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Die Auferstehung von Jesus Christus hat die Welt verändert – und sie kann auch dein Leben heute noch vollkommen erneuern. In dieser kraftvollen Osterpredigt zeigt unser leitender Pastor Markus Wenz anhand von sieben Punkten, wie der Sieg der Auferstehung konkret sichtbar wird.Lass dich ermutigen, neu berühren und erinnere dich daran, was das Kreuz und die Auferstehung für dich persönlich bedeuten.Wir vom Media-Team des Gospel Forums wünschen dir von Herzen gesegnete Ostern!

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Welcome to EP13 of the Retail Media Therapy podcast with myself and Colin Lewis. Retail Media Therapy comes form Grace & Co - the marketing acceleration consultancy.This episode: • The power of convenience is shown by UK Co-op's revealing study• Meta's team says media spend is wasted if it's not incremental• Our On The Couch segment delves into the world of retail media organisational design and looks at how trade teams and retail media teams can grow together Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I sit down with Caleb Ralston, a creative strategist who's had an incredible journey in the digital space. From shooting powerlifting videos as a teenager to working alongside Gary Vaynerchuk and later leading the media team for Alex and Leila Hormozi, Caleb has seen it all. We dive into his experiences managing content at scale, what it was really like working behind the scenes with Gary Vee, and how he built and led a powerhouse content team for the Hormozis. Caleb also shares why he decided to step away and start his own venture, offering insights into building a personal brand and the future of content creation. If you want to learn how to grow a media empire, scale a creative team, and transition from creator to leader, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways.Timestamps:(00:00) - Introduction (02:16) - How Sean Cannell & Gary Vee inspired Caleb (06:18) - From church videography to fitness content (12:52) - Working with top bodybuilders & cold-pitching gigs (18:35) - Joining Team Gary Vaynerchuk as a videographer (24:15) - Managing chaos: Filming, logistics, & real-time content (32:02) - The challenge of scaling Gary Vee's content (39:00) - Why Alex & Layla Hormozi reached out to Caleb (46:22) - Building Mosey Media & growing a team from scratch (54:10) - Why Caleb left to start his own business (1:05:30) - The future of content & personal branding (1:20:15) - Advice for aspiring content creators Check out today's guest, Caleb Ralston:Caleb's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calebralston/Caleb's Website: https://www.calebralston.com/Caleb's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calebralstonCaleb's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CalebRalstonCheck out The Futur:Website: https://www.thefutur.com/Courses: https://www.thefutur.com/shopLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-futur/Podcasts: https://thefutur.com/podcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefuturishere/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theFuturisHere/Twitter: https://x.com/thefuturishereTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thefuturishereYoutube:https://www.youtube.com/thefuturishereCheck out Chris Do:Website: https://zaap.bio/thechrisdoLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/thechrisdo/Facebook:

This week on the show, host Sara J is joined by DATC Media team member Nancy Weil for an exciting and wide-ranging conversation! They dive into everything—music, journalism, and highlights from Nancy's eclectic career, including some of the incredible people she's interviewed.Nancy also shares her journey as a percussionist, how she built her impressive collection of instruments, and the story behind her decade as a lay minister at the oldest and longest-running congregation in North America—yes, she's lived quite the fascinating life!The duo reflects on Nancy's experience since joining DATC Media nearly a year ago, the company's growth, and its expanding coverage. They also chat about the vibrant community over at the DATC Media Patreon, hint at exciting things coming in 2025, and so much more.Don't miss this epic conversation!Donate to DATC Media Company: https://datcmediacompany.com/supportJoin us for the first "Sunday Brunch" a Patreon Exclusive Virtual Event: https://www.patreon.com/collection/1324506Give the gift of Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Datcmediacompany/giftRamble On: Roll Up the Rugs and Dance 'til Dawn: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ramble-on-roll-108835754?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_linkRamble On: Miles and Me: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ramble-on-miles-110788223?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_linkDiet for a Small Planet: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/675598/diet-for-a-small-planet-revised-and-updated-by-frances-moore-lappe/The DATC Media Podcast Family: https://datcmediacompany.com/podcastsCome hang with me and TTH Top Forty host, jD on Sunday evenings at 5 pm EST: https://www.youtube.com/@dewvre1974Get your early bird tickets for "A Celebration of The Hip for ALS" on October 4th: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-celebration-of-the-hip-for-als-tickets-1137838598879?aff=oddtdtcreator&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3OiQE1P_UgOCfqBQK6pp8HQofDQaOXoVIPqxtgaXltv481zOuDOeDB6Q8_aem_JBfNSyaAXNOGEAt-NZAQoQWant to donate or sponsor "A Celebration of The Hip for ALS" on October 4th? Send an email with the subject "fundraiser" to: tthtop40@gmail.comShop my promo codes -> https://linktr.ee/sarajlinksLet's Collab! https://datcmediacompany.com/collab-opportunties-1Dropped Among This Crowd Podcast is now on Cameo! https://v.cameo.com/e/2o7KYNDCMJFollow DATC Media:https://datcmediacompany.comhttps://www.facebook.com/datcmediahttps://www.instagram.com/datcmediacompany/https://twitter.com/datcmediaFollow Dropped Among This Crowd Podcast:https://www.instagram.com/droppedamongthiscrowdpodcast/https://www.facebook.com/droppedamongthiscrowd/https://twitter.com/amongthiscrowdEmail: droppedamongthiscrowdpod@gmail.comBook a conversation on "Dropped among this Crowd": https://datcmediacompany.com/contact/ola/services/be-on-dropped-among-this-crowd-podcastFollow Sara J:https://www.facebook.com/sara.till41/https://www.instagram.com/sarajachimiak/https://www.tiktok.com/@mediamavensaraj

The guys sit down with Ghost Dog Media team and Steve Smythe of Storm Equipment to discuss the progress of the "Storm Chasin' with The SnowJobs" video docuseries currently in production.

