Podcast appearances and mentions of Kevin Mack

In this heartfelt and inspiring conversation, we reconnect with Julie Stonefelt of Wild Homestead Living—park ranger, nature mentor, cancer survivor, and long-time member of the deep nature connection community. Julie shares her powerful personal story of transformation, from teenage struggles and early mentorship with Jon to her path through illness, healing, and the creation of a slow, connected life on a rural homestead.We explore the roots of Wild Homestead Living, a vision born not just of longing for simplicity, but of intentional reciprocity with the land and the more-than-human world. Julie offers intimate reflections on how nature supported her through life-altering challenges and how she now supports others in their own reconnection journeys—whether through sit spot practice, gardening alongside local wildlife, or simply noticing the breeze on your skin.We also talk about ego, control, and decolonizing our approach to land and learning. Julie shares how observation, curiosity, and story are at the heart of her teaching—and how small acts, like growing sprouts in a jar, can spark a deeper relationship with life itself.If you've ever wondered how to begin (or begin again) in relationship with nature—especially in our fast-paced world—this episode is your invitation to slow down, listen, and remember."Slowing down and having those connections—it's simple, but it's not easy."About Wild Homestead LivingIf you're craving a life that's more connected to nature, rooted in simplicity, and aligned with your values, you're in the right place.Founded by Julie Stonefelt and Kevin Mack, Wild Homestead Living offers practical tools, heartfelt inspiration, and a supportive community to help you create a sustainable lifestyle—whether you live in the city, the suburbs, or off the grid. From patio gardens to permaculture homesteads, you'll find resources to help you start small, grow slow, and live deeply.Ready to begin? Explore their free courses and guides »About Julie StonefeltJulie grew up with salt in her hair and sand between her toes, falling in love with nature along the shores of Puget Sound in the Great Pacific Northwest. That love led her to The Evergreen State College, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree specializing in environmental education, cultural history, and wildlife rehabilitation.For over 28 years, she's been helping people connect with the wild world around them, whether through her work as a Park Ranger or here at Wild Homestead Living. She believes that nature isn't just something out there—it's part of who we are. And no matter where you live, there's always a way to bring a little more of it into your life.--Tracking Connections Podcast is a production of Connection 1st, an organization that helps you deepen your connection with nature, other people and yourself. Learn moreThe transcript of this episode is available here.

Lisa MacLean, founder of Moxie Media - the first female-founded political direct mail firm in the U.S - talks her path to politics...starting in St Louis and then Vassar, to impactful DC internships, managing campaigns in California and eventually starting her own mail firm in the late 1990s that recently celebrated its 25th Anniversary. In this conversation, Lisa talks overcoming adversity as a young woman in politics, the nuts and bolts of how she started her own firm, some of her big races and wins, direct mail best practices and trends, and much more from her 30+ years as a top political operative.IN THIS EPISODEGrowing up middle-class in the St. Louis suburbs...The searing experience in 9th grade that drove home the importance of politics...How the Senate vote to confirm Clarence Thomas changed the course of Lisa's career...Lisa talks what it was like to go to college at Vassar in the late 80s...Lessons learned during and after the 1992 "Year of the Woman"...A personal story Lisa tells about a very difficult experience as a young woman in a media firm...How Lisa decided to start her own direct mail firm and how she got it off the ground...The biggests changes in direct mail over Lisa's 25 years in the business...Some of the memorable races where Lisa feels smart direct mail made a difference...The direct mail trends Lisa is monitoring...Lessons Lisa learned in running and growing a successful mail firm over 25 years...The story behind the name "Moxie Media"...A glimpse into living in rural, coastal Washington (state)...AND Jill Alper, Sasha Bruce, Andrea Campbell, Yadira Caraveo, Amy Chapman, Tony Coehlo, Michael Dukakis, free shrimp cocktail, Patty Garamendi, The Good Neighbor News, Lisa Grove, Anita Hill, Trish Hoppey, Mary Hughes, Tishaura Jones, Celinda Lake, Kevin Mack, Hal Malchow, Laurie Moskowitz, Pat Moynihan, Adnaan Muslin, Amy Pritchard, Rich Schlackman, Amy Simon, Heather Stone, Clarence Thomas, tomboys, Henry Underhill, Karen White, the Womens Information Network, Harriett Woods...& more!

Beyond the Buckets | Episode #135 | Kevin Mack - Mountain View High School Varsity Boys CoachCoach Kevin Mack is a highly respected figure in the realm of high school basketball, serving as the head varsity boys basketball coach at Mountain View High School. With an impressive coaching career marked by dedication and success, Coach Mack has led his team to achieve remarkable milestones, including securing two Central Section championships under his guidance.His coaching philosophy emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and the relentless pursuit of excellence both on and off the court. Coach Mack is renowned for his ability to develop talent, instill a strong work ethic in his players, and foster a winning mentality among his team members.Beyond his achievements on the court, Coach Mack is committed to shaping the character and integrity of his players, imparting essential life skills that extend far beyond basketball. His leadership, strategic prowess, and unwavering commitment to the sport have earned him widespread admiration within the basketball community and have established Mountain View High School as a public school powerhouse in the Central Section basketball landscape under his tenure.Out now on all podcast platforms! #podcast #beyondthebuckets #show #basketball #coach #life #lifestyle #coaching #entrepreneur #business #ceo #lifecoach #mentalperformance #YouTube http://ow.ly/3kdI30qOSc6   #Applehttp://ow.ly/cAeV30qOSc8   #Spotify http://ow.ly/7EIe30qOSc9  

On The Kenny & JT Show we're pleased to be joined by former Cleveland Browns running back Kevin Mack. Kevin also played for the Los Angeles Express of the old USFL. Now as the new USFL has returned, Kevin will be in town for the USFL's special “Commitment To Canton” event at the Hall of Fame Village, tomorrow from 6:00pm – 7:30pm.

