Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael Kaiser

In this episode of the DD214 Network podcast, the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from their excitement for the Super Bowl, issues with impersonation on YouTube, personal health updates, and their experiences with cannabis. They also share recommendations for TV shows, including 'Severance' and 'Invincible', highlighting the unique storytelling and production behind these series. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various aspects of the animated series 'Invincible,' discussing its unique title sequence, character dynamics, and overarching themes. They also touch on fan casting for the character Omni-Man, compare 'Invincible' with 'The Boys,' and share their thoughts on a paranormal investigation led by Dylan Mason. The discussion shifts to the serious topic of Stolen Valor, focusing on the case of Michael Kaiser, a man with multiple felonies who falsely claimed military service. The conversation highlights the importance of authenticity and the consequences of deceit in the military community. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the case of Donald Cameron, a veteran who skipped court and was subsequently arrested. They express disbelief at his actions and the consequences he faces. The discussion then transitions to the Super Bowl, where predictions are made about the game between the Eagles and the Chiefs, with a focus on the potential for history to be made. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer01:57 Super Bowl Excitement and Rivalry03:40 Impersonation Issues on YouTube11:02 Health Updates and Personal Stories18:07 Guest Spot and Cannabis Discussion25:23 TV Show Recommendations and Reviews28:52 The Unique Title Sequence of Invincible30:02 First Impressions of Invincible31:35 Fan Casting for Omni-Man37:55 Themes and Relationships in Invincible40:35 Comparing Invincible and The Boys41:12 Dylan Mason's Paranormal Investigation51:25 The Case of Michael Kaiser: Stolen Valor56:32 The Consequences of Stolen Valor57:27 The Case of Donald Cameron01:02:01 Transitioning to Sports and Super Bowl Talk01:16:40 Predictions for the Super Bowl01:23:41 Barbecue and Regional Rivalries01:26:09 Road Trips and Culinary Adventures01:27:20 Exotic Foods and Culinary Experiences01:30:15 Insects and Survival Foods01:32:30 Pop Culture References and Personal Anecdotes01:38:14 Community Support and Personal Struggles01:40:42 Final Thoughts and EncouragementDD214 Network PodcastDirected & Produced by Jonathan ‘Clean' SanchezHosted by Joe Squillini & Jay CampbellEdited by Clean Sanchez Media, LLCMusic by Shrieks666 ("Shadow Surfing," "Voices Getting Louder") – Check them out on Bandcamp!Website: CleanSanchezMedia.comDisclaimer: This Podcast contains adult language. Adult Supervision is advised.Fair Use Disclaimer:The content provided on this podcast may include material subject to copyright protection. In accordance with the principles of "fair use" as defined in Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, the use of copyrighted material on this podcast is for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research.The determination of whether the use of copyrighted material constitutes fair use is made on a case-by-case basis, taking into account various factors outlined in Section 107. The inclusion of such material is not an endorsement by the DD214 Network Podcast or Clean Sanchez Media, LLC, but is meant to enrich and contribute to discussions within the specified purposes of fair use. All copyrights and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.Shop official merch for BRVG, DD214 Network, Around the Apron, and more: http://www.CleanSanchezMedia.com

Black and white images of couples, colour photos of dancers, a fully kitted out studio... Michael Kaiser is ready for you on-site, or out in the landscape of your choice. His wedding photos are remarkable and timeless. There is an inventiveness and playful nature to what he produces. Join me for a conversation with this professional on what photography and photographic memories can do for your quality and enjoyment of life.

Michael Kaiser joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career in cybersecurity and how Defending Digital Campaigns works to protect campaigns from attacks by providing them with free resources and tools.

