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Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I'm your host Ryan Michad and Weerd Beard from the wild woods of West Morocco, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world!   This week, we talk The Boys Are Back In Town Vol. 2! Entries from the “If You […] The post Handgun Radio 456 – The Boys Are Back In Town! LIVE On Location at Weerd HQ! appeared first on Firearms Radio Network.

Hello and welcome to Handgun Radio! I'm your host Ryan Michad and Weerd Beard from the wild woods of West Morocco, and this is your home for all the news, information and discussion in the handgunning world!   This week, we talk The Boys Are Back In Town Vol. 2! Entries from the "If You Won The Lottery" show!   Please check out the Patriot Patch Company for their awesome patches and other high quality  items! Visit www.patriotpatch.co for more information! Cool artist “proof” rendition come along with the latest patch of the month patches!    We are proudly sponsored by VZ Grips! Please go check out all their fantastic products at their website! VZ Grips!  -KFrame Magna Grips   Thank you to all our patreons! Visit us at https://www.patreon.com/handgunradio    Week In Review:    Ryan: -Massachusetts trip with the family down to Weerd's!! -Ate fish for the first time at Dave & Busters for the first time in 18 years. Haddock Fish and Chips! Pretty good! -Birthday Monday! Good ol 36! Going to the science museum with the family and Weerd family tomorrow!  -Ruger Super Redhawk .454   Weerd: Spicy chicken sandwich, en fuego at Dave and Busters   Drink Segment: The Wide Open    Main Topic: The Boys Are Back in Town! We thought it would be a great time to review some listener emails to our lottery episode!   Listener Chris:   Greetings all y'all from the Secret City,   If I somehow managed to win a $10 Million lottery my three gun choices would be:   1) The Mars Automatic Pistol in .45 Mars Long       Case.     2) Suomi KP/-31 (Or a PPSh-41, I'm not picky)   3) and finally so I could commute to my own          personal range and land of general                      tomfoolery I would have a Vespa 150 TAP.          I may not be fast but the road ahead will            always be clear.    Thank you all for the years of entertainment and laughter. Keep your sticks on the ice. —————— Listener Chuck:   "If I won the lottery, there would be signs..."   Assume I'm some place where all this cool stuff is legal.  Or, I'm rich,  I can buy a measure of privacy.   1) The Anderson Wheeler modern clone of the break top Webley, 7 shot  .357.  I have no idea if any of those were ever actually made.   (That's actually about it.  Not thinking of anything else exotic right now.) —————————————— Listener Phil: Hello,   My Neuvo-Riche Millionaire List   Smith & Wesson .357 Registered Magnum, 3 ½” or 4”, like-new condition. Hamilton Bowen M1917 Redhawk in .50AE.  Essentially a Redhawk done up in a manner reminiscent of the Smith 1917. Lugerman P-2020 Luger in .45 ACP.   Cheat Pick- Colt Bulldog, model 1877 Gatling gun, all brass, 45-70.  With all the furniture, boxes and doo-dads and what not.  I would call it Rooster.    And if I were to win in real life, I dream about a bank of CNC machines as seen in the TFB video of the Manhurin factory and a group of talented individuals who then go down my list of small- batch runs of Mauser C96, Terriers, Merwin & Hulbert, HK M13, P08, 1917's, Smythons, Trejos.  Meanwhile I'll be scouring the country for plans to that Detonics Top-Break!  Ah, dreams   ——————————— Listener Rob: Here are my selections , Sticking to handguns unlike some folks, but may have lost count a little   Purchase the custom s&w revolver Jerry Miculek used to set record of 6 plates in 1.88 seconds.  Would likely take big sum of money to the family, would own for one year, train and take classes extensively to see how close I can get to the record.  (Likely not close at all, but the chase would be fun)   Then, put for auction and market the hell Out of it with all proceeds to promote youth shooting sports along with anything the JM family wants to support, in equal parts.   

