Podcast appearances and mentions of joshua baker

In this episode of the TMA Practice Well podcast, recorded live at TexMed 2024, Dr. Toi Harris moderates an insightful panel discussion on fostering relationships for improved physician well-being. Joined by esteemed panelists Joshua Baker, Dr. Lane Aiena, and Dr. Cheryl Hurd, the conversation delves into the significance of both professional and personal relationships in enhancing health and happiness. Discover strategies for maintaining meaningful connections despite the challenges of a demanding medical career. Learn from real-life experiences shared by the panelists, including the vital role of mentorship and the impact of strong personal bonds. The episode also explores the importance of empathy, active listening, and effective communication in supporting colleagues through difficult times. Audience questions and reflections further enrich the discussion, providing practical tips for integrating well-being into everyday practice. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and actionable advice to foster relationships that contribute to your overall well-being. Claim your CME credits for this episode by following the link in the description.

Joshua L. (“Josh”) Baker is a seasoned litigator with experience in both the criminal and civil realms of the law. As a former prosecutor who specialized in DUI and traffic criminal matters, he established his knowledge of the intricacies of courtroom advocacy and the needs of those affected by wrongdoing. After leaving criminal prosecution, Josh practiced civil defense where he learned the inner workings of insurance companies and their tactics in attempting to resolve cases for as little as possible. Called to return to help those in need, he joined Sanders.Law to represent individuals facing the most difficult times of their lives. Utilizing his skills in advocacy, coupled with his knowledge of civil defense, he now zealously fights for the best outcome for his clients. Born and raised in the Kansas City metropolitan area, Josh spent his early years developing his skills in advocacy by participating in speech and debate programs in high school. Following his graduation from the University of Missouri – Kansas City with his degree in English, he was a high school speech and debate teacher and head coach. Following two years of teaching, he pursued his lifelong dream of becoming a lawyer and, in 2019, graduated from the University of Missouri – Kansas City with his degree in law. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-baker-3163b0a3/ Sanders.Law: https://www.attorneystevesanders.com/ Learn more about EmotionTrac and our AI-driven Emotional Intelligence Platform: https://legal.emotiontrac.com/

Joshua L. (“Josh”) Baker is a seasoned litigator with experience in both the criminal and civil realms of the law. As a former prosecutor who specialized in DUI and traffic criminal matters, he established his knowledge of the intricacies of courtroom advocacy and the needs of those affected by wrongdoing. After leaving criminal prosecution, Josh practiced civil defense where he learned the inner workings of insurance companies and their tactics in attempting to resolve cases for as little as possible. Called to return to help those in need, he joined Sanders.Law to represent individuals facing the most difficult times of their lives. Utilizing his skills in advocacy, coupled with his knowledge of civil defense, he now zealously fights for the best outcome for his clients. Born and raised in the Kansas City metropolitan area, Josh spent his early years developing his skills in advocacy by participating in speech and debate programs in high school. Following his graduation from the University of Missouri – Kansas City with his degree in English, he was a high school speech and debate teacher and head coach. Following two years of teaching, he pursued his lifelong dream of becoming a lawyer and, in 2019, graduated from the University of Missouri – Kansas City with his degree in law. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-baker-3163b0a3/ Sanders.Law: https://www.attorneystevesanders.com/ Learn more about EmotionTrac and our AI-driven Emotional Intelligence Platform: https://legal.emotiontrac.com/

Bänkpressdemonen Joshua Baker a.k.a. The Gym Reaper, gästar podden där det pratas om okristligt tung bänkpress (såklart) och tunga lyft i övrigt men även kring hur han på kort tid blivit viral inom social media. Tyngre Old School, med Ashkan Aghili som den gemensamma nämnaren och med Albin Mattsson och Linnea Enstedt som ambulerande sidekick. Podden handlar om ämnen och gäster som motiverar och inspirerar med träningen som en röd tråd. Alla gäster har en historia att berätta som både rör och berör. Du som lyssnar på vår podcast får gärna betygsätta den på Apple Podcasts eller den plattform du lyssnar på – lämna gärna en recension. Då blir podden mer synlig för andra plus att vi värdar blir glada.