Michael Kaiser is a humble leader who knows how to bring out the best in his team. Michael grew up working on his family farm in South Alabama. After high school, he began working on an engineering degree and completed a BS in nuclear engineering while serving in the US Navy. After an honorable discharge from the Navy, Michael began working in the pulp and paper industry, where International Paper employed him. At International Paper, he frequently utilized Smith Industrial Services (SIS). as an industrial cleaning contractor. SIS eventually hired Michael to run a division of the company, leading him to his current role as Executive Vice President. He enjoys time with his wife, visiting friends and family, deep sea fishing, college football, nutrition, yoga, mindfulness and helping others. Episode Insight: Be intentional in the value you place on employees by engaging with them deeply and inspiring them to work as a united team. Background: Michael Kaiser is the Executive VP at Smith Industrial Services (SIS), based in Mobile, Alabama and is a customer of StoneAge. After getting to know Michael and being inspired by his servant leadership, I wanted to bring him on the show so you could learn a bit more about the very niche industry that StoneAge serves and the exceptional leaders in it. During the episode, Michael and I discuss how SIS lives its company values and invests in people, such as building strong relationships that create powerful teams. He shares how they have dramatically reduced turnover (we are in a high turnover industry because the work is hard and dirty) by creating a mentorship program aimed at helping teammates make it through their first 90 days. Michael tells us about growing up on a farm in South Alabama and how his parents instilled a deep work ethic at a young age that has carried throughout his career. Michael is the true epitome of servant leadership and he absolutely knows how to bring out the best in himself and his team. Have a listen, and let me know what you think! How to find Michael: Website: https://smithind.com/ LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-kaiser-b29603119/ Please consider ordering my book, The Ownership Mindset, on Amazon or Barnes and Noble Follow me on Instagram or LinkedIn. Subscribe to my podcast Reflect Forward on iTunes Or check out my new YouTube Channel, where you can watch full-length episodes of Advice From a CEO! And if you are looking for a keynote speaker or a podcast guest, click here to book a meeting with me to discuss what you are looking for!

Today I'm chatting with Michael Kaiser, who is one of the leaders of the biggest mead group in the world! I'm talking about the "Mead" Facebook group. He is an excellent mead maker and extremely helpful to the audience of over 100k people on there. He's also made mead for a long time and we get to sit down and pick his brain about mead in general. I hope you enjoy this episode! Join the "Mead" Facebook group if you're interested!Check out the main channel! www.YouTube.com/ManMadeMeadWant to know what I use? Check it out on my Amazon store of my website!www.ManMadeMead.comwww.ManMadeMead.comwww.Patreon.com/ManMadeMeadwww.Facebook.com/ManMadeMeaderySupport the show

In this last episode of the season, we discuss Heath's multiple attempts at clemency throughout the years. We talk with Mac Carder and Michael Kaiser, both criminal defense attorneys that represented Heath in separate clemency bids.  Will Heath get an opportunity to have his case looked at again or will history repeat itself within the legal community in Lonoke, AR? And what will happen when Rob reunites with Heath for the first time since Jack's sentencing hearing in 1998?  Life Without is hosted by Colby Watts and Katie Anthony. Produced by Dylan Edward Allen, Colby Watts and Katie Anthony. Music and Audio Engineering by Collin Thomas.

Michael Kaiser is the President and CEO of Defending Digital Campaigns, a nonprofit and nonpartisan organization working with Federal campaigns to secure their organizations and staff against cybercrime. DDC is providing free and low-cost security tools not counted as a campaign contribution with special permission by the FEC because unsafe political campaign practices are seen as a national security threat. We talk about Most significant cyber threats to political campaigns What cyber bad actors are trying to accomplish Security tools that DDC is making available to campaigns, staffers, candidates and their family members Focusing on what might happen, not what could happen Expanding this model to state and local races #DefendingDigitalCampaigns #DDC #2024Elections #PoliticalCampaigns #AI #Deepfakes #Disinformation #Misinformation #Cybersecurity #CampaignTech DefendCampaigns.org  

Political campaigns at every level are collecting data. And more than ever before, they are at a high risk of being hacked. How widespread is this problem? And if campaigns aren't able to protect their online operations, will that grow into distrust in our election process? Michael Kaiser from Defending Digital Campaigns talks about his work reinforcing cybersecurity for campaigns.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode of the podcast, brought to you by SOURCE®️ by Sound Agriculture, contributing editor Dan Crummett talks with Michael Kaiser and Britt Fossum from the University of Nebraska Lincoln about biochar and the university's biochar, which currently make up one of the largest in-field biochar studies in the U.S.

