Jon Small talks about the ice fishing, good food, and great hospitality at River Bend Resort on Lake of the Woods in northern Minnesota. (riverbendresort.com) Chef Yia Vang, host of Feral on the Outdoor Channel, shares his philosophy of Hmong cooking, hunting, fishing, and conservation. (unionkitchenmn.com, https://www.outdoorchannel.com/show/feral/465067) In the Madison Outdoors Report, Ice Team pro staffer Jim Kusuda reports on ice fishing action in the Madison area. (dsbait.com)

Dirty Money is a new white-collar crime podcast series from Entrepreneur Media. Each episode features the filthy tales of legendary scammers, con artists, and money-hungry crooks who stop at nothing to bilk their marks of millions. Hosted by Entrepreneur editors Dan Bova and Jon Small, the podcast takes a deep dive into the minds behind the crimes. Subjects include: Lou Pearlman (Backstreet Boys, N Sync) Eddie Antar (Crazy Eddie) The Hollywood Con Queen Dennis Kozlowski (Tyco Industries) Super Mario (Greek shipping tycoon) …and more. Subscribe now and catch new episodes every other Thursday starting January 19, 2023.

Dirty Money is a new white-collar crime podcast series from Entrepreneur Media. Each episode features the filthy tales of legendary scammers, con artists, and money-hungry crooks who stop at nothing to bilk their marks of millions. Hosted by Entrepreneur editors Dan Bova and Jon Small, the podcast takes a deep dive into the minds behind the crimes. Subjects include: Lou Pearlman (Backstreet Boys, N Sync) Adam Neumann (WeWork) Eddie Antar (Crazy Eddie) The Hollywood Con Queen Dennis Kozlowski (Tyco Industries) Super Mario (Greek shipping tycoon) …and more. Subscribe now and catch new episodes every other Thursday starting January 12, 2023.

Sometimes the best part of a big meal is the leftovers. There's nothing like taking a little bit of everything from the night before, heating it up, and settling in for a second round. And, for the second year in a row, just in time for the holidays, that's what we're doing here at Glass Houses.      This is our second Odds and Ends episode, where we take pieces of conversations from the year that got left on the cutting room floor. We hear so many great stories from the people we interview that we can't fit them all into each episode.      This year, we've got two dishes of second helpings. The first is from our interview with Steve Cohen, Billy's longtime lighting director, and Jon Small, who's been involved with Billy since the late 60s. They'll share stories of how they began working with Billy, including some never-before-heard stories from their youth.      Next is a sneak peek of our upcoming episode about The Nylon Curtain. Here, engineer Bradshaw Leigh talks about reconstructing the album for an ATMOS enhanced audio mix this year. He also gives a few behind-the-scenes stories from his time at A&R Recording with Billy and Phil Ramone. And, you'll hear his thoughts on the music business back then and what it's like now.      So throw on your sweatpants, uncork that half-empty bottle of wine, and settle in for a helping of odds and ends from some of our favorite interviews of 2022.      ------   Email us: glasshousespodcast@gmail.com   Glass Houses - A Billy Joel Podcast on the web / social media: Website: http://www.glasshousespod.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/glasshousespodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glasshousespod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/glasshousespod  Discord: https://discord.gg/6G6cMRFu7T   Support the podcast: Paypal: https://paypal.me/glasshousespod Venmo: @MGrosvenor   Produced by Michael Grosvenor & Jack Firneno for Groove Music Marketing    