Today, we look at Shamima Begum losing her latest bid to regain UK citizenship, and the upcoming release of Keir Starmer's political biography.Begum has lost an appeal against a decision to revoke her UK citizenship. The 24 year old travelled to Syria aged 15 to join Islamic State Group, with the government revoking her citizenship in 2019. Is this the end of her legal options? Adam is joined by Joshua Baker, creator of ‘I'm Not A Monster, The Shamima Begum Story'.To hear the full story, listen on BBC Sounds here - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p08yblkfAnd, who is the real Keir Starmer? Adam speaks to his biographer Tom Baldwin about Starmer's upbringing, his career before Westminster and claims he is “boring”. You can join our Newscast online community here: https://tinyurl.com/newscastcommunityhere Newscast brings you daily analysis of the latest political news stories from the BBC. It was presented by Adam Fleming. It was made by Jack Maclaren with Joe Wilkinson and Sam McLaren. The technical producer was Matt Hewitt. The assistant editor is Chris Gray. The senior news editor is Jonathan Aspinwall.

Joshua L. (“Josh”) Baker is a seasoned litigator with experience in both the criminal and civil realms of the law. As a former prosecutor who specialized in DUI and traffic criminal matters, he established his knowledge of the intricacies of courtroom advocacy and the needs of those affected by wrongdoing. After leaving criminal prosecution, Josh practiced civil defense where he learned the inner workings of insurance companies and their tactics in attempting to resolve cases for as little as possible. Called to return to help those in need, he joined Sanders.Law to represent individuals facing the most difficult times of their lives. Utilizing his skills in advocacy, coupled with his knowledge of civil defense, he now zealously fights for the best outcome for his clients. Josh is empathetic to his client's needs and works diligently to ensure that their interests are adequately represented in front of judge and jury. His passion is helping his clients navigate the perplexing legal process by answering their questions and taking a pragmatic and driven approach to each case. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-baker-3163b0a3/ Sanders.Law: https://www.attorneystevesanders.com/

Joshua L. (“Josh”) Baker is a seasoned litigator with experience in both the criminal and civil realms of the law. As a former prosecutor who specialized in DUI and traffic criminal matters, he established his knowledge of the intricacies of courtroom advocacy and the needs of those affected by wrongdoing. After leaving criminal prosecution, Josh practiced civil defense where he learned the inner workings of insurance companies and their tactics in attempting to resolve cases for as little as possible. Called to return to help those in need, he joined Sanders.Law to represent individuals facing the most difficult times of their lives. Utilizing his skills in advocacy, coupled with his knowledge of civil defense, he now zealously fights for the best outcome for his clients. Josh is empathetic to his client's needs and works diligently to ensure that their interests are adequately represented in front of judge and jury. His passion is helping his clients navigate the perplexing legal process by answering their questions and taking a pragmatic and driven approach to each case. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-baker-3163b0a3/ Sanders.Law: https://www.attorneystevesanders.com/

On this episode of the Non Profit Happy Hour we talk with Joshua Baker about the organizations work to make the Lloyd district one of Portland's most sustainable neighborhoods.

Dr. Joshua Baker, first author of a paper recently published in “Arthritis & Rheumatology”, “Associations Between Low Serum Urate, Body Composition, and Mortality“, is our guest today. Dr. Baker, recognizing the controversy in whether low serum urate or uric acid (UA) level contribute to adverse outcomes, set out to evaluate the relation between low serum UA levels and sarcopenia, to assess whether sarcopenia confounds associations between these low levels and mortality. 

The history of how cultures, philosophers, and governments have approached the idea of self defense spans much further than the Second Amendment. While in our day, most arguments of the subject center on contemporary events, agendas, and problems, by peeling back the layers of history, we can humble ourselves before the summation of human knowledge and argumentation to try to better understand what we think. Sometimes we read in order to better understand something, and other times we investigate in order to better represent our conclusions. Both are accomplished in Joshua Baker's book, Deinfringe, where he traces a long series of philosophical as well as legal arguments regarding an individual's right to self defense. Joshua joins us on the REDACTED Culture Cast to discuss no only what led to the book's creation, but an extension of the arguments that produced it. You can find the book on Amazon. Search Deinfringe.His website: https://deinfringe.com/And Instagram: @deinfringe_Follow us on Instagram: @redactedllcSupport this show through merch at www.redactedllc.comSupport the REDACTED Culture Cast at redactedculture.locals.comSSP and boutique products at redactedllc.comFollow us on Instagram at @redactedllc