New month, new podcast! Yes the podcast is changing. Due to the sudden disappearance of Michael Kaiser and Jon Wilson, Tim Price and I decided it was time to homage them by bringing back Make Ours Marvel! (what? you didn't know they had disappeared? ummm it just happened....I mean I just heard about it). Join us as we rebrand the podcast and cover Amazing Spider-Man #59, Avengers #50, X-Men #42, Captain America #101 and Iron Man #1! Back to the Bins #559 Erenyes Facebook Legion of Substitute Podcasters Magazines and Monsters- Werewolf by Night #10 & 11 Marvel Outcasters Spidey Super Stories Tomb of Ideas Tomes of Evil Tumblr Twitter Two True Freaks Zero Hour Opening Music- "Intro Pompeii" by Lino Rise Licensed Under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Closing Music- Sound Design Provided by Jason Donnelly All Rights Reserved

In this episode, Pamela speaks with Michael Kaiser, who served as President of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., from January 2001 through August 2014. During his tenure, he expanded the educational and artistic programming for the United States' center for the performing arts, oversaw a major renovation effort of most of the Center's theaters, and led the nation in arts management training. In honor of his accomplishments, the Board of the Kennedy Center named him President Emeritus in 2014.  Pamela also speaks with Idyllwild Arts '22 Film & Digital Media graduate, Ella Garnes, who is now working on her BFA in Film & Television at Columbia College Chicago.Subscribe at idyllwildarts.org/theseriesOne World. One Idyllwild. The Series. brings together thought leaders, creatives, influencers and changemakers, highlighting the work of citizen artists whose careers and lives have been shaped by the transformative power of art.Executive Producer & Host: Idyllwild Arts Foundation President, Pamela Jordan

Tucked inside a big ol' barn at picturesque Freedom Farms in Valencia, Butler County, The Drinking Partners welcome listeners to Pittsburgh Mixed Culture, Cinderlands Beer Co. and Trace Brewing's inaugural celebration of all things saison and sour-centric. The show kicks off with Christian Gregory(9:29), representing Belgium's Brouwerij 3 Fonteinen. He talks about blending authentic lambics - “the drink of the people'' - and how the beloved brewery outside of Brussels maintains a consistent standard in their spontaneously-fermented beers year after year. Then, they take their taste buds on a “trip along the Oregon Trail” (29:45) with Matt Van Wyk, one of the co-founders of Eugene, Oregon's Alesong Brewing & Blending, who discusses what it takes for a brewery to stand out in a competitive, top-tier craft beer market. Finally,looking fresh with his ankles out, the “famous-famous” Michael Kaiser, founder of Good Beer Hunting. He talks about taking the site from a personal blog to an acclaimed global media venture, with contributors working across multiple continents. He finishes with praise for The Drinking Partners and recognizes the similarities between the growth of his project and theirs, telling Ed and Day “You guys put Pittsburgh on the map for beer in a big, big way.”   Produced by Epicast.  Recorded at Pittsburgh Mixed Culture festival 7-30-22 Presented by Cinderlands Beer Co. and Trace Brewing. Thanks to guests representing Brouwerij 3 Fonteinen, Good Beer Hunting, and Alesong Brewing & Blending.

Katie checks in with Artistic Director and Producer of the Mint Theater, Jonathan Bank.

„Das ist schon wirklich atemberaubend hier.“ Die Arktis zieht nicht nur Wissenschaftler und Forscher an, sondern auch Künstler wie den Filmmusik-Komponisten Daniel Michael Kaiser. Er reist in die Arktis, um Aufnahmen von Klängen und Geräuschen dieser Region zu sammeln. Diese Aufnahmen sollen später in seinem Werk „White, Vanishing“ verarbeitet werden. Bevor es auf den Heimweg geht, berichtet Daniel Michael Kaiser in SWR2 über seine klanglichen Entdeckungen in der Arktis.