Filmed over two nights in June 1990, Live at Yankee Stadium was a hit on VHS and on cable TV upon its release later that year. But, it's been overlooked in the decades after, with only a handful of songs available and a production style that quickly felt dated.     But, that's all changed with a deluxe release in the fall of 2022. Fans got to see a newly-edited version of the film in theaters, complete with footage of an unreleased song. That new cut is now available on Blu-ray with a 2CD set featuring those tracks plus 11 never-before-heard performances from the historic two night stand. The full, 22-song live album is also out as a 3LP vinyl set.      Over the summer, we spoke with director Jon Small and producer Steve Cohen about the making of the original film and the story behind its reimagining. Now, we're getting the full picture with the official, updated release.      In this episode, we'll recount our unboxing of the Blu-ray + 2CD package and vinyl edition. Then, we'll share our comments and observations on each song in the 22-track set.      Join us as we dig deep into the remixed, remastered, and expanded version of Billy Joel: Live At Yankee Stadium.   CHECK OUT OUR VIDEO UNBOXING OF BOTH SETS CHECK OUT OUR INTERVIEW WITH STEVE COHEN & JON SMALL   ------   Email us: glasshousespodcast@gmail.com   Glass Houses - A Billy Joel Podcast on the web / social media: Website: http://www.glasshousespod.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/glasshousespodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glasshousespod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/glasshousespod  Discord: https://discord.gg/6G6cMRFu7T   Support the podcast: Paypal: https://paypal.me/glasshousespod Venmo: @MGrosvenor   Produced by Michael Grosvenor & Jack Firneno for Groove Music Marketing    

It was a stunning outcome at the 92 days of summer party last night and when the smoke cleared Jon Small of Lyman was our grand prize winner!

This fall, an often-overlooked live Billy Joel release is getting a second lease on life.    The 1990 video release Live At Yankee Stadium is getting a makeover with remixed and remastered sound, an extra song, and a brand new edit. And, after a limited run in theaters, it'll be available on Blu-ray along with a 2-CD or 3-LP release featuring 11 never before released performances.    While the Yankee Stadium home video was a hit after its release, it's been largely overlooked in the decades after that. It came on the heels of the definitive Live From Long Island in 1982 and the historically seismic Russia shows in 1987.    Those live releases featured mostly members of Billy's longtime core band. Later, 2006's 12 Gardens Live and Live At Shea Stadium, released in 2011, spotlighted a lineup that's gone largely unchanged since then.    By contrast, Live at Yankee Stadium features a transitional lineup. And, it didn't help that the fast cuts and frenetic camera angles locked it squarely as an early-90s MTV relic.    But that's changing with this new release. The longer cuts and enhanced sound give the entire production a more organic and immersive feel. And, the accompanying audio discs reveal even more of Billy's two-night stand.    To learn more about the new release, we spoke with Steve Cohen, Billy's longtime lighting director and producer of the re-released film. And with director and original producer Jon Small, who's worked with Billy since the late 60s and has either directed or collaborated on virtually every Billy Joel concert film or music video.    They gave us an amazing behind-the-scenes look at the making of the original film, the inspiration for its reimagining, and the process of bringing it back to life.    Join us as we dig deep into the original Live At Yankee Stadium and the story behind its new look and sound.    www.billyjoel.film   ------   Email us: glasshousespodcast@gmail.com     Glass Houses - A Billy Joel Podcast on the web / social media: Website: http://www.glasshousespod.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/glasshousespodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glasshousespod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/glasshousespod  Discord: https://discord.gg/6G6cMRFu7T   Support the podcast: Paypal: https://paypal.me/glasshousespod Venmo: @MGrosvenor

Charter captain Dumper Dan Welsch reports steady action for big kings, along with cohos, lakers, rainbows and browns near the Lake Michigan shore off Sheboygan. After fishing, grab lunch at Bourbon Street Pub and Grill on Indiana Avenue. (dumperdan.com, facebook.com/bourbonstreetsheboygan) Photographer and author Eddee Daniel invites listeners to explore eight miles of natural beauty in the parks and trails along the Milwaukee River Greenway and in his latest book, The Milwaukee River Greenway: A Wealth of Nature in the Heart of the City. (awealthofnature.org) Sea kayaking guide Jon Small talks about two recent rescue operations involving unprepared kayakers on Lake Superior and offers advice for anyone planning to paddle, camp, or explore the sea caves on the world's largest freshwater lake. (whitecapkayak.com) In the Madison Outdoors Report, JC Chamberlin, of Pappas Trading Post, offers advice for planting fall food plots, creating water holes, scouting, trail camera placement and more. (pappastradingpost.com)