Full transcription available at http://heartsofgoldpodcast.com/ Today, we're thrilled to have Pepper join us to share her inspiring journey as a young aviator and her impactful Girl Scout Gold Award project. From her first flight at just 10 years old to becoming a certified pilot, Pepper has navigated the skies and shattered stereotypes in a male-dominated field. She passionately discusses her mission to introduce aviation to young women in her community through a series of engaging workshops, where she taught the fundamentals of flight and even organized a thrilling "fly day" for eager participants. But that's not all! Pepper also dives into the challenges she faced, from balancing her rigorous training with high school life to advocating for the reinstatement of aviation programs in Girl Scouts. With a wealth of scholarships and support from organizations like the 99s and EAA, she emphasizes the importance of perseverance and community in pursuing one's dreams. Tune in to hear about her incredible experiences, the lessons learned along the way, and her advice for anyone looking to explore new career paths. Don't miss this uplifting episode that proves with passion and grit, the sky's the limit!   More About Pepper: Autumn Pepper Rhodes is a 14 year Girl Scout, starting when she was only a daisy. She quickly got involved in cookie selling, camping, and career exploration within the Scout program. As she became a senior and ambassador, she transitioned into more of a mentor role, frequently volunteering with the Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast Florida (GSGCF). Pepper received the incredible opportunity to attend the 2017 G.I.R.L. Convention on the Media Team, as well as complete her Girl Scout Gold Award. Now as an adult member, Pepper is on the GSGCF Gold Award Committee! Outside of scouting, she attend Rice University in Houston, Texas for Mechanical Engineering and Astrophysics. She has a passion for aviation and aerospace, leading her to have earned Private Pilot's License and Instrument Flight Rating. Pepper also loves cycling, hiking, kayaking, and exploring nature with her friends. At Rice, she is on the Eclipse Collegiate Rocketry Team and the Duncan College Bike Team, both of which she found a home. Pepper wants to continue pursuing aviation as a career, eventually acting as a Aerospace or Aviation Design Engineer. Maybe even an astronaut one day! https://girlswhosoar.com/ https://www.instagram.com/the_dr_pepper/ Key Takeaways from this episode: Empowerment through Aviation: Pepper's Girl Scout Gold Award project focused on introducing young women in her community to aviation. She organized workshops that covered the basics of flight, hands-on activities, and opportunities to meet female pilots, aiming to inspire the next generation of women in aviation. Overcoming Challenges: Throughout her journey, Pepper faced various challenges, including financial barriers and the demands of balancing her aviation training with high school responsibilities. She emphasized the importance of perseverance, time management, and seeking scholarships to support her goals in aviation. Advocacy for Aviation Programs: Pepper actively advocated for the reinstatement of aviation programs within the Girl Scouts of the USA. She engaged with the organization to propose the creation of aviation badges and programming, highlighting the need for more resources and opportunities for young women interested in pursuing careers in aviation. Sign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3rx06pr Join our Facebook Community https://www.facebook.com/sherylmrobinson/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sherylmrobinson/?hl=en Please subscribe to Hearts of Gold on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/sherylmrobinson or on your favorite podcast app. Support future Hearts of Gold episodes at https://www.patreon.com/heartsofgold Editing by https://www.offthewalter.com/ Walter's YouTube channel is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt0wFZRVaOpUd_nXc_8-4yQ

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We're going behind the scenes in today's offseason episode, interviewing three pivotal members of the Utah Royals media team! Tune in and get to know Kendall Griffith (Social Media Coordinator), Meagan Johnson (Team Photographer), and Lindsay Wyson (Team Videographer). We'll hear about the intricacies of their jobs, play a game of priorities, and give them their well-deserved props for their excellent work during the 2024 season! Royal Riot is presented by ABC4Utah.

In this episode, Emma is joined by the powerhouse social media team at Ninety Five Media – Paris, Carley, Mekenna, Ashley, and Ali – to share their expertise on a topic every business owner should be thinking about: how to become a thought leader on social media. Together, they deliver hard-earned wisdom on how to stand out in a crowded industry, engage your audience authentically, and solidify your position as an authority in your niche. In addition to digging into the nitty gritty of Instagram and TikTok strategy, they also share their best advice for content ideation, navigating social trends, and why audience interaction is key to building lasting relationships and ultimately driving conversions. Listen in as Emma and the Ninety Five Media Team share: The critical role of authenticity in thought leadership Why consistency matters so much to your audience Expert advice on effective audience engagement And so much more!   Connect with Ninety Five Media: Meet Our Team Website   Instagram  Need Support with Your Podcast? We've got you covered  Book a Strategy Intensive Call with Emma for a custom marketing plan for your brand:   strategyintensivecall.co   Book a call to explore our social media management services for your business! ninetyfivemedia.co/book-a-call Streamline your client experience and make your life easier with Ninety Five Media's favorite CRM, Dubsado! Get 20% off your first month or year with code: emma20

Follow the fourth edition of the Trans Pyrenees Race (TPR) – a 2000KM self-supported race through some of the most beautifully remote scenery and iconic mountain passes in the Pyrenean Mountains, from Girona to the Bay of Biscay and back again with the TPRNo4 Podcast from Lost Dot. Watching as our leading riders reach the Atlantic coast and CP4 in Zugarramurdi, Anatole Naimi (044) and Manuel Rudaz (031) continue their close pursuit of Robin Gemperle (001). Hear their determined voices. Back at Gavarnie, many riders are continuing to head over the trails towards Torla Ordesa. Race Reporter Tom Probert is there having hiked on foot to capture rider interviews and stories from their adventures. The Media Team make it to CP3 before its closure to catch riders arriving off of the gravel. Hosting, Production & Editing: Iain Broome Race Reporters: Stuart Downie and Tom Probert

TCRNo10 // Finish   It's the day of the Finisher's Party and the Race is on for riders still making their way to Istanbul. The finish line is abuzz with anticipation as the Media Team and spectators wait to see who will be the last to remain in the General Classification. As the tenth edition of the Transcontinental Race draws to a close everyone reflects on the past decade of racing.  Catch up on the voices and soundscapes of TCRNo10 with our daily podcast episodes available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.     Produced by Iain Broome    #BeMoreMike

Bret welcomes on ESPN's Rex Ryan to talk about his relationship with his brother Rob, working in sports media, why different players need different coaching, why chemistry is so important in team sports, the top quarterbacks in today's game and more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

TCRNo10 // Day 15   The day before the Finishers Party sees riders pushing hard to remain in General Classification. The Media Team is on hand to speak to the consistent flow of finishers arriving in Istanbul, and hear from their library of stories. From TCR veterans to those who have just completed the Race for the first time, hear sights and sounds of the TCRNo10 Finish as they celebrate this incredible achievement.    Follow along with the 10th edition of the Transcontinental Race; the self-supported bicycle race across Europe. With daily episodes released, hear the stories from the road from Roubaix all the way to Istanbul.    Produced by Iain Broome    #BeMoreMike