About the guestSandra L. Gibson's arts and culture training, teaching and practice over three decades have given her a unique understanding of partnership, creativity and collaboration. Gibson's professional experience began with her role as program representative for UCLA Extension's Department of the Arts, where she developed and managed 180-200 nationally recognized programs annually. Gibson later became Director, West Coast Operations at American Film Institute, where she also served Director, NEA's Independent Filmmaker Program and Director, Center for Advanced Film and Television Studies. Gibson's work as the executive director of the Long Beach Regional Arts Council in California developed her gifts for working with diverse cultural communities, individual artists and patrons of arts and culture. Gibson directed the city's first Cultural Masterplan and launched the first Smithsonian Institution Program Affiliation in the US with the City of Long Beach. In 1995 Gibson served on the steering committee that formed Americans for the Arts and as a founding board member, and was recruited for the position of executive vice president and COO at the organization in 1998. In 2000, she was appointed the fourth president and CEO of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, the leading service and advocacy organization for the presenting industry worldwide. Gibson realized the need for a more comprehensive assessment of the performing arts in the context of a rapidly changing world and partnered with the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation to sponsor the first nationwide survey of the performing arts presenting field. Gibson engaged the association in new technologies and expanded its reach globally and across industry sectors, including partnerships with the leadership of Consejo Nacional de la Cultura y las Artes in Mexico; the French Embassy Cultural Services Division; the Netherlands Consulate and the Cultural Ministry of Colombia, among others. Gibson served as a Commissioner on the Culture Committee of the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO from 2005-2009 and testified with cellist Yo-Yo Ma about the challenges with nonimmigrant visa processing before the House of Representatives Government Reform Committee in 2005. Gibson served on NEA's Music Creativity panel in July 2002, the Regional Partnership Agreements panel in February 2006, the State Partnerships Agreements panel in January 2009, and State Partnerships Stimulus funding panel in March 2009. In 2004 Gibson launched the Creative Campus Initiative with a landmark meeting of the American Assembly at Columbia University, and in 2007 established the Creative Campus Innovations Grant Program to support exemplary cross-campus, interdisciplinary projects that integrate the arts into the academy. Gibson also led the development of an eco-leadership forum that advances the goals and action agenda of Culture|Futures, an international collaboration of organizations and individuals in the nonprofit, for-profit, philanthropic, economic development, political and policy arenas who are shaping and delivering proactive support for the transition towards an Ecological Age by 2050.Gibson became an independent consultant in July 2011 and in 2012 formed Sandra L. Gibson and Associates, LLC, a consulting practice dedicated to advancing the arts, culture and education globally. Gibson serves as Executive Director of the Maryland Film Festival/Stavros Niarchos Foundation Parkway Theatre in Baltimore, Maryland, as a Consulting Advisor to the DeVos Institute for Arts Leadership founded by Michael Kaiser at the University of Maryland, and as a Consulting Advisor to The Canales Project founded by opera singer Carla Dirlikov. From 2012-2018 Gibson served as the first executive director of the National China Garden Foundation in Washington, DC, overseeing the development, fundraising and construction design for a priority U.S.-China government initiative to establish the National China Garden, a 12-acre classical Chinese garden center in the historic U.S. National Arboretum. She has served as a consultant to the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of African American History and Culture, Northwoods Nijii Enterprise Corporation, Theatre Forward, and as an advisor to the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, as a consultant to the Smithsonian Office of the Assistant Secretary for Education and Access, and the National Museum of American History, as well as a Senior Artistic Advisor to the China International Performing Arts Fair, Guangzhou, China. Currently Gibson serves as President and Chair, Friends of the British Council, Board Member and Chair of the Artistic Committee of the Sphinx Organization, and as Vice Chair of the National Advisory board for Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. An ethnomusicologist and musician with a Master's Degree in Music from Northwestern University, Gibson believes the arts are critical to personal, community and national well being, essential to an advanced democracy and vital to global cultural exchanges. She has worked tirelessly to raise dynamic conversations about the intrinsic value and impact of art and art making, their contributions to a high-quality education, to economic livelihood and to a historic legacy woven intricately into the very fabric of life.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episodeSNF ParkwayPhotography by Mike MorganTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode★ Support this podcast ★

„Das ist schon wirklich atemberaubend hier.“ Die Arktis zieht nicht nur Wissenschaftler und Forscher an, sondern auch Künstler wie den Filmmusik-Komponisten Daniel Michael Kaiser. Er reist in die Arktis, um Aufnahmen von Klängen und Geräuschen dieser Region zu sammeln. Diese Aufnahmen sollen später in seinem Werk „White, Vanishing“ verarbeitet werden. Was genau er im Ewigen Eis hört und welche Ziele er mit seinem Projekt verfolgt, darüber spricht er in SWR2.

