Podcast appearances and mentions of mark christensen

National Geographic photographer Jim Richardson has shot over fifty stories for National Geographic and Traveler and today shares the art of becoming invisible behind the lens, plus how he pitches photo stories to the world's biggest publications. Though his work has spanned the globe, his long-term storytelling in rural Kansas is just as profound, as he reveals. In this episode, Jim, once named the Photographer's Photographer by his peers, reflects on why blending in, embracing the ‘boring,' and quiet observation can lead to the most powerful photographic stories. Plus, we revisit his iconic High School USA essay, a classic of documentary photography. From the mailbag, Mark Christensen feels inspired to start his own photography podcast, Sam Hopwood crashed his mountain bike last year, which in a twist of creative fate, never mind the twisted metal, has brought him back to photography, Kyle Attwood has been exploring the streets of Perth with film, making zines to celebrate the art of the print, and Dennis Linden has been revisiting the dangers we talked about when photographing wild-fires. Plus, there's this month's NEW one-word assignment, and I'll announce the winner of last month's challenge featuring the colour red. Links to all guests and features will be on the showpage, my sincere thanks to MPB who sponsor this show and the Extra Milers without whom we wouldn't be walking each week. WHY: A Sketchbook of Life is available here.

After enduring four years of dialysis and declining health, my guest, photographer Tracey Halladay had come to terms with the possibility of not experiencing all that life had to offer. However, a life-saving kidney transplant granted her a second chance. During her recovery, Tracey noticed a shift in her perception of the world. She felt compelled to share her newfound understanding and appreciation as she explored the mountains, forests, and meadows of Canada. Through her photography, Tracey aims to encourage mindfulness, curiosity, and compassion towards ourselves, others, the Earth, and all its creatures. From the mailbag today, Ewan McNeill shares why Glass is his creative social platform of choice over Instagram, Kelvin Brown invites Flickr users to join a new group celebrating the Photowalk's assignments, Tracey Ainsley has checked into a lighthouse keeper's cottage, Chris Smith asks you to think about what your THIS IS ME image might be, Xavier Shaver has a poem from the path, and Mark Christensen is taking the Famous not so Famous flask on tour in California. Links to all guests and features will be on the showpage, my sincere thanks to MPB who sponsor this show and the Extra Milers without whom we wouldn't be walking each week. WHY: A Sketchbook of Life is available here.

Jack Lowe's Lifeboat Station Project is a profound photographic tribute to the courageous British lifeboat crews who risk everything to save lives at sea. Using a Victorian camera and wet plate collodion methods, Jack makes powerful portraits that honour the resilience and humanity of these everyday heroes and today, he is on the show to talk about his incredible undertaking and risk-taking. Jack's project has taken a toll, though, both emotionally and financially, and he discusses and reveals how that has affected him personally.  Also today from the mailbag, Randy Bullerwell is having a crisis of photographic direction, Mark Christensen finds pelicans have quite the attitude, Matthias Focks is making excellent pictures under an umbrella in a small German town, and Michael Mixon introduces us to a photographer who is questioning human connection. We have a new TEACH ME STREET series that launches today with Valérie Jardin, plus the inspirational Ted Forbes sets this month's ONE WORD ASSIGNMENT. Links to all guests and features will be on the showpage, my sincere thanks to MPB who sponsor this show and the Extra Milers without whom we wouldn't be walking each week. WHY: A Sketchbook of Life is available here.

In photography, knowing your WHY can guide each choice you make, from composition and lighting to the themes you explore, ensuring your work feels authentic and meaningful. But it's not just about the art of photography, but expressing what and how you feel and believe. Today, on this last celebratory show before Christmas, 23 of this year's guests once more reveal their own WHY in a compilation of inspiration to close out on the year. From the mailbag, Mark Christensen sets out on his first street mission, Harald Kahles has some ideas for specials in '25, Susan Larsson has found a social replacement for Insta, Peter Turnbull is making environmental portraits, Glenn Sowerby has found the secret for enjoying photography, and Allin Sorenson with a story of 370 million pairs of eyes staring down the lens of a television camera lens at Christmas. Links to all guests and features will be on the showpage, my sincere thanks to MPB who sponsor this show and the Extra Milers without whom we wouldn't be walking each week. WHY: A Sketchbook of Life is available here.