Was Angela Merkel 2006 begründete, führte ihr Nachfolger Olaf Scholz am Mittwoch zu einem neuen Rekord. Knapp zwei Stunden nahm sich der Bundeskanzler Zeit für Fragen der Hauptstadt-Journalisten in der traditionellen Sommer-Pressekonferenz. Gleich zum Auftakt wurde seine Laune getrübt, als ein Journalist fragte, ob Scholz es angesichts der miesen Umfragewerte nicht Joe Biden nachmachen und abtreten wolle. „Danke für die überaus nette und freundliche Frage“, antwortete Scholz. Aber nein. Die SPD sei geschlossen, und er werde als Kanzler erneut antreten. Die entscheidenden Momente der Scholz-PK, zusammengestellt von Michael Bröcker.US-Präsident Joe Biden hat sich am frühen Morgen an das amerikanische Volk gewandt – zum ersten Mal seit er sich entschieden hat, keine zweite Amtszeit anzustreben. Die wichtigsten Passagen in dieser Episode.Wie sieht die Wasserstoff-Strategie der Bundesregierung genau aus? Was bedeuten die Pläne ganz praktisch? Malte Kreutzfeldt, Experte für die deutsche Energie- und Wirtschaftspolitik im Table.Media-Team, erklärt, wie Deutschland Öl, Gas und Kohle ersetzen will.Table.Briefings - For better informed decisions. Sie entscheiden besser, weil Sie besser informiert sind – das ist das Ziel von Table.Briefings. Wir verschaffen Ihnen mit jedem Professional Briefing, mit jeder Analyse und mit jedem Hintergrundstück einen Informationsvorsprung, am besten sogar einen Wettbewerbsvorteil. Table.Briefings bietet „Deep Journalism“, wir verbinden den Qualitätsanspruch von Leitmedien mit der Tiefenschärfe von Fachinformationen. Professional Briefings kostenlos kennenlernen: table.media/registrierung. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Brian Elder. Topic:  A New Song Have you noticed that even in our down times, God can do incredible things? Kim's guest on the next “COFFEE with Kim” has experienced God working in ways he never dreamed of during a time of anxiety and depression in his life. Join Kim as Christian singer, and songwriter Brian Elder, shares how God gave him a new song, giving him fresh purpose and bringing hope to others. Be inspired as Kim and Brian talk about how God wants to create new songs in all of our lives.  This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org Thank you for tuning in!

In between game days Husky fans filled their days engaging with the program through the creations made by the media team led by Kasey Byers. From game recaps to speeches by Husky legends leading into Saturday Byers and his staff were in the business of story telling. Byers joins Coach V and UW Leah to talk about his process and the relationship with the UW program. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/husky-podcast/support

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Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Brenda Cox Harkins.  Topic:  Loud is Not a Language Being loud doesn't always make you right. This quote makes you think, doesn't it, about the communication going on around us every day and maybe even some of our own conversations. Kim's guest on our next “COFFEE with Kim” certainly agrees with the quote and has written a book entitled, Loud is Not a Language. Join Kim as author and professional coach, Brenda Cox Harkins, shares the framework God gave her to increase the effectiveness of our communication and the quality of our relationships. Be inspired as Kim and Brenda talk about how effective communication is so important to unity within the body of Christ. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Brooklyn Wittmer. Topic:  Don't Say My Name Many of us have seen the award-winning movie, Don't Say My Name, which was inspired by the true story of a human trafficking survivor. On the next “COFFEE with Kim,” Kim will introduce us to the very talented Brooklyn Wittmer, the young award-winning actress and singer songwriter who played this difficult role. Tune in as Brooklyn takes us behind the scenes of this intense movie and shares how God showed her that His hope can transform even the darkest of situations. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Vanelle Hogan. Topic: Train Up a Child Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it. The familiar words of Proverbs 22:6 ring in our ears, but for Kim's guest on the next “COFFEE with Kim” show, this verse rings within her heart. Join Kim as she welcomes the multi-talented Vanelle Hogan, a producer, writer, speaker, and actor, who shares how a divine equation from God took root in her heart. From that experience, she created a way to train children to discover their gifts, talents, and ultimately, their purpose. Tune in to “COFFEE with Kim” on Monday, June 24 at 10:00 AM ET to find out how we can all sow into children's lives.   Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org  

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Jenny Muscatell. Topic:  “A Million Tiny Miracles” Have you noticed that God is present in every single detail we experience? Kim's guest on the next “COFFEE with Kim” show reminds us that God can make every moment count, whether we're walking through a victory or going through trials and tragedy. Join us as Jenny Muscatell, a licensed social worker, author, radio host and speaker, shares how God has woven the thread of a million tiny miracles through even her most heartbreaking moments. You'll be inspired to discover how God shows up in every situation, in beautiful ways that are unique to each of us. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Terri Gilbert. Topic:  "Speak His Word" Does God really want you to prosper? Does He truly have more for you? And what does it mean to prosper? On the next “COFFEE with Kim,” Kim's guest is an author, speaker, Bible teacher, and Christian empowerment coach whose mission is to help us believe bigger and move into the “more” that God has for us. Join Kim as she welcomes Terri Gilbert who shares her own journey of how God showed her the fullness of prospering as a believer. You will leave hopeful and ready for God's more! Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org  

Hello and welcome to the Enchanted Ears Podcast, where we discuss anything and everything Disney. This week Disney's Media Team must have forgotten that there's a month left until Tiana's opens because they released the entire ride POV on their social media.  Plus we got the first trailer for Moana 2. Over the years, Disney has given us countless memorable characters, from Snow White to Aladdin.  But which ones are the greatest of all time? We each pick out Top 5 favorite Disney characters and no fandom is off limits.  Will we agree on any picks? Will you, the listener agree with with any of our picks? Tune in to find out.   Submit a question/topic for us to discuss on a future episode. Don't forget to check us out on: -Instagram -Facebook  -Youtube Missing the smell of the parks? Check out Magic Candle Company and use code Enchanted at checkout to save 15% off your next order.

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Annie B. Mayfield. Topic:  Made to Shine Do you know that you were made to shine? Kim's guest on the next “COFFEE with Kim” show has found the secret to shining and she delights in encouraging others to shine as God intended. Join Kim in welcoming the amazing Annie B. Mayfield, a globally-recognized author, speaker and host of the “Made to Shine” podcast. Tune in for this powerful conversation about becoming the person God made you to be.  Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org  

Mike Bolger and Matt Cabram join Ben Rekosh on a Sunday edition of On Deck with the Tom Sox to introduce themselves, highlight a few big names on the 2024 roster, and discuss the valuable experience on the coaching staff. The guys talk about what they're looking forward to this season, and what Sox fans can expect going forward! Stay tuned to all of our social media sites for in-game updates and great content from the team all year! Facebook: Tom Sox TV Youtube: ⁠⁠Tom Sox TV⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@cvilletomsox⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠@cvilletomsox⁠⁠ ⁠⁠tomsox.org

