Podcast appearances and mentions of mark george

Send #Disabled #Veterans here https://runintothesky.com/pages/disabled-vets-free-tuition-info-here Help Support Anthony Vella Through Run Into The Sky Nonprofit. https://runintothesky.betterworld.org/campaigns/helping-anthony-vella Help Support Our Mission!!! https://runintothesky.betterworld.org/campaigns/support-our-mission Huge Shout Out to Chris Lockley - For helping make Run Into The Sky possible. Without him we would not have a school and beautiful LZ Nonprofits We Support: USPPA https://usppa.org/ Run Into The Sky - http://www.RunIntoTheSky.com Contact Sean Symons 5017473558 Resurgence PPG https://www.resurgenceppg.com https://www.resurgenceppg.com/contact.html Project Airtime https://projectairtime.org/ 801-706-6076 projectairtime@gmail.com Aurora PPG https://aurorappg.org/ info@aurorappg.org Want to thank our partnered schools: Paramotor Arkansas http://www.ParamotorArkansas.com Contact: Sean 501-747-3558 Lone Star Paramotor http://www.LoneStarParamotor.com Contact Ron: ron@lonestarparamotor.com Wichita Paramotor https://www.wichitaparamotor.com/ Contact: Leo ictppg@gmail.com Paramotor Orlando https://www.paramotororlando.com/ Contact: Johnathan (407) 559-4772 Georgia Paramotor https://www.georgiaparamotor.net Contact: Jacob 912-536-3000 HUGE Shout Out to these amazing people who made this nonprofit happen! Wade C helping us finance and starting up our 501(c)(3) nonprofit Anna for helping with starting our website and helping us for the first year as a nonprofit Mark and Shana at AirSportsUSA in FL for helping us get the Trike Trainer and Tandem machine. Jim Simard from Canada - Care Printing and Publishing. Helping us with stickers, calendars and so much more. Ron Toran at Lone Star Paramotor for giveaways every week on the spinning Will. Kyle Neel our Director of Operations at Run Into The Sky working to keep the school running. Mark Murphy helping us get wings and paramotors Bryant Hummer helping us get gear at a nonprofit discount Resurgence PPG for leading the way helping disabled veterans Project Airtime Helping anyone get in the air Arora PPG helping people learn to fly through their nonprofit TJ Moore allowing us to purchase equipment on low payments Ryan Roberts at PPG Smoke donating items to giveaway on the show over the years Leo and Jael Klesling helping us with a partnered school in Kansas and grant writing Mark George at ParaswagUSA helping us get equipment, donate to the podcast over the years Austin Joffe for helping me get my USPPA ratings at his school Jon Hudson for helping me get equipment and sponsoring the show over the years Eric and Jade Lear for helping me get started in this sport with donations, lodging and support

I'm Jacob Horton, 23 year old, I'm a type 1 diabetic, been interested in aviation and flying since I was a kid, grow up flyin rc airplanes, got into paramotoring with my dad (Jeffrey)! Were been flying for 3-4 years now! Loved it so much we started our own school last year! Georgia Paramotor located in Statesboro Ga!! Thanks for having me: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094195691271&mibextid=LQQJ4d https://www.georgiaparamotor.net/ https://www.instagram.com/georgiaparamotor Huge Shout Out to Chris Lockley - For helping make Run Into The Sky possible. Without him we would not have a school and beautiful LZ Wade C helping us finance and starting up our 501(c)(3) nonprofit Anna for helping with starting our website and helping us for the first year as a nonprofit Mark and Shana at AirSportsUSA in FL for helping us get the Trike Trainer and Tandem machine. Our Official Sponsor: Jim Simard from Care Printing and Publishing. Helping us with stickers, calendars and so much more. Ron Toran at Lone Star Paramotor for giveaways every week on the spinning Will. Kyle Neel our Director of Operations at Run Into The Sky working to keep the school running. Mark Murphy helping us get wings and paramotors Bryant Hummer helping us get gear at a nonprofit discount Resurgence PPG for leading the way helping disabled veterans Project Airtime Helping anyone get in the air Arora PPG helping people learn to fly through their nonprofit TJ Moore allowing us to purchase equipment on low payments Ryan Roberts at PPG Smoke donating items to giveaway on the show over the years Leo and Jael Klesling helping us with a partnered school in Kansas and grant writing Mark George at ParaswagUSA helping us get equipment, donate to the podcast over the years Austin Joffe for helping me get my USPPA ratings at his school Jon Hudson for helping me get equipment and sponsoring the show over the years Eric and Jade Lear for helping me get started in this sport with donations, lodging and support Board Members: Sean Symons -Executive Director Kevin Houston - President Will Fly - Treasurer Josh Marsh - Secretary Kyle Need - Director of Operations Brandon Mack - Director of Engineering Scott Greshock - Director of Fabricating Linda Andersen - Public Relations Trent Dowlet - Board Member

Huge Shout Out to Chris Lockley - For helping make Run Into The Sky possible. Without him we would not have a school and beautiful LZ Wade C helping us finance and starting up our 501(c)(3) nonprofit Anna for helping with starting our website and helping us for the first year as a nonprofit Mark and Shana at AirSportsUSA in FL for helping us get the Trike Trainer and Tandem machine. Our Official Sponsor: Jim Simard from Care Printing and Publishing. Helping us with stickers, calendars and so much more. Ron Toran at Lone Star Paramotor for giveaways every week on the spinning Will. Kyle Neel our Director of Operations at Run Into The Sky working to keep the school running. Mark Murphy helping us get wings and paramotors Bryant Hummer helping us get gear at a nonprofit discount Resurgence PPG for leading the way helping disabled veterans Project Airtime Helping anyone get in the air Arora PPG helping people learn to fly through their nonprofit TJ Moore allowing us to purchase equipment on low payments Ryan Roberts at PPG Smoke donating items to giveaway on the show over the years Leo and Jael Klesling helping us with a partnered school in Kansas and grant writing Mark George at ParaswagUSA helping us get equipment, donate to the podcast over the years Austin Joffe for helping me get my USPPA ratings at his school Jon Hudson for helping me get equipment and sponsoring the show over the years Eric and Jade Lear for helping me get started in this sport with donations, lodging and support Board Members: Sean Symons -Executive Director Kevin Houston - President Will Fly - Treasurer Josh Marsh - Secretary Kyle Need - Director of Operations Brandon Mack - Director of Engineering Scott Greshock - Director of Fabricating Linda Andersen - Public Relations Trent Dowlet - Board Member

Tune in to this week's episode of Breaking Battlegrounds with hosts Sam Stone and Michelle Ugenti-Rita, filling in for Chuck Warren. Our first guest is Drew Holden, a freelance commentary writer whose work has been featured in prominent publications like the Free Beacon, New York Times, National Review, Washington Post, Fox News, and The Federalist. We delve into the worst lockdown media coverage from the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, examining the media's portrayal and political responses. Following that, we're joined by Kim George, retired FBI Special Agent and Congressional candidate for Arizona's 1st district. With over two decades of experience in law enforcement, Kim discusses her time in the FBI, focusing on investigations related to crimes against children, public corruption, organized crime, and elections fraud. We also delve into her candidacy for Congress, exploring themes of transparency, election security, and her vision for our future. Connect with us:www.breakingbattlegrounds.voteTwitter: www.twitter.com/Breaking_BattleFacebook: www.facebook.com/breakingbattlegroundsInstagram: www.instagram.com/breakingbattlegroundsLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/breakingbattlegrounds-About our guestsDrew Holden is a freelance commentary writer. You may find his work in the Free Beacon, New York Times, National Review, Washington Post, Fox News and The Federalist. Follow him on X at @DrewHolden360. -Kim George is a retired FBI Special Agent with over two decades of experience in law enforcement and investigations. Kim is running for Congressional District 1 in Arizona. During her time with the FBI, Kim served in field offices in San Diego, New York, Washington, D.C., and Phoenix. Kim's career with the FBI included extensive experience in both sensitive operations and investigatory work in areas including Crimes Against Children, Public Corruption and Elections Fraud, Organized Crime, and Counterintelligence.After retiring from a 23-year career in the FBI, Kim has worked as a Senior Insider Risk and Global Security Operations Investigator for two Fortune 500 companies, seeking to prevent the theft of intellectual property by hostile actors, and those engaged in economic espionage.Kim currently resides in Scottsdale, Arizona with her husband of 16 years, Mark George. Mark and Kim are active in their church, where Kim serves on the Troop Care Ministry. Get full access to Breaking Battlegrounds at breakingbattlegrounds.substack.com/subscribe

This morning Mark George brings our message. Mark shares how every aspect of the Gospel of Jesus points us to the Kingdom of Heaven.

This morning Mark George brings our message. Mark shares how every aspect of the Gospel of Jesus points us to the Kingdom of Heaven.

Two immigration bills are making their way through the House of Representatives, both of which address the Biden border crisis and seek to stem the tide of illegal migration at our Southwest border. To discuss the bills and the potential impact on the border crisis, we are joined on Parsing Immigration Policy by two experts […]

October 23, 2022 - Rev. Mark George

We were fortunate enough to be asked back for a 2nd time by @PBR . This time Chad and Tim had the opportunity to interview Mark George @rattlers_gm , GM of the Texas Rattlers @texasrattlersofficial If you don't know, PBR has a new team based series and The Texas Rattlers is Fort Worth's 2nd professional sports team.In this episode, we find out Tim apparently called up Dustin @plastikdust of the @jerryjonestownmassacre podcast threatening acts of violence? We get know Mark and learn more about The Texas Rattlers. Javier was out of town and we got the chance to catch up on all the things he did over the weekend in New Orleans, and Tim had a surprise to show the guys(you have to watch our YouTube if you want to see what it is).So sit back, relax, and remember to Stay Good!This episode is sponsored by @printedthreads Be sure to check them out for all your Screen Printing, Embroidery, Banners and More!CALL OR TEXT OUR HOTLINE AND LEAVE US A MESSAGE! 817-677-0408Fort Worth MagazineBest of 2022 - Radio Personality/Podcast (Reader's Pick) Show LinksThe Funky PantherMerchYouTube

This episode features the workforce insights and commentary of CFO Claire Bramley of Teradata, CFO Rajesh Gupta of OakNorth Bank, and CFO Mark George of Norfolk Southern.