Mike Salmon is the producer of the VRChat Worlds Gallery at Venice Immersive, which means that the scouts out potential worlds, helps track down potential events to feature, and coordinates all of the physical and virtual docents who helping to actually run all of the various world hops. The VRChat world gallery had over 30 different worlds that were featured on a variety of different world hops throughout the day, but there were also five different VRChat worlds that were in competition. Two were immersive theatre pieces (Gumball Dreams & Typeman), and three were VRChat worlds including Kevin Mack's Namuanki, Fins' Treasure Heist, and MetaRick's Uncanney Alley. I talked to Salmon about his journey into VRChat and the underground music scene, his short-list curation strategy, and collaboration with curators Liz Rosenthal and Michel Reilhac. In my last interview with Liz & Michel, we spoke about the festival's emphasis on trying to onboard other immersive storytellers onto VRChat in order to show the quality and extent of some of the worldbuilding that's happening on the platform. Salmon likes to call VRChat the YouTube of VR in the sense that the publication of experiences are much more democratized in the sense that they don't have to be curated by a big walled garden like Meta. This allows for a lot more experimentation as well as more avante-garde, DIY, punk aesthetics, but also experimenting with more bite-sized experiences that you wouldn't necessarily want to download an entire application for. There's also a social dimension to VRChat, which means that the social dynamics are built-in and often times the environmental design provides a background context for connection. Salmon points to the Rat King as a world that is like a community-driven and open source DJ club with a video player that allows anyone to throw their own rave within a VRChat instance. Each year Venice highlights a number of different clubs and events, and this year they featured LLLL SILENT DAWN RELEASE PARTY by PK, OXYMORE by VRrOOm, SANCTUM by PammeMatth, and SODAWORLD by Michael Balkind. You can see how I categorized the different VRChat Worlds Gallery in my Venice Immersive sneak peak post after I had a chance to check out the worlds ahead of my trip to Venice.

Kevin Mack is a virtual reality artist who creates abstract and surreal art, and his first VRChat world called NAMUANKI has been selected as one of the 30 projects in competition at Venice Immersive. You take a tour through some of his organic rocks, static blort entities that offer your a psychedelic vision, and then jump through a portal at the bottom of the ocean to go into an ice world and lava world where you're met with a variety of different mythic Sumerian deities along the way. Mack's project ANANDALA was selected for last year's Venice VR Expanded (interview here), and he attended many of the virtual events and world hops in VRChat, which inspired him to take a stab at translating his procedural and generative art style in VRChat. NAMUANKI will be publicly available in VRChat for the length of Venice Immersive from September 1st to 10th, and TBD whether it'll be available afterwards. I spoke to Kevin about his iterative design process and how he uses Houdini for his procedural art, the how he embraces paradox in a pluralistic fashion, his ongoing creative dialogue with what he perceives to be alien-like AI entities from the future, the backstory behind the different Sumerian deities that are featured, and then an extended discussion for how he's been collaborating with different generative AI art programs, and the debates around consciousness and AI from a materialist, idealist, and panpsychic perspective.

What would the long-term repercussions of being raised like Caspian be? What's going on psychologically with the Pevensies when they flit in and out of our world and Narnia? How do we cultivate childlike faith in a world that is calling us to do more and more? Which character does this psychologist connect with most in the series? These questions and more are discussed with PHD Kevin Mack!

(05-24-2018) - Two stars of the History Channel's popular "Counting Cars" program, "Horny" Mike & Kevin Mack joined Randy at the 2018 "Classic Auto Show" in LA to talk about owning the new Dodge Challenger and which one is better than the others, how both joined Danny "the Count" Koker on the show, and what cars are in their garage! If you listen on I-tunes please rate us 5 stars and comment!!

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FOOTBALL IS BACK….and so is REMEMBERING SOME GUYS!  All your favorites are here.  Christian Okoye.  Jeff Hostetler, Kevin Mack.  All guys.  All remembered.    Did you know that commercials madden Josh?  Especially ones with shitty songs about taking your significant other on a date to Applebee's.  Have some self respect, ladies.  Please do not let men get away with this.    Advice is a listener question about an associate who is always late.  Lets steal his kidney.  Wait a second…that's Lance's answer to EVERYTHING.    Keep it fancy like…

Kevin Mack’s Anandala is an awe-inspiring piece of VR-native, generative, abstract art with some really compelling experiments in interactive, embodied NPC entities he calls “blorts.”

Immersive art, computer graphics and visual effects pioneer Kevin Mack joins befores & afters editor Ian Failes to discuss the art of making VR art. 

Kevin Mack, academy award winning VFX supervisor and world renowned artist joins us for this exciting episode. We talk about Kevins journey through art department, into VFX, pioneering CG, becoming an honorary neuroscientist and how that influenced both his work and the science community itself. A remarkable man and an inspiration on many levels. This was a true pleasure.

Ali and Dustin sit down live and in person with Kevin Mack at PJ Mcintyre's for the charity event for the Greater Cleveland Food Bank with Danny Cleveland. Ali and Dustin dive in to expectations for the 2021 season and get Kevin's perspective on the incoming rookie class.

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Today I spoke with Tracy Alden, Wynn Shawver, Shannon Lang, Jenny Arrington, Kemone Hendricks and Kevin Mack. We talked about what the 4th of July means to different people and how can we as an organization can be more cognizant of changing attitudes. Kemone Hendricks: https://www.kemonehendricks.com/mari-and-mari-enterprise Shannon Lang: https://www.slangmodels.com/ Kevin Mack: https://www.atproperties.com/agents/2388/kevin-mack Jenny Arrington: https://www.jennyarrington.com/ Please share this podcast with your neighbors and join in the discussion.

This week the crew was honored to welcome in Cleveland sports vet Matt Loede to reminisce over the mid 90's in Cleveland, the Indians back then and where we are today, and so much more. Great stuff from Matt! We then pivot to chat some more Tribe, who we'd like to see Jarvis add to his HR derby, OTAs, zero trade talks, power ranking top 3 karaoke songs to sing at bars, as Gab sings them all. Stop reading this, grab an ice cold Labatt and go to Shacknews.com to support the show. Also, subscribe.  

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They don't make too many people like Saul Shorr. After hitchhiking across the country,  working in sugar refineries, being in and out of college, Saul fell into working on Mo Udall's 1976 presidential campaign. He soon became an expert in big city politics, started his own media firm, and has helped elect Senators and Governors and Presidents.Saul has one of the most unique paths, some of the biggest wins, and many of the best stories after decades as one of the most respected admakers and strategists in the business. Trust me...if you like politics, you'll love this episode with Saul. Podcast WebsiteTwitter: @ProPoliticsPodTwitter: @ZacMcCraryFacebook: The Pro Politics PodcastIN THIS EPISODE...Robert Moses, of The Power Broker fame, has a lot to do with how Saul grew up in Queens…Saul's memories of the day President Kennedy died…Saul's favorite political slogan of all time…The unusual thing that happened to Saul on his second day working in politics…Saul works for the iconic American political figure Allard Lowenstein…A young Saul spends a day with Coretta Scott King…Saul cuts his teeth in Philly politics during the tumultuous late 70s and early 80s…Saul helps elect Ben Nelson Governor of Nebraska after starting at less than 1%...Saul grows his business by finding a niche with Lieutenant Governors in the South…Saul's paean to life on the road as a political consultant…Saul gives his view from a front row seat of tragedy and triumph of Mel Carnahan…What it was like when Saul joined the historic Obama 2008 team…David Axelrod's memorable when Saul put together test-attack ads against then Senator Obama…Saul's best practices on negative ads…Saul makes arguably the most memorable attack ad against Mitt Romney in 2012…Saul tells the story of how Al Franken's first TV ad “made him Minnesota” and helped propel him to the US Senate…Saul helps Tom Wolf break out of a crowded PA Governor's field…The one criteria Saul (jokingly) gives on bringing on a new client…Saul provides an itinerary for your next trip to Philly... ALSO… Jim Andrews, John Anderson (the Black one), John Anderson (the white one), Andre the Giant, John Ashcroft, Geno Auriemma, David Axelrod, Bob Bedard, Paul Begala, Lucien Blackwell, Sherrod Brown, Jerry Brown, Mary Beth Cahill, Jean Carnahan, Bob Casey, Dick Cheney, Robert Clark, Howard Coffin, Norm Coleman, Tom Corbett, Dick Durbin, Tom Eagleton, Mike Easley, Dwight Evans, Marc Farinella, Chaka Fattah, Diane Feldman, Alan Franken, Ben Franklin, Bill Gray, Pierre Howard, Jay Howser, Jacob Javits, Andi Johnson, Rabbi Meir Kahane, Robert Kennedy, Ed Koch, John Lindsay, Myra MacPherson, Kevin Mack, Adam Magnus, Josh Mandel, Terry McAuliffe, Rob McCord, Katie McGinty, Val Molin, Jim Margolis, George McGovern, James Michener, Molly Murphy, Ricky Nelson, Pall Mall unfilitereds, Elizabeth Pearson, Bev Perdue, David Perdue, David Price, JB Pritzker, Fran Rafferty, Frank Rizzo, Cokie Roberts, Mary Ann Sandretti, Allyson Schwartz, Joe Shafer, The Shorr Holding Company, Chris Sifford, Paul Tully,  Mo Udall, Stewart Udall, Anthony Weiner, Alan Wheat, Dennis Wicker, Roger Wilson, Harriet Woods, Jim Young, and MORE!

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Donovan James (@DonJamesSport) & Josh Keatley (@JoshKeatley16) draft their all-time Cleveland Browns team & start the March QB Madness tournament Give the Browns Wire Podcast a like on Facebook and follow along with us on Twitter. It’s also available on all of your favorite podcast apps, including iTunes, TuneIn, Stitcher and Spotify. Thanks for listening! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

March 2, 2021--Dr. Marvin Trotter speaks with Dr. Kevin Mack, Clinical Psychologist in Mendocino County, on the topic of suicide prevention.

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We did it!! We have made it through 2020 and we've made it one full year here at Good But Not the Best! Thank you for listening and we are on to a brighter year in 2021. We are still recording remotely due to the COVID numbers but are hopeful we can get back to recording together again once the spring brings back some warmer weather. We begin this episode with Andrew sharing some exciting personal news, Jaron sharing some not so great personal news and reading a couple new listener reviews. Then, Andrew gives us an update on Dancing Gnome family member Kevin Mack and how he is doing on his road to recovery before we take a look back at December in the world of Dancing Gnome and a look ahead to January and 2021 more broadly. Next, we call the Professor Rob Dillman of Old Thunder Brewing for an update on their progress and his reaction to starting to go can sales around Christmas. Finally, we end the episode by trying to figure out some acronyms from the reviews before diving in to another session of Watch, Listen, Learn! Intro & Outro music by: Kabbalistic VillageBreak music by: Kevin MacLeod

Kevin wants us all to keep money local this Christmas!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Kevin and Arsalan discuss the different options available to software developers to style their web pages. CSS is great for browsers to interpret and machines are great at using it but is there an easier, more intuitive way of describing the look and feel for a user interface? Certainly! There are many preprocessing tools and...

Kevin and Arsalan discuss the different options available to software developers to style their web pages. CSS is great for browsers to interpret and machines are great at using it but is there an easier, more intuitive way of describing the look and feel for a user interface? Certainly! There are many preprocessing tools and...

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No one is safe from the Albury Mayor's spray about the Border closure.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mr. Mack is affectionately known as “The Professor” because not only has he had MASSIVE success in LegalShield, but he has been able to duplicate that success throughout his team by creating leaders to create leaders. Kevin has broken numerous Executive Directors, Ring Earners and even Millionaire Club Members on his team. He works his […]

Albury Mayor Kevin Mack has some statistics on just how many people are being affected by the Border closure.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Albury Mayor Kevin Mack doesn't hold back on the new Border zone restrictions.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

1. Covid-19 Pandemic Border Updates 2. Catholic Church has a new collection method 3. Dragons in Slovenia 4. Jess is giving her number out to randos 5. Bob Irwin Bitten in the face by a snake 6. What’s something your job requires that you can’t do? 7. What ‘s the largest thing you’ve lost? 8. Bubble-o-bill ice cream tub 9. Kevin Mack clears up what Cross Border Resident Means 10. We pump up Kylee from Jindera for Virtual Trivia Tonight See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The Service NSW website is very vague can we cross the Border for ANY reason? Or should we not be crossing unless its for work/school? Mayor of Albury Kevin Mack Clears things up for us! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Lu and Matt talk to the Mayor of Albury about the impact of the Border closure. 

Kevin Mack was just 16 when he signed on as a Victoria Police cadet in 1978, and 18 when he was posted as a junior constable to Port Melbourne. However, as fate would have it he was sent back to his home turf in 1986 where it was here he found his calling to be more than just a policeman. It was here Kevin became a beacon of understanding, hope and the listening ear that changed the course of the lives who he encountered. He has been known for decades around Albury-Wodonga as the community cop who took young people under his wing, founding a project to provide therapy and direction through camping in the wilderness of the high plains and rafting on fast-flowing rivers. He set about becoming a leader and mentor and adviser to young people who otherwise might have lost their way. From this work he was the 2010 Albury Citizen of the Year. After many trips to Parliament, campaigning to become a Federal Minister and many hours spent rubbing shoulders and conversations with the powers that be of our nation. It's quite clear to see that Kevins passion and purpose lies with the heart of the people. Those that don't have the voice heard from the upper echelons of society, but whose food and produce we consume on a daily basis.

Matt's the first (and only) member of the 'Border Anti Traffic Light and Pro Roundabout Organisation' (BATLPRO) and he's not happy about the removal of the roundabout in Thurgoona. Kevin Mack explains why the traffic lights have to go in! 

Some welcome Covid relief is in the draft budget. 

Matt catches up with Albury Mayor Kevin Mack. What's the latest on preparations for the virus? Will the half day Friday holiday happen? 

The latest edition of the Spielman and Hooley podcast includes analysis of the Cleveland Browns' general manager hire, Kareem Hunt's traffic stop, Ohio State's recruiting class getting upgraded in some spots and the possibility -- however remote -- that Jim Tressel could return to OSU as the school president.Thanks for listening to our content.Total listens since we began would fill Ohio Stadium. That's pretty cool, and very humbling. Very nice of you to make time for us.You can review our podcast on iTunes. Here's a tutorial: http://pleasereviewmypodcast.com/spielman-and-hooley/Today:Could Jim Tressel return as Ohio State's president. We joked about it on Wednesday, but is it a serious consideration? Should it be?Chris is all for it, and so is Bruce...because of the business he's in.D.J. Carton takes a leave of absence from OSU for his well-beingCarton's absence comes just when it seemed he was capable of doing moreA quote from Oswald Chambers is worth rememberingSuper Bowl Sunday is upon us, with all the angst Spiels feels at this time of yearSpielman's pick is...Hooley is rooting the other way, but expects the same result.This battle of Patrick Mahomes vs. 49ers elite defensive front reminds us of other Super Bowl matchups.Is Andy Reid a Hall of Famer already?A shout-out to OSU wrestling and head coach Tom RyanSpiels tells the story of getting trucked by Kevin Mack, and how being "torched by the fires of hell" prompted him to action.Did Spiels ever get fined in the NFL?You can't hide in wrestling, but you can in other sports.Eddie George says pay Derrick Henry. What do we think?Is it ever wise to pay a running back?How do the Cowboys and 49ers backfields stack up stat-wise and money-wise.An emailer asks a great question about talent vs. character in the draftAnother emailer asks for guidance from Chris on battling the fear of losing his wife. Chris shares from his spiritual journal some very personal and powerful thoughts.Find out more at spielmanandhooley.comFollow us on Instagram or Facebook. You can follow Bruce on Twitter @bhoolz or Chris on Twitter @Chris_Spielman or on their respective websites at brucehooley.com or chrisspielman.com. Find out more at https://spielman-and-hooley.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