ON THIS WEEK'S SHOW: 2 high-profile Aus companies experience #metoo moments Portrait controversies continue Tasmania wines The impact Reece Witherspoon's book club is having And a 30-year milestone for a classic British Rom-Com THE COCKTAIL CABINET – brought to us by Prince Wine Store and Myles Thomson. TASMANIAN wines (links to Myles' recommendations will be in the show notes shortly) BSF: BOOK: Long Island by Colm Toibin SCREEN: D/Artagnan FOOD - Slow-roasted lamb 1,6-2.2 kg bone-in lamb shoulder' 1 brown onion, unpeeled, cut into 6 wedges 2 cups (500 ml) water MARINADE 2½ tsp finely chopped fresh rosemary leaves 1 tbsp dried oregano 2 garlic cloves* (big!), finely minced 1 tsp cooking salt* ½ tsp black pepper ¼ cup (60 ml) extra-virgin olive oil (Cobram Estate) LAMB JUS 1 tsp cornflour 14 cup (60 ml) water ¼ tsp cooking salt* Marinate lamb - Mix the marinade ingredients in a small bowl. Rub the mixture all over the lamb, getting it right into all the cracks and crevices! If time permits, marinate for 2 hours on the counter in a roasting tin, or up to 24 hours in the fridge. (I skip this more often than not!) Preheat the oven to 230°C (210°C fan-forced). Roast lamb over high heat - Place the onion in the roasting tin under the lamb. Pour the water into the tin. Roast, uncovered, for 45 minutes. Slow-roast lamb' - Turn the oven down to 100°C (conventional and fan-forced). Cover the lamb with baking paper, then a double layer of foil and seal very tightly to avoid water evaporation. Roast for 12 hours (I do this overnight). Test the side of the lamb with two forks to ensure the meat is fall-apart tender. If not, cover and return to the oven, checking every 15 minutes. Rest - Transfer the lamb to a large dish (reserve the liquid in the roasting tin). Cover loosely with foil and rest for at least 10 minutes before serving (it will stay warm for 2-3 hours). Lamb jus - Strain all the liquid in the roasting tin into a medium saucepan (there should be around 3-4 cups/750 ml-1 litre). Bring to the boil, then simmer rapidly on medium-high until it reduces down to 1 cup (250 ml). Mix the cornflour and water together, then pour this in slowly in a thin stream while stirring continuously. Cook for 2 minutes over medium heat, stirring every now and then, until it thickens to a syrupy consistency. Add salt to taste and transfer to a gravy jug. Serve - Use tongs for tearing the meat off the bone - no knife for carving needed! Serve with the jus, a side of Garlic Roast Potatoes (page 339) and steamed vegetables tossed with Mediterranean Dressing (page 333). For dessert, I see Apple Crumble (page 301) on your table! NOTES 1.      If your shoulder is much smaller, reduce the roasting time - start checking at the 10 hour mark. Don't fret about overcooking - shoulder is a well-marbled cut of meat and the low oven temperature is extremely forgiving. 2.      Substitute with 1¼ tsp finely chopped dried rosemary. 3.      I do the lamb shoulder overnight. With the low oven temperature and all the liquid in the pan (you end up with about 3-4 cups once finished!), I am not concerned about any burning while sleeping with the oven on. 4.      Make ahead: Cook the lamb as per the recipe. Cover loosely with foil and let it cool completely to room temperature, around 4 hours. Refrigerate until required. Remove from the fridge 2 hours prior, then reheat, covered with foil, in a 150°C oven (conventional and fan-forced) for 1 hour. Or microwave, if it's an emergency (it happens.). DID YOU SEE THAT? The impact of Reece Witherspoon's book club 6 QUICK QUESTIONS: CORRIE TO CARO: Who inspired you this week CARO TO CORRIE:  Who least impressed you this week CORRIE TO CARO: What media deal worried you this week CARO TO CORRIE:  What media announcement brought joy this week CORRIE TO CARO: What was the saddest public political sight this week? CARO TO CORRIE: What movie milestone are you celebrating this month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to The Accursed Race. Lost Dot's no-fly, off-road, fixed route race in the Balkans. The last days in the Accursed Mountains have come. Catch up with the latest rider arrivals on the penultimate day of TARNo1. The Media Team head out on the remaining sections of the route before Shkodër to catch riders pushing through their final kilometres. The Finish line is abuzz, as TAR adventurers are welcomed back to where they started just ten days ago. We invite you to follow along with our Race coverage through this daily podcast, our daily Race Journal, and on The Accursed Instagram. TARNo1 tracking and Race Journals here: https://www.lostdot.cc/race/tarno1 Produced by Iain Broome.

Welcome to The Accursed Race. Lost Dot's no-fly, off-road, fixed route race in the Balkans. Join us for episode six as we get closer to the action and examine the impressively close race unfolding between Adrien Liechti (12) and Alex Kopp (27), who, until now, has held the leading position. Dive into the strategic dynamics of racing in Pairs, and personal challenges faced by the competitors, including mechanical issues and the physical toll of the Race. The episode emphasises the importance of the Media Team remaining discrete to preserve the natural experience for the racers, and underscores the Race's ethos of self-support.  This episode ends with a special ‘5 minutes with…' segment brought to yo by Peak Design, as we interview Peak Design ambassador Boru McCullagh while on his tour around the world, currently in mid Australia. We invite you to follow along with our Race coverage through this daily podcast, our daily Race Journal, and on The Accursed Instagram. TARNo1 tracking and Race Journals here: https://www.lostdot.cc/race/tarno1 Produced by Iain Broome and Taylor Doyle

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guests Cassie Byram and son Jonathan Byram. Topic: "Forty-Seven Days with Jesus"   On the upcoming episode of “COFFEE with Kim,” Kim will host a unique interview featuring a mother and her son together, marking a first for our show! Join us as we introduce this exceptional duo who have recently completed a remarkable and inspiring project titled “Forty-Seven Days with Jesus.” This story is aimed at reminding each of us about the profound impact of the gospel in our daily lives. The guests, Cassie Byram and her son, Jonathan Byram, both renowned actors and singers, will recount the journey of creating the movie, their path to involvement, and particularly, their experience of collaborating as a mother-son pair.  Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org  

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Barry Meguiar. Topic: “Ignite Your Life” What would you think if someone said, 'You can have the time of your life for the rest of your life'? This is precisely what our next guest on "COFFEE with Kim" is proclaiming - that we can experience joy every day, regardless of the circumstances. Join Kim as she welcomes the dynamic Barry Meguiar, President of Ignite America, author of "Ignite Your Life," TV host, and President of the Meguiar's Car Wax company. You will discover that his joy stems from his faith and he eagerly awaits the opportunity to talk about how we can all share in that experience. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org  

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Zoro. Topic:  Maria's Scarf Kim's guest is someone who not only has great faith and a great story but is inspiring and fun. He is an accomplished author, speaker, pastor, and drummer who is filled with the desire to love others and spread Jesus. Join Kim in her conversation with Zoro, author of Maria's Scarf. You will be inspired by his story and delighted with his heart for God's people. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Laura West. Topic: Out of the Darkness Kim's guest on an upcoming episode of “COFFEE with Kim” knows how it feels to have your life fall apart, when you feel no joy or happiness at all. Join Kim as she welcomes Laura West, speaker, podcast host, and author of Out of the Darkness and The Malika West Story. Be inspired by Laura's story of how Jesus brought her out of the darkness and empowered her to live her purpose with love, grace, and compassion. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org  