Welcome to this episode of 20/20 Money! My guest on today's show is Kayla Ashlee.   Kayla joins me on the show to discuss how the communication cues (or miscues) that unknowingly are happening in your office can be both positively or negatively impacting your patient experience and thus influencing the buying decisions of your patients. She shared examples of good and not-so-good cues that can be happening across the patient journey—from the moment the patient comes into your office all the way through their optical buying experience. This was a very enjoyable and timely conversation given the relative proximity to the Frankenstein episode I did a couple of weeks ago, because as I said in that episode, one of the investments I would make in both myself and my team as early as possible is good sales and communication training...and this confirmation was an example of why it's so important.   As a reminder, you can get all the information discussed in today's conversation by visiting our website at integratedpwm.com and clicking on the Learning Center. While there, be sure to subscribe to our monthly “planning life on purpose” newsletter that's filled with tips and ideas to help you plan your best life, on purpose. You can also set up a Triage conversation to learn a little bit more about how we serve in the capacity of a personal and professional CFO: helping OD practice owners around the country reduce their tax bill, proactively manage cash flow, and make prudent investment decisions both in and out of their practice to ultimately help them live their best life on purpose. If you're interested in learning more about the 20/20 Money Financial Success Masterclass, a course & platform that we created to help ODs become “brilliant at the financial basics,” or are interested in learning more about how OD Masterminds creates space for real conversations, real accountability, and real growth, please check out the link in the show notes of this episode to learn more.   And with that introduction, I hope you enjoy my conversation with Kayla Ashlee.   Resources: 20/20 Money Ultimate Financial Success Masterclass OD Mastermind Interest Form Cues by Vanessa VanEdwards Spexy Stop the Walkouts Series 20/20 Frankenstein Episode ————————————————————————————— Please rate and subscribe to 20/20 Money on these platforms Apple Podcasts Spotify ————————————————————————————— For past episodes of 20/20 Money with full companion show notes, please check out our episode archive here!

It's opening day for the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp! Owner Ken Babby joins JMN, and has all the details on today's Opening Day Street Carnival, what's new at Vystar Ballpark, and what the Crustacean Nation can expect this season. Tickets start at only $5. Play ball!

Harold Craw, the General Manager for the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, joins JMN. It's opening day, and fans are in for a whole new experience with the Opening Day Street Carnival, Center Field access, themed events, and so much more!

Food & Beverage Manager Gillian Bay joins JMN, and shares the importance of collaboration with local vendors like Azar Sausage, Intuition Ale Works, and preparing crowd pleasing concessions with fresh ingridients, freshly cooked. It's a new season, and a new menu at Vystar Ballpark with your Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp!

JMN is Live on Location at the Jacksonville Golf & Country Club for the 2025 Child Cancer Fund Golf Tournament, presented by Duval Asphalt. CCF CEO Carla Montgomery joins JMN to promote today's fundraising event and share how The Child Cancer Fund helps families in the local community during their pediatric cancer care experience. Visit CHILDCANCERFUND.ORG to donate or learn how you can get involved in future events.

JMN is Live on Location at the Jacksonville Golf & Country Club for the 2025 Child Cancer Fund Golf Tournament, presented by Duval Asphalt. Riley Ruppert-Richendollar joins JMN to advocate for CCF, sharing how the Child Cancer Fund has been a great resource for his family during his care experiences. Visit CHILDCANCERFUND.ORG for more information on how you can donate or participate in events.

JMN is Live on Location at the Jacksonville Golf & Country Club for the 2025 Child Cancer Fund Golf Tournament, presented by Duval Asphalt. Jennifer Garrett of Duval Asphalt joins JMN to share details about today's event and Duval Asphalt's proud partnership with the Child Cancer Fund. Visit CHILDCANCERFUND.ORG for more information!

Today's broadcast of Drones, Code, People is live on location at The Hive in downtown, Grand Forks! Today's guests are Tobin Arthur, John Ramstead, Scott Hennen, & Johnny Ryan! For more information on ISIGHT and The HIVE, visit their websites -  www.isightdrones.com - www.hivegf.com - or their Facebook pages - @isightdrones - @thehivegf Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com Or message us at bit.ly/44meos1   #isightdroneservices #thehive #drone #drones #gfbs #grandforksbestsource

JMN is live from Jacoby Hall in advance of the Jacksonville Children's Music Festival. Nathaniel Efthimiou, the Jacksonville Symphony Youth Orchestra Director, joins JMN to discuss how and why music can be so impactful for children, and share details of the activities at the Children's Music Festival - where your kids can make the music!

