Podcast appearances and mentions of mark pilgrim

In this episode Mark Pilgrim talks with us about Seasonal Smallmouth fishing on California's premiere smallmouth fishery Lake Almanor. Talking about some of his favorite baits, where to start looking for those giant smallmouth and what is the best time of year to catch your new PB smallmouth.Sit back, turn it up and enjoy 

Despite a second cancer diagnosis, Mark Pilgrim took on the fight, and his positive outlook had South Africans rallying behind him. We celebrate his life.

♥ MARK PILGRIM. COWABUNGA is back with an all star voice cast, DERULO pens his first book, a SNOOP & DRE movie heads to the small screen for a TV series, WYCLEF JEAN goes electric for the ultimate drive and SCREAM VI takes a bite of THE BIG APPLE as VICTORIA shares her new SECRET. Musicians, e-mail your next gig to the HOT1027 GIG GUIDE at gig@hot1027.co.za Order some of THE DUKE'S FAMOUS HOT WINGZ on WhatsApp +27793038711 Cowabunga! · Jason Derulo pens first book · Victoria shares a new secret · ♥ mark pilgrim · Website

A sombre but celebratory start to That 80s Show as Paulo and Dori recount the impact Mark Pilgrim unknowingly had on this show. @MacAngelZA graciously allowed us to use his fitting tribute to Mark which can be found on these platforms: https://www.instagram.com/macangelza/?hl=en https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5mDDvupuqFHNrhdvaMd_jw/videos https://web.facebook.com/macangelza/?_rdc=1&_rdr https://soundfx.co.za/macangel/ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Paulo thinks Kevin Bacon is being foot loose with the truth, while both movie recommendations end up in space - only one of them almost ruined Mel Brooks? A 10 hour loop of the sax from Careless Whisper is rated as ''M for Saxual Content'' and George Michael needs YOU to get him into the RNRHOF! Finally - 80s movies had a weird fascination with invisibility, and an expected fascination with perverts. Everything we discuss in this show can be found on @That80sShowSA on Facebook. This show originally plays out with music that we have to remove from the podcast - here are the songs we spoke about and played: I won't let the sun go down on me - Nik Kershaw. Wake me up (Before you go go) - Wham! Tarzan Boy - Baltimora. #macangelmusic #macangelza #KevinBacon #6degreesofkevinbacon #Melbrooks #Spaceballs #TheLastFighter #GeorgeMichael #SteveGuttenberg

06.03.23 Pt 1 - Mark Pilgrim sadly passed away on the weekend, leaving Gareth and the team reminiscing about some old times in the early days of radio. South African theatre and TV legend, Craig Urbani joins the show to talk about his recent engagement and love life, as well as his new show touring South Africa. Dr Hanan Bushkin joins the conversation. www.cliffcentral.com

Veteran broadcaster Mark Pilgrim has succumbed to his battle with cancer. The 53-year-old former 5FM and SABC television presenter reportedly died peacefully at his home in the presence of his fiancée Adrienne. Pilgrim had been diagnosed with stage four lung cancer, which he revealed last year. For more on Mark Pilgrim's life Elvis Presslin spoke to his friend and former colleague at SABC, Mr. Ashraf Garda

Interview subject: Lucy Balona – Head of Marking and Communications at CANSA Lucy Balona joins John from CANSA to thank Mark Pilgrim for sharing his pain to bring awareness to the fight against cancer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

South Africa has lost a radio legend. Mark Pilgrim was known for his loving and compassionate personality. Amid the sadness and grief, let's take time to reflect on the laughter, joy, and good times we shared with this radio giant. It's been 12 years since Darren Simpson called up Mark in one of his infamous Whackhead pranks. In classic Pilgrim style, Mark answered Whackhead's questions like a gentleman, and when he realised it was all a prank, he called Darren a “naughty sausage”. May we all learn from Mark to lighten up and laugh at ourselves. Rest in peace.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week my guest is CEO of Chester Zoo, Dr Mark Pilgrim. If you've been following the news for the last few weeks you'll know that until the 9th of June 2020, zoos and safari parks around the UK had a very uncertain future. Chester Zoo in particular was highlighted as one that may never be able to open if the lockdown restrictions were extended for much longer, and launched a fundraising campaign to fill the multimillion pound hole in its finances caused by being closed for over 3 months.. For those of you who don't know of Chester Zoo; where I'm from in the North West of England you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who didn't visit Chester Zoo at some point in their childhood. It's the most visited wildlife attraction in the UK, with over 2m visitors in 2019. Consistently ranked as one of the top zoos on the planet, for its high welfare animal care, the wide open landscapes and its hugely successful conservation efforts around the world. For me, it's Our Zoo. It's where I came as a kid with my family, with friends for birthday parties, brought my wife on dates before we were married and a place my kids know intimately. The prospect of Chester Zoo no longer existing would be heartbreaking. So we reached out to them to see if we could give them a bit of publicity, and were blown away that Mark was willing to come on and talk to us. In between booking and recording the podcast, it was announced that zoos and safari parks could reopen on the 15th of June - the day Mark and I recorded this conversation, so it's all very fresh and raw, and by no means are they out of the woods yet. Support Chester Zoo by heading to chesterzoo.org/supportus or buy donating to their JustGiving page here. This episode is sponsored by UTC Events. Head over to utcevents.co.uk/techservices today to see how UTC can help your podcast. -- If you'd like to support Sod's Law you can become a Sod's Law patron at patreon.com/sodspod from as little as £1 /$1 a month - there are different tiers including ad-free episodes, giveaways and more!