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Chrissy Whitten. Topic:  A Friend of Job On the upcoming "COFFEE with Kim” show, we'll meet a guest who says she and Job would have been best friends! She has known great loss, describing her own darkness as so deep that only God could be seen there. Join Kim as she welcomes author and speaker, Chrissy Whitten, who shares how her faith helped her walk through every loss. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Joe Battaglia. Topic:  A Christian Worldview What is a Christian worldview, and why is it significant? Is it truly important and how can we truly live it out in our lives? Tune in to the upcoming episode of "COFFEE with Kim" where Kim and her guest will delve into these questions, discussing the concept of a Christian Biblical worldview. Join Kim as she welcomes Joe Battaglia, an esteemed author, media consultant, and communications expert to speak on this topic that holds importance for all of us.  Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guests Susan Young ad Jenn Keenan. Topic: “An Incredible Invitation" The Bible tells us in Matthew 11:28, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”  This upcoming “COFFEE with Kim” show begins with that incredible invitation where God welcomes us into His presence. But did you know there are some secrets in that passage? Join Kim today as she and her special guests, Susan Young and Jenn Keenan, delve into this scripture that is the foundation of the transformational journey known as Burdens to Blessings.  Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

In this episode, Jon will introduce Yari Soto, who is one of Kavanah Media's newest team members. Yari is bi-lingual and is a trained social media marketer who will be working with teams from all around the world. We think you will love her heart and knowledge. To watch this interview, go here: https://youtu.be/JQNLgRtBDeQ

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Eileen Sommi. Topic:  “What I Got Instead” Do you remember the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the book of Daniel, and how they told the King, “We know our God can deliver us, but even if He doesn't, we will still serve Him”? Our guest on the next “COFFEE on Kim” has experienced something similar: she expected one thing and got another. Join Kim as she talks with her special guest, Eileen Sommi, author of What I Got Instead: A Story of Pain, Doubt, and Faith. You will find so much hope in her story!  Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Jordan Kemper. Topic:  “Red Key Revolution” We hear about successes and fortunes almost every day in one way or the other. But how often do you hear of someone whose passion is to guide high achievers to win in areas that money can't buy? Our guest today on "COFFEE with Kim" is a best-selling author, dynamic speaker and performance coach whose insights have helped thousands to understand and pursue this transformation. Join Kim as she talks with Jordan Kemper about his own journey and what continues to inspire him. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Dr.Cheryl Duvall. Topic:  Africa in My Soul What's it like when it seems as if your whole world is being uprooted? When you feel hurt and abandoned because everything is changing? Our next guest on “COFFEE with Kim” has been in that very situation and experienced those same emotions. Join Kim as she welcomes Dr. Cheryl Duvall who tells how she not only kept going through those difficult times but how she ultimately found hope.  Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Marc Fucarile. Topic:  “Boston Marathon Survivor Gives Back” In our upcoming episode of "COFFEE with Kim," hear the incredible story of Marc Fucarile, a right leg amputee and survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombings. Join us this Monday, February 26 at 10:00 am as Marc shares how he used his pain to create a great purpose to help others. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org You can find, like and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio   

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guests Destiny Yarbrough and Dr. Alveda King. Topic:  “The Vision” with Destiny Yarbrough and Dr. Alveda King Join us and tune in as Dr. Alveda King and Destiny Yarbrough join Kim Crabill on COFFEE with Kim to share the amazing new network show, The Vision! Some people have a view…but they have The Vision! Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org You can find, like and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio

The Lawyer Stories Podcast Episode 170 features Travis Hoechlin, CEO of RizeUP Media in Alisa Viejo, CA.  We continue our previous discussion (see Episode 155) about how RizeUp is assisting law firms to generate new clients from the internet, increase revenue and help grow their businesses. RizeUp has representatives throughout the country, and will roll up their sleeves to discover your needs, help your law firm scale, and will dedicate an account manager, sales strategist along with other specialized departments to assist your firm. Special thanks to our sponsor Lex Reception, answering your telephone calls at all hours of the day and night.  Register with Lex and receive a special Lawyer Stories discount in your first month of service.

Welcome to TEEN Talk presented by COFFEE with Kim with Kim Crabill and TEEN Talk Host Kyle Levien. Topic:  TEEN Talk - Bullying  Join us on “TEEN Talk” with Kim Crabill and Kylee Levien as they discuss bullying and how it affects teens. They will also be joined by special guests, TV director/producer, Alexandra Boylan and Teen Influencer, Victoria Belle.  Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org You can find, like and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Joey Canyon. Topic:  Joey Canyon - Meet the Man Behind Canyon Star TV Meet Joey Canyon, the man behind the singing of the multiple top ten hits, the movie acting and the new network, Canyon Star TV on the next "COFFEE with Kim" You'll no doubt be inspired as Joey speaks about his journey in a very real, genuine, down-to-earth nature.  Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org You can find, like and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio

Welcome to COFFEE with Kim with Host Kim Crabill and Special Guest Shelia Erwin. Topic:  “Talking the Titus 2 Talk” In our upcoming episode of "COFFEE with Kim," we are excited to welcome Shelia Erwin as our guest. Shelia is an author, speaker, and founder of Raising Dreamers Ministries. Our discussion will focus on the importance of women's ministry, specifically centered around Titus 2:3-5, commonly known as "Talking the Titus 2 Talk. "During this episode, Kim and Shelia will also be highlighting an incredible opportunity for you to participate in the upcoming "Lifeline" retreat. This event will be held in Franklin, TN and led by Raising Dreamers Ministries. The retreat will feature keynote speakers Shelia Erwin, Dawn Jordan, and Kim Crabill, along with various panel discussions addressing important topics relevant in today's society. Join us as we talk about the biblical aspects of women's ministry and an event that is definitely one that you won't want to miss..   Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the COFFEE with Kim Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about the show, Host Kim Crabill, guests, to leave us a comment and subscribe to the show! This show is a production of Up2Me Radio in coordination with the Media Team of the Roses and Rainbows Ministry.  Visit the ministry at www.rosesandrainbows.org You can find, like and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio  

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Today, I'm sitting down with my close friend and BPN employee #5, Jordan Utter. Jordan was brought on at BPN in 2019 as the first creative hire. We're sharing stories about the early days and what it took to build not only a company but also a brand fueled by creativity. We're talking about lessons learned, creating out of passion instead of following trends, how the mission impacts your work, and everything in between. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did! Save 10% at BPN Supps: https://bit.ly/nickbare10audio Follow for more:  IG: https://www.instagram.com/nickbarefitness/ YT: https://www.youtube.com/@nickbarefitness Keep up with Jordan here: IG: https://www.instagram.com/jordanutter_/