Steven Libman, the Jacksonville Symphony President & CEO, joins JMN to discuss the variety of Symphony programs for broad community appeal. Coming up this weekend, Take 6 gives a vocal performance with the Symphony, and the Children's Music Festival gives your kids a chance to make the music. There are so many additional performances, including classical music featuring Conrad Tao on piano, pop music ensembles, movie nights, and so much more. Visit JAXSYMPHONY.ORG for tickets and more information about event schedules.

Symphony percussionists Steve Merrill, Kevin Garry, and Joel Panian share "the musician's perspective" on performing with the Jax Symphony - from their variety of instruments to favorite musical pieces, the on-stage thrill, the "backstage" work, school outreach programs, and more. See the full video of their percussion demo on Youtube or Facebook, and visit JaxSymphony.Org for tickets and more information.

Graduate student Carleigh Eagle works as an engineer at Mayo Clinic, and is pioneering 3D imaging and modeling technology for use in healthcare and medical/surgical processes. As a sample of this technology, she has a 3D printed model of her own brain to use in demonstrations. In cooperation with Mayo, this and a variety of chemistry, biology, and engineering programs provide innovations in surgical processes and medical therapies. Carleigh is an example of the student, program, and institutional intersections between UNF and the local (and global!) community.

In addition to world class academic, business, and technology programs, UNF is also home to world class athletes. UNF senior Smilla Kolbe shares her experiences as a student athlete, and is the first Osprey to qualify for and compete in the 2025 NCAA Track and Field Championships, against the best runners in the country. Additionally she was the 2024 Atlantic Sun Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year, working on an academic program in psychology and criminal justice.

Abraham Ovalle is a FinTech major at UNF, and joins JMN to discuss this program, and how he plans to make a career in the field. FinTech (Financial Technology) is a STEM science integrating math and business. He's well on his way, having served 4 career related internships and already having a FT job in accounting. HIs experiences exemplify how UNF students apply their academic achievements to SWOOP into future success!

Dept. of Biology Chair Dr. Jim Gelsleichter, and Associate Professor Dr. Quincy Gibson, share details about the Coastal Marine Biology programs at UNF. Dr. Gibson leads a dolphin research program studying the behaviors of dolphins present in the St. Johns River. Dr. Gelsleichter details how this research and other programs apply to the world abroad, through cooperations with programs like Ocearch, coastal resilience, and more. This research pushes boundaries of biooogical and ecological sciences, and the impacts originate from the local Jacksonville community.

JMN is live at UNF Market Days. Scott Curry, Senior Director of Career Services and Industry Engagement, and Dr. Erin Richman, the AVP of Academic & Student Affairs, discuss how these events provide an opportunity for the student and local business communities to interact and facilitate "experiential" learning.

Dr. Mei Zhao, Interim Dean for the Brooks College of Health, discusses how the University has grown, and how the heath care programs offered have evolved as part of UNF's strategic plan in cooperation with partners like Mayo Clinic, Baptist Health, and HCA Florida Memorial Hospital.

UNF features a student-operated media service, the Spinnaker. The platform features a digital news media service, social media, campus televison, and a campus FM radio station. Makalya Hayes, the Creative Services Director, and Jack Griffis, the radio General Manager, join JMN to share how they got involved in student media, and what it means to them!

Dr. Limayem discusses the relationship between UNF and the local community, UNF Giving Day on April 1, and how donations directly fund academic and research programs at the University.

JMN is live on the UNF campus for Market Days, kicking off our Spring college campus tour! University President Dr. Moez Limayem joins JMN and shares details about UNF's recognition as a premiere business partner in the Jacksonville community, including the Coggin College of Business MBA program, and their dynamic academic and STEM programs.