Subscribe for more: www.nobu.ai/podcastFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nobuappFollow us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3NMIEgjblqmhwT6Uy3l0NmSubscribe to Dear Mind You Matter Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-mind-you-matter/id1573642046Leave us a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-mind-you-matter/id1573642046Interested in attending our Educational Events? https://bit.ly/eventsandeducation____Dr. Williams is an Assistant Professor within the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and the Director of the Stanford Brain Stimulation Lab. Dr. Williams has a broad background in clinical neuroscience and is triple board-certified in general neurology, general psychiatry, as well as behavioral neurology & neuropsychiatry. In addition, he has specific training and clinical expertise in the development of brain stimulation methodologies under Mark George, MD. Themes of his work include (a) examining the use of spaced learning theory in the application of neurostimulation techniques, (b) development and mechanistic understanding of rapid-acting antidepressants, and (c) identifying objective biomarkers that predict neuromodulation responses in treatment-resistant neuropsychiatric conditions. He has published papers in high impact peer-reviewed journals including Brain, American Journal of Psychiatry, and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science. Results from his studies have gained widespread attention in journals such as Science and New England Journal of Medicine Journal Watch as well as in the popular press and have been featured in various news sources including Time, Smithsonian, and Newsweek. Dr. Williams received two NARSAD Young Investigator Awards in 2016 and 2018 along with the 2019 Gerald R. Klerman Award. Dr. Williams received the National Institute of Mental Health Biobehavioral Research Award for Innovative New Scientists in 2020.Social Media Handle: NolanRyWilliamsPublications: https://ajp.psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/appi.ajp.2021.20101429Memorable Moments: 4:17  I've been very focused on specifically trying to help develop rapid acting interventions with you know, with a lot of a lot of work in the, in the kind of emergence emerging psychedelic space with some, you know, with with drugs like Ibogaine and ketamine being explored in the lab. And that's, that's part of it. And those studies are definitely important in trying to understand the mechanism of those drugs and trying to understand what we can use those drugs for. Where we've been very focused is using and kind of engineering a rapid acting form of for repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation.5:47 So we've been very focused on trying to develop rTMS and kind of re-engineer rTMS into an approach that allows for us to treat people over a very short period of time.  7:25 The idea there is this is a way of treating rapidly by rearranging the stimulation in space, and time and dose.13:25 The highest risk of completed suicide is in the period right after psychiatric hospital discharge. [That's] rate of the whole lifetime. So we were very interested in that particular population, because we wanted to be able to treat people in these high emergency settings.  22:42 To me, the problem of really getting TMS in particular out there has been an educational problem.Dear Mind, You Matter is brought to you by NOBU, a new mental health, and wellness app. To download NOBU, visit the app store or Google Play. This podcast is hosted by Allison Walsh  and Dr. Angela Phillips. It is produced by Allison Walsh, Savannah Eckstrom, and Nicole LaNeve. For more information or if you're interested in being a guest on this podcast, please visit www.therecoveryvillage.com/dearmindyoumatter.

This week on Inside the Skev we are joined by Mark George, the CEO of the Music Institute of Chicago, which is located in Evanston. The Music Institute of Chicago is a nonprofit community music school that leads people toward a lifelong engagement with music by providing widely accessible resources for high-quality music teaching, performing, and service activities—and harnessing the power of music to educate, inspire, and bring comfort to the communities it serves. Learn more at: https://www.musicinst.org Inside the Skev is a one stop shop for all things Skokie and Evanston hosted by Aaron Masliansky. Be the first to know about local events, new podcast episodes, real estate and the latest stories about the great people in these towns by going to http://www.skevanston.com. Sign up for the newsletter and reach out to Aaron Masliansky at aaron@skevanston.com with any questions or suggestions.

Steve and Jack discuss how pricing strategy has increasingly become top of mind for finance leaders as businesses become more responsive to customer behaviors, and Steve reflects on the virtues of time travel and how by asking finance leaders to reflect on their past experiences we enjoy a front row seat to view those experiences as they happen. Featuring commentary and FP&A insights from Planning Aces: CFO Mike Milotich of Marqeta, CFO Jeff Shepherd of Advance Auto Parts and CFO Mark George of Norfolk Southern.

Steve and Jack discuss how pricing strategy has increasingly become top of mind for finance leaders as businesses become more responsive to customer behaviors, and Steve reflects on the virtues of time travel and how by asking finance leaders to reflect on their past experiences we enjoy a front row seat to view those experiences as they happen. Featuring commentary and FP&A insights from Planning Aces: CFO Mike Milotich of Marqeta, CFO Jeff Shepherd of Advance Auto Parts and CFO Mark George of Norfolk Southern.

Mark George possesses an original perspective, someone with the ability to look at the world and spaces in it with a nonconformist eye. The longtime designer & furniture maker recently founded August Studios, an East Vancouver building for artists, designers, and makers to work, learn, and collaborate.Born in Miami, his family moved to Seattle when he was 10-years-old. His bank consultant father was battling leukemia, and the city had a cancer research hospital with the necessary treatment. His father's search for new bone marrow became a national story on Oprah, Geraldo, and Sixty Minutes—at the time only blood relative bone marrow transplants were allowed, and he had been adopted. With the help of a voice analyst consultant for the FBI, an extended search and a subsequent lost court case, eventually a donor from Sweden was found a decade later. For cancer recovery, the family relocated to Vermont, where they lived a simple and idyllic life in the middle of the woods.   Mark went to school in New York for fine arts, sculpting, and painting. He then spent some time in Philadelphia, before winding up in Vancouver for his Masters in Architecture at UBC. During his career, he has focused on modern, architectural design and worked on projects with a number of architects, artists, and institutions: Mcleod Bovell Modern Houses, the Patkaus, Scott & Scott, Tony Robbins, Ken Lum, Elspeth Pratt, Vito Acconci, Rebecca Bayer, Vancouver Art Gallery, and Burnaby Art Gallery.In this conversation, we examine being a witness to his father's cancer journey growing up and recently learning about his father's autism; how he learned to deconstruct systems and how it's influenced his work; how he constantly see shapes in everything and relates them to places on his body; his experience-based approach to designing spaces and objects; winning first-place in association with Haeccity Studio Architecture for Urbanarium's 2018 ‘The Missing Middle' competition; his woodworking classes based on the late Enzo Mari's open furniture design concept; what fascinates him about how his daughter operates in the world; and much more.

My guest today is Mason George. Mason is an entrepreneur and business executive with IMC Companies. IMC Companies was started by his Father, Mark George, 40 years ago with just one driver. Today, it is one of the top Intermodal Carriers in the United States. At close to a billion dollars in revenue, it's quite the story to take a company from one driver to where it is today. Our supply chain is more critical today than ever before. The United States is the largest importer globally, and it's no secret that there have been many challenges with how goods come to the USA and how they move throughout the rest of our country. This interview is much more than just about this company and what success looks like. I had a great time with Mason, and this is a great interview where you will hear: The skillsets it takes to take a company from one driver to over a billion in revenue. Being all in with your capital and time while inspiring people to build something they are proud of Hard lessons learned and how these painful experiences teach you how to operate better The future in trucking. Are autonomous trucks worth it? How their techniques are being used to accelerate the movement of drayage across the USA Building technology from the bottom up versus others doing it from top-down and why they have an advantage And much more!   Please enjoy this week's episode with Mason George! ‍ Links: https://www.imcc.com/ https://www.ttnews.com/top100/intermodal/2021 https://www.statista.com/statistics/268184/leading-import-countries-worldwide/#:~:text=In%202020%2C%20the%20U.S.%20were,about%202.41%20trillion%20US%20dollars.&text=Import%20and%20export%20are%20generally,a%20country's%20imports%20and%20exports. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-11-27/supply-chain-shortages-are-at-historic-levels-will-they-peak-before-christmas https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevebanker/2021/05/11/the-autonomous-truck-revolution-is-right-around-the-corner/?sh=1f886d1e2c96 https://www.linkedin.com/in/mason-george-61004588/

I couldn't think of a better way to kick off 2022 than with an interview like this! My guest today is Mason George. Mason is an entrepreneur and business executive with IMC Companies. IMC Companies was started by his Father, Mark George, 40 years ago with just one driver. Today, it is one of the top Intermodal Carriers in the United States. At close to a billion dollars in revenue, it's quite the story to take a company from one driver to where it is today. Our supply chain is more critical today than ever before. The United States is the largest importer globally, and it's no secret that there have been many challenges with how goods come to the USA and how they move throughout the rest of our country. This interview is much more than just about this company and what success looks like.  I had a great time with Mason, and this is a great interview where you will hear: The skillsets it takes to take a company from one driver to over a billion in revenue. Being all in with your capital and time while inspiring people to build something they are proud of Hard lessons learned and how these painful experiences teach you how to operate better The future in trucking. Are autonomous trucks worth it? How their techniques are being used to accelerate the movement of drayage across the USA Building technology from the bottom up versus others doing it from top-down and why they have an advantage And much more!   Please enjoy this week's episode with Mason George! Links: https://www.imcc.com/ https://www.ttnews.com/top100/intermodal/2021 https://www.statista.com/statistics/268184/leading-import-countries-worldwide/#:~:text=In%202020%2C%20the%20U.S.%20were,about%202.41%20trillion%20US%20dollars.&text=Import%20and%20export%20are%20generally,a%20country's%20imports%20and%20exports. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-11-27/supply-chain-shortages-are-at-historic-levels-will-they-peak-before-christmas https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevebanker/2021/05/11/the-autonomous-truck-revolution-is-right-around-the-corner/?sh=1f886d1e2c96 https://www.linkedin.com/in/mason-george-61004588/

We take a look at the career of legendary film maker George Lucas. From THX to Star Wars we try and figure out what would be the apex of Lucas's storied life and career.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/digital-toilet-paper-podcast/exclusive-content

George Floyd was murdered one year ago today. President Joe Biden wanted to use that grim marker as a deadline for Congress to pass a police reform bill. But with no bill in sight Biden has instead invited Floyd’s family to the Oval Office. Olivia Reingold is an editor-producer for POLITICO Audio.  Jenny Ament is the senior producer for POLITICO Audio.  Irene Noguchi is the executive producer of POLITICO Audio.