Jeremy Tangren, Director of Media Operations at The Duckbill Group, joins Corey on Screaming in the Cloud to discuss how he went from being a Project Manager in IT to running Media Operations at a cloud costs consultancy. Jeremy provides insight into how his background as a Project Manager has helped him tackle everything that's necessary in a media production environment, as well as what it was like to shift from a career on the IT side to working at a company that is purely cloud-focused. Corey and Jeremy also discuss the coordination of large events like re:Invent, and what attendance is really like when you're producing the highlight reels that other people get to watch from the comfort of their own homes. About JeremyWith over 15 years of experience in big tech, Jeremy brings a unique perspective to The Duckbill Group and its Media Team. Jeremy handles all things Media Operations. From organizing the team and projects to making sure publications go out on time, Jeremy does a bit of everything!Links Referenced: duckbillgroup.com: https://duckbillgroup.com requinnvent.com: https://requinnvent.com TranscriptAnnouncer: Hello, and welcome to Screaming in the Cloud with your host, Chief Cloud Economist at The Duckbill Group, Corey Quinn. This weekly show features conversations with people doing interesting work in the world of cloud, thoughtful commentary on the state of the technical world, and ridiculous titles for which Corey refuses to apologize. This is Screaming in the Cloud.Corey: Welcome to Screaming in the Cloud. I'm Corey Quinn. Today's guest is one of those behind-the-scenes type of people who generally doesn't emerge much into the public eye. Now, that's a weird thing to say about most folks, except in this case, I know for a fact that it's true because that's kind of how his job was designed. Jeremy Tangren is the Director of Media Operations here at The Duckbill Group. Jeremy, thank you for letting me drag you into the spotlight.Jeremy: Of course. I'm happy to be here, Corey.Corey: So, you've been here, what, it feels like we're coming up on the two-year mark or pretty close to it. I know that I had you on as a contractor to assist with a re:Invent a couple years back and it went so well, it's, “How do we get you in here full time? Oh, we can hire you.” And the rest sort of snowballed from there.Jeremy: Yes. January will be two years, in fact.Corey: I think that it's one of the hardest things to do for you professionally has always been to articulate the value that you bring because I've been working with you here for two years and I still do a pretty poor job of doing it, other than to say, once you get brought into a project, all of the weird things that cause a disjoint or friction along the way or cause the wheels to fall off magically go away. But I still struggle to articulate what that is in a context that doesn't just make it sound like I'm pumping up my buddy, so to speak. How do you define what it is that you do? I mean, now Director of Media Operations is one of those titles that can cover an awful lot of ground, and because of a small company, it obviously does. But how do you frame what you do?Jeremy: Well, I am a professional hat juggler, for starters. There are many moving parts and I come from a history of project management, a long, long history of project management. And I've worked with projects from small scale to the large scale spanning globally and I always understand that there are many moving parts that have to be tracked and handled, and there are many people involved in that process. And that's what I bring here to The Duckbill Group is that experience of managing the small details while also understanding the larger picture.Corey: It's one of those hard-to-nail-down type of roles. It's sort of one of those glue positions where, in isolation, it's well, there's not a whole lot that gets done when it is just you. I felt the same thing my entire career as a sysadmin turned other things that are basically fancy titles but still distilled down to systems administrator. And that is, well step one, I need a web property or some site or something that is going to absorb significant traffic and have developers building it. Because, “Oh, I'm going to run some servers.” “Okay, for what purpose?” “I don't know.”I was never good at coming up with the application that rode on top of these things. But give me someone else's application, I could make it scale and a bunch of exciting ways, back when that was trickier to do at smaller scale. These days, the providers out there make it a heck of a lot easier and all I really wind up doing is—these days—making fun of other people's hard work. It keeps things simpler, somehow.Jeremy: There always has to be a voice leading that development and understanding what you're trying to achieve at the end. And that's what a project manager, or in my role as Director of Media Operations, that's what I do is I see our vision to the end and I bring in the people and resources necessary to make it happen.Corey: Your background is kind of interesting. You have done a lot of things that a lot of places, mostly large companies, and mostly on the corporate IT side of the world. But to my understanding, this is the first time you've really gone into anything approaching significant depth with things that are cloud-oriented. What's it been like for you?Jeremy: It's a new experience. As you said, I've had experience all over the industry. I come from traditional data centers and networking. I'm originally trained in Cisco networking from way back in the day, and then I moved on into virtual reality development and other infrastructure management. But getting into the cloud has been something new and it's been a shift from old-school data centers in a way that is complicated to wrap your head around.Whereas in a data center before, it was really clear you had shelves of hardware, you had your racks, you had your disks, you had finite resources, and this is what you did; you built your applications on top of it and that was the end of the conversation. Now, the application is the primary part of the conversation, and scaling is third, fourth, fifth in the conversation. It's barely even mentioned because obviously we're going to put this in the cloud and obviously we're going to scale this out. And that's a power and capability that I had not seen in past companies, past infrastructures. And so, learning about the cloud, learning about the numerous AWS [laugh] services that exist and how they interact, has been a can of worms to understand and slowly take one worm out at a time and work with it and become its friend.Corey: I was recently reminded of a time before cloud where I got to go hang out with the founders at Oxide over in Oakland. I'd forgotten so much of the painful day-to-day minutia of what it took to get servers up and running in a data center, of the cabling nonsense, of slicing your fingers to ribbons on rack nuts, on waiting weeks on end for the server you ordered to show up, ideally in the right configuration, of getting 12 servers and 11 of them provision correctly and the 12th doesn't for whatever godforsaken reason. So, much of that had just sort of slipped my mind. And, “Oh, yeah, that's right. That's what the whole magic of cloud was.”Conversely, I've done a fair bit of IoT stuff at home for the past year or so, just out of basically looking for a hobby, and it feels different, for whatever reason, to be running something that I'm not paying a third party by the hour for. The actual money that we're talking about in either case is nothing, but there's a difference psychologically and I'm wondering how much the current cloud story is really shaping the way that an entire generation is viewing computers.Jeremy: I would believe that it is completely shifted how we view computers. If you know internet and computing history, we're kind of traveling back to the old ways of the centrally managed server and a bunch of nodes hanging off of it, and they basically being dummy nodes that access that central resource. And so, with the centralization of AWS resources and kind of a lot of the internet there, we've turned everyone into just a node that accesses this centralized resource. And with more and more applications moving to the web, like, natively the web, it's changing the need for compute on the consumer side in such a way that we've never seen, ever. We have gone from a standard two-and-a-half, three-foot tall tower sitting in your living room, and this is the family computer to everybody has their own personal computer to everyone has their own laptops to now, people are moving away from even those pieces of hardware to iPads because all of the resources that they use exist on the internet. So, now you get the youngest generation that's growing up and the only thing that they've ever known as far as computers go is an iPad in their hands. When I talk about a tower, what does that mean to them?Corey: It's kind of weird, but I feel like we went through a generation where it felt like the early days of automobiles, where you needed to be pretty close to a mechanic in order to reliably be convinced you could take a car any meaningful distance. And then they became appliances again. And in some cases, because manufacturers don't want people working