One of the biggest problems with AI solutions in healthcare right now is getting quality data that you can use to train your AI models. When you train an AI model using generic data, it is like a child trying to teach another child. For the AI models to be effective, they require the highest quality data including meta data that helps the model to understand the context of the data. This is particularly true in healthcare which has extremely complex data models, superfluous data, and unique terminology. The good news for healthcare IT companies is that there are companies who can help them clean up and annotate their data so that it can be used effectively in tools like ambient clinical voice and other healthcare AI solutions. One of those companies that provides human-driven data annotation services is called Xelex.ai. I wanted to learn more about the services they offered, so I sat down with Mark Christensen, CEO at Xelex.ai. Learn more about Xelex.AI: https://xelex.ai/ Learn more about WebChartMD: https://www.webchartmd.org/ Health IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

It's one thing to gather some labels for your data. It's another thing to integrate data labeling into your workflows and infrastructure in a scalable, secure, and useful way. Mark from Xelex joins us to talk through some of what he has learned after helping companies scale their data annotation efforts. We get into workflow management, labeling instructions, team dynamics, and quality assessment. This is a super practical episode!

It's one thing to gather some labels for your data. It's another thing to integrate data labeling into your workflows and infrastructure in a scalable, secure, and useful way. Mark from Xelex joins us to talk through some of what he has learned after helping companies scale their data annotation efforts. We get into workflow management, labeling instructions, team dynamics, and quality assessment. This is a super practical episode!

Nerd +/- explores the age gap in fandom, and how things are seen from different generations. Join hosts Brian (age 49) and Aidan (age 20) for a look at the 1985 classic The Lost Boys. Plus a bonus discussion on what exactly is "pan and scan"? Theme song by Team Powellstein Exit music by Mark Christensen

Mark joined me to discuss his business, the lessons he's learned owning and operating his business, Tarkus Tile, since 1999. We discuss how he has built his business from doing Tract Home jobs & whatever else he could just to get by, to where it is today, a premium business attracting and delivering high-end award-winning projects. Today Mark gets to be very choosy about who he is working for, he has won awards for his work, he is very skilled with not just tile installation, but also old-school mud floating preparation work. Listen in to learn about how Mark has found inner peace, and how that has led him to gain larger profits. Setting boundaries, building over from scratch after nearly losing everything (including his life) will also be part of tonight's interview. Get ready for an in-depth conversation that is sure to leave you wanting to hear more from Mark! You can watch Marks earlier interview on the Global Tile Podcast by following the link below: https://youtu.be/pEP0i_Cirw0 You can listen to the Winning Together Podcast with Mark and hear more about his journey by following the link below: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3ydUPw6YSRhjRRUoCvA3wF?si=PAVx_fY5Qy-Gq0mZ2FHSDg&dl_branch=1 This episode of Tile Money is sponsored by the National Tile Contractors Association, Laticrete International, Happy Tile Guy, and GoBoard. https://laticrete.com/ https://www.tile-assn.com/# https://www.jm.com/en/building-insulation/residential/tile-backer-board/goboard/ Get your custom website by visiting happytileguy.com You can purchase Tile Money gear here https://tile-money.myshopify.com/collections/all Sign up for our weekly email to stay in touch with all things Tile Money https://tilemoney.com/newsletter/ Join our Facebook Group here https://www.facebook.com/groups/tilemoney/ Are you benefiting from the work I am doing? You can support me by becoming a Patreon here https://www.patreon.com/tilemoney --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/luke190/message