Episode 24 of The Simpa Life Podcast features Mark George, Connor Prentice, and Francis Hall - The founders and organisers of The London Cannabis Film Festival. Check out The LCFF www.thelcff.co.uk/​ for more details and to keep up to date about the next film festival. If you enjoyed this video please consider liking, sharing, and subscribing and if you loved it, please consider becoming a Patreon today Visit www.TheSimpaLife.com for more content and information. You can also follow The Simpa Life on Social media. - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram “The Simpa Life is a media and lifestyle company that seeks to inform, entertain and educate through the creation and curation of alternative thought-provoking content and conversations”

Guests YouTube channel .........  http://www.ParamotorGuest.com Listen to our podcast here .........https://www.paratalk.org/Please check out these Paramotor pilots:JimCR120 .........    http://www.ParamotorGuy.com Pink Flamingo Jade ....... http://www.ParamotorGirl.comTim Current  .........http://www.ParamotorMan.com ??..... http://www.ParamotorWoman.comPARAMOTOR SPOTLIGHT pilot ........ http://www.ParamotorSpotlight.com********************************************************************Shout Out to our last weeks super chat contributors:Kent Stamey - Will Fly - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTz8CouEzX7qV2iRTK4d6VQYordankys Garcia - https://www.youtube.com/user/GindankyBill H - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBGNu868BhXqpfmyCFfV0fgJohn Wayne - Tommy Mosley - http://www.PPGTommy.com**********************************************************************ALL ABOUT MARK DROZDMark Drozd Is a 4+ year ppg pilot and lives in a suburb about 40 miles west of Chicago. Mark has been around aviation since he was young with his Uncle first giving him rides as a young child in Cessna 152 and 172. Later as a teenager, he used to go on occasional flights in his cousin's airplane (a Lake amphibian) who was a commercial airline pilot. Due to the expense of general aviation, Mark became interested in ultralights and eventually found powered paragliders. Mark currently owns a Parajet V2 (Macro) with a Melossi xt180 cc and a SkyCruiser with a top 80 engine. For wings, he flies an old McPara Eden 4 - 25 meter when he wants to go low and slow and also a McPara Colorado 21 meter for cross country flights. Mark considered himself extremely lucky to have survived catching fire at about 1000 AGL due to a lipo battery malfunction. Working on his 5th year of flying powered paragliders, he has experienced and learned a lot and looks forward to learning even more in the years aheadYt https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkoqPVkPZ6IgZVscGFHtMrA**********************************************************************************Tonights giveaway is from:*************************PPG Smoke at http://www.PPGSmoke.comChase Camhttps://ppgsmoke.com/products/paragliding-and-paramotor-chase-camera*****************************************************$25 Gift certificate Great 3DRobert Wheeler - OwnerWebsite: http://www.great3d.comEmail: support@great3d.com********************************T Shirt Give a way and2 stroke oil mixer from:http://www.ParaSwagUSA.com Andhttp://www.ParaChickPies.com**********************************ParaLifePPG.com will be giving away:A free ParaLifePPG insulated Mughttps://www.paralifeppg.com/product/insulated-mugs/2?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=falsePlease contact Mark at mark@ParaLifePPG.com and let him know what color you want************************************************************************A phone lasso from ClearPropTV donations... so please help support the show for more give a ways*******************************Help support the show:Cash App $ParamotorTVClearPropTVs Swag store at: http://www.ILovePPG.comand https://www.redbubble.com/people/PPGGrandpa/shop*************************************************************ClearPropTV Hosts:*************************Tommy:http://www.PPGTommy.com Ig ppgtommyFb Tommy Mosley*************************BRIAN:http://www.PPGBrian.comInstagram: @brianwaller31*************************KEVIN:www.KevinCanFly.com*************************SHANE:http://www.PPGShane.com*************************LINDA:http://www.ParaMomUSA.com*************************JP:http://www.JPTulo.com*************************SEAN:http://www.SeanSymons.comhttp://www.ParamotorArkansas.comFb http://www.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpa*******************************************************************Please send us stuff to give a way on this show and be our sponsor!Sean SymonsParamotor TV3900 Dave Ward DrSuite 1900 #101Conway AR 72034*******************************************************************All Sponsors:http://www.PPGSmoke.comhttp://www.Great3D.comParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comParaChick https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClZ_ERGteJtFiBusLWl7A0g True North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.commark@paralifeppg.comPhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comAndrew Fuller www.SkyTapParamotors.com http://www.PPGAngel.com http://www.SkyLabParamotorSIV.com ClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.comppggrandpa@gmail.comFarOut Strobes - http://www.FarOutStrobes.comfaroutstrobes@gmail.com *********************************************************************Hash Tags#PPGGrandpa  #ClearPropTV #Paramotor  #Podcast 

E53 - Keegen Mould  -  ClearPropTV - PPG Grandpas Paramotor PodcastSeason 2 Guest:Keegen Mould is a senior in mechanical engineering at Kansas State University. He trained at Discover PPG as soon as he turned 18 and has been flying PPG in the Kansas City, and Manhattan, Kansas areas for about four years. He currently flies a PXP Remix with a Minari 180 and an 18 meter Hadron xx. Keegen seeks to eventually apply his mechanical engineering degree to the design and manufacture of paramotors and is currently making affordable PPG strobe lights, called F.A.R. Out Strobes, available in the “Paramotor Things for Sale” group.Instagram: _flying.aboveFacebook: Keegen MouldYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/KeegenMould Tonights giveaway is from Great 3DRobert Wheeler - OwnerWebsite: www.great3d.comEmail: support@great3d.com$25 Gift certificate Help support the show:Cash App $ParamotorTVClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.comand https://www.redbubble.com/people/PPGGrandpa/shop?asc=uT shirt give a way by www.ParaSwagUSA.com and www.ParaChickPies.com ClearPropTV Hosts:Tommy:Tommy is a paragliding pilot who in the past year has started ppg. He is also a skydiving rigger and base jumper.Ig ppgtommyYt http://www.ppgtommy.comFb Tommy MosleyBRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQ Instagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.comSHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKw and on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”JP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQSEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymonswww.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpa*******************************************************************Please send us stuff to give a way on this show and be our sponsor!Sean SymonsParamotor TV3900 Dave Ward DrSuite 1900 #101Conway AR 72034******************************************************************* Sponsors:ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comParaChick https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClZ_ERGteJtFiBusLWl7A0g True North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.com PhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comAndrew Fuller www.SkyTapParamotors.com www.PPGAngel.com www.SkyLabParamotorSIV.com ClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.com BEST FREEUnlimited Royalty Music Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8#Paramotor #PPGGrandpa #PPG #ClearPropTVRoyalty Free Music:https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8/

E52 Jordan Anger - Building Paramotor / electric and maintenance -  ClearPropTV - PPG Grandpas Paramotor PodcastTonights giveaway is from Great 3DRobert Wheeler - OwnerWebsite: www.great3d.comEmail: support@great3d.com$25 Gift certificate Help support the show:Cash App $ParamotorTVClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.comand https://www.redbubble.com/people/PPGGrandpa/shop?asc=uSeason 2 Guest:Jordan Anger is a 29 Year old PPG pilot from Michigan with 300+ hours and 3 years of flight experience. He served 6 years in the navy as a Radar operator and technician on board USS Hué City and currently builds radar systems in the Tampa metro area. He has built 2 custom paramotors and flies on a weekly basis when weather permits. You can follow him on TikTok @ja1264ClearPropTV Hosts:Tommy:Tommy is a paragliding pilot who in the past year has started ppg. He is also a skydiving rigger and base jumper.Ig ppgtommyYt http://www.ppgtommy.comFb Tommy MosleyBRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQ Instagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.comSHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKw and on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”JP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQSEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymonswww.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpaSponsors:http://www.great3d.com ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comTrue North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.com PhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comAndrew Fuller www.SkyTapParamotors.com www.PPGAngel.com www.SkyLabParamotorSIV.com ClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.com BEST FREEUnlimited Royalty Music Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8#Paramotor #PPGGrandpa #PPG #ClearPropTVRoyalty Free Music:https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8/

E51 Whats the difference between PPG and PPC?  - Scott Richardson Help support the show:Cash App $ParamotorTVClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.comand https://www.redbubble.com/people/PPGGrandpa/shop?asc=uE51 - Season 2Guest:Scott Richardson:Since obtaining his sport pilot certificate for powered parachutes in 2017, Scott Richardson has combined his love of flying and photography by flying his Buckeye Dream Machine PPC over the Indiana landscape and photographing the views and local action from the air.  In addition to the still photography, Scott has also created over 200 flight videos of his adventures which have inspired many others to take up the sport of flying.  Scott particularly enjoys taking people up for their first powered parachute flights as well as photographing the hardworking farmers during the fall harvest season.Scott is currently an IT consultant at a major pharmaceutical company in Indianapolis, IN and previously worked for the US Navy, Hughes Aircraft and Raytheon as an electronics engineer doing airborne radar systems analysis, modeling and simulation.  Scott also worked for several years on the side as a stringer for a local newspaper photographing high school, college and professional sports as well as Indycar and NASCAR racing events.Scott's videos and photos can be found at:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/scottrichardson_ppcScott's web site (Aerial photos in "Aerial" section):  https://www.scottrichardsonphotography.com/Scotts PPC info:  https://www.scottrichardsonphotography.com/wp/2017/12/23/my-flying-machine-powered-parachute-n729mp-12-23-17/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scott.richardson.94617/ClearPropTV Hosts:BRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQInstagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.com SHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKwand on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”www.ParaMomUSA.comJP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQSEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymonshttp://www.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpaSponsors:ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comhttps://www.facebook.com/jkcustomcarvesTrue North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.com PhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comAndrew Fuller www.SkyTapParamotors.com www.PPGAngel.com www.SkyLabParamotorSIV.com ClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.com BEST FREEUnlimited Royalty Music Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8#Paramotor #PPGGrandpa #PPG #ClearPropTVRoyalty Free Music:https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8/ 