In episode 2 of the University College podcast, we're joined by freshman nursing student Kaylin Woodring, who joined the Kennesaw State family during the summer 2018 semester. She talks about what led her to KSU, the degree she's pursuing and experience in the First-Year Seminar class. University College Podcast host Brandon Apter also runs down some college updates, bidding farewell to long-time Kennesaw State Orientation staff member Mark Pilgrim. Also, details on UC's Coffee with the Dean event in October, which is open to University College students, staff and faculty.

The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Pilgrim about his attitude to money (hopes and fears, successes and failures, etc.).

TechCentral — In this episode, Duncan McLeod is joined by South African broadcasting legend and Apple aficionado Mark Pilgrim to talk about Apple's big developer conference happening in San Francisco this week. In the podcast, Pilgrim and McLeod talk about their highlights from the event, including all the big announcements around iOS, macOS and watchOS. Pilgrim talks about his love affair with all things Apple, how it started, how many Apple devices he owns - and why he will never (repeat: never) consider moving to Android. He also talks about his career in broadcasting - he now hosts the 9am to midday slot on Johannesburg radio station Hot919FM - including how he got his start in radio (it's a great story). He also opens up about his fight with cancer - he was diagnosed with testicular cancer at just 18 - and his heart attack in 2008. It's a sobering tale. It's a fantastic discussion. You don't want to miss it!

This month on Open Apple, we sit down with Mark Pilgrim, one of the most active software preservationists in the Apple II community. Mark has been spending his free time working on Passport, an automated cracking tool. It automatically detects and defeats copy protection schemes on Apple II disks, producing copyable disks that are otherwise completely […]

Every month we find awesome celebrities making a difference, in April we feature Mark Pilgrim, from corporate, to radio, to TV and even a business owner, Mark is one of South Africa's most loved celebs. He is also a friend of The Reach for a Dream Foundation and a patron of CANSA.

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《新闻周刊》掌握的是假说，并非事实。那篇文章里并没有具信服力的信息，让人相信记者 Leah Goodman 采访的人就是发明比特币的人。 《新闻周刊》纸版停刊一年后复刊迫切需要独家新闻，但为此放弃基本的新闻专业性，只会砸自己牌子。 相关链接 《新闻周刊》关于比特币之父的文章 文章作者 Leah McGrath Goodman 的 Twitter 比特币基金会首席科学家 Gavin Andresen 的 Twitter 《新闻周刊》采访的 Dorian Sakamoto 被记者包围的录像 Felix Salmon: The Satoshi Paradox antiorp Mark Pilgrim why the lucky stiff 人物简介 李如一：字节社创始人。 Rio: Apple4us 作者兼程序员。

Neil MacGregor's world history as told through things that time has left behind. This week he is exploring vigorous empires that flourished across the world 600 years ago - visiting the Inca in South America, Ming Dynasty China, and the Timurids in their capital at Samarkand and the Ottomans in Constantinople. Today he examines the fledgling empire of Portugal and describes what the European world was looking like at this time. His chosen object is one of the most enduring in art history, and one of the most duplicated - Albrecht Durer's famous print of an Indian rhino, an animal he never had never seen. The rhino was brought to Portugal in 1514 and Neil uses this classic image to examine European ambitions. Mark Pilgrim of Chester Zoo considers what it must have been like to transport such a beast and the historian Felipe Fernandez-Armesto describes the potency of the image for Europeans of the age.