on cars, you also have to be more or less a hacker of sorts to wind up getting access to your car. I think, on some level, that we've seen computers turn into appliances like that. When I was a kid, I was one of those kids that was deep into computers and would help the teachers get their overhead projector-style thing working and whatnot.And I think we might be backing away from that, on some level, just because it's not necessary to have that level of insight into how a system works to use it effectively. And I'm not trying to hold back the tide of progress. I just find it interesting as far as how we are relating with these things differently. It's a rising tide that absolutely lifts all ships, and that's a positive thing.Jeremy: Well, to carry your analogy further with cars, it used to be, especially in the United States, that in order to drive a car you had to understand a manual transmission, how to shift through all those gears, which gave you some understanding of what a clutch was and how the car moved. You had a basic understanding of how the car functions. And now in the United States, we all have automatic transmissions, and if I ask a regular person, “Do you understand how an engine works?” They'll just tell me straight, “No, I have no idea. My car gets me from A to B.”And computers have very much become that way, especially with this iPad generation that we're talking about, where it's a tool to access resources to get you from A to B, to get you from your fingertips to whatever the tools are that you're trying to access that are probably on the internet. And it changes the focus of what you need to learn as you're growing up and as you get into the industry. Because, say, for me, and you, Corey, we grew up with computers in their infancy and being those kids in the classroom, helping the teachers, helping our family members with whatever tech problem that they may have. Those were us. And we had to learn a lot about the technology and we had to learn a lot of troubleshooting skills in order to fix our family's problems, to help the classroom teacher, whatever it was. So, that's the set of skills that we learned through that generation of computers that the current generation isn't having to deal with as far as the complexity and the systems are concerned. So, they're able to learn different skills. They're able to interact with things more natively than you were I ever imagined.Corey: Well, I'm curious to get your perspective on how that's changed in the ways that you're interacting with teams from a project management perspective. I mean, obviously, we've seen a lot of technological advancement over the course of your career, which is basically the same length as mine, but what have you seen as far as how that affects the interplay of people on various teams? Or has it?Jeremy: It's made them more connected and less connected at the same time. I've found my most effective teams—generally—worked together in the same location and could turn around and poke the other team member in the back. And that facilitated communication all of the time. But that's not how every team can function. You have to lay on project management, you have to lay on tools and communication. And that's where this technology comes in is, how has it improved? How has it changed things?And interestingly, the web has advanced that, I think, to a significant degree because the old school, old project management style was either we're going to start planning this in Excel like so many managers do, or we're going to open up Microsoft Project and we're going to spend hours and hours and hours in this interface that only the project manager can access and show everyone. So, now we're in a point where everybody can access the project plan because it exists on the web—Smartsheets or whatever—we have instant communication via chat—whatever our chat of choice is Slack, Discord, IRC—and it allows us to work anywhere and be asynchronous. So, this team that previously I had to have sitting next to each other to poke each other, they can now be spread all over the world. I had a project a number of years ago working in virtual reality that we did exactly that. We had six teams spanned globally, and because we were able to hand off from each other through technology and through competent project management, the project was able to be built and successful rather than us continuing to point fingers at each other trying to understand what the next step is. So yeah, the technology has definitely helped.Corey: It's wild to me just seeing how… I guess, the techno-optimism has always been, “Oh, technology will heal the world and make things better,” as if it were this panacea that was going to magically take care of everything. And it's sort of a “Mo money, mo problems” type of situation where we've got, okay, great. Well, we found ways to make the old things that were super hard trivial, and all that's done is unlock a new level of problem because people remain people, for whatever it is. You work a lot more with people than you do with technology, despite the fact that if you look at the actual ins and outs of what you do, it's easy to look at that and say, “Oh, clearly, you're a technical person working on technology.” I would say you're a people-facing person.Jeremy: I agree with that, and that's why I refer to the people participating in my projects or on my team or what have you as people and not resources. Because people contribute to these things, not resources.Corey: So, what I'm curious about—since everyone seems to have a very disjointed opinion or perspective on how the sausage gets made over here—can you describe what your job is because I've talked to people who are surprised I have someone running media operations. Like, “How hard is it? You just sit down in front of a microphone and talk, and that's the end of it.” And I don't actually know the answer to that question because all I do is sit down in front of a microphone and talk, and that's the end of it. You have put process around things that used to vex me mightily and now I don't really know exist. So, it's sort of a weird question, but what is it you'd say it is you do exactly?Jeremy: I've actually had to answer this question a lot of times. The really, really simple version is I do everything that Corey doesn't [laugh]. Corey records and creates the content, he's the face of the company—you are the face of the company, Corey—and you do what you do. And that leaves everything else that has to be done. Okay, you record an episode of Screaming in the Cloud. What happens next?Well, it goes off to a team to be edited and then reviewed by the recording guest—to be reviewed by the guest. We have video editing that has to take place every time you go out to a shoot, we coordinate your presence on-site at events, we coordinate the arrival of other people to your events. In its shortest form, everything that is media-related that entails some kind of management or execution that is not creating content, I'm there moving things along or I have one of my teams moving things along.Corey: Before you showed up, there were times where I would record episodes like this and they wouldn't get published for three or four months because I would forget to copy the files from the recording off so that the audio processing team could handle that. And small minor process improvements have meant that I'm no longer the critical path for an awful lot of things, which is awesome. It's one of those invisible things around me that I vaguely know is there most of the time, but don't stop to think about it in quite the same way. Like, think of it as taking an airline trip somewhere: you get on the plane, you talk to the person at the gate, you [unintelligible 00:17:05] the flight attendants help you with your beverages or bags and whatnot, but you don't think about all the other moving parts that has to happen around aircraft maintenance, around scheduling, around logistics, around making sure that the seat is clean before you sit down at cetera, et cetera. There's so much stuff that you're sort of aware of you stopped to think about it, but it's not something that you see on a day-to-day basis, and as a result, it's easy to forget that it's there.Jeremy: That's what happens with people working in the background and making sure that things happen. A good example of this is also re:Quinnvent coming up here in a month, where we'll be at re:Invent—my production team, Corey, et cetera—where Corey will be recording content and we will be producing it in very short order. And this is an operation that has to occur without Corey's involvement. These are things that happen in the background in order to produce the content for the audience. There's always somebody who exists behind the scenes to move things along behind the creator. Because, Corey, you're a very busy person.Corey: People forget that I also have this whole, you know, consulting side thing that I do, too—Jeremy: Yeah.Corey: You know, the primary purpose of our company?Jeremy: Yeah. You are one of the busiest people I've ever met, Corey. Your calendar is constantly full and you're constantly speaking to people. There's no way that you would have the time to go in and edit each of these audio recordings, each of these video recordings, what have