ANNOUNCEMENTS Live Mix of Mark George's song "Ghost Dance" as well as Marcel Walden's Mix break down of "Out of the Blue" YouTube Membership!!! Sign up for Membership of $9.99 a month and receive every tutorial I have made and any I will make in the future so long as you are still a member!     EAR TO THE GROUND   Whether for work, school or doctor's appointments, almost everyone has used Zoom. But for musicians who want to play together online during the pandemic, the popular conference call platform doesn't cut it. Musicians and scientists on opposite coasts have been trying to find solutions. Fortunately,  Audio Movers and Jack Trip software.   The Internet is widely used for audio communications. Numerous collaboration applications exist that make it trivial to carry on a conversation with almost anyone, worldwide. Likely, you already use these applications regularly. What is thought of as traditional phone lines have even largely migrated towards running over the Internet. So, why is performing music any different? The answer lies in the problem of trying to keep a common rhythm going between remote musicians. Maintaining a shared beat or sense of pulse is difficult if it takes too long for one musician's sound to reach another's ears. There can be drastic consequences. The "Happy Birthday" effect is familiar from family video conferences. The length of time for sound to get between individuals makes it impossible for the group to sing together. Singers find themselves in a situation of "I'm waiting for you and you're waiting for me" and that's the problem.   Video calls are engineered for turn taking in conversation. Music is different because it involves simultaneous coordinated activity rather than alternation. Tightly synchronized performance only works over the Internet with extremely low-latency audio applications like JackTrip.   A group's ability to maintain a steady pulse is heavily impacted by what is known as latency. This is a term which refers to how long it takes for one performer's sound to reach the another's ears. It is typically measured in milliseconds (msec), or 1/1000 of a second. Research has found that the ability to perform syncronized rhythms together requires a latency below 25-30 msec one way. There isn't a hard and fast number for this because everyone is different and musical situations differ. Particularly important in this regard is the speed or tempo of a piece (measured in beats-per-minute). Slower tempo can tolerate relatively longer Internet latencies.   To help put this into perspective, sounds traveling through air 25 feet (roughly 8 meters) take about 25 msec. We're comfortable playing or singing together at distances within this range. As a group spreads out, say across a football field, the ability to keep a coordinated rhythm becomes increasingly difficult. This is why minimizing latency is so important.   Here's a seemingly simple question: Can musicians in quarantine play music together over an Internet connection? We've migrated birthday parties, happy hours and church services to video calls these days, so couldn't we do the same with band practice? Across ubiquitous video conferencing tools like Zoom, FaceTime and Skype, it takes time for audio data to travel from person to person. That small delay, called latency, is mostly tolerable in conversation — save for a few overlapping stutters — but when it comes to playing music online with any kind of rhythmic integrity, latency quickly becomes a total dealbreaker.   This video follows pianist and composer Dan Tepfer down the rabbit hole. Tepfer often occupies the intersection of music and innovative technology (just check out his Tiny Desk concert), and by proxy has served his fellow musicians as a tech support line of sorts. A public inquiry on Twitter led him to jazz trombonist Michael Dessen, also a researcher at the University of California Irvine, who has centered his work around networked performances for over a decade.   The solution: an open-source software called JackTrip, developed by Stanford University researchers Chris Chafe and Juan-Pablo Cáceres over a decade ago, that can transfer high quality audio data across the Internet at low enough latencies, within a geographic radius, to mimic someone playing music roughly 30 feet away; that's the threshold at which most musicians can still play together in sync. It takes a bit of hardware and a strong Internet connection, but the setup has enabled near instantaneous latencies for musicians who want to improvise together online.   Tepfer has spent some of the last few months building a community of musicians using JackTrip at home, so they can practice together, work on new music, and even perform live-streamed concerts to fans as a revenue source while music venues remain closed in the pandemic. And while it's not nearly the same as playing in the same physical space, it's a close second in the era of social distancing.   3 FREE PLUGINS ADHD Leveling Tool - AdHd Leveling Tool is a Tube Leveling Amplifier inspired by the legends and carefully crafted to meet your compression needs. The ideal compressor for vocals. Perfect for giving character and taming the peaks on any track in the mix.   Shattered Glass Audio "Ace Amp" - Ace is a true to life emulation of a legendary 1950s, American, all tube, 5W, tweed amp. For added versatility they have added to the model two of the most common amplifier mods: adjustment of the amount of feedback and addition of grid stopper resistors. To complete the picture they even included impulse response based speaker emulation. Simple controls and a conservative CPU usage make ACE easy to use in live settings as well as for re-amping.   Graillon Live Voice Changer  - Is a Vocal plugin that brings a world of possibilities right into your DAW, with carefully designed features. The Pitch-Tracking Modulation, unique to Graillon, changes the type of speakers, generates throat sounds, creates choruses, make octaver sounds, enriches a voice to make it more masculine. The Pitch Shifter cleanly transposes a voice up and down, and has been optimized for voice. The Pitch Correction module brings an immediate robotic sound, while the Bitcrusher addition softly add sparkles to the mix.   Main Thought Being highly creative is a double edged sword. Gifted musicians are prone to periods of depression and high levels of melancholy. In fact, from my experience and observations, I would suggest that many if not most musicians go through a low period of life that they just barely survive at times. Now, while it's easy to say that during these times “I write my best songs, born out of these griefs.” (Yes, that's an actual quote I have used)   The good news is that with insight comes power. Becoming aware of depression is the first step towards being able to change it. The second step is to get to the source of the problem. This however can be harder for creatives because we are emotionally driven by everything around us and look into things deeper, ponder longer, and brood over every detail of seemingly meaningless aspects of life to others.   So, how does one combat the perils and pitfalls of this roller coaster of emotions that plagues us all to often? Well first. let's discuss what can be some causes of depression. There are many reasons for depression, from physical issues like brain chemistry and hormone imbalances other underlying health disorders and diseases nutritional deficiencies to mental and emotional issues like overly critical thinking dysfunctional coping behavior habits and real or perceived traumatic life events   There are many levels of depression. The low feelings can be “acute”- a temporary condition tied to some life event- or “chronic”, which is an invasive, lasting condition that is sometimes triggered by a life event or an underlying physiological problem such as a simple thyroid imbalance. The condition can run from a little moping to clinical depression- a life threatening mental and emotional state. DO NOT IGNORE CLINICAL DEPRESSION. It can become a soul abscess, robbing you of the joy of your music… and of your life. If you think you could have it, get professional help, and don't wait one more day to do it. Among the multiple causes of depression, there are triggers that can begin a downward spiral in the brain.   Trigger 1: A high in your musical career Trigger 2: Too Much Sensory Input/ Too Little Self Care Trigger 3: Bitterness and Resentment   “If you play music with passion and love and honesty, then it will nourish your soul, heal your wounds and make your life worth living. Music is it's own reward.” ~Sting   To Sting's thought, I would add that music is not enough… we must find a spiritual connection to the master creator who gives us music and “in whom we live and move and have our being”. In my life, God has turned my lows turn into depth of understanding… to trusting that the lows are temporary – and that if they last too long, help can be found.   Lastly, I would like to publicly extend my hand to you. If you are in need of an ear or even a shoulder to lean on. I am here. I have been there and know what it feels like to be so down that you don't ever think you'll get back up. I am willing to help if you're willing to talk. You can always email me at homestudiosimplified dot com.

E50 - Father and Son Paramotor Newbies  ClearPropTV PPG Grandpas Paramotor PodcastHelp support the show:Cash App $ParamotorTVGuests: Jim (CR120) and Morgan ReevesJim Reeves:Here we have Jim Reeves, a man who at his core is devoted to his faith, his family, and his friends. He is a 21 year veteran of the US Navy who thrives on serving others. Like many, Jim’s fascination with flying goes back to his childhood and grew until his time in the military as a Naval Aircrewman with over 4000 flight hours.Joined by his youngest son, Morgan, both found enjoyment in RC flying, building and flying various contraptions. It was through this hobby and the Flite Test family of hobbyists that they discovered paramotoring via the Paradigm team and the training offered by those at Aviator Paramotor at Lake Wales Florida. It was there where they completed their training in November 2020. Jim is currently finishing up his paramotor build so he can get back in the air. Jim’s equipment is a Ozone Kona wing with a Gravity Defiant paramotor. Jim does aspire to do more in the sport and does have a website, AngelWingsParamotor.comJim (sent with love effect)Morgan Reeves:Born in Spain 1994.At the age of 2, he had his first taste of flight on C5 galaxy. He moved to Pax River Maryland, Koneohe Bay Hawaii, and Lisbon Maine where he finally settled and spent the rest of his youth. Joined the Navy in 2012 and is now on terminal leave until 30 Dec 2020. During his leave in November, Morgan and his father completed their training at Aviator PPG Lake Wales, Florida. Morgan continues his flying over in Saint Louis Missouri where he attends online classes with Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. His intentions are to finish his Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics and commission as a United States Air Force Pilot. His wife Elizabeth is 23 weeks pregnant with their first child, a baby girl named Jordan Joy Reeves.Instagram:Morganar120 ClearPropTV Hosts:Tommy:Tommy is a paragliding pilot who in the past year has started ppg. He is also a skydiving rigger and base jumper.Ig ppgtommyYt http://www.ppgtommy.comFb Tommy MosleyBRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQ Instagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.comSHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKw and on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”JP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQSEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymonswww.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpaSponsors:ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comTrue North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.com PhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comAndrew Fuller www.SkyTapParamotors.com www.PPGAngel.com www.SkyLabParamotorSIV.com ClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.com BEST FREEUnlimited Royalty Music Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8#Paramotor #PPGGrandpa #PPG #ClearPropTVRoyalty Free Music:https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8/

ANNOUNCEMENTS Live Mix of Mark George's song "Ghost Dance" as well as Marcel Walden's Mix break down of "Out of the Blue" YouTube Membership!!! Sign up for Membership of $9.99 a month and receive every tutorial I have made and any I will make in the future so long as you are still a member!     EAR TO THE GROUND   Whether for work, school or doctor's appointments, almost everyone has used Zoom. But for musicians who want to play together online during the pandemic, the popular conference call platform doesn't cut it. Musicians and scientists on opposite coasts have been trying to find solutions. Fortunately,  Audio Movers and Jack Trip software.   The Internet is widely used for audio communications. Numerous collaboration applications exist that make it trivial to carry on a conversation with almost anyone, worldwide. Likely, you already use these applications regularly. What is thought of as traditional phone lines have even largely migrated towards running over the Internet. So, why is performing music any different? The answer lies in the problem of trying to keep a common rhythm going between remote musicians. Maintaining a shared beat or sense of pulse is difficult if it takes too long for one musician's sound to reach another's ears. There can be drastic consequences. The "Happy Birthday" effect is familiar from family video conferences. The length of time for sound to get between individuals makes it impossible for the group to sing together. Singers find themselves in a situation of "I'm waiting for you and you're waiting for me" and that's the problem.   Video calls are engineered for turn taking in conversation. Music is different because it involves simultaneous coordinated activity rather than alternation. Tightly synchronized performance only works over the Internet with extremely low-latency audio applications like JackTrip.   A group’s ability to maintain a steady pulse is heavily impacted by what is known as latency. This is a term which refers to how long it takes for one performer's sound to reach the another's ears. It is typically measured in milliseconds (msec), or 1/1000 of a second. Research has found that the ability to perform syncronized rhythms together requires a latency below 25-30 msec one way. There isn’t a hard and fast number for this because everyone is different and musical situations differ. Particularly important in this regard is the speed or tempo of a piece (measured in beats-per-minute). Slower tempo can tolerate relatively longer Internet latencies.   To help put this into perspective, sounds traveling through air 25 feet (roughly 8 meters) take about 25 msec. We're comfortable playing or singing together at distances within this range. As a group spreads out, say across a football field, the ability to keep a coordinated rhythm becomes increasingly difficult. This is why minimizing latency is so important.   Here's a seemingly simple question: Can musicians in quarantine play music together over an Internet connection? We've migrated birthday parties, happy hours and church services to video calls these days, so couldn't we do the same with band practice? Across ubiquitous video conferencing tools like Zoom, FaceTime and Skype, it takes time for audio data to travel from person to person. That small delay, called latency, is mostly tolerable in conversation — save for a few overlapping stutters — but when it comes to playing music online with any kind of rhythmic integrity, latency quickly becomes a total dealbreaker.   This video follows pianist and composer Dan Tepfer down the rabbit hole. Tepfer often occupies the intersection of music and innovative technology (just check out his Tiny Desk concert), and by proxy has served his fellow musicians as a tech support line of sorts. A public inquiry on Twitter led him to jazz trombonist Michael Dessen, also a researcher at the University of California Irvine, who has centered his work around networked performances for over a decade.   The solution: an open-source software called JackTrip, developed by Stanford University researchers Chris Chafe and Juan-Pablo Cáceres over a decade ago, that can transfer high quality audio data across the Internet at low enough latencies, within a geographic radius, to mimic someone playing music roughly 30 feet away; that's the threshold at which most musicians can still play together in sync. It takes a bit of hardware and a strong Internet connection, but the setup has enabled near instantaneous latencies for musicians who want to improvise together online.   Tepfer has spent some of the last few months building a community of musicians using JackTrip at home, so they can practice together, work on new music, and even perform live-streamed concerts to fans as a revenue source while music venues remain closed in the pandemic. And while it's not nearly the same as playing in the same physical space, it's a close second in the era of social distancing.   3 FREE PLUGINS ADHD Leveling Tool - AdHd Leveling Tool is a Tube Leveling Amplifier inspired by the legends and carefully crafted to meet your compression needs. The ideal compressor for vocals. Perfect for giving character and taming the peaks on any track in the mix.   Shattered Glass Audio "Ace Amp" - Ace is a true to life emulation of a legendary 1950s, American, all tube, 5W, tweed amp. For added versatility they have added to the model two of the most common amplifier mods: adjustment of the amount of feedback and addition of grid stopper resistors. To complete the picture they even included impulse response based speaker emulation. Simple controls and a conservative CPU usage make ACE easy to use in live settings as well as for re-amping.   Graillon Live Voice Changer  - Is a Vocal plugin that brings a world of possibilities right into your DAW, with carefully designed features. The Pitch-Tracking Modulation, unique to Graillon, changes the type of speakers, generates throat sounds, creates choruses, make octaver sounds, enriches a voice to make it more masculine. The Pitch Shifter cleanly transposes a voice up and down, and has been optimized for voice. The Pitch Correction module brings an immediate robotic sound, while the Bitcrusher addition softly add sparkles to the mix.   Main Thought Being highly creative is a double edged sword. Gifted musicians are prone to periods of depression and high levels of melancholy. In fact, from my experience and observations, I would suggest that many if not most musicians go through a low period of life that they just barely survive at times. Now, while it’s easy to say that during these times “I write my best songs, born out of these griefs.” (Yes, that’s an actual quote I have used)   The good news is that with insight comes power. Becoming aware of depression is the first step towards being able to change it. The second step is to get to the source of the problem. This however can be harder for creatives because we are emotionally driven by everything around us and look into things deeper, ponder longer, and brood over every detail of seemingly meaningless aspects of life to others.   So, how does one combat the perils and pitfalls of this roller coaster of emotions that plagues us all to often? Well first. let's discuss what can be some causes of depression. There are many reasons for depression, from physical issues like brain chemistry and hormone imbalances other underlying health disorders and diseases nutritional deficiencies to mental and emotional issues like overly critical thinking dysfunctional coping behavior habits and real or perceived traumatic life events   There are many levels of depression. The low feelings can be “acute”- a temporary condition tied to some life event- or “chronic”, which is an invasive, lasting condition that is sometimes triggered by a life event or an underlying physiological problem such as a simple thyroid imbalance. The condition can run from a little moping to clinical depression- a life threatening mental and emotional state. DO NOT IGNORE CLINICAL DEPRESSION. It can become a soul abscess, robbing you of the joy of your music… and of your life. If you think you could have it, get professional help, and don’t wait one more day to do it. Among the multiple causes of depression, there are triggers that can begin a downward spiral in the brain.   Trigger 1: A high in your musical career Trigger 2: Too Much Sensory Input/ Too Little Self Care Trigger 3: Bitterness and Resentment   “If you play music with passion and love and honesty, then it will nourish your soul, heal your wounds and make your life worth living. Music is it’s own reward.” ~Sting   To Sting’s thought, I would add that music is not enough… we must find a spiritual connection to the master creator who gives us music and “in whom we live and move and have our being”. In my life, God has turned my lows turn into depth of understanding… to trusting that the lows are temporary – and that if they last too long, help can be found.   Lastly, I would like to publicly extend my hand to you. If you are in need of an ear or even a shoulder to lean on. I am here. I have been there and know what it feels like to be so down that you don't ever think you'll get back up. I am willing to help if you're willing to talk. You can always email me at homestudiosimplified dot com.

E48 ClearPropTV PPG Grandpas Paramotor PodcastTonights guest: Steve Goodpasterhttps://www.facebook.com/steve.goodpaster/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCncbRkCnYLr16iuECZBVY-ACash App $ParamotorTVClearPropTV Hosts:Tommy:Tommy is a paragliding pilot who in the past year has started ppg. He is also a skydiving rigger and base jumper.Ig ppgtommyYt http://www.ppgtommy.comFb Tommy MosleyBRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQ Instagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.comSHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKw and on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”JP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQSEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymonswww.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpaSponsors:ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comTrue North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.com PhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comAndrew Fuller www.SkyTapParamotors.com www.PPGAngel.com www.SkyLabParamotorSIV.com ClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.com BEST FREEUnlimited Royalty Music Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8#Paramotor #PPGGrandpa #PPG #ClearPropTV

Rev. Gretchen Haley explores how the way we tell a story shapes the meaning we make from it, and, in turn, how we come to understand ourselves and life.   Additional Resources:   From the BBC: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20190523-the-way-you-tell-your-life-story-shapes-your-personality   Reform Judaism article on Hanukkah: https://reformjudaism.org/jewish-holidays/hanukkah/history-hanukkah-story   NPR interview about Hanukkah: https://www.npr.org/2020/12/12/945788794/celebrating-hanukkah-during-the-covid-19-pandemic   Inspiration: Rev. Gretchen drew inspiration for this homily from Long conversations with Professors Pam Eisenbaum and Mark George at the Iliff School of Theology, as well as with Rabbi Shoshana Leis formerly of Congregation Har Shalom in Fort Collins.   Rev. Gretchen's notes and memory of the awesome book, From the Maccabees to the Mishnah by Shaya Cohen, also shaped this Homily. Find "From the Maccabees to the Mishnah" here: https://www.betterworldbooks.com/product/detail/From-the-Maccabees-to-the-Mishnah-9780664227432

Guest: Dustin "Ghilli" ApgarAnd Jason Madama - "Hammer"www.MotoAmerica.com What can you say about  "ghilliman"  "cpt.Insano"  Dustin Apgar. Motorcycle roadracer with camouflage leathers and bike? The "helmet dragger", riding coach/ instructor, crew chief for pro Moto America racer's. Rode for Evel Knievel with his bike and gear ...... Yes The next adventurous step in his adrenaline lifestyle could only be flying paramotors of course with his best friend his dog the "paraGriffon" Cassie. He has tremendously accelerated, with his paramotor flying, over the last month with over 45 hours of flight time hundreds of touching goes and over a hundred flights in less than 30 days. Cassie his ParaGriffon has 6 flights under collar and loves flying just as much as her human. Absorbing flying like a sponge while learning new skills Dustin will no doubt excel in paramotoring as he continues his quest for the ultimate thrill. He could not be more thankful to epicparamotor.com Noah and Nik Rasheta  for guiding him down the right path and teaching him amazing skills.Quote from Dustin "Being welcomed to the paramotor community has been Epic to say the least, the openness to help one another fly and getting in the air it's like nothing I've ever seen. I'm the type of person that really likes helping others and enjoying life to the fullest and this is right up my alley. I got 4 of my friends doing it with me now and I'm helping others get up in the air and enjoy life. I couldn't be happier and neither could my dog."Thank you Jason Madama "hammer" for the bio! https://epicparamotor.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ClearPropTVPodcast Please join our FB pageClearPropTV Hosts:Tommy:Tommy is a paragliding pilot who in the past year has started ppg. He is also a skydiving rigger and base jumper.Ig ppgtommyYt http://www.ppgtommy.comFb Tommy MosleyBRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQ Instagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.comSHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKw and on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”JP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQSEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymonswww.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpaSponsors:ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comTrue North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.com PhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.com BEST FREEUnlimited Royalty Music Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/by49g8#Paramotor #PPGGrandpa #PPG #ClearPropTV

Guest Michael https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbhsoCnSvJm3C9btrFtIErA
Michael Pendleton:
Michael has been flying paramotors
for aprox 3 months
Michael went to school at Midwest ppg in Indiana.  Went to school in Aug 2020.
He flies a Parajet Maverick with a 24m roadster 3

I told myself I would never run out of gas and that's exactly what I did on my 37th flight..... The Paramotor video comp we are using https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2afjOVam0fEhttps://www.facebook.com/ClearPropTVPodcast Please join our FB pageClearPropTV Hosts:Tommy:Tommy is a paragliding pilot who in the past year has started ppg. He is also a skydiving rigger and base jumper.Ig ppgtommyYt http://www.ppgtommy.comFb Tommy MosleyBRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQInstagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.comSHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKw and on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”JP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQSEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymonswww.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpaSponsors:ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comTrue North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.com PhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.com  

Guest: Larry Korell14+ year pilot. Flying 150 hours per year in all kinds of weather. Located in the midwest and Turk and Caicos islands. Flies a Polini thor 130, Kangook Frame and 23m Colorado.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-hkTO6a3svy3TKRfiEwJOw?view_as=subscriberMark George is Owner of ParaSwagUSA.Com. He is an accomplished pilot of two years and eats sleeps and dreams paramotor.  His dream is to have one of the largest PG and PPG gear sources n the United States and to travel to promote the sport and the business. We are going to start a YouTube channel soon but our FB page is  ParaSwagUSA and website is ParaSwagUSA.comSponsors:ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comTrue North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.com PhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.com ClearPropTV Hosts:CHRIS:Chris Mineburg Chris tried to self train in 09 and hurt/scared himself out of the sport but never stopped thinking about it. He decided to build his own frame which he is flying now. Chris is a resurgence alumni who suffers from severe ptsd from army service. He has about 20 flights as of 10/2020 and he is doing pretty good at Paramotor. Chris went to his first fly in last week for the first time.YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn_MCcKhuGxIFQprTGiT9Bw BRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQ Instagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.comSHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKw and on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”JP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQSEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymonswww.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpa

E42 ResurgencePPG https://www.resurgenceppg.com/ and Bart Berry https://www.youtube.com/user/bartberry72 This episode we are trying to raise money for Resurgence PPG and get to know Bart Berry better.  Please donate to Resurgence and set up your www.Smile.Amazon.com to help get vets in the skyGet a Pie from Amy or shirts from https://www.ParaSwagUSA.com by donating to https://www.resurgenceppg.com/ ... send me your name and mailing address (ppggrandpa@gmail .com) with a screen shot showing you donated to Resurgence PPG and you can get a free pie or two tshirts.Sponsor:Mark George is Owner of ParaSwagUSA.Com. He is an accomplished pilot of two years and eats sleeps and dreams paramotor.  His dream is to have one of the largest PG and PPG gear sources n the United States and to travel to promote the sport and the business. We are going to start a YouTube channel soon but our FB page is  ParaSwagUSA and website is ParaSwagUSA.comSponsors:ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.comTrue North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.com PhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comFly the safest frame at SkyTap Paramotors www.PPGAngel.comTake your first SIV class at www.SkyLabParamotorSIV.com and tell them PPG Grandpa sent you!ClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.com  ClearPropTV Hosts:BRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQ Instagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.comSHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKw and on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”JP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQSEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymonswww.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitness Grow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpa 

Friend Sean Symons AKA PPG Grandpa at https://www.facebook.com/ShawnFitness/ as my other facebook was hacked and deleted!! Please re friend me!!!Guest:Mark George is Owner of ParaSwagUSA.Com. He is an accomplished pilot of two years and eats sleeps and dreams paramotor. His dream is to have one of the largest PG and PPG gear sources n the United States and to travel to promote the sport and the business. We are going to start a YouTube channel soon but our FB page is ParaSwagUSA and website is ParaSwagUSA.comSponsors:ParaSwag USA by Mark George http://www.ParaSwagUSA.com True North Paramotors By Jon Hudson http://www.TrueNorthParamotors.comParaLifePPG - Paramotor Swag by Mark McElroy https://www.paralifeppg.comPhytoFox your source CBD source https://phytofox.comClearPropTVs Swag store at http://www.ILovePPG.comClearPropTV Hosts:BRIAN:My name is Brian Waller. I grew up watching my Dad and Grandpa fly out of the front yard so flying has always been part of my life. I got into paramotors last year and completed my training at Aviator PPG. So far I'm up to 63 flights and have about 20 hours on my motor. Life is good! Brian Waller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI58uQiLblSMC7WeqdtnkoQ Instagram: @brianwaller31KEVIN:Kevin can fly was born into aviation. Having his grandfather and father both as pilots, he started his parapente experience in 2002 in California @soboba, Kevin transitioned to PPG aprox 3yrs ago. This spring he decided to help others fly and now instructs in the Portland OR area. www.KevinCanFly.comSHANE:Shane better known as Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane He has been flying almost a year and loves to cook. Both flying and cooking are his passion. Find me on YouTube @ Never Trust A Skinny Chef Shane https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYPZeyP_o73CvsKI9mmrKKw and on IG at nevertrustaskinnychefshaneLINDA:“Linda Andersen proud mom of Robert Michiels... I'm his biggest fan... Just love hanging out with my parapeep family! Hope to fly one day! You can always find me on chat or on the air! Conversations and laughing a must!”JP:John Paul Vitullo or JP Tulo has been flying model aircraft for 25+ years with 150+ hours flying PPG. Proud member of Central Ohio PPG and Predator Paramotor Alum. On Instagram @JP_Tulo and YouTube @JP Tulo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ47LW5w1JVGbKznBX1xNjQ SEAN:Sean Symons also known as PPG Grandpa has been flying paramotors for almost a year. He is based in Conway Arkansas and is part of the Little Rock Flyers club. Grandpa also completed two SIV clinics which he shows on his YouTube channel in 360 VR www.YouTube.com/SeanSymons www.FaceBook.com/ShawnFitnessGrow your youtube channel at https://www.tubebuddy.com/PPGGrandpa

General surgeon Mark George, MD, explains what you need to know about endoscopy and colonoscopy.

ANNOUNCEMENTS The August Edition of the HSS Song Contest is over with Mark George coming out on top as the winner. Although it was incredibly hard to choose a winner, Mark's song,  “The Other Side of Sound” was picked due to its arrangement, it's clarity and balance, as well as the interest it generated even as an instrumental piece. You can hear the song and listen to my comments on it here: (https://youtu.be/AN9DeEWihcw?t=3988)   The September Edition of the HSS Song Contest is on!    Here are the guidelines for the contest. Original non-copyrighted work  No lewd lyrics or vulgarity  One submission per entrant  File submission in WAV or MP3  Deadline September 25th  Upload your songs here: http://bit.ly/September-Submission   Why would you want to upload your song?         The main purpose I started the song contest was to inspire musicians to release more music and to generate interest in others music, while providing insight and constructive dialogue from a professional standpoint on how to improve the song submitted.      Now, a few months into the HSS Song Contest routine, this segment of the channel has taken on a life of its own! The community it has created and the feedback that has been generated from within the community is amazing! There have been collaborations, friendships, and professional connections made as a result of the contest and so many have claimed that they are learning more and more every single time around.       The song that is chosen as the winner receives a free mix/master of the winning entry from yours truly and the results are shared on the channel to help everyone benefit from knowing what went into it.     Wanna join the HSS Session Players? (https://bit.ly/Session_Player_Sign-up) From time to time I am asked to help out on a project or need some instrumentation for personal client work. While I can play a Bass, I am not a Bassist. That said, I am creating a list of Session Players that I can call on to work on projects. If you'd like the opportunity to work on some projects and collaborate with other like minded musicians. Sign up! EAR TO THE GROUND      Every guitarist knows that becoming a better player takes lots and lots of practice. Positive Grid's “Spark” amplifier is a Bluetooth-connected practice amp/speaker packed with features including tons of onboard effects, a nice assortment of I/O ports, dual speakers, and a wealth of panel controls and presets.       It gets better: With the Spark's free companion app, you can play along with tunes that you stream through the amp and have your mobile device display which chords to play as you go. Or, you can have the app lay down an accompanying drum and bass track for you to jam along to. The Spark mobile app (for Android and iOS) gives you access to a massive library of amp models and effects that let you emulate the sound you get from classic tube amps, acoustic amps, bass amps, and other types of amplifiers. You can also create customized effects using virtual pedals for Overdrive, Noise Gate, Delay, Modulation, and Reverb, or you can access Positive Grid's BIAS-powered tone library that contains more than 10,000 amp and effects presets that let you mimic the guitar sounds of your favorite players such as Jimi Hendrix, BB King, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and many others.       If you're a guitarist and you're looking for an affordable mobile rig to practice with at home, at work, or even on your commute, the Spark may be the solution you;re looking for.. -This months 3 FREE Plugins- 1. Temper Temper is a modern digital distortion plugin featuring a rich saturation stage and a unique phase distortion. Use the variable saturation curve to add warmth and edge to your sound, and let the phase distortion bring character and clarity through your mix. Temper also features a simple resonant lowpass filter and a feedback path to drive the intensity of the tone. Watch the Temper Video demo here. 2. Alter/Ego Alter/Ego is based on the award winning technology featured in chipspeech but instead of targeting Vintage voice technology, it focuses on more ‘modern' (1990+) singing synthesis algorithms and research. It is specially tailored for musical needs – simply type in your lyrics, and then play on your MIDI keyboard. It's a true synthesizer, the sound can be extensively modified for easy and expressive performances.  3. Driftmaker Driftmaker is a delay disintegration device that parses incoming audio, recalls certain parts and adds analog deterioration to the signal. MAIN THOUGHT   1. Consider Using Auto-Tune The name “autotune” can have what some people would consider to be negative connotations. The artificial, robot-voice style that is popular in some genres is wildly unpopular with other people. But the truth is that modern auto tuning software is capable of far more subtle vocal correction than simply turning your voice into a robot. For a start, it's variable, meaning you can apply a little or a lot. And then there's micro pitch controls, formants and other smaller tweaks that can take individual notes or whole clips and pull them to where they need to be without sounding like they have been processed. Antares is at the forefront of these kinds of tools but there's also Melodyne, and DAWs like Cubase (VariAudio) and Logic (Flex Pitch) have very powerful tools built-in. Used with care, they can rescue almost any vocal. 2. Warm Up This is something you can do to help your performance at the source, regardless of any processing that may come later in the chain. Professional singers have all kinds of techniques and routines they use to keep their voices in shape and prepare before recording takes. You don't necessarily have to go as far as copying them, but singing a few scales, regulating your breathing and making sure you are hydrated before starting will all help you to nail a better performance than if you just turn up and begin. 3. Generate Harmonies You can bolster a vocal performance by adding harmonies, but you may not be confident in singing them yourself. The good news is that there are several ways to do it in software. Cakewalk is one DAW that has a tool for doing just this, and any tool or plug-in that lets you pitch shift audio without changing its speed (i.e. most DAWs these days) can be utilised to create harmonies on a new audio track. However, simply pitch shifting a clip to use as a harmony may not always sound great, and it's better to get access to individual notes so you can truly control the way they interact with your main vocal melody. SynchroArts Revoice Pro 4 is another very powerful tool for working with the pitch and timing of vocals. 4. Use Dedicated Vocal Plug-Ins Recording while monitoring through software insert effects is much less of a hassle these days, with computers powerful enough to operate at very low latency, or indeed interfaces with onboard DSP and direct monitoring available. But it's usually advisable to record a vocal clean and then add processing afterwards so that it can be tweaked and edited in the most flexible way possible. Specialist tools like iZotope's Nectar provide a multitude of controls tailored specially to vocals like breath control, saturation, de-essing and more. Waves also makes some excellent vocal processors and if you don't want to spend too much, you can use your DAW's bundled plugs in a chain to combine things like EQ, compression, de-essing and saturation into a ready-to-use preset to apply to your vocals. 5. Consider Software-Generated Accompaniment If you're not happy with your own performance it's always an option to get someone else in to sing for you. But if that is not a possibility, you could look at software-generated backing or even lead vocals. Instruments like EastWest's Symphonic Choirs, Hollywood Backup Singers, Voices of Soul and Voices of Opera use something called WordBuilder, a technology that lets you type in text and then has the instrument recreate it using its sample library. Yamaha's Vocaloid is another “virtual singer” that lets you build up authentic sounding vocal parts from a large library, bypassing the need to sing for yourself. 6. Process More Not necessarily just the kinds of processing that you would ordinarily do like adding compression and reverb, but consider more weird and wonderful options. A vocal that is perhaps lacking in body can be run through all kinds of effects to change the way it sounds including guitar fx, delays, lo-fi effects and much more. It's true that this approach might not suit a pop single for example, but for many other genres of music it can help to blend a vocal into a track in interesting and unusual ways. Since plug-ins are all virtual, you can always experiment and try a few things, undoing them later if you decide down the line that they aren't right. 7.  Learn Mic Technique The way you interact with a microphone can have a big impact on the way a vocal is recorded. Obviously to begin with you'll need a decent quality studio mic and a recording environment that's as soundproofed as you can reasonably make it. If you find it necessary to move closer to the mic because your vocal projection isn't so strong, you need to mitigate the proximity effect by making sure you have at least one pop shield, and possibly even two if you are very close to the mic. Some mics also have internal popshields, though every vocalist should really own an external one as well. It's also vital to maintain a consistent distance from the mic while singing - around 6-8 inches is recommended but this will depend on the power of your voice. Moving around while singing will affect the recording level, so is to be avoided if at all possible. 8. Sing Like Nobody's Watching  For a less experienced vocalist, singing live into a mic, even in a studio, can make them self-conscious. It's natural to be a little nervous but it can also affect the quality of a performance. You might find that clearing the room of people - the control room if you're in a studio - can help with this. You may need to keep the engineer around to stop and start recording, but they could also set a loop around the track, activate recording and then you could try several takes in a row, all without anyone else around.    Home Studio Simplified exists to simplify the complexities of the Home Studio and to help you make professional music in a less than professional space. We can Dream alone. We can Create alone. But Together we can achieve so much more.  

ANNOUNCEMENTS The August Edition of the HSS Song Contest is over with Mark George coming out on top as the winner. Although it was incredibly hard to choose a winner, Mark’s song,  “The Other Side of Sound” was picked due to its arrangement, it’s clarity and balance, as well as the interest it generated even as an instrumental piece. You can hear the song and listen to my comments on it here: (https://youtu.be/AN9DeEWihcw?t=3988)   The September Edition of the HSS Song Contest is on!    Here are the guidelines for the contest. Original non-copyrighted work  No lewd lyrics or vulgarity  One submission per entrant  File submission in WAV or MP3  Deadline September 25th  Upload your songs here: http://bit.ly/September-Submission   Why would you want to upload your song?         The main purpose I started the song contest was to inspire musicians to release more music and to generate interest in others music, while providing insight and constructive dialogue from a professional standpoint on how to improve the song submitted.      Now, a few months into the HSS Song Contest routine, this segment of the channel has taken on a life of its own! The community it has created and the feedback that has been generated from within the community is amazing! There have been collaborations, friendships, and professional connections made as a result of the contest and so many have claimed that they are learning more and more every single time around.       The song that is chosen as the winner receives a free mix/master of the winning entry from yours truly and the results are shared on the channel to help everyone benefit from knowing what went into it.     Wanna join the HSS Session Players? (https://bit.ly/Session_Player_Sign-up) From time to time I am asked to help out on a project or need some instrumentation for personal client work. While I can play a Bass, I am not a Bassist. That said, I am creating a list of Session Players that I can call on to work on projects. If you’d like the opportunity to work on some projects and collaborate with other like minded musicians. Sign up! EAR TO THE GROUND      Every guitarist knows that becoming a better player takes lots and lots of practice. Positive Grid’s “Spark” amplifier is a Bluetooth-connected practice amp/speaker packed with features including tons of onboard effects, a nice assortment of I/O ports, dual speakers, and a wealth of panel controls and presets.       It gets better: With the Spark’s free companion app, you can play along with tunes that you stream through the amp and have your mobile device display which chords to play as you go. Or, you can have the app lay down an accompanying drum and bass track for you to jam along to. The Spark mobile app (for Android and iOS) gives you access to a massive library of amp models and effects that let you emulate the sound you get from classic tube amps, acoustic amps, bass amps, and other types of amplifiers. You can also create customized effects using virtual pedals for Overdrive, Noise Gate, Delay, Modulation, and Reverb, or you can access Positive Grid’s BIAS-powered tone library that contains more than 10,000 amp and effects presets that let you mimic the guitar sounds of your favorite players such as Jimi Hendrix, BB King, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and many others.       If you’re a guitarist and you’re looking for an affordable mobile rig to practice with at home, at work, or even on your commute, the Spark may be the solution you;re looking for.. -This months 3 FREE Plugins- 1. Temper Temper is a modern digital distortion plugin featuring a rich saturation stage and a unique phase distortion. Use the variable saturation curve to add warmth and edge to your sound, and let the phase distortion bring character and clarity through your mix. Temper also features a simple resonant lowpass filter and a feedback path to drive the intensity of the tone. Watch the Temper Video demo here. 2. Alter/Ego Alter/Ego is based on the award winning technology featured in chipspeech but instead of targeting Vintage voice technology, it focuses on more ‘modern’ (1990+) singing synthesis algorithms and research. It is specially tailored for musical needs – simply type in your lyrics, and then play on your MIDI keyboard. It’s a true synthesizer, the sound can be extensively modified for easy and expressive performances.  3. Driftmaker Driftmaker is a delay disintegration device that parses incoming audio, recalls certain parts and adds analog deterioration to the signal. MAIN THOUGHT   1. Consider Using Auto-Tune The name “autotune” can have what some people would consider to be negative connotations. The artificial, robot-voice style that is popular in some genres is wildly unpopular with other people. But the truth is that modern auto tuning software is capable of far more subtle vocal correction than simply turning your voice into a robot. For a start, it’s variable, meaning you can apply a little or a lot. And then there’s micro pitch controls, formants and other smaller tweaks that can take individual notes or whole clips and pull them to where they need to be without sounding like they have been processed. Antares is at the forefront of these kinds of tools but there’s also Melodyne, and DAWs like Cubase (VariAudio) and Logic (Flex Pitch) have very powerful tools built-in. Used with care, they can rescue almost any vocal. 2. Warm Up This is something you can do to help your performance at the source, regardless of any processing that may come later in the chain. Professional singers have all kinds of techniques and routines they use to keep their voices in shape and prepare before recording takes. You don’t necessarily have to go as far as copying them, but singing a few scales, regulating your breathing and making sure you are hydrated before starting will all help you to nail a better performance than if you just turn up and begin. 3. Generate Harmonies You can bolster a vocal performance by adding harmonies, but you may not be confident in singing them yourself. The good news is that there are several ways to do it in software. Cakewalk is one DAW that has a tool for doing just this, and any tool or plug-in that lets you pitch shift audio without changing its speed (i.e. most DAWs these days) can be utilised to create harmonies on a new audio track. However, simply pitch shifting a clip to use as a harmony may not always sound great, and it’s better to get access to individual notes so you can truly control the way they interact with your main vocal melody. SynchroArts Revoice Pro 4 is another very powerful tool for working with the pitch and timing of vocals. 4. Use Dedicated Vocal Plug-Ins Recording while monitoring through software insert effects is much less of a hassle these days, with computers powerful enough to operate at very low latency, or indeed interfaces with onboard DSP and direct monitoring available. But it’s usually advisable to record a vocal clean and then add processing afterwards so that it can be tweaked and edited in the most flexible way possible. Specialist tools like iZotope’s Nectar provide a multitude of controls tailored specially to vocals like breath control, saturation, de-essing and more. Waves also makes some excellent vocal processors and if you don’t want to spend too much, you can use your DAW’s bundled plugs in a chain to combine things like EQ, compression, de-essing and saturation into a ready-to-use preset to apply to your vocals. 5. Consider Software-Generated Accompaniment If you’re not happy with your own performance it’s always an option to get someone else in to sing for you. But if that is not a possibility, you could look at software-generated backing or even lead vocals. Instruments like EastWest’s Symphonic Choirs, Hollywood Backup Singers, Voices of Soul and Voices of Opera use something called WordBuilder, a technology that lets you type in text and then has the instrument recreate it using its sample library. Yamaha’s Vocaloid is another “virtual singer” that lets you build up authentic sounding vocal parts from a large library, bypassing the need to sing for yourself. 6. Process More Not necessarily just the kinds of processing that you would ordinarily do like adding compression and reverb, but consider more weird and wonderful options. A vocal that is perhaps lacking in body can be run through all kinds of effects to change the way it sounds including guitar fx, delays, lo-fi effects and much more. It’s true that this approach might not suit a pop single for example, but for many other genres of music it can help to blend a vocal into a track in interesting and unusual ways. Since plug-ins are all virtual, you can always experiment and try a few things, undoing them later if you decide down the line that they aren’t right. 7.  Learn Mic Technique The way you interact with a microphone can have a big impact on the way a vocal is recorded. Obviously to begin with you’ll need a decent quality studio mic and a recording environment that’s as soundproofed as you can reasonably make it. If you find it necessary to move closer to the mic because your vocal projection isn’t so strong, you need to mitigate the proximity effect by making sure you have at least one pop shield, and possibly even two if you are very close to the mic. Some mics also have internal popshields, though every vocalist should really own an external one as well. It’s also vital to maintain a consistent distance from the mic while singing - around 6-8 inches is recommended but this will depend on the power of your voice. Moving around while singing will affect the recording level, so is to be avoided if at all possible. 8. Sing Like Nobody’s Watching  For a less experienced vocalist, singing live into a mic, even in a studio, can make them self-conscious. It’s natural to be a little nervous but it can also affect the quality of a performance. You might find that clearing the room of people - the control room if you’re in a studio - can help with this. You may need to keep the engineer around to stop and start recording, but they could also set a loop around the track, activate recording and then you could try several takes in a row, all without anyone else around.    Home Studio Simplified exists to simplify the complexities of the Home Studio and to help you make professional music in a less than professional space. We can Dream alone. We can Create alone. But Together we can achieve so much more.  

Here's Part 2! Dr. Mark George, professor of Bible & Ancient Systems of Thought at Iliff School of Theology is back for a two part episode, and he's brewin’ up the relevant topic, “Digital Bibles”... Bibles in digital formats—mobile Bible apps, websites, computer programs, and the like—are becoming more and more common. Convenience and ease of access to the Bible are, without question, benefits of the digitization of the Bible. Yet the change of medium for the Bible, from print to digital, is worth some critical consideration in order to gain some perspective on what is going on here. Digital Bibles are changing the ways people read, encounter, interpret, and understand the Bible. Is it a whole new Word or is it the end of the Word as we know it? Let’s brew... /// Next, Brew Theology presents, “ALEtruist" on Saturday, May 4 (10:30AM - 3:30AM. ALEtruist is an Interfaith Community event with a Cause over Craft beer! We'll have religious leaders form the world's prominent 6 religions... More info and tix, HERE! ///  If you are a fan of this episode and/or other Brew Theology shows, give this episode a share on the interwebs, rate Brew Theology on iTunes and give BT a brewtastic review! Head over to the Brew Theology website, www.brewtheology.org to learn more, and/or become a local partner, sponsor and contributor. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, the alliance/network, Denver community or podcast, contact Ryan Miller: ryan@brewtheology.org &/ or janel@brewtheology.org. /// Follow us on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology) Brew Theology swag HERE. T-shirts, tanks, hoodies, V-neck's, women's, etc. all in multiple colors /// Thanks to Dan Rosado, our BT editor.

Dr. Mark George, professor of Bible & Ancient Systems of Thought at Iliff School of Theology is back for a two part episode, and he's brewin’ up the relevant topic, “Digital Bibles”... Bibles in digital formats—mobile Bible apps, websites, computer programs, and the like—are becoming more and more common. Convenience and ease of access to the Bible are, without question, benefits of the digitization of the Bible. Yet the change of medium for the Bible, from print to digital, is worth some critical consideration in order to gain some perspective on what is going on here. Digital Bibles are changing the ways people read, encounter, interpret, and understand the Bible. Is it a whole new Word or is it the end of the Word as we know it? Let’s brew... /// Next, Brew Theology presents, “ALEtruist" on Saturday, May 4 (10:30AM - 3:30AM. ALEtruist is an Interfaith Community event with a Cause over Craft beer! We'll have religious leaders form the world's prominent 6 religions... More info and tix, HERE! ///  If you are a fan of this episode and/or other Brew Theology shows, give this episode a share on the interwebs, rate Brew Theology on iTunes and give BT a brewtastic review! Head over to the Brew Theology website, www.brewtheology.org to learn more, and/or become a local partner, sponsor and contributor. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, the alliance/network, Denver community or podcast, contact Ryan Miller: ryan@brewtheology.org &/ or janel@brewtheology.org. /// Follow us on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology) Brew Theology swag HERE. T-shirts, tanks, hoodies, V-neck's, women's, etc. all in multiple colors /// Thanks to Dan Rosado, our BT editor.

Find out what a Civic Club does from Bainbridge Civic Club officers, Justin Ryan and Mark George. Plus: teacher appreciation, fun history facts, and a passionate music conversation. Be sure you go to Facebook and “Like” Bainbridge Civic Club. You can also browse their website at sites.google.com/site/bainbridgecivicclub/home. Get to know Christi George, Mark’s better half, on episode 59. Gertsburg Law Firm is proud to roll-out CoverMySix for Small Companies and Startups!  If you’re a newer or smaller company, you’ll want this complete legal documentation portfolio to minimize your exposure to lawsuits and investigations.  And if you’re a larger or older company, check out www.covermysix.com to learn about the full CM6 audit suite. SHOW NOTES * 0:50       Hello from Bainbridge Civic Club; A friendly neighborhood competition? * 5:40       Traditional Pancake Breakfasts and Modern Ox Roasts; The evolution of Taste of Bainbridge; Cheering on Kenston’s football championship * 13:20    Finding their way to the Civic Club; Why get involved; Looking ahead to 2019 and spreading the word Shout-outs in this episode include: Chagrin Valley Jaycees, Molly Gebler, Christi George, Bainbridge Area Food for Friends; Kenston High School; Chagrin Valley Chamber of Commerce; Red Wanting Blue; Matt Petche

Vacation season is quickly vanishing. On this episode, Mark & George talk about gay trippin' - past, present and future! We explore international and cross country destinations, as well as one-tank, back yard excursions. (August 31, 2015)

It's a new year and the season for renewed pledges of personal improvement - including finances. Mark & George talk about financial challenges they have experienced and strategies they've employed to move forward. And George talks about some financial backsliding that needs correcting. (January 22, 2016)

Do you ever have the need to take a moment and relax? Step away from the stress and breathe? Mark & George talk about relaxation techniques. #Pride48 #P48 (August 28, 2016)

On Episode 105 of the Brew Theology Podcast, Ryan, Jesse & Rob continue the conversation with Dr. Mark George, "Honest to God" - Part 2. Dr. George thinks it’s time... instead, to embrace what the ancient Israelite writers of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament knew so well, that God is a lot of things, love being only one of them. Okay... ready to brew? More on Dr. George, below. If you are a fan of this episode and/or other Brew Theology shows, give this episode a share on the interwebs, rate Brew Theology on iTunes and give BT a brewtastic review! Head over to the Brew Theology website, www.brewtheology.org to learn more, and/or become a local partner, sponsor and contributor. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, the alliance/network, Denver community or podcast, contact Ryan Miller: ryan@brewtheology.org &/ or janel@brewtholeogy.org. ///   /// Follow us on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology) Brew Theology swag HERE. T-shirts, tanks, hoodies, V-neck's, women's, etc. all in multiple colors /// Thanks to Dan Rosado, our BT editor.

Welcome back to Episode 104 of the Brew Theology Podcast. Ryan and friends, Jesse & Rob, interview Dr. Mark George in this show titled, "Honest to God." Let’s begin with a proposition: the time has come to retire the wide-spread notion that “God is love.” It’s time, instead, to embrace what the ancient Israelite writers of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament knew so well, that God is a lot of things, love being only one of them. Okay... ready to brew? More on Dr. George, below. If you are a fan of this episode and/or other Brew Theology shows, give this episode a share on the interwebs, rate Brew Theology on iTunes and give BT a brewtastic review! Head over to the Brew Theology website, www.brewtheology.org to learn more, and/or become a local partner, sponsor and contributor. Questions & inquiries about Brew Theology, the alliance/network, Denver community or podcast, contact Ryan Miller: ryan@brewtheology.org &/ or janel@brewtholeogy.org. /// P.S. Get ready for a LIVE BREW THEOLOGY Podcast event at Blue Moon Brewery - RiNo. The annual AAR (American Academy of Religion) meeting is in Denver, Nov 17-20. Brew Theology is kicking off a pre-game podcast gathering titled “Open & Relational Theology" on Friday night, November 16; this is a 3-hour event with special guest theologians (below), a Q & A panel, some brewtastic convo & craft beer! ***Waitlist Only***  - Thomas J. Oord - Donna Bowman - Elaine Padilla - Jason Whitehead - Stephen Cochenour - Andrew Schwartz - Nancy Howell Bring a friend & get ready to #BrewTheology! RSVP on the waitlist - MeetUp, please. Important Note: We encourage you to get to the brewery early and eat at a table or at the bar (or eat at home). The Blue Moon restaurant is delicious, but they will ONLY be serving us beer in the back room, 7-10pm. /// Follow us on Facebook & Instagram (@brewtheology) & Twitter (@brew_theology) Brew Theology swag HERE. T-shirts, tanks, hoodies, V-neck's, women's, etc. all in multiple colors /// Thanks to Dan Rosado, our BT editor.

Markets Shift! It happens! But this is not the time to panic. Instead, it is the time to be strategic. There is an opportunity for both Buyers & Sellers when a market shift. You just need to know how to take advantage of it and become more realistic about where you are pricing your sale or buy. In this episode, I have Mark George from the Kelly Fry Team join me to have an honest discussion of where the market is moving and to bring in some "REAL TALK" for the Buyers and Seller! For more content check Cameron out on YouTube.com/cameronmanning --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cameronmanning/support

Welcome to a brand new episode of The Who Dat Dish Podcast! Join hosts Dayton Brown and Tyler Raymond, along with special guest Mark George, as they dive into the latest Saints news. What happened with the Coby Fleener Experiment in New Orleans? How big of a blow is the Mark Ingram suspension for the Saints? Plus, Mark gives his thoughts and analysis of what the Saints did during the 2018 NFL Draft. Be sure to head to www.whodatdish.com to check out some fantastic Saints articles, and follow us on Twitter! @TheWDDPodcast @M_George5 @Dayton_Brown_ @RaymondTylerM @WhoDatDish See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a brand new episode of The Who Dat Dish Podcast! Join hosts Dayton Brown and Tyler Raymond, along with special guest Mark George, as they dive into the latest Saints news. What happened with the Coby Fleener Experiment in New Orleans? How big of a blow is the Mark Ingram suspension for the Saints? Plus, Mark gives his thoughts and analysis of what the Saints did during the 2018 NFL Draft.Be sure to head to www.whodatdish.com to check out some fantastic Saints articles, and follow us on Twitter! @TheWDDPodcast @M_George5 @Dayton_Brown_ @RaymondTylerM @WhoDatDish

Welcome to a brand new episode of The Who Dat Dish Podcast! For the third and final installment of our 2018 NFL Draft Extravaganza, hosts Dayton Brown and Tyler Raymond are joined by two familiar faces and a brand new guest to the show. Jake White, making his first appearance, and Mark George and Charlie Pollack, both being regulars in the past on the show. All three dive into how the Saints should handle tomorrow's draft, both at 27 overall and in later rounds. Specific prospects and overall positions are debated as the guys do a third and final mock draft simulation.Be sure to head to www.whodatdish.com for some amazing Saints articles, and follow us on Twitter!  @TrueWhoDat12  @M_George5  @SaintCharlie  @TheWDDPodcast  @Dayton_Brown_  @RaymondTylerM  @WhoDatDish

Hello and welcome to a brand new episode of The Who Dat Dish Podcast! It is the season one finale, and we are so grateful for your support. This season has flown by, and we were pleasantly surprised by the outpour of love and listens we got from you all! Two amazing and familiar guests, Mark George and Charlie Pollack, joined hosts Dayton Brown and Tyler Raymond. All four had great conversations around this past Saints season. The good, the bad, the surprising. All of it was covered in this fantastic episode. To cap the show off, the guys preview what's to expect this offseason for New Orleans.Be sure to go to www.whodatdish.com for some amazing articles, and follow us on Twitter!  @M_George5  @SaintCharlie  @TheWDDPodcast  @Dayton_Brown_  @RaymondTylerM  @WhoDatDish

Hello and welcome back to a brand new episode! Part B of Episode 23 is here, and it was special for two reasons. The first being because this episode was our first to be streamed live on Facebook! Towards the end, we answer fan questions from the live feed and Twitter. The second is becuase special guest, Mark George, helped us break down Week 12's game, which pits our New Orleans Saints against the thriving Los Angeles Rams. Saints news and headlines are also discussed.Head on over to whodatdish.com for the best Saints articles out there, and be sure to follow us on Twitter! @TheWDDPodcast @M_George5 @Dayton_Brown_ @RaymondTylerM @WhoDatDish 

Today, our guest is Mark George, Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), where he is director of the Brain Stimulation Laboratory. We'll be speaking with him about using TMS to probe causality in the human brain, how vagal nerve stimulation could be working to treat depression, and a little bit of entemology /beekeeping. All this and more, coming up.

With Mark Lawson. Suzanne Moore reviews the Oscar-tipped George Clooney in The Descendants, directed by Alexander Payne, who made the Academy Award winning comedy Sideways. In a candid interview, author Edmund White discusses his life and work as his new novel is published. This week sees the start of three new series following members of the medical profession. Mark meets Dr Ben Allin from BBC Three's Junior Doctors and Mr Mark George, veteran of the original 1980s Horizon series Doctors to Be, to find out how the filming process has changed. As Jean Vigo's barge-set classic film L'Atalante is re-released, critic and houseboat dweller Antonia Quirke reveals why it still makes waves almost 80 years after it was made. Producer Stephen Hughes.