Joshua Baker, creator of the BBC's ‘I'm Not A Monster' podcast

It's been seven years since British teen Shamima Begum, then 15 years old, entered Syria with two school friends to join ISIS. One of Begum's friends has since gone missing, and the other was reportedly killed in an airstrike on Raqqa. Begum herself disappeared for years before encountering a journalist in al-Hawl prison camp in 2019, begging to return to the U.K. for the safety of her child, who subsequently died. Now, the BBC says the man who smuggled the girls into Syria was actually a double agent, providing information to Canadian intelligence as he trafficked for ISIS. A new book by U.K.-based writer Richard Kerbaj also accuses Canada of asking British officials to help cover up the connection. BBC journalist Joshua Baker has been interviewing Begum for the upcoming podcast, I'm Not A Monster: The Shamima Begum Story. Today, what he's learned about Begum's journey and Canada's involvement from a dossier on her alleged smuggler.

What would it mean for your business if thousands, tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of consumers in your target demographic were introduced to your company? This is what Joshua Baker does. Mark and Joshua discuss how video content can save your business time and money in this episode of "How's Your ePresence?"  

In our lives, we can look back and see how the influence of one person has impacted our life's trajectory. Throughout the journey of this podcast and video podcast, numerous guests have chronicled the importance of that one teacher, that one mentor, that one friend who had the ability to see past the current circumstances of their present lives, to a greatness within them that was yearning to be released. For Pastor Joshua Baker, that man was a preacher who placed a hand on Josh's heart and freed him from his addictions and the barriers to a life of discipleship to Jesus Christ. It is this Christ relationship that is the fundamental relationship in Josh's life, and the foundation of his ministry as a Campus Pastor at Alive Church in Orlando, FL. Josh at a glance is not what springs to mind when you think of a man who preaches the Good News of the Bible (neither was Saul, nor even Moses for that matter). He dances to Thundercat's Funny Thing (and has a serious shoulder shrug to go with it), raps his own poetry, has hundreds of thousands of people watching his Instagram Reels' antics and isn't afraid to go vocal cord-to-vocal cord with Mariah Carey while he drives around Orlando, FL. And while it's all good fun and laughter, underneath the carefree persona, is a man who has periodically run from his calling, survived a drunk driving car accident that left him in a coma and overcome the deep hurts and disappointments he experienced at the hands of people in the church who were supposed to be his mentors and guides.  Josh's journey reminds us of what happens when you stop running and start facing the pain of your life. When you find the capacity within your heart to forgive yourself and those who have caused you great disappointments. In a time when religion and commitment to following any religious doctrine can be used as a tool to divide us, Josh uses his pulpit to call upon us, the Church and the world to start a love revival. To love all people. To love all people abundantly.Alive ChurchJoshua on IGPatrick's WebsitePatrick on IGAt the Podium on IGPatrick on LinkedIn

To kick off the new series we're discussing a little about the history behind Black activism in sports. Many athletes in the past have taken huge risks just to make sure their voice was heard. Whether that may have resulted in hardcore consequences or not they still took a stand. Joining us on this episode is Joshua Baker to talk about what this means to him as a young Black student-athlete. 

