Podcast appearances and mentions of mackenzie mason

In this Making Leaders podcast, we hear from Mackenzie Mason, Engineering Manager for Space Mission Systems Structural Dynamics at Boeing and one of three Promise Award Recipients in 2024. Mackenzie began her career at Boeing in 2014 as a Structural Dynamics Engineer. Her early contributions to the company were pivotal to the development of the 702MP/MP+ spacecraft, as she provided crucial recommendations to program management offices and customers and led numerous innovations in dynamic loads analysis and testing. Mackenzie spearheaded the dynamic shaker table move at Boeing's El Segundo site, a project in which she had to overcome numerous challenges, including excavation of the structural test floor, removal of a vacuum chamber and reduction of the structural test lab footprint while adhering to an accelerated schedule. Her strategic planning and oversight ensured that multiple satellites completed testing on the new dynamic shaker table with 100% success, completing a $5 million investment. While working at Boeing, Mackenzie also authored a white paper documenting updated NASA methodologies for predicting shock on composite honeycomb structures based on Boeing's actual spacecraft-level shock measurements. Her white paper is now a critical reference for resolving requirement and verification disagreements in new satellite programs.

In this episode, Mackenzie Mason and Zachary Poole explore Calgary’s plan for replacing the Saddledome with a new arena being built in 2021. It talks how this will affect the amount of traffic Calgary gets from larger touring artists versus how this will impact Calgary’s already booming live music scene in smaller venues. We spoke to Ian Low, President of Central Canada for LiveNation, and BJ Downey, a booking agent for venues around the city like Broken City and the Palomino, to see what they had to say for the future of Calgary’s live music scene.

Fragile Storm (currently in post production) is a powerful and raw short film starring Lance Henriksen (Terminator, Aliens, X-Files, Alien V.s Predator) and Mackenzie Mason, directed by award-winning filmmaker Dawn Fields (FOUND, Touch) and written by Carly Street and Dawn Fields. Dawn joined Dr. Peter Sacco and Todd Miller to discuss her career and the important message that Fragile Storm successfully delivers. It will shown at various film fests after it’s release in June/July of 2015 Story: Troubled and confused, young Grace awakes to find herself tied to the bed of a terrifying older man. Tough and determined, her plans of escape are thwarted at every turn until she finally comes to realize the shocking and heartbreaking truth about why she’s really there. Dawn Fields is a Los Angeles-based producer, writer/director and owner of the feature film production company Palm Street Films, LLC. She has over twenty years of experience working as a producer, writer, director, assistant director and editor and has a background in acquisitions and development. She has worked for such companies as LucasFilm, Twentieth Century Fox, Tri-Star, ABC, NBC, Aaron Spelling Productions and Morgan Creek. Working her way up from PA to 2nd AD, she finally got to the point where she wanted to make short films. Her very first film fest entry for the film “Found” garnered her a Best Director award and various other awards at the Idyllwild Film Fest! Dawn mentioned that anyone wanting to watch her award winning movie FOUND, can do so by contributing through Indiegogo.com as she is accepting On Demand contributions. To find out more about Dawn or the movie, please visit: http://www.palmstreetfilms.com visit Dawn on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/palmstreetfilms?pnref=lhc Hear Dawn on “Matters Of The Mind” with Dr. Peter Sacco at 8p EST on Wednesday by clicking the Listen Live button at the top right of the page, but if you miss it, it will be on demand Thursday, right here, or find us on iTunes podcast at https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/rtds-listen-up-talk/id910538503?mt=2 #‎Alzheimers, #‎movie, #‎mentalhealth, #‎DawnFields, #‎featurefilm, #‎LanceHenriksen, #‎psychology, #‎psyche, #‎dementia, #‎relationship, #‎podcast, #‎sacco, #motm, #‎FragileStorm, #‎caregiver, #‎Respite, #‎respitecare, #‎aging, #‎seniors, #‎MakingOurSeniorsMatter

Tonight on the SciFi Diner Podcast, we sit down and chat with Mackenzie Mason who plays Cortana from Halo 4. We also announce the winner of the Kate Mulgrew give away. In news we discuss the following: the Walking Dead S3 premiere shambles to a HUGE record, a Firefly Animated Series, theDefiance Trailer, a delay in the Robocop movie and the James Bond: Sky Fall Trailer. In This Week in Star Trek, Miles chats about Wil Wheaton and LeVar Burton To Guest Star Again On Big Bang Theory. Wayne Henderson wraps up the show with his top 5 Philip K. Dick movies in the SciFi Five in Five.

Tonight on the SciFi Diner Podcast, we sit down and chat with Mackenzie Mason who plays Cortana from Halo 4. We also announce the winner of the Kate Mulgrew give away. In news we discuss the following: the Walking Dead S3 premiere shambles to a HUGE record, a Firefly Animated Series, theDefiance Trailer, a delay in the Robocop movie and the James Bond: Sky Fall Trailer. In This Week in Star Trek, Miles chats about Wil Wheaton and LeVar Burton To Guest Star Again On Big Bang Theory. Wayne Henderson wraps up the show with his top 5 Philip K. Dick movies in the SciFi Five in Five.

The gorgeously hilarious Mackenzie Mason is an American actress on the rise.  Mackenzie was born in the Philippines and since has lived in Puerto Rico, Germany, Virginia and San Diego.  After attending The International School of Stuttgart, Mackenzie went on to finish high school at the prestigious Miss Porter's School in Farmington Connecticut.  She continued her higher education at The University of Southern California where she studied Communication and Theatre.  In college she began appearing in many performances and plays, and was quickly noticed for her stage presence and on set natural abilities. It wasn't long before agents and managers noticed her obvious talent, extraordinary emotional range and depth, striking screen charm and unyielding ambition. Mackenzie has a very strong sense of comedy and has a natural ability to make people laugh.  She trains at the improv schools, The Groundlings and The Second City and is currently writing sketches with a comedy group she formed with fellow classmates. Mackenzie is poised to make a name for herself in Hollywood as the next guy's girl, you can't get enough of.  She is a self-proclaimed bookworm, spiritual guru, Sci-Fi geek, and horror fanatic who doesn't take herself too seriously.