Today we're speaking with Michael Kaiser, an expert in cybersecurity and privacy. He's the President and CEO of Defending Digital Campaigns, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that provides access to cybersecurity products, software and training to campaigns. We discuss the reasons campaigns are targets for cyber attacks, the unique arrangement that allows DDC to provide these services for free, and how to drive culture changes around technology. The Business of Politics Show, hosted by Eric Wilson, is a production of Startup Caucus, an investment fund and incubator for Republican campaign technology.Visit StartupCaucus.com to learn more.

We discuss the case of Heath Stocks with Attorney, Michael Kaiser. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel, the weekly show where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson read chronologically through Marvel Comics' spandex adventures and discuss their thoughts with little to no authority. In this episode… Captain America 100 Capt. Savage and His Leatherneck Raiders 2 Daredevil 38 Fantastic Four 73 The Incredible Hulk 102

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel, the weekly show where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson read chronologically through Marvel Comics' spandex adventures and discuss their thoughts with little to no authority. In this episode… Captain America 100 Capt. Savage and His Leatherneck Raiders 2 Daredevil 38 Fantastic Four 73 The Incredible Hulk 102

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel, the weekly show where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson read chronologically through Marvel Comics' spandex adventures and discuss their thoughts with little to no authority. In this episode… Marvel Story Book Annual 1967 Sgt. Fury 52 Strange Tales 167 Thor 150 Iron Man & Sub-Mariner

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel, the weekly show where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson read chronologically through Marvel Comics' spandex adventures and discuss their thoughts with little to no authority. In this episode… Marvel Story Book Annual 1967 Sgt. Fury 52 Strange Tales 167 Thor 150 Iron Man & Sub-Mariner

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel, the weekly show where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson read chronologically through Marvel Comics' spandex adventures and discuss their thoughts with little to no authority. In this episode… Tales to Astonish 101 The Avengers 49 The X-Men 41 Marvel Super-Heroes 13 Amazing Spider-Man 58  

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel, the weekly show where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson read chronologically through Marvel Comics' spandex adventures and discuss their thoughts with little to no authority. In this episode… Tales to Astonish 101 The Avengers 49 The X-Men 41 Marvel Super-Heroes 13 Amazing Spider-Man 58  

Daniel Michael Kaiser ist Komponist vieler subtiler Filmmusiken - auch für den Tatort am 16.5. “Wo ist Mike”. Filmmusik, die nur das ohnehin Offensichtliche vertont, reizt ihn überhaupt nicht.

Hailing from Los Angeles by way of south Florida, Michael Kaiser is a singer-songwriter known for his somber and soulful musical delivery. Taking influence from artists old and new, Michael's melodies settle somewhere between Damien Rice and Leif Vollebekk often reading like poems. Settling in to Los Angeles just a short time ago, Michael has landed performances onto some of the city's most coveted stages including multiple stints at The Hotel Cafe, Desert Nights, Pappy and Harriets, The Satellite, and Highland Park Bowl to name a few. Michael's debut EP, Hello Coyote, is available now as of Jan 22, 2021 on all streaming platforms. “Hello Coyote brings together all of my muses: family, friendships, romance and the summer nights in any place on earth where it's warm enough to feel it in your bones. Over the last few years, writing and making music became my reasons for keeping on, and these songs are attempts to find the rhythm in life's changes and in life's heartache, and the coyotes, still running through the hills.” - Live at 5 is an Anchor Eighty Four Media original. Hosted by Skeez Nava and Produced by Cody Jones. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/liveatfive/message

Der Kaiser gibt bald seine Krone ab – Michael Kaiser, der Bürgermeister von Hardegsen stellt sich im Herbst nicht erneut zur Wahl. Was sich der oberste Verwaltungschef bis zum Ende seiner Amtszeit vorgenommen hat, was er sich für Hardegsen wünscht und welches Fazit er zu den in den vergangenen Monaten umgesetzten Projekten zieht, berichtet Kaiser im Interview mit Julia Kleine:

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel, the weekly show where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson read chronologically through Marvel Comics’ spandex adventures and discuss their thoughts with little to no authority. In this episode… Tales to Astonish #87 Tales of Suspense #85 The X-Men #27 Daredevil #23 Images from Discussion:

One of the key pillars in building a strong organization is promoting your work, both immediately and in an ongoing, reputational manner.Michael Kaiser oversees the DeVos Institute of Arts Management’s training and consulting programs, both in the United States and around the world. An expert on nonprofit development and management with a particular emphasis on the arts community, Michael has been a pivotal leader at some of the most prestigious arts organizations around the world, including serving as president of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., the Executive Director of the Royal Opera House, the largest performing arts organization in the United Kingdom, Executive Director of American Ballet Theatre and Executive Director of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Foundation. In today's episode, Michael outlines the importance and value of marketing for nonprofit organizations and offers helpful strategies to best tell your story. He also shares valuable insight into how to lead and grow a successful organization.http://devosinstitute.umd.edu/

"I want to see action. I want to see change. I want to see investment. I want to see not that EDI (Equity, Diversity & Inclusion) is something you need to do, but that this is a value we have in our organizations." Michael Kaiser, Chairman of the DeVos Institute of Arts Management, shares the importance of diversity in the arts.

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel Mailbag, a sub-series of Make Ours Marvel where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson take a break from talking about Marvel's spandex adventures to respond to reader e-mails. That's right, an entire episode dedicated to you, the listener, and all that you think about when listening to us. Oh the […]

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel Mailbag, a sub-series of Make Ours Marvel where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson take a break from talking about Marvel’s spandex adventures to respond to reader e-mails. That’s right, an entire episode dedicated to you, the listener, and all that you think about when listening to us. Oh the … Continue reading Make Ours Marvel Mailbag 11

Welcome to Not Comics, a sub-series of Make Ours Marvel where Michael Kaiser, Jon M. Wilson, and Sara Century take a break from talking about Marvel's spandex adventures and instead focus on Marvel's endeavors outside of comics.  In this special…Captain America and Captain America II: Death Too Soon! Watch the Trailers: Bonus Video: Listen to […]

Welcome to Not Comics, a sub-series of Make Ours Marvel where Michael Kaiser, Jon M. Wilson, and Sara Century take a break from talking about Marvel’s spandex adventures and instead focus on Marvel’s endeavors outside of comics.  In this special…Captain America and Captain America II: Death Too Soon! Watch the Trailers: Bonus Video: Listen to … Continue reading Not Comics Special 27: Captain America / Captain America II: Death Too Soon

Robert and Christen discuss investing in Louisville’s cultural future, building capacity within our arts organizations, and evolving local philanthropy towards more inclusive and relevant support. Christen Boone is the President & CEO of the Fund for the Arts in Louisville. Before that, she held leadership roles at Actors Theatre of Louisville, the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, and Cincinnati’s Fine Arts Fund.

Michael Kaiser ist Personal Trainer aus Leidenschaft, mit seiner Champion Factory hat er professionelles Sporttraining für den "Ottonormalverbraucher" erlebbar gemacht und sich damit etabliert. Während seiner Arbeit als Industriemechaniker hat er angefangen mit Alkohol und Drogen zu experimentieren, was ihn letzten Endes dazu veranlasst hat, 2009 einen Entzug zu machen und sein Leben neu zu ordnen. Neben fachlich aktuellen Ansichten hat er auch explizite Meinungen zum Unterschied von "Qualität und Bullshit" oder zwischen Trainer und Coach. Freut euch auf eine interessante Folge, in der Michael neben seiner Arbeit auch viel persönliches prreisgibt - viel Spaß beim hören!

The exciting sequel to the epic conversation about DARK KNIGHT RETURNS! Donovan Morgan Grant and Michael Kaiser join me to talk about BATMAN YEAR ONE! In the second of a two part series we talk about the final two chapters of Batman's first year!

The exciting sequel to the epic conversation about DARK KNIGHT RETURNS! Donovan Morgan Grant and Michael Kaiser join me to talk about BATMAN YEAR ONE! In the second of a two part series we talk about the final two chapters of Batman's first year!

The exciting sequel to the epic conversation about DARK KNIGHT RETURNS! Donovan Morgan Grