Podcast appearances and mentions of Max Gordon

A screen-printed Blind Shovel, this one with illustrator Max Gordon. We discuss our college experience, Belmar, finding one's style, tabling goods across the USA, and much more.Max's InstagramMax's WebsiteHeader image: Max Gordon, "Studio Portrait" 2024

The search for knowledge sometimes involves tedious, patient work when it comes to understanding the diet of our distant ancestors.    It can involve charcoal analysis at a microscopic level from campfires from 10,000 BC.   It can involve the scrapings of carbonized food remains from pottery shards that are clues to what was eaten or used medicinally.    It's not particularly flashy or exciting like demonstrating fire by friction to a group of fifth graders, but Max Gordon actually does both. Max founded the Lionman School of Rewilding and offers programs in nature awareness, earth living skills and crafts in New York, New Jersey and Florida, but his passion extends both forward to future generations while also looking back to the distant past to see our trajectories of human evolution.   Our conversation dives into cave art, Utzi the Iceman, wilderness school administration life and even medieval biology.     Website:      https://lionmanrewilding.com/ Facebook:       https://www.facebook.com/lionmanrewilding2 Instagram:      https://www.instagram.com/lionmanrewilding/ YouTube:      https://www.youtube.com/@LionManReWilding LinkedIn:      https://www.linkedin.com/company/lionman-school-of-rewilding/ Forest Educator Bonus Content Page: http://foresteducator.com/bonuscontent Join the Forest Educator Patreon! https://patreon.com/ForestEducatorPodcast Connect with Ricardo: https://www.foresteducator.com/ https://www.theforestboxforkids.com/ https://www.hawkcircle.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricardo-sierra-5980931/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_forest_educator_podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RicardohawkSierra

This episode of the PREP Athletics Podcast features an engaging conversation with Coach Max Gordon from St. Paul's School. We dive into Coach Gordon's journey through New England prep schools, his insights into coaching, and what sets St. Paul's apart. Topics covered include the differences between reclassing and post-grad years, finding the right fit for players, and the development of high academic and athletic programs. Coach Gordon also shares his thoughts on recruiting strategies, the balance of academics and athletics, and how to prepare athletes for the next level in college basketball. If you're navigating the world of prep school basketball, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice.

Alltmer AI-stöd och hemvård, hälsoövervakning och konsultationer på distans är experters framtidsspaningar kring vården. Men det är lätt att glömma bort patientperspektivet på vården. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Vad ett sjukhus är, och vårdpersonalens status och roller, är i stark förändring i framtidens vård. Det enligt en vetenskaplig studie som förutser allt mer användning av smart teknologi på distans för att övervaka vår hälsa, och allt större möjligheter att skräddarsy vård utifrån vår genetik och livsstil. Men patienternas perspektiv kommer lätt bort, konstaterar Axel Wolf, föreståndare på Centrum för personcentrerad vård vid Göteborgs universitet.I programmet medverkar också Maria Taranger, enhetschef Sahlgrenska universitetssjukhuset, Max Gordon, AI-forskare Karolinska institutet, Sara Riggare, forskare inom hälsoinformatik vid Uppsala universitet och Parkinson-patient, och Ignat Kulkov, en av forskarna bakom studien Medicine of the future: How and who is going to treat us?Programmet är en repris från januari 2024.Programledare: Ylva Carlqvist WarnborgProducent: Camilla Widebeckcamilla.widebeck@sverigesradio.se

Alltmer AI-stöd och hemvård, hälsoövervakning och konsultationer på distans är experters framtidsspaningar kring vården. Men det är lätt att glömma bort patientperspektivet på vården. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Vad ett sjukhus är, och vårdpersonalens status och roller, är i stark förändring i framtidens vård. Det enligt en vetenskaplig studie som förutser allt mer användning av smart teknologi på distans för att övervaka vår hälsa, och allt större möjligheter att skräddarsy vård utifrån vår genetik och livsstil. Men patienternas perspektiv kommer lätt bort, konstaterar Axel Wolf, föreståndare på Centrum för personcentrerad vård vid Göteborgs universitet. I programmet medverkar också Maria Taranger, enhetschef Sahlgrenska universitetssjukhuset, Max Gordon, AI-forskare Karolinska institutet, Sara Riggare, forskare inom hälsoinformatik vid Uppsala universitet och Parkinson-patient, och Ignat Kulkov, en av forskarna bakom studien Medicine of the future: How and who is going to treat us?Programledare: Ylva Carlqvist WarnborgProducent: Camilla Widebeckcamilla.widebeck@sverigesradio.se

Robotoperationer på distans, AI som analyserar röntgenbilder, och mer vård i hemmet. När forskare trendspanar mot framtidens vård ser de tekniska lösningar som ger både effektivare och mer jämlik vård. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. I en ny studie tillfrågas internationella experter på hälso- och sjukvårdsområdet om vilken utveckling de förutser för vården ett antal år framåt. Då pekar de bland annat på mer mer distansvård och allt mer AI-stöd.Och med en växande äldre befolkning måste vi minska inflödet av patienter till vården, säger överläkaren och AI-forskaren Max Gordon på Danderyds sjukhus och Karolinska Institutet. Den utveckling som går mot alltmer vård av patienter hemma istället för på sjukhus är bra, både för patienterna och för vårdens resurser, menar Maria Taranger, enhetschef på Sahlgrenska universitetssjukhuset i Göteborg.Experterna ser är stora möjligheter för världens fattigare länder som ännu inte haft råd att bygga stora sjukhus, att helt enkelt hoppa över den fasen -– eftersom framtiden är mer distansvård.I programmet hörs också Ignat Kulkov, en av forskarna bakom studien Medicine of the future – how and who is going to treat us? Programledare: Ylva Carlqvist WarnborgProducent: Camilla Widebeckcamilla.widebeck@sverigesradio.se

The AI Swede of the year (2023) is Max Gordon, and he is also our (returning) guest in this episode of AI-podden! Max is an orthopedic surgeon and Associate professor at Karolinska Institute. Max Gordon shares with us his story of applying AI in Healthcare, how he got into it, where he started, and how he dealt with acquiring data, testing, building the user interface, and having a prototype transforming into a product at Danderyd Hospital where he does his clinical work. Read more: https://ai-podden.se/en

Joey Montagna and Tom Browne tell you everything you need to know before heading into the weekend of round 17!  -----------

David Gilman has worked as a firefighter, professional photographer, he was a soldier in the Parachute Regiment's Reconnaissance Platoon and a Marketing Manager for an international publishing company in South Africa. From 2000 until 2009 he was principal writer on the TV series A Touch Of Frost.  His MASTER OF WAR series follows the fortunes of Thomas Blackstone, a village stonemason in England sent to fight with King Edward's army as an archer against the French in the 14th century in the 100 years war. David is also the author of two standalone novels for adults, The Last Horseman, set during the Boer War and Night Flight to Paris, a WW2 novel that pits a reluctant hero against the Nazi forces in Paris in 1943. The Englishman is a new thriller series introducing Dan Raglan, a contemporary knight errant who served in the French Foreign Legion. The second book in the series, Betrayal, published in 2022, was followed by Resurrection, in 2023. His DANGER ZONE YA adventure series, featuring plucky hero Max Gordon. THE DEVIL'S BREATH won the prestigious French award, Le Prix Polar Jeunesse, was shortlisted for the Manchester Book Award and the Spellbinding Award, nominated for the Carnegie Medal, and picked for the UK government's recommended reading list for boys. It was also shortlisted for the 2010-2011 Isinglass Teen Read Award in New Hampshire, USA. Welcome to Rock, Paper, Swords, David!

Robby Gordon gives us a quick intro/cameo where he talks about the logistics of why he's getting the trucks back to the United States from overseas. His son Max Gordon is a chip off the block of his dad, Robby. At only 14 years of age, he's been racing for years. We caught up with him at the 2022 Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach where he was racing in the SPEED Energy Stadium SUPER Truck Series. He talks with us about he approaches the jumps and how much fun it is to race these trucks. Enjoy! NOTE: Max would go on to win Race #1 and finish just off the podium in fourth in Race #2 at Long Beach in 2022. By Larry Mason Copyright © 2023 Larry Mason

On this episode of The ThrillCast, 14 year old Racing Phenom Mad Max Gordon!   Max the grandson of off-road  legend Baja Bob Gordon, and his son of off-road, NASCAR & INDYCAR superstar Robby Gordon.   Max, fresh of his second Stadium Super Truck victory goes into how he got it done! 

We're back! Author Jacob Kornhauser joins us to discuss the remarkable and inspiring story of former Oregon State outfielder Max Gordon. 