The Storm Skiing Podcast #7 | Download this episode on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, and Pocket Casts | Read the full overview at skiing.substack.com.Who: Kevin Mack, General Manager of Burke Mountain, VermontWhy I interviewed him: Because Burke is a terrific little ski area that is facing several simultaneous challenges, some permanent and some temporary: its tippy-top of Vermont map dot that makes it look like a longer drive than it is, its proximity to the northern Vermont monsters that rank among the best mountains in the Northeast and make Burke easy to overlook, and its caught-in-limbo legal status while court-appointed receiver Michael Goldberg sorts out the legal disaster that snared both Burke and sister resort Jay Peak and is preventing the former’s search for a buyer. I’d overlooked Burke myself for years, and finally day-tripped up last March. That day, which I wrote about for New York Ski Blog, confirmed the social media whispers that built the place up as a beautifully pitched and rambling mountain with absolutely killer glades that far exceeded in scope and intensity what you could reasonably expect from a mid-sized ski area. I wanted to ask Kevin what it was like to run the mountain amid so much legal uncertainty, how the mountain fights the perception that it’s just too far, and just Burke in general.What we talked about: Burke’s rad glades; the Burke Mountain Academy and how those kids help maintain the mountain; what the BMA kids do in their downtime; Burke’s outstanding beginner area and seriously guys it’s one of the best in the East; where the mountain moved its magic carpet lift this year; their midweek schools program; the uphill policy; how the Mid-Burke Express changed the mountain; the status of the ongoing snowmaking pond-expansion project; how that project ties back to Burke’s potential sale; snowmaking upgrades in general; Kevin’s conservation background and how that helps him run a ski area in environmentally conscious Vermont; why he doesn’t see a tension between conservation and development; you think Burke is far far away but really it’s just seven miles off I-91 so come on man just go ski there; how multiple ownership changes have prevented Burke from having a “consistency of story” that could help you understand how easy it is to get there; the importance of the Canadian market to Burke; the growing mountain bike business; how the Burke Hotel is helping to transform the mountain into a destination; the importance of Goldberg opening the mountain and the hotel, because he could have shuttered both and could you even imagine the carnage if that had happened?; the current status of receivership and why Burke’s sale is held up; why Burke is on a different sales trajectory than Jay Peak even though they were both caught up in the same scandal; whether there’s any possibility of them being sold together; why receivership has so far put the mountain in its best ownership situation in years; how Kevin went from laid off to running the mountain; Burke’s relationship with Jay Peak and how they work together; Kevin’s reaction to the mega-pass mania sweeping the Northeast; guess what Burke’s pass sales are actually growing despite all the existential and industry craziness; Kevin says hey man, it’s not 1988 anymore – all this evolution is a good thing whether Burke’s directly part of it or not; the significance of a group of fellas known as The First 13, who are celebrated in a room at Burke and no are not the first 13 colonies; Burke’s Civilian Conservation Corps legacy.Things that may be slightly outdated because we recorded this a while ago: When we talk about the success of the hotel in attracting the kind of weekenders that may have overlooked the mountain before, Kevin says that people are booking “now” for winter travel. We recorded this interview in early September, so that’s what he means by “now.” Also, the whole receivership thing is evolving mostly out of site of the public, and so some of what we discuss may not represent Burke’s most current legal status.Why I thought that now was a good time for this interview: Because Burke is a case study on how one corrupt asshat can ruin something amazing. The EB5 visa scandal, in which Jay and Burke owner Ariel Quiros misused funds intended to build up Jay Peak’s infrastructure, is exhibit A on why I am all for Vail, Alterra and the like buying any mountain of consequence – whatever collateral price increases or corporateification that happens when mountains get scooped up, at least they will continue to exist. The fact that receiver Michael Goldberg made the decision to keep both mountains running during the transition and despite the chaos is one of the boldest and most consequential moves in Northeast skiing over the past decade. Had he let them lay dormant while he sorted everything out, they may have rotted forever. I wanted to peak inside Burke and see how it was going amid all the ruckus. Luckily, it seems to be going along just fine. Why you should go there: Because the mountain flat skis great. The beginner pod is one of the best in the Northeast, with rambling solid green terrain and its own high-speed lift that is completely isolated from the upper mountain. The blue cruisers are beautifully built along the upper mountain’s humped contours. And those glades. My one and only thing that I truly and finally care about in all of skiing terrain is glades. You can delete the cruisers and the parks and the race courses and the bumps and everything else – as long as a mountain has glades, I am giving it five stars and a smiley face sticker. Most mountains of Burke’s size have a few glades that they open like five days per year. Burke’s mountain is riddled with them, both on and off the trailmap. And they are steep and consistently pitched and widely spaced and just in general a good time. Also, who doesn't want to support independent places like this, especially when they could use a little extra fist bump to let them know that hey man we got you during this receivership thing?  About that connection: Unfortunately, the audio is riddled with little pops throughout. While this won’t prevent you from understanding anything either of us says, it may be a little irritating for the sound nerds. All I can say is that I’m still working out the kinks to improve the consistency and quality of the sound, and I hope to do better in the future.The Storm Skiing Podcast is on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, and Pocket Casts. The Storm Skiing Journal publishes podcasts and other editorial content throughout the ski season. To receive new posts as soon as they are published, sign up for The Storm Skiing Journal Newsletter at skiing.substack.com. Follow The Storm Skiing Journal on Facebook and Twitter.Check out previous podcasts: Killington GM Mike Solimano | Plattekill owners Danielle and Laszlo Vajtay | New England Lost Ski Areas Project Founder Jeremy Davis | Magic Mountain President Geoff Hatheway | Lift Blog Founder Peter Landsman | Boyne Resorts CEO Stephen Kircher Get on the email list at www.stormskiing.com

Between bombarding your daughter's gynecologist appointments and working to #FreeRodneyReed, the @nooffensetho crew somehow finds a way to make it to episode 34. They talk whether the Popeyes chicken sandwich is to die for, sending nudes for money, and polyamorous relationships with broke, old women. Y'all know who Kevin Mack is?