Jon Braun, founder of First Due Outdoors, announces a sporting clays shoot at Waterloo Gun Club on Saturday, July 23, to support Burn Camp, a free weeklong camp for kids who have suffered burn injuries. (facebook.com/FirstDueOutdoorsWI/, facebook.com/WaterlooGunClub/, pffwcf.org) Eric Printz, the new director of economic development for Florence County, Wisconsin, encourages listeners to visit Florence County this summer to hike, fish, explore seven waterfalls, and ride the ATV/UTV trails. (exploreflorencecounty.com) Kayak guide Jon Small reports on his recent five-day kayak camping adventure in the Apostle Islands on Lake Superior and invites listeners to join him for an outing. (whitecapkayak.com) In the Madison Outdoors Report, pro angler Duffy Kopf calls in from Keystone Lodge on Cedar Lake in Ontario to report good muskie and pike action there on topwater baits. Warm water temps may make it risky to release muskies on the Madison chain, but pike and panfish action should be good. (pappastradingpost.com, dsbait.com)

Outdoor writer Ron Weber reads his essay about a doe searching for her lost fawn and discusses the question of what emotions animals experience. (wisconsinlife.org) Kayak instructor Jon Small explains what it takes to become a kayak expedition guide on Lake Superior. (whitecapkayak.com) In the Madison Outdoors Report, pro angler Duffy Kopf reports panfish are hitting on the Madison chain and invites young anglers to attend the Yahara Fishing Club Kids Fishing Day June 4 at Warner Park in Madison. (dsbait.com, yaharafishingclub.org/kids-fishing-day/)

On this week's episode, it feels like Steve and Remfry have very little to say about the album Atilla by Atilla, so they go off on all manner of tangents instead. You'll enjoy that, we're sure. Anyway, the Attila we're talking about this week are not the rap-metalcore band that you probably know and begrudgingly tolerate, no, rather they are the proto-metal duo of Jon Small and Billy Joel. Yes, THAT Billy Joel. Their self-titled debut album was released in 1970 with Epic records signing the band and giving them fifty grand to record the scrappy compositions that they had pieced together. The result is an album that sounds a little bit like The Doors falling down the stairs, with a sleeve that might make you laugh, cry, vomit and bleed from the eyes all at once. And, frankly, the cover of the record is definitely the worst thing about this pretty ho-hum collection of songs, but it's here because of one particularly harsh review it received and because Billy Joel hates it, and he went on to become… well… Billy Joel. Could be worse eh.

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources conservation warden and hunter education administrator Jon King offers tips for making your deer hunt the safest ever. (dnr.wisconsin.gov) Cinnamon Rossman, director of charity giving for the Door County Land Trust, talks about the new book she co-authored, Shoreline at the Edge: Door County's Lakeside Forests and Wetlands and urges listeners to support conservation efforts in the county with the longest shoreline of any county in the U.S. (doorcountylandtrust.org) Kayak instructor Jon Small reports on his latest kayak camping trip in the Apostle Islands of Lake Superior. (bayfield.org) In the Madison Outdoors Report, Pappas Trading Post archery expert JC Chamberlin offers advice for bowhunting the rut. (pappastradingpost.com)

Albert Einstein once said, “A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.” Purportedly, he said this after his lesser-known E = mc4 debacle. I made the last part up but the point is: We all make mistakes, and that's not such a bad thing. But knowing what blunders to avoid can give you a head start in improving your writing. Author and writing coach Melissa Clark joins host Jon Small to detail the most common errors writers make. They speak from decades of experience writing, editing, and screwing up. Topics include such classics as telling not showing, overly creative dialogue tags, waiting for inspiration to hit, writer's imposter syndrome, and gingerly using really annoying adverbs.