A truly remarkable story that I won't spoil in the show notes - you need to hear it from Max himself. A story about the death of a loved one, nearly dying himself, trauma, depression, joy, and, against all odds, walking on to Oregon State baseball, becoming a starter in the College World Series, and making Sports Center Top-10 plays multiple times. I'm so grateful to Max for sharing his intimate and difficult story on the podcast, and I hope you enjoy it.Max catch 1Max Catch 2Max Catch 3Max Catch 4Max Gordon BookMax on TwitterConnect with me on LinkedInMy new book, Harder than I Thought, Easier Than I Feared - SPORTS, ANXIETY, AND THE POWER OF MEDITATION is available for pre-order!If you like the podcast, please consider subscribing to my newsletter, where you'll receive podcast updates and other exclusive content. Other ways to support the show include giving it a review on Apple Podcasts, or sharing it with those who you think might enjoy it. Thank you for your interest and support!

Max Gordon is an illustrator turned graphic designer turned screen printer who was raised on shootin' pool. He's the man behind Birdwatchers Studio, and he's lined himself up to be a one stop shop not only for his clients, but for himself as well. Topics of discussion include: Hating iPhones, stepping away from contract printing, prioritizing art, posters, pool, printing on cake with chocolate, the art of leaving a job on good terms, breaking up with clients, and patiently carving out your niche.

In this episode we have a wonderful discussion with a man who is both an artist on and off the canvas, but that canvas doesn't stay stationary for this man... oh no.  Max Gordon aka Boy Leadfoot is a rock musician with a very distinguished style, coming all the way from Canada. We discuss current projects, future projects, music, and a very special invention that Max has been working on during the course of the global pandemic (Spoiler alert: they're hooves, but for people). We hope you enjoy this episode and also hope that you take a listen to Boy Leadfoot's original music, as he is currently making some of our favorite stuff that's coming out right now. Enjoy!  

The guys are joined by Max Gordon, creator of the @brainiacnba Instagram account (and a massive Sixers fan) to discuss the Sixers' latest games, including Embiid's 50 point career high. They break down why Embiid is their frontrunner for MVP and make the case as to why both Ben Simmons and Tobias Harris should be All-Stars.

ESPN and Fox reporter Renee Washington joins the podcast to talk about a team she currently covers - the Washington Wizards. We break down everything from what Russell Westbrook has brought to the team (3:00), is this the year Brad Beal gets his All-NBA respect (16:00) and was Max Gordon right about Rui Hachimura?(25:00) We then predict each game of NFL Wildcard Weekend (42:10). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/str8factspod/support

Max Gordon from @BrainiacNBA joins the podcast for an NBA Season preview: First we discuss biggest names that are returning this season (1:00). Then we discuss if there are any teams that can beat the Lakers (40:00) an who will win MVP (50:00). We then end the podcast with a fan favorite, Speaking Facts (1:02:00). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/str8factspod/support

Dr Mary Helen Hensley has been living in Ireland for over 22 years but it was a trip back home to the States last year that inspired her new book ‘Hugh and the Manatee’. Her nephew Max Gordon illustrated the graphics for the book, and his coming out along with her own daughter’s sexuality inspired her to put pen to paper.

CPD #9 - Guests Max Gordon and Hayden Lewis Episode 9 features Max Gordon, Assistant of Player Development at Driveline, in addition to Hayden Lewis, Nebraska Cornhusker Outfield Commit.   Max Gordon Bio: Current Assistant of Player Development at Driveline Former Volunteer Hitting Coach at Michigan Played at Oregon State on the 2013 College World Series Team Episode 9 also includes Nebraska Cornhusker Commit, Hayden Lewis http://www.troskyranch.com http://www.troskybaseball.com

Max Gordon was told he would never play baseball again after a 2008 car crash put him in a coma for 10 days. Four months later, he won a state championship at Ashland High School, went on to play centerfield at Oregon State and made the College World Series his senior year in 2013. The story is more complex than that, though, including a bout of depression and a non-linear recovery.Max also tells a tremendous story about how a duck carcass was involved in the 2013 series versus Oregon. Listen & find out why Max Gordon was, by his own admission, "the grossest human being in college baseball... by a lot."--The Beaver Tales Documentaries tells the story of the 2018 OSU baseball national championship; whether you were in Omaha like Max Gordon, watched on TV or didn't even care who won, you'll still enjoy the podcast series. Find out more: https://the-beaver-tales-podcast-documentaries.mailchimpsites.com/--The Boy's & Girl's Club of Corvallis is hoping to make up for fundraising events they can't hold during the pandemic like normal. Help out a local nonprofit here: http://www.bgccorvallis.org/ 