#7- Kevin Mack – the “welldocumented” nerd window.playerConfiguration = { "episode": { "media": { "m4a": "https://csapodcast.azureedge.net/episodes/ep7KevinMack.m4a" }, "title": "#7- Kevin Mack – the “welldocumented” nerd", "description": "In this episode we talk with Kevin Mack who works as a Cloud Solution Architect with ISVs. He talks about how his past life as a professor gave him valuable life and tech skills, like explaining and simplify for the audience & also helped him sharpen his debugging skills. We also talk about how his wife made the greatest contribution to his blog, and also helps him run the alpha/beta test before delivering a session on a complex topic. We also talk about how designing for high availability is critical for the customers that he works with and he goes about designing them.", "url": "/2019/11/11/ep7/", "coverUrl": "" } } In this episode we talk with Kevin Mack who works as a Cloud Solution Architect with ISVs. He talks about how his past life as a professor gave him valuable life and tech skills, like explaining and simplify for the audience & also helped him sharpen his debugging skills. We also talk about how his wife made the greatest contribution to his blog, and also helps him run the alpha/beta test before delivering a session on a complex topic. We also talk about how designing for high availability is critical for the customers that he works with and he goes about designing them. Enjoy listening ! Kevin’s journey on how he got to where he is today (02:08) Went to school business information technology and how he wanted to be anything but a programmer – but that’s where life got him

This week on the Tech Cat Show, the Road To The Infinity Festival of Hollywood, we chat with Kevin Mack who is an artist and Academy Award winning visual effects pioneer. Kevin is part of a growing movement to use technology to create interesting and unique pieces of art. As VR and AR grow in both distribution and content options for film and television, art shows are also getting involved in exploring new formats. Galleries, museums and theaters are evolving to keep pace with visitor expectations. Kevin is one such artist who works in the virtual world of computer graphics as an artistic medium. Kevin will share with us his views exploring a variety of technologies to create unique art work include 3d printing, artificial intelligence and virtual reality. And he'll share the variety of ways he distributes his work. Join us on this week's Tech Cat Show as we dive into the Immersive Art Scene with Kevin Mack.

Jay Crawford goes one on one with Browns great Kevin Mack!

Hayley, Katrina and Lloyd discuss the fallout from the Federal Election and unpick the election results and what they mean for our community, the Southern Riverina. We chat about how we're all feeling post election, why we think Kevin Mack was pitched against Sussan Ley, what happened and where to now.

Margo Kingston (@margokingston1) interviews current Mayor of Albury and Independent candidate for Farrer Kevin Mack (@Mack4Farrer), who has travelled more than 16,500 kilometres in recent weeks just to cover the vast Farrer electorate in south-western NSW. Kevin makes a comment on the “interesting” campaign, claiming that Farrer incumbent Sussan Ley has been acting aggressively and […]Author informationMargo KingstonCo-publisher and editor-in-chief at No FibsMargo Kingston is a retired Australian journalist and climate change activist. She is best known for her work at The Sydney Morning Herald and her weblog, Webdiary. Since 2012, Kingston has been a citizen journalist, reporting and commenting on Australian politics via Twitter and No Fibs. | Twitter |

Margo Kingston (@margokingston1) interviews current Mayor of Albury and Independent candidate for Farrer Kevin Mack (@Mack4Farrer), who has travelled more than 16,500 kilometres in recent weeks just to cover the vast Farrer electorate in south-western NSW. Kevin makes a comment on the “interesting” campaign, claiming that Farrer incumbent Sussan Ley has been acting aggressively and […]Author informationMargo KingstonCo-publisher and editor-in-chief at No FibsMargo Kingston is a retired Australian journalist and climate change activist. She is best known for her work at The Sydney Morning Herald and her weblog, Webdiary. Since 2012, Kingston has been a citizen journalist, reporting and commenting on Australian politics via Twitter and No Fibs. | Twitter |

Former Minister for Health Sussan Ley is under siege in her ultra-safe Liberal seat of Farrer in rural NSW, where Independent candidate Kevin Mack is putting in a strong challenge. Mr Mack is the Mayor of Albury and has taken leave for the duration of the federal election campaign. He spoke to No Fibs about […]Author informationWayne JanssonChief reporter & photographer at No FibsWayne Jansson is an Australian citizen journalist and photographer. He covered the seat of Indi during the 2013 federal election which saw Independent Cathy McGowan unseat Liberal Sophie Mirabella. His interests are politics and social justice. | Twitter | Facebook | Google+ |

Former Minister for Health Sussan Ley is under siege in her ultra-safe Liberal seat of Farrer in rural NSW, where Independent candidate Kevin Mack is putting in a strong challenge. Mr Mack is the Mayor of Albury and has taken leave for the duration of the federal election campaign. He spoke to No Fibs about […]Author informationWayne JanssonChief reporter & photographer at No FibsWayne Jansson is an Australian citizen journalist and photographer. He covered the seat of Indi during the 2013 federal election which saw Independent Cathy McGowan unseat Liberal Sophie Mirabella. His interests are politics and social justice. | Twitter | Facebook | Google+ |