In the Hupy and Abraham Outdoor Report, Otto Reetz, president of Wounded Warriors United of Wisconsin, invites listeners to attend Warriors on the Water, Aug. 14 at Skipper Buds in Oshkosh, to meet veterans and guides who will fish Lake Winnebago that morning and also to participate in raffles to support WWU. (woundedwarriorsunitedwi.org) Jon Small wraps up a report on his three day kayak camping trip in the Apostle Islands. (bayfield.org) Jim Babiasz, president of The Range of Richfield, announces August classes, activities and specials at the Range. (therangewi.com) In the Madison Outdoors Report, Gene Dellinger, proprietor of D and S Bait and Tackle, reports good multi species action on the Madison Chain and good lake trout and walleye action on Big Green Lake. (pappastradingpost.com, dsbait.com)

Captain Dan Welsch, proprietor of Dumper Dan Sportfishing Charters of Sheboygan, reports warm water has chased salmon deeper, but catches continue strong, including some big kings. (dumperdan.com, facebook.com/bourbonstreetsheboygan/) Jon Small calls in from Stockton Island on Lake Superior with a report on Day 1 of a three day camping trip in the Apostle Islands. (bayfield.org) CW Wachuta reveals his unique technique for fishing the Lower Wisconsin River for bass and walleyes - he swims with the fishes. (dnr.wisconsin.gov) In the Madison Outdoors Report, archery expert JC Chamberlin says now is the time to practice shooting and make sure your gear is ready for the upcoming archery deer season. (pappastradingpost.com)

1969 to 1970 was an odd time in the career of piano-based soft rock crooner Billy Joel. After the breakup of his first band, the psychedelic outfit the Hassles, Joel and fellow Hassles drummer Jon Small would team up to form Attila, who were an oddity of a band at the time, for their unconventional lineup. The band consisted of Small on drums, and Joel on vocals and organ, which was run through a variety of pedals and effects generators, and ultimately produce a bizarre hybrid of psychedelic, acid, noise, and hard rock, even with elements of doom metal beneath.Critics didn't see things the same way however, and the band was soundly mocked for the perceived ridiculousness of their sound, for the bizarre barbarian aesthetic they presented themselves in, and for having a needlessly gruesome debut album cover.But hang on a second...We've been down this road before, haven't we?To celebrate the 50th episode of Jukebox Zeroes, Lilz & Patrick present their first ever "Revenge!" episode, returning once again to Attila's debut record (The first album they ever reviewed on the podcast) to see if it sounds any better so many years later.#JonSmallDidNothingWrong#EatYourFish#JuniorMints

In the Hupy and Abraham Outdoor report, Jon Small reports on his successful deer hunt in Bayfield County. (hupy.com) In the Jiffy Ice Fishing Report, Jiffy pro-staffer Jim O'Brien reports fishable ice on the smaller lakes in Sawyer County, but Waukesha County lakes still lack safe ice. Jim also offers maintenance tips to get ice augers ready for the season and advice for first-ice walleyes and bluegills. (jiffyonice.com, dancingwithwalleyes.com) Charter captain Dumper Dan Welsch reports the DNR will increase annual Lake Michigan trout and salmon stocking numbers by 1 million for the next three years, starting in 2020. In addition to Coho and Chinook salmon and lake, brown and two strains of rainbow trout, brook trout will be stocked for the first time in years. The Wisconsin Lakeshore Business Association annual gun raffle will be held Dec. 7 at Classix in Kewaunee. (dumperdan.com, wlba-wi.com, classixllc.com, facebook.com/events/507934503321639/) Jim Babiasz, president of The Range of Richfield, reports on December events at the range, including Sig Sauer Demo Day on Dec. 7. (therangewi.com) In the Madison Outdoors Report, McFarland guide Ron Barefield reports anglers are still picking up walleyes on the Wisconsin River below the Sauk Prairie and Wisconsin Dells dams. (pappastradingpost.com, fisherkingwinery.com) This week's giveaway-a Jiffy powerhead cover that will fit any power ice auger. To enter the drawing, call 414-297-7554 or email dsoradio@gmail.com.