On Kristen's inaugural podcast as a cohost, we sit down with Charles Bloom and Mark Christensen. Charles is the head of Planning and Development with the City of Cheyenne, and Mark works alongside him as Planner II. We talk with Charles and Mark about Cheyenne's recent growth as a city and how they are facilitating affordable development through intentional planning. They also walk us through the exciting West Edge Redevelopment, which is revitalizing the west side of Cheyenne. Lastly, we look towards the future and discuss the Connect 2045 Transportation Update as well as the F.E. Warren missile upgrades coming later this decade. Learn more about the City of Cheyenne's Planning and Development Department on their website: https://www.cheyennecity.org/Your-Government/Departments/Planning-and-Development-Department - - - Theme Music: "Dirt Rhodes" by Kevin MacLeod

A virtual devotional address by Mark Christensen, Institute of Religion Instructor at Ensign College, delivered June 8, 2021.

Nerd +/- explores the age gap in fandom, and how things are seen from different generations. Join hosts Brian (age 48) and Aidan (age 18) for a special tribute to comic legend Denny O'Neil as we discuss Green Lantern/Green Arrow 85. Theme song by Team Powellstein Exit music by Mark Christensen

A lack of new international blockbusters will affect how many cinemas open later this week. Mark Christensen, spokesperson for the New Zealand Motion Picture Exhibitors' Association, says major film releases have been pushed back until late July because of Covid-19. That could mean the doors of mainstream cinemas stay closed for now.

After his first business failing and losing his home Mark and wife Jacinta picked themselves back up to start and grow a thriving strength and conditioning gym based in Caloundra all whilst starting a family!

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Join Zach, Alec, and newcomer Mark Christensen for yet another can't-miss episode of the Townstone Financial Show. With the holiday season around the corner, the boys talk with Sherri Crawford about the 5 reasons why NOW is the time to buy or sell a home. Now is also the time for a financial self-audit to make sure you're putting yourself on the best footing for the new year to come. They also talk retirement savings and why you're probably not saving enough. Remember to visit Townstone.com to fill out a FREE consultation and get in touch with one of our experts. Watch On Facebook.

Join Zach, Alec, and newcomer Mark Christensen for yet another can't-miss episode of the Townstone Financial Show. With the holiday season around the corner, the boys talk with Sherri Crawford about the 5 reasons why NOW is the time to buy or sell a home. Now is also the time for a financial self-audit to make sure you're putting yourself on the best footing for the new year to come. They also talk retirement savings and why you're probably not saving enough. Remember to visit Townstone.com to fill out a FREE consultation and get in touch with one of our experts. Watch On Facebook

Look Sir, Comics is a Star Wars podcast focusing on the original Marvel Star Wars series. In this special edition episode, Brian and Mike G discuss Solo: A Star Wars Story. Join them as the talk about their likes and dislikes of the new movie. WARNING: SPOILERS!!!! Exit music by Mark Christensen

My parents talk about life on the trail over the years. My grandpa, Al Christensen, is mentioned a lot because he was the person who ignited the outdoor passion in our family.My pop also tells the story of my Uncle, Mark Christensen, on a backpack packing trip in the seventies. We talk about me growing up in Granite Falls and my mom, who worked summers at Camp Silverton up the Mountain Loop Highway in the mid 70's. She also skied Mount Pilchuck regularly and tells some funny stories.Luxe Tents! Try a tarp teepeeand lighten your pack weight.https://luxe-hiking-gear.comWaymark Gear CompanyHeavy duty ultralight backpackshttps://www.waymarkgearco.com 

Pastor Joshua Rivas, Mark Christensen, Auino Erastus:4/21/2013

Pastor Joshua Rivas, Mark Christensen, Auino Erastus:4/21/2013

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Scholar Mark Christensen of the University of Utah discusses Aztec civilization and the film The Robot vs. The Aztec Mummy.

Scholar Mark Christensen of the University of Utah discusses Aztec civilization and the film The Robot vs. The Aztec Mummy.

Scholar Mark Christensen of the University of Utah discusses Aztec civilization and the film The Robot vs. The Aztec Mummy.