(Photograph courtesy of Snow Mack, and used with permission.) Groundbreaking digital artist Kevin Mack uses virtual reality to transport people into a different world--or several. And that statement barely does justice to his work. Kevin could be described as a scientific artist--or perhaps an artistic scientist!    In 1999, he received an Academy Award for visual effects, after pioneering the digital creation of the tree in "What Dreams May Come".   And in 2006, UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine gave him the title of Honorary Neuroscientist, as a result of his research and talks on perception and visualization. But perhaps his recent virtual-reality work is the coolest yet. "Zen Parade", by Kevin Mack, ©2019.   Image used with permission. Using a spectrum of knowledge, including 3D printing and (in the case of his most complicated work) artificial intelligence, Kevin has created three VR experiences: Zen Parade, Blortasia and Anandala. Strap on the headset--and you're in the sky, flying at a speed you control.   Expect to see lush, kaleidoscopic colors and evolving shapes as you explore. Zen Parade takes you through an animated world of living sculptures, while  Kevin's Shape Space VR website describes Blortasia as "a surreal maze of evolving sculptures". "Blortasia", by Kevin Mack, ©2019.    Image used with permission. And we can personally attest to the fact that Anandala is a fantastic experience! "Anandala", by Kevin Mack, ©2019. Image used with permission. Anandala allows you to travel--at your own pace--through colorful, almost liquid-looking structures and tunnels.   Once inside the shapes, you'll encounter friendly living art entities.   And you may well laugh out loud (we did!) at these denizens' response to your presence! Kevin's goal, in creating these three works, is to invigorate, entertain and enhance the well-being of his viewers.   But the medical profession has also been using his Zen Parade in two research studies. Kevin talked about his background, the experience of creating his virtual-reality art and some of the neuroscience behind the perception experience. On this edition of Over Coffee®, you will hear: How Kevin's growing-up years inspired his creativity and curiosity; What first interested him in the technology of creating art; How childhood visions led him to imagine the worlds he creates today; His early experimentation with video and computers; How Kevin wound up pioneering digital art for movie visual effects; Kevin's story of creating his first VR experience, Zen Parade; What viewers will experience in his newest work, Anandala; The artificial-life process involved in Anandala which enables the friendly art entities to communicate; And, the story of the way this process enabled Kevin to digitally create the tree in What Dreams May Come, and the brain in The Fight Club; How Zen Parade grew from a "cool abstract art experience" to an implement that can benefit the medical community; What "the science of awe" involves, from a neuroscientist's point of view; Some of the resources Kevin recommends, to artists exploring VR; Kevin's vision for the future, with creating his VR worlds; The concepts behind the artificial life he's created, in Anandala, and the intelligent living creatures he looks forward to creating in the future.

A Miner Detail Radio Podcast, hosted by Ryan Miner, will feature an election night panel on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. The panel includes: Who are the panelists?  - Mila Johns - Mark McLaurin  - Katie Nash  - Jason Delizio  - Amy Frieder  - Saqib Ali  - Kevin Mack 

Kevin cofounded Manic Machine, creators of the indie VR game Ludicrous Speed. Earlier he was Game Director at WhiteMoon Dreams and a game designer on a few Medal of Honor titles. Visit ManicMachineGames.com and follow https://twitter.com/ManicMachineVR Music by Danny Baranowsky

BYBE is the first legal way to discount alcohol purchases by embedding beer, wine and spirits rebates inside retail applications and websites. BYBE is an alum of the Techstars Retail accelerator in Minneapolis, MN and is based in Columbus, Ohio.//Kevin Mack is the Chief Experience Officer (CXO) of BYBE where he focuses on the evolution of the BYBE brand and creating integrated experiences for retailers and consumers.learn more about BYBE: http://bybe.io/follow upside on Twitter: https://twitter.com/upsidefm

(05-24-2018) - "Horny" Mike and Kevin Mack from History Channel's "Counting Cars" joined Randy on the Celebrity Stage at this year's Classic Auto Show in Los Angeles, where they talked about the ever-changing "pecking order" of owning a Dodge Challenger, How both joined Danny "The Count" Koker at "Kounts Customs", and the cars in their garage!    Don't forget to LISTEN, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE US (on social media), COMMENT and (if you listen on iTunes, COMMENT AND RATE US!!  we suggest 5 stars!!....and tell your car minded pals about our podcast!!  

(photo credit: Flickr/Tam Tam) 3:18 In a tweet, Nessa Diab, a radio host and Colin Kaepernick's girlfriend, compared Ray Lewis and Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti to Samuel L. Jackson's character in "Django Unchained." Did it hurt Kaepernick? 7:20 Kaepernick in context: Ali, Brown, and other civil rights leaders whose skills made them impossible not to hire. 10:00 The hard truth about America: if Kaepernick's protest is going to be successful, more white players will need to take a knee. 12:04 There are plenty of NFL players who committed actual crimes, but get to play afterwards. Leonard Little, Michael Vick, Donte Stallworth, Kevin Mack, to name a few. 15:40 The thing about solidarity is that if everyone kneels, you have to find a whole new team. 17:20 We compare teams huddling in protest and teams huddling in prayers. 18:23 Confessions of Recovering Skins Fans - why do so many Washington natives stand passively by about their team's racist name and racist logo? 19:22 If you're the Washington Football team with the most racist history of any team in the NFL, you don't have the moral authority left to belligerently defend the mascot. 21:15 What must it have been like for Ernie Davis, Bobby Mitchell, John Nisby, and Ron Hatcher to integrate the NFL, particularly the reluctant Washington team? 25:50 The Washington Redtails 27:27 Troy shouts out his Steelers as an example of a team that gets out in front of many social justice issues. #rooneyrule 29:01 STFU James Harrison dot tumblr dot com? 29:34 Our favorite TV shows and movies! 33:58 Was Cha-Ka, who, incidentally, was played by a white actor who grew up to become a litigation support manager the "black" character on Land of the Lost? 36:27 TV truth 1/3: Benny Hill, the Cinemax of the 70's. 38:00 TV truth 2/3: As tired parents, some of us enjoy our Judge Judy and Atlanta Housewives. Don't judge. 38:52 TV truth 3/3: most of us watched Dukes of Hazzard. The racism was overt and covert. 41:15 We declare a winner in Power vs. Empire, but give Empire a big handicap. 43:32 To binge or not to binge? 44:00 Whyyy are people so compelled to spoil on social media? 48:01 Troy gives us some TV watching homework - the best kind of homework: Watching Ozark. 48:45 Each hero offers up their favorite movies of all time. 52:20 Is Christian Bale the best Batman ever? And who was the worst? Our heros hit this tangent hard. Apparently it is up for debate. 54:10 Willie channels his inner New York Times movie critic by prefacing his top five of all time with a monologue about his dating life and theories on Rom Coms vs. Dramas with Romantic Themes. Pulitzer on line one. Our favorite movies: Jayme's faves: Best Man, Boys in the Hood, The Notebook, The Shawshank Redemption, The Dark Night Rises Willie's faves: The Bridges of Madison County, Jungle Fever, The Last Mistress, Dangerous Liaisons, 500 Days of Summer, Lost in Translation. Honorable mention to Celeste and Jesse Forever Troy's faves: Friday, Goodfellas, Inception, Godfather (Scarface is in top 10.) Erica's faves: Moana, Hidden Figures, A League of Their Own 1:00:06 We say goodbye after Willie announces his plans to replace his co-hosts with a stray cat.