In this WEEKEND WATCHLIST I'm joined by Joshua Baker from Capital H Management to talk about Environmental Group ASX:EGL Here's a recent writeup about the company from Josh: https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/e-g-l-it-s-in-the-nameSimply Wall St Summary: "The Environmental Group Limited engages in the design, application, and servicing of gas and vapor emission control systems, and inlet and exhaust systems for gas turbines in Australia and internationally. Its products include gas turbine inlet filtration systems (filter houses), inlet cooling/fogging systems, acoustical components, expansion joints, and complete exhaust systems with guillotine and diverter dampers; and a range of air pollution control equipment and services for the removal of pollutants from industrial gas and air streams. The company also provides engineering and water treatment services to various industries; and installation, commissioning, service, and maintenance of steam boilers, inert gas generators, hot water boilers, valves, thermal oil heaters, economizers, and burners. In addition, it offers turnkey recycling solutions. The Environmental Group Limited was incorporated in 1923 and is headquartered in Notting Hill, Australia.https://simplywall.st/stocks/au/capital-goods/asx-egl/environmental-group-sharesPortfolio tracker Sharesight tracks your trades, shows your true performance, and saves you time and money at tax time. Get 4 months free at https://www.sharesight.com/au/sharesforbeginnersDisclosure: The links provided are affiliate links. I will be paid a commission if you use these link to make a purchase. You will also usually receive a discount by using these links/coupon codes. I only recommend products and services that I use and trust myself or where I have interviewed and/or met the founders and have assured myself that they're offering something of value. Shares for Beginners is for information and educational purposes only. It isn't financial advice, and you shouldn't buy or sell any investments based on what you've heard here. Any opinion or commentary is the view of the speaker only not Shares for Beginners. This podcast doesn't replace professional advice regarding your personal financial needs, circumstances or current situation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I spoke to Dan and Jovana about minimalism. Make sure to subscribe so you know when our next episode drops and rate and review if you like the podcast. Socials Find Dan on Twitter (@DanDeShetler). Find Jovana on Instagram (@ordinarily_simple_). Find Sam's Socials on this link: https://linktr.ee/samuelobrien Find the Podcast's Socials on this link: http://linktr.ee/contentncapable Plugs and Mentions Plug: Dan plugged Taskmaster. Jovana plugged The Minimalist Home by Joshua Baker and Goodbye Things by Fumio Susaki and The Minimal Mom on YouTube. Sam plugged Mad Max: Fury Road. Mentioned in the Show: Marie Kondo's The Art of Tidying Up (both a book and Netflix show) Check out the other shows on the Movie Night Crew Network!

“How did an American family end up in the heart of the ISIS caliphate?”Samantha Elhassani (nee Sally) insists, “I'm not a bad person — I'm not a monster”.Yet she lived in the ISIS caliphate. Her ten-year-old son could make a suicide belt and be featured in ISIS propaganda. She owned slaves. And travelled to Hong Kong to deposit large sums of cash and gold and bought tactical combat gear there. And perhaps most astonishing, she was an FBI informant.The story sounds unbelievable and Samantha says so herself. However, in 2018 she returned to the US into the custody of law enforcement. At the end of 2020, she was convicted of financing terrorism and sentenced to prison for 78 months.Investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker Joshua Baker untangles Samantha's story in the podcast In I'm Not A Monster and the film Return from ISIS. Jointly produced by the BBC and PBS, the podcast and film examine how an American woman and her children could possibly end up with ISIS in Syria. Joshua Baker brings listeners to places both frightening and familiar, from a former torture prison to a children's swing set in the backyard of a home in Indiana.In this episode of MetaPod, we talk to Joshua Baker about his mission to chronicle Samantha's unique story. Josh discusses his journalistic career working in high-risk conflict zones and with vulnerable people. We also discuss the political and cultural understanding between countries of the Middle East and the West.Please be advised that some of our discussion revolves around violence, coercion and other topics that might be unsettling for some audiences.

In this conversation, I connected with Dhiraj Mukherjee who is co-founder of Shazam - the music recognition app that was founded during the end of the dot-com bubble in 2000 and they surfed multiple crises before finally being acquired 18 years later by Apple for a reported $400 million. He is now an active angel investor focused on Tech for Good, and with a particular interest in the climate emergency. I first met and worked with Dhiraj 7 years ago and we reconnected recently when he posted an interesting blog post called Designing for Uncertainty about the importance of agility in finding opportunities for innovation when faced with a crisis, such as the current pandemic. We talked about having random conversations (through being a dog owner), spotting when you are in the right place or knowing when you are in a dead end, and the importance of patience and the long view when it comes to innovation and navigating a crisis. This podcast is a production by Liminal, the collective intelligence community. With particular thanks to our new patrons and members - Krystina Nyzell, Joshua Baker, Senan Largey, Will Rolph, Sam Roots. To find out more or to join the community please visit https://www.weareliminal.co/. See below a few links, to find out more about Dhiraj and some of the things we talked about. Until next time, please keep on connecting people and ideas. Thanks and goodbye https://dhirajmukherjee.com/ https://www.shazam.com/ https://dhirajmukherjee.com/designing-for-uncertainty/ https://bcorporation.uk/ https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/43GjCh72bxWVSqSB84ZDJw0/reith-lectures-2020-how-we-get-what-we-value