you. You have to have force multipliers hiding behind you to make things happen. And that's the job of the Director of Media Operations at Last Week in AWS.Corey: I have to ask since last year was your first exposure to it—that was your first re:Invent in person—what do you think of it?Jeremy: It was a madhouse [laugh]. I had managed re:Quinnvent back in 2021 remotely and I did not have the clear understanding of how far away things are, how convoluted the casinos are, things of that nature. And so, when I was working with you in 2021, Corey, I had to make a lot of assumptions that now I know better now that I've been on site. Like, it can take you 30 or 45 minutes to get across the street to one of the other re:Invent locations. It's really ridiculous.Corey: That was one of the reasons I had you and also I had Mike go out to re:Invent in person the first year that I was working with either of you on a full-time basis, just because otherwise it turned into, “Oh, it's just across the street. Just pop on over and say hi. It'll take you 20 minutes.” No, it'll take 90 by the time you walk through the casinos, find your way out, get over there, have your meeting, and get back. It's not one of those things that's trivial, but it's impossible to describe without sounding like a lunatic until someone has actually been there before.Jeremy: That's absolutely true. The personal experience is absolutely required in order to understand the scale of the situation, the number of people that are there, and the amount of time it's going to take to get to wherever you need to be, even if you're on the expo floor. Last year, I needed to deliver some swag to a vendor and it took me the better part of 15, 20 minutes to find that vendor on the expo floor using AWS's maps. It's a huge space and it's super convoluted. You need all the help that you can get. And being there in person was absolutely critical in order to understand the challenges that you're facing there, Corey.Corey: People think I'm kidding when I say that, “Oh, you're not going to re:Invent. I envy you. You must be so happy.” Like, people sometimes, if they haven't been, think, “Oh, I'm losing out because I don't have the chance to go to this madhouse event.” It's not as great as you might believe and there's no way to convince people of that until they've been there.I'm disheartened to learn that Google Cloud Next is going to be in Las Vegas next year. That means that's twice a year I'm going to have to schlep there instead of once. At least they're doing it in April, which is otherwise kind of a conference deadzone. But ugh, I am not looking forward to spending even more of my life in Las Vegas than I already have to. I'm there for eight nights a year. It's like crappy Cloud Hanukkah.Jeremy: [laugh]. I second that. To be perfectly honest, San Francisco and Moscone Center, I really enjoy them as venues for these kinds of conferences, but Las Vegas is apparently able to handle things better. I don't know, I'm not real happy about the Vegas situation either, and it takes a toll.Corey: Yeah, I tend to book the next week afterwards of just me lying flat on my back not doing anything. Maybe I'll be sick like I was last year with Covid when we all got it. Maybe I will just be breathing into a bag and trying to recuperate after it. But I know that for mostly the rest of the December, I just don't want to think about cloud too heavily or do too much with it, just because even for me, it's been too much and I need some decompression time.Jeremy: I hear that. I mean, you've had three weeks of Amazon just firehosing everyone with new service releases, new updates, just constantly, and re:Invent caps it all off. And then we get back and there's just no news and everybody's exhausted from being at re:Invent. Everyone's probably sick from being in Las Vegas. To add to that Las Vegas point, hey, there's a bunch of casinos and they're cigarette smoke-filled. Like, it's a miserable place to be. Why do they insist on putting these conferences there?Corey: It drives me nuts and it's one of those things where it's—I mostly feel for the people at Amazon who have to put this show on because yeah, I complain that I don't get much of a Thanksgiving because I have this whole looming event happening, but there are large squadrons of people that they send out in advance for weeks at a time to do things like build out the wireless networks, get everything set up, handle logistics, all of it, and those people forget having, [I think 00:23:35], something hanging over their head during Thanksgiving; they're spending Thanksgiving at… you know, a hotel. That's not fun.Jeremy: No, that's not fun at all. And I understand the stresses that they're under and what these event coordinators are having to deal with. This is a huge event and it's super thankless. That networking team, if things don't work absolutely perfectly and everybody has maximum bandwidth at all times, that poor networking team is going to catch hell, and they just spent weeks getting ready for this. That sucks. I don't really envy them, but I do applaud them and their effort.We've spent the last two [laugh] Thanksgivings planning our own event to make sure things happen smoothly. These big events take a lot of planning, a lot of coordination, and a lot of people. And I think that folks always underestimate that. They underestimate the level of involvement, the level of investment, and what it takes to put on a big show like this.Corey: I mean, there is the counterpoint as well, where we still go because it is the epicenter of the AWS universe. Despite all the complaints I have about it, I like the opportunity to talk to people who are doing interesting things who are building stuff that I'm going to be either using or have inflicted upon me over the next year. And even the community folks, just talking to people who are in the trenches as well, figuring out, okay, AWS built this thing and now I've got to work with it. There's really something to be said for having the opportunity to talk to those people face-to-face. I don't have a whole lot of excuses to go to all the places these people are from, but for one week a year, we all find ourselves in Las Vegas. So, that's at least the silver lining for me. Did you find any silver linings last time or was it simply, “I finally got to go home?”Jeremy: [laugh]. No, actually, I did enjoy it. To your point, getting to speak to the service owners, these people who've written the code, is an amazing opportunity. For example, I got to run into the DeepRacer folks last year before they set up for the tournament, and they were super helpful and super encouraging to get into the DeepRacer program. I explained, “I don't know how to code,” and they said, “That's fine. You can still get into it, you can still learn the basics.”And that's super endearing, that's really supportive, and that's really emblematic of the community that's coming to re:Invent. So, this is a great place to be for this experience, to meet these people, and to associate with other users like yourself. In fact, we're hosting the Atomic Liquors Drink-Up on November 29th for our community who's coming to re:Invent, and we want everybody who's able to come so that we can say hi, pay for your drinks and, you know, talk to us.Corey: Yeah, it starts at 7 p.m. We're co-hosting with RedMonk. No badge needed, no one will scan anything or try to sell you anything. It's just if you want to schlep the three miles from the strip out to Atomic Liquors to hang out with people who are like-minded, it's one of my favorite parts of the show every year. Please, if you're hearing this, you're welcome to come.Jeremy: Absolutely. It's open. No tickets required. It's totally free. I'll be there. Corey will be there—Corey is always there—and it'll be a great time, so I look forward to seeing you there.Corey: Indeed. Jeremy, thank you so much for taking the time out of your increasingly busy day as re:Invent looms ever closer to chat with me for about this stuff. If people want to learn more about what we're up to, where should they go to keep up? I lose track of what URL to send people to.Jeremy: [laugh]. Yeah, thank you for having me, Corey. And the best place to learn about what we're doing at re:Invent is actually requinnvent.com. That's R-E-Q-U-I-N-N-V-E-N-T dot com.Corey: And we'll put a link to that in the [show notes 00:27:33] for sure. Or at least your people will. I have nothing to do with it.Jeremy: Yes, I'll make sure they take care of that. Visit the website. That's where we've got our schedule, all the invites, anything you need to know about what we're doing at re:Invent that week is available on requinnvent.com.Corey: Jeremy, thank you for taking the time to speak with me. I really appreciate it.Jeremy: Thank you, Corey.Corey: Jeremy Tangren, Director of Media Operations here at The Duckbill Group. I'm Cloud Economist Corey Quinn and this is Screaming in the Cloud. If you've enjoyed this podcast, please leave a five-star review on your podcast platform of choice, whereas if you've hated this podcast, please leave a five-star review on your podcast platform of choice, along with an angry comment that one of these days someone on Jeremy's team will make it a point to put in front of me. 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