On this episode guest Kevin Mack talks about reusable UI components and utilites. Building scaleable web UIs using responsive web design techniques is discussed. Kevin shares his insight on creativity, community and ideas for AI powered development.

Meet returning special guest, Kevin Mack. Kevin was last on the show back in episode 26 and now he has returned to share further insight into the many career choices that are available when you get into tech. Kevin went from being a UX practitioner to getting involved in digital solutions, sales, and the creative...

Meet returning special guest, Kevin Mack. Kevin was last on the show back in episode 26 and now he has returned to share further insight into the many career choices that are available when you get into tech. Kevin went from being a UX practitioner to getting involved in digital solutions, sales, and the creative...

Kevin’s Bio: Kevin Mack is a developer, designer, and consultant. His area of focus is on creating user interfaces and experiences for large-scaling websites. Kevin is also a co-founder and co-organizer of The Columbus Web Group where he actively participates in growing and educating the community centered around design, development, best practices and standards for...

Kevin's Bio: Kevin Mack is a developer, designer, and consultant. His area of focus is on creating user interfaces and experiences for large-scaling websites. Kevin is also a co-founder and co-organizer of The Columbus Web Group where he actively participates in growing and educating the community centered around design, development, best practices and standards for...

How do you manage your software releases? Carl and Richard talk to Kevin Mack and Brandon Rohrer about the various tools that come together to help automate software releases. The focus on this approach is a product formerly known as InRelease by InCycle, which was acquired by Microsoft back in 2013. Now it's known as Release Management Services for VSTS and deeply integrated with the Studio toolset. The conversation also dives into the challenges around databases when it comes to release management - how do you get your database to be part of your release? Lots to think about here to up your VSTS game!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

How do you manage your software releases? Carl and Richard talk to Kevin Mack and Brandon Rohrer about the various tools that come together to help automate software releases. The focus on this approach is a product formerly known as InRelease by InCycle, which was acquired by Microsoft back in 2013. Now it's known as Release Management Services for VSTS and deeply integrated with the Studio toolset. The conversation also dives into the challenges around databases when it comes to release management - how do you get your database to be part of your release? Lots to think about here to up your VSTS game!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Never shy away from riches.  It's what we need to take care of our families and to give ourselves and them the lifestyle that is deserved.  Pat Council's special guest, Kevin Mack shares how he went from Corporate America to building a multi-million dollar business.  Listen to his simple steps for achieving the dream life you have always wanted.  When you open your mind to the riches you deserve, you position yourself to inspire and help so many others as Kevin Mack has done.  Each and everyone of us is here to serve a purpose and in that purpose you will find what you need to open your Spirit and soar.  Be prepared to take notes as you listen to this inspiring and enlightening interview with the powered up superstar, Kevin Mack. View our free educational webinars. Click here. View our new Power Up Nation Courses. Click here.     

Saturday, December 11th at 7:30 PM at St. Mary’s Church, 41 Park Street, Manchester, Kevin Mack conducts the Manchester Chorale. Featured works are Benjamin Britten’s Ceremony of Carols, accompanied by harpist Sharon Rondeau, and Fantasia on Christmas Carols by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Tickets $18; $15 for seniors and students, and free for those under 18 years of age, and can be purchased at the door. For further information, phone 860-645-1151, e-mail MusicSix@cox.net, or visit the MSOC Web site at www.msoc.org.

Handel's oratorio Judas Maccabeus, performed by Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Chorale in December 2007, tells the story of Hannukah in glorious music. This podcast includes an interview with MSOC conductor Kevin Mack and excerpts from the performance.

In the second part of the conversation with Kevin Mack, Okkie and Axel discuss with him how he sees the potential effects of NVIDIA on the scene, how he deals with the differences of fine art and corporate art, his experience with neuroscience, his favourite working experiences and his views on filmmaking, the cultural differences between the US and the rest of the world, and they make predictions about the future use of modern technologies in the scene. Note: this episode originally aired in 2008 and is fetched from the BitFellas archive. To avoid erroneous copyright strikes, we have removed the music originally featured as part of this episode. Sorry about that, but better safe than sorry. Anyway; the point is -- this is a rebroadcast to benefit new listeners. Our rebranded, reformatted show will launch in 2021. See you then for fresh episodes! Episode credits: Hosts: Axel and Okkie Jingles: BitArts Audio mixing: Vincenzo This episode features music from kb. Licensed and used with permission.

Okkie and Axel return to discuss the releases from Assembly 2008, explain the story of Rob is Jarig, and continue to discuss the upcoming NVScene - is it good for the scene or not? They are then joined by Academy Award winner Kevin Mack, the visual effects mastermind behind movies like Fight Club, and learn how he found out about the demoscene. Note: this episode originally aired in 2008 and is fetched from the BitFellas archive. To avoid erroneous copyright strikes, we have removed the music originally featured as part of this episode. Sorry about that, but better safe than sorry. Anyway; the point is -- this is a rebroadcast to benefit new listeners. Our rebranded, reformatted show will launch in 2021. See you then for fresh episodes! Episode credits: Hosts: Axel and Okkie Jingles: BitArts Audio mixing: Vincenzo This episode features music from kb. Licensed and used with permission.