Joshua Baker is simply one of the most impressive journalists out there working today. You may know him for his current podcast series with the BBC, I’m Not a Monster, or his related documentary Return from ISIS. The two follow his attempts to track down and understand Samantha, the woman who took her family to live with ISIS in Syria. If you’ve not yet listened to I’m Not a Monster, do give it a go, it’s incredible from the start. Listening to the first episode, I was walking in the snow in Berlin and it was -15C, and I stayed out longer in such extreme conditions, so I could reach the end of the first episode, that’s how riveting it is. Joshua Links I'm not a Monster Podcast: https://podfollow.com/1540251892 https://www.instagram.com/joshbakerfilm https://www.twitter.com/joshbakerfilm Andrew Links http://twitter.com/andrewgold_ok http://instagram.com/andrewgold_ok http://youtube.com/andrewgold1 http://patreon.com/andrewgold http://andrewgoldpodcast.com It begins by explaining minute by minute what it was like for Joshua to be attacked and bombed by ISIS, fracturing his back in an explosion that destroyed that left nothing of an entire street. Then, we hear audio footage of a young American boy being taught to assemble and use a suicide bomb. The kid explains how he would lure American soldiers by asking for help, before pulling the string. Now, I didn’t want to go into too much detail, because I want you to be able to listen to this full podcast without real spoilers, and to be able to then fully enjoy I’m Not a Monster afterwards. I was fascinated by Joshua from a journalistic point of view, because the one thing I always said was that I’ll do anything, and I’ve done stuff over the years in dangerous places – but I would never go near ISIS or anyone who might behead me. It’s just not worth the gain, so we talk a lot in this one about his experience literally being blown up by ISIS and surviving by the skin of his teeth – and then what it means to be doing this kind of journalism. That said, we do talk a bit towards end about the characters in the series, so I’ll give you a little run down without any spoilers, all stuff you know from the beginning of episode one. Sam is an American mother who took her kids to Syria, and wants to come back. She claims she was tricked into going there by her husband Moussa, but Joshua doesn’t entirely trust her, as her story doesn’t always check out. Joshua does track down a woman called Tsuad who was bought as a slave by Sam and Moussa during their time in Syria – and Tsuad speaks nicely about Sam, so I ask Joshua about that at the end. There is about nine minutes of bonus chat in this episode for patrons – get that on patreon.com/andrewgold. I’ll try to get Josh to come to my weekly Discord chat room event, they’ve been great so far – just find the link in the show notes.

We talk with local developer Joshua Baker about the future of micro apartments and tiny homes. Can and will Florida support them? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/flredevelopment/support

This is the first episode of the ALL NEW TABLE READS!With this episode, we welcome back Kelly Leviay as a full-time co-host and introduce Joshua Baker as a second full-time co-host in addition to show creator Shawn McBee, making Table Reads a 3 person podcast! For the first foray of the new lineup, we’re reading our first script authored by an Academy Award winner: Shazam, by the legendary William Goldman! Get a listen at what might have been if the new film starring Zachary Levi had been made about 10 years earlier (probably without Zachary Levi). Guys, it’s pretty weird.

The Spaceship Art Bell encounters an alien ship adrift in space, but what horrors await them on board?Far Horizons 6 - Dark EncountersDownload (31:45, 36.5 MB mp3, released 2009.11.12)Written by Eric L. BusbyFeatured in the cast wereDavid Ault as Nicholas LancerJon Specht as Artimus KaneLaura Post as Donna BriggsElie Hirchman as Joshua BakerJudah Friese as Max HowlettAmanda Fitzwater as Susan LockhartBill Hollweg as John CollinsGareth Preston as Doctor StarkMegan Pressley as Katlin CullenMichael Hudson as Gareth ShawTom Davis Beal as Todd EccelstonBruce Busby as the HostPaul Levelle as MorganChristina Boyd as the Medicwith Mike 'Dr. Pus' Westand Mark BruzeeFar Horizons theme by Kai HartwigAdditional music composed by Ambient Light and Kevin MacLeodThis episode was directed and produced by Eric L. BusbyPost Production work by Eric L. Busby