In the Hupy and Abraham Outdoor Report, our East Coast kayak correspondent Jon Small talks about his latest kayak camping adventure paddling around and camping on Staten Island. (northbrooklynboatclub.org, hupy.com) Range of Richfield president Jim Babiasz announces October classes and events at the Range, including an informational meeting of the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) Oct. 20 and an all-day Zombie Shoot on Oct. 31. (therangewi.com) David Bloch, founder and president of Outdoor Edge, offers tips for choosing the right tools for field-dressing big game. (outdooredge.com) he Madison Outdoors Report, JC Chamberlin reports on his successful Wyoming elk bowhunt and offers advice for mid-season bowhunting for Wisconsin whitetails. (http://www.pappastradingpost.com/, fisherkingwinery.com, dsbait.com)

Tim Dodd is the CEO of Sweet Flower, a luxury cannabis lifestyle brand that includes cannabis shops catering to the canna-curious. Green Entrepreneur editor-in-chief Jon Small visited Tim at his flagship shop on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. The two talk about the challenges and opportunities of opening up a dispensary in the largest market in the world. Plus, the decisions Tim’s made to make his shop approachable to those customers interested but still a little intimidated by the stigma of the plant.

Tim Dodd is the CEO of Sweet Flower, a luxury cannabis lifestyle brand that includes cannabis shops catering to the canna-curious. Green Entrepreneur editor-in-chief Jon Small visited Tim at his flagship shop on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. The two talk about the challenges and opportunities of opening up a dispensary in the largest market in the world. Plus, the decisions Tim’s made to make his shop approachable to those customers interested but still a little intimidated by the stigma of the plant.

In this maiden voyage of Jukebox Zeroes, your hosts Lee Martin and Patrick S. Barry take on ATILLA's self-titled (and sole) release. Was Billy Joel on the vanguard of revolutionizing rock organ? Or was it indeed just "psychedelic bullshit"? And why is Jon Small so tall? Find the answers to these (and probably be left with even more questions) on this pilot launch of Jukebox Zeroes! 

In this week's episode, I talk with legendary and award-winning director Jon Small about his 40+ year career and astonishing success in the entertainment industry and life lessons learned along the way.  Jon shares stories of working with Garth Brooks, Billy Joel, Johnny Cash, the Beach Boys, Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton, Sting, as well as The Beatles, Joan Jett, Martin Scorsese and more.  It's a fascinating life story to hear and learn from.

The Outer Limits of Inner Truth had the great pleasure of interviewing Fred Schruers who wrote the definitive autobiography about legendary musician Billy Joel. During our interview with Schruers, we ask several questions about what makes Mr. Joel incredible and why his music will forever stand the test of time. We would love to eventually interview Mr. Joel. NOTE: This particular program is not metaphysical nor does it have a spiritual focus as many of our previous episodes. In Billy Joel, acclaimed music journalist Fred Schruers draws upon more than one hundred hours of exclusive interviews with Joel to present an unprecedented look at the life, career, and legacy of the pint-sized kid from Long Island who became a rock icon. Exhibiting unparalleled intimate knowledge, Schruers chronicles Joel's rise to the top of the charts, from his working-class origins in Levittown and early days spent in boxing rings and sweaty clubs to his monumental success in the seventies and eighties. He also explores Joel's creative transformation in the nineties, his dream performance with Paul McCartney at Shea Stadium in 2008, and beyond. Comprehensive, vibrantly written, and filled with Joel's memories and reflections—as well as those of the family, friends, and band members who have formed his inner circle, including Christie Brinkley, Alexa Ray Joel, Jon Small, and Steve Cohen—this is the definitive account of a beloved rock star's epic American journey.