On Lockdown Episode #3 and this time we host the owner of the famous NBA instagram account @nba.nation, Max Gordon. If every team in the NBA was fully healthy - who has the best squad?(5:30) Is LeBron still the best player in the world - if not, then who?(23:03) If you had to choose one PG - Allen Iverson or Steve Nash? (29:32) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/str8factspod/support

On Lockdown Episode #4 and this time we host the owner of the famous NBA Instagram account @nba.nation, Max Gordon. If every team in the NBA was fully healthy - who has the best squad?(5:30) Is LeBron still the best player in the world - if not, then who?(23:03)  If you had to choose one PG - Allen Iverson or Steve Nash?(29:32)

durée : 00:54:37 - The Village Vanguard Story (1/5) : naissance d'une passion - par : Alex Dutilh - Une semaine au Village Vanguard. Aujourd'hui, la mémoire des premières années du club créé par Max Gordon. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

durée : 00:54:37 - The Village Vanguard Story (1/5) : naissance d'une passion - par : Alex Dutilh - Une semaine au Village Vanguard. Aujourd'hui, la mémoire des premières années du club créé par Max Gordon. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

Esta semana viajamos al Village Vanguard, conocemos a Max Gordon y escuchamos música en directo. El programa tiene instrucciones de uso: lo pones, volumen tirando a alto, con tu bebida favorita, poca luz e intentas cerrar los ojos... perdonas mis comentarios... solo dos y breves para que sepas de donde salió este mítico local y sobre todo intentas imaginar que estas allí. Luego me dices si lo has conseguido... Nota: el copyright de la palabra "mítico" pertenece a Joseca Arnau, periodista y politólogo. Desde el programa agradecemos que nos permita su uso.

A dream of ours has been realized in this week's wonderful, LONG, thoughtful, vulnerable collaborative episode with writer and activist, Max S. Gordon. We discuss Jordan Peele's film Us and also dip our philosophical toes into Get Out, Joker, Handmaid's Tale, the importance of making and analyzing art, and more! Spoiler alerts for all of those pieces of media! The post 253 Discussing Us with Max S. Gordon!!! Plus Get Out, Joker, and Handmaid’s Tale! appeared first on Vegan Warrior Princesses Attack!.

Mike, Deven Morgan and Michael O'Connell break down the tough decision of letting youth athletes play multiple sports. How do you as a parent approach this complicated issue?    How has Driveline evolved its hitting program over the last few months. Mike sits down with hitting coordinators Max Dutto and Max Gordon to break down the changes 

Assembly Call's Jerod Morris and Jordan Geronimo's prep school coach, Max Gordon of St. Paul's School (N.H.), joined The Hoosier Report with Matt Denison on Friday, August 30, 2019.

Data driven hitting Part Two- The conversation continues with Max Gordon, Max Dutto and Mike Rathwell. We let the kids play!  Driveline Youth Development coaches James Kimerer and Brian Leslie discuss in depth, the importance of youth physical fitness, training, hitting and throwing while also having fun!

The real value of The MLB Thirtysomething players and the ongoing data driven hitting training breakthroughs and new tools from Max Gordon and Max Dutto!

It’s the Triple Crown! Mike Rathwell Talks hitting assessment changes and Block vs Randomized training with the M and M’s! Max Gordon and Max Dutto.  

Episode 24 - Max Gordon.Max Gordon works both as a Rigging Electrician or Set Electrician depending on the job. CONTACT:Email: thesecondstickspodcast@gmail.comInstagram: @thesecondstickspodcastTwitter: @secondstickspodTo support The Second Sticks Podcast please visit: www.patreon.com/thesecondstickspodcastThanks!

Jim Beaver has motorsports legend Robby Gordon on the show this week to talk SST at Glen Helen, Dakar, 2019, and his Trophy Truck and UTV programs. Be sure and subscribe to Project Action and the Down & Dirty Radio Show on iTunes and follow @JimBeaver15 on social media.