Mankind makes first contact when an alien construct is discovered drifting in the asteroid belt.Far Horizons 1 - ConstructDownload (32:07, 44.2 MB mp3, released 2007.02.19)Written by Eric L. BusbyFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Nicholas Lancer Mark Kalita as Artimus Kane Laura Post as Donna Briggs Elie Hirchman as Joshua Baker Judah Friese as Max Howlett Amanda Fitzwater as Susan Lockhart Bill Hollweg as John Collins Zach Ricks as Sam Reed Eric L. Busby as Gareth ShawMusic by Kai Hartwig www.hartwigmusic.deThis episode was written, directed and produced by Eric L. Busby Post Production work by Eric L. Busby

The crew of the Art Bell begin the journey back to Earth, but the road home is long and full of dangers.Far Horizons 4 - The Long Road Home(18:37, 25.8 MB mp3, released 2009.09.14)Written by Eric L. BusbyFeatured in the cast wereDavid Ault as Nicholas LancerJon Specht as Artimus KaneLaura Post as Donna BriggsElie Hirchman as Joshua BakerJudah Friese as Max HowlettAmanda Fitzwater as Susan LockhartBill Hollweg as John CollinsMegan Pressley as Katlin CullenMichael Hudson as Gareth ShawTom Davis Beal as Todd EccelstonBruce Busby as the HostFar Horizons theme by Kai HartwigAdditional music composed by Ambient Light and Kevin MacLeod This episode was directed and produced by Eric L. BusbyPost Production work by Eric L. Busby

The Spaceship Art Bell encounters an alien ship adrift in space, but what horrors await them on board?Far Horizons 5 - The DerelictDownload (19:33, 27.1 MB mp3, released 2009.10.08)Written by Eric L. BusbyFeatured in the cast wereDavid Ault as Nicholas LancerJon Specht as Artimus KaneLaura Post as Donna BriggsElie Hirchman as Joshua BakerAmanda Fitzwater as Susan LockhartBill Hollweg as John CollinsGareth Preston as Doctor StarkMegan Pressley as Katlin CullenMichael Hudson as Gareth ShawTom Davis Beal as Todd EccelstonBruce Busby as the HostEric Busby as the guardWith Mark BruzeeFar Horizons theme by Kai HartwigAdditional music composed by Ambient Light and Kevin MacLeodDirected and produced by Eric L. BusbyPost Production work by Eric L. Busby

Lost in deep space. The crew of the Earthship Art Bell attempt to find a way to return to Earth.Far Horizons 3 - Into the UnknownDownload (26:50, 37.1 MB mp3, released 2009.07.31)Written by Eric L. BusbyFeatured in the cast wereDavid Ault as Nicholas LancerJon Specht as Artimus KaneLaura Post as Donna BriggsElie Hirchman as Joshua BakerJudah Friese as Max HowlettAmanda Fitzwater as Susan LockhartBill Hollweg as John CollinsZach Ricks as Sam ReedGareth Preston as Doctor StarkMegan Pressley as Katlin CullenMichael Hudson as Gareth ShawTom Davis Beal as Todd EccelstonBruce Busby as the HostLucien Dodge as the Crew Member Far Horizons theme by Kai HartwigAdditional music composed by Ambient Light and Kevin MacLeod This episode was directed and produced by Eric L. BusbyPost Production work by Eric L. Busby

Professor Baker conducts an experiment that will have profound effect on the crew of the Art Bell. Download (30:59, 28.6 MB mp3, released 2007.04.03)Written by Eric L. BusbyFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Nicholas Lancer Mark Kalita as Artimus Kane Laura Post as Donna Briggs Elie Hirchman as Joshua Baker Judah Friese as Max Howlett Amanda Fitzwater as Susan Lockhart Bill Hollweg as John Collins Zach Ricks as Sam Reed Eric L. Busby as Gareth ShawMusic by Kai Hartwig www.hartwigmusic.deThis episode was written, directed and produced by Eric L. Busby Post Production work by Eric L. Busby