Allison Galloway-Gonzalez, Curator of the Frisch Family Holocaust Memorial Gallery, joins JMN to discuss the "Histories in Hand" exhibit at LJD Jewish Family and Community Services. The exhibit detailis Holocaust survivors, highlighting their personal objects and family heirlooms - illustrating how everyday items can hold extraordinary significance as symbols of endurance and hope. Visit JFCSJAX.ORG or JACKSONVILLEHOLOCAUSTMEMORIAL.COM for more information.

Helen Meatte, a contributor to the "Histories in Hand" exhibit, details the back story on a locket she shares in the exhibit. The locket was an heirloom passed down from her mother, and it contains pictures of Helen's gradparents. The object legacy dates back to the Nazi occupation of Poland, and her grandmother's escape. See this and other exhbits in the "Histories In Hand" exhibit.

Louis Post, a contributor to the current exhibit "Histories in Hand," details the significance of some family artifacts - candlesticks, a wine cup, and a spice box - that belonged to his father's parents. At the time of the Nazi occupation in Krakow, his father buried these items, and later recovered them after being liberated from a labor camp. The items represent a continuity from Louis's family past, through his father, to his future, through his sons, and they represent symbolic traditional use in prayers, holiday sacrements, and traditional sabbath practices. The use of these objects to tell family histories, and recount the tragedies of the Holocaust, have an emotional cost, as they represent not just his family's story, but MANY family stories, particularly families that are no longer present - and how people can be dehumanized. These objects remind us of their personhood, that they were here and they were significant.

Melissa Williams, Holocaust Educator for The LJD Jewish Family & Community Services, joins JMN to disucss the "Histories in Hand" exhibit, and other events and services available through the JFCS. As Holocaust survivors pass into history, it is often now their descendents and the artifacts of their lives that sustain their stories. It falls to educators like Melissa and exhibits like "Histories in Hand" to keep the memories and experiences of those survivors fresh, relatable, and influential for future generations, so such atrocities do not happen again. Visit JFCSJAX.ORG or JACKSONVILLEHOLOCAUSTMEMORIAL.COM or RESISTHATEJAX.ORG to organize an exhibition for a school or business group, or to get more information about this exhibit.

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Tournament Director Lee Smith joins JMN to discuss Tuesday's practice round, the Military Appreciation Day concert, and what fans can expect from this year's Players event.

“GOD ALWAYS WAS THE HEALER. He is the healer still, and will ever remain the Healer. Healing is for YOU. — John G. LakeEPISODE HIGHLIGHTS God's substance lives in you.  https://twitter.com/kwambach200th Celebration Live @ Mount Tabor We allow our faith to make it effortless. John G. Lake: from the Cloud of Witnesses: Hundreds of thousands of people touched by the love of God. The Significance of Mount Tabor and Angelic Encounters The spirit of a tangible substance - It's as tangible as the reservoir. Words of Knowledge, Prayer, and a divine guest “The reason for the resurrection is that the kingdom of Christ is not to be in heaven entirely. It is to be in this world. And the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ is to rule in this world. Consequently, while we live in this world we will need a body like our Lord's—capable of existence here, and capable of existence over there.” —John G. LakeINTERVIEWING JESUS SHOW NOTES - Watch Live link inside the show notes Connect with Kristen onIJP Facebook CommunityInstagram #interviewingjesuspodcast #livingspirituallybraveTwitter X LinkedinLinkTreeWebsite KristenWambach.comThank you for spending this time with me, I am honored. See you next week Kristen Music Credits  by Stockaudios from Pixabay  We're on this journey together, sharing wisdom through these episodes and videos. If they resonate with you, please like, comment, or subscribe to our channel. Your support helps us create content that speaks to your soul. Thank you for being part of our community. We are, because you are, Living Spiritually BRAVE!

JMN is live on location in advance of the Salute America: Remembering Rush Limbaugh event tomorrow! But the Salute to Rush isn't the only event happening this weekend. Troy Blevins joins JMN to share details of the outrageous and hilarious 2nd edition of the FLORIDA MAN GAMES tomorrow at the St. Johns County Fairgrounds.

JMN is live on location in advance of the Salute America: Remembering Rush Limbaugh event tomorrow! Susan Phillips of the St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches Visitors & Convention Bureau joins JMN to share how events like this impact the local community, and how the V&CB uses events to raise the community's profile and make St. Augustine an event destination.