From Junior College Baseball to starting for Oregon State in the College World Series, Max Gordon has had a unique road in baseball. Currently a hitter trainer at Driveline max shares his journey from leaving his Junior College and not playing baseball for a year to walking on at Oregon State and eventually earning a starting spot. It's not always a smooth road in this game or in life. The resilient people usually end up winning.  blastmotion.com CODE: pjb25 for $25 off See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Identifierar frakturer och upptäcker hudcancer – så används AI inom sjukvården. Veckans gäst i AI-podden är Max Gordon, läkare på Danderyds sjukhus och forskare på KI. Han berättar om spännande tillämpningar av AI inom medicin och hälsa, som används till allt ifrån att identifiera frakturer i röntgen till att upptäcka hudcancer och göra DNA-analys. Enligt Max Gordon har ett AI-system lyckats hitta tre av tolv dödliga frakturer som är kopplade till friska vävnader, vilket läkare inte vanligtvis skulle upptäcka. Max Gordon berättar också om politiken inom sjukvården och hur det kan medföra tröga processer, och om varför det dröjer med att använda den senaste tekniken som exempelvis AI. Läs mer: https://ai-podden.se/

This week on StoryWeb: Albert and David Maysles’s film Grey Gardens Watching the 1975 documentary film Grey Gardens is like slowing down to watch an accident in the next lane over. You know you shouldn’t, but you simply can’t help yourself. And if you’re really a rubbernecker like me (and apparently like tens of thousands of other Americans), you line up to watch the 2009 HBO Jessica Lange/Drew Barrymore biopic, which provides the backstory to the original film. Clearly, the 1975 documentary filmmakers Albert and David Maysles were on to something. What is it about Big Edie and Little Edie, the mother-daughter duo who languished in squalor as their formerly grand Hamptons estate, Grey Gardens, fell into disrepair? Why do we want to watch mentally ill, codependent hoarders living out the exact opposite of The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous? The Kardashians, they’re not. The Maysles brothers’ idea for a documentary was spurred initially by their interest in the Bouvier family and then by national reports of the deplorable conditions in which the two women lived. In the summer of 1972, Big Edie’s niece Jacqueline Onassis intervened in an effort to make the house more habitable. When the Maysles brothers approached the two women – Edith Ewing Bouvier Beale and her daughter, Edith Bouvier Beale – about making the film, both Big Edie and Little Edie readily agreed. Ever ones for performing in the spotlight, the two women immediately fell in line, presumably because they thought this could finally be Little Edie’s big break into show business. It’s true that Grey Gardens was once a truly lavish estate, a fourteen-room mansion that could hold its own among the other Long Island estates in the Hamptons. And yes, it’s true that Big Edie was aunt to Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis and had fond childhood memories of her niece. And it’s even true that Jackie came to Grey Gardens to visit Big Edie and Little Edie after their surroundings had begun to rot around them and that she stepped in with financial assistance to help rectify the situation. The Edies’ pretensions were grounded – at least in part – in some reality. But they also fancied themselves performers, with their shared sights set on Little Edie making it as a showgirl. When Little Edie decides at the last minute not to pursue her audition with Max Gordon, a successful Broadway producer, Big Edie blames her severely for blowing her big chance – or perhaps Little Edie accuses Big Edie of pressuring her to move back to Grey Gardens. It’s something they never quite resolve between themselves, but both ultimately believe that Little Edie lost her chance at the big time. Both women obviously have a flair for the dramatic, and Little Edie enjoys getting up outlandish costumes from scraps of clothing and fabric she finds around Grey Gardens. It is very much as if she is a four-year-old playing dress-up with the grown-up clothes and shoes. And even though she is in her thirties when she does this, she is – in her peculiar Little Edie way – provocative, charming, compelling. We can’t help but watch. If watching the original documentary and the HBO film isn’t enough for you, you might want to visit Grey Gardens Online, a website devoted to Big Edie and Little Edie. You should also check out Sara and Rebekah Maysles’s book Grey Gardens, which includes illustrations, photographs, film stills, production notes, and the like along with transcripts of the two women’s stories. The book comes with a 60-minute CD, which contains conversations with the Beales and their friends, songs and poetry recited by the two Edies, and audio of the Beales during and after watching the film for the first time. The New York Times provides an interesting account of the property itself, noting that Little Edie sold the mansion in 1979 to Sally Quinn and Benjamin C. Bradlee, former editor of The Washington Post. Quinn and Bradlee loved to entertain, and their summers at Grey Gardens found them hosting the likes of Lauren Bacall and Norman Lear. And if you visit the “5 Things You Didn’t Know About the Classic Documentary Grey Gardens,” you’ll even learn that, for a cool $250,000, you can rent out the restored mansion for the summer. HBO’s official Grey Gardens page has links to short video clips and stills from the film, including a featurette on the making of the 2009 film. Visit thestoryweb.com/Maysles for links to all these resources and to watch clips from the original 1975 documentary. Then watch some of the backstory from the 2009 HBO film, when the two Edies and Grey Gardens were in their prime.