MN is live on location in advance of the Salute America: Remembering Rush Limbaugh event tomorrow! MR. SNERDLEY himself joins JMN to share some of his experiences working with Rush, as a teaser for what you'll hear tomorrow night. Visit WOKV.COM to buy your tickets now and join us tomorrow for the Salute America: Remembering Rush Limbaugh event!

JMN is live on location in advance of the Salute America: Remembering Rush Limbaugh event tomorrow! Action News Jax alumnus Marithza Ross, now the Executive Director for the St. Johns County Parks Foundation (SJCPF.ORG), joins JMN to share upcoming events on the SJC Parks & Rec calendar, and how SJC government, residents, and the Foundation collaborate to provide sites and resources for community enjoyment.

JMN is live on location in advance of the Salute America: Remembering Rush Limbaugh event tomorrow! Sheriff Rob Hardwick joins JMN to remember Rush, the SJC Sheriff's Office involvement in the Florida Games, and share information on recent hoax threats against area schools.

JMN is live at the Timuquana Golf & Country Club for the 21st annual Ron Townsend Golf Tournament benefitting Guarding Catholic School. The namesake of the event, Ron Townsend, joins JMN to share memories of previous events, and what the tournment means to him as an ongoing resource to contribute to the community.

JMN is live at the Timuquana Golf & Country Club for the 21st annual Ron Townsend Golf Tournament benefitting Guarding Catholic School. Former Jags player Aaron Beasley is one of the celebrity participants in the Ron Townsend Golf Classic

JMN is live at the Timuquana Golf & Country Club for the 21st annual Ron Townsend Golf Tournament benefitting Guarding Catholic School. Hot 106.5's Shawn Knight is among the celebrity participants in today's charity golf event, and shares why the educational support events are important to him.

JMN is live at the Timuquana Golf & Country Club for the 21st annual Ron Townsend Golf Tournament benefitting Guarding Catholic School. Frank Vacirca is a Religious Education Instructor at Guardian Catholic School, and he joins JMN to share his experiences on how CGS engages with the community through programs like this golf tournament, and how the outreach impacts education opportunities and resources for Guardian students.

JMN is live at the Timuquana Golf & Country Club for the 21st annual Ron Townsend Golf Tournament benefitting Guarding Catholic School. Shironda Jones is the Director of Advancement at Guardian Catholic School, and discusses the impact this tournament has had over the past two decades.

Tomorrow night it's Fox News personality Brian Kilmeade's "History, Liberty, & Laughs" tour live at the Florida Theatre! Brian takes a moment from the set of Fox & Friends to join JMN and share what you can expect from his stage show. Hear more with the Brian Kilmeade Show 10a-Noon, and see him live tomorrow night at the Florida Theatre!

Florida Theatre Board of Directors member Carolun Klucha joins JMN, to share her story of discovering the Florida Theatre and becoming involved in membership, leading to her current role as a board member.

WOKV's Chase Bunker talks to Alton Brown in advance of tonight's "Last Bite?" tour. A few tickets are still available for what Alton describes as a "culinary variety show," and writing as someone who has seen his live shows before -- It's a great time!

Marketing Director Sarah Kraynik joins JMN to share details about upcoming events at the Florida Theatre, heading into its 98th season of entertaining Jacksonville!

Florida Theatre President Numa Saisselin joins JMN, and share some of the rich legacy of the Florida Theatre, some historical shows and moments, and how the Theatre remains relevant today with modern shows in a classic venue.

Florida Theatre Chairperson Don Cameron joins JMN and recounts how his relationship with the Florida Theatre has grown through the years, from attending movies there when he was a kid to attending shows and events as the Chair now. Part of the continued success of the Theatre is that it offers such a diverse range of entertainment, reaching different audiences of all ages, so it really does have "something for everyone."

Florida Theatre President Numa Saisselin rejoins JMN to talk about the programming and event variety offered at the Theatre. Besides the expected entertainment features, corporate functions, private events, and more are available, plus the Theatreworks! Arts & Education program that is curriculum themed for kids. And the venue is so storied, it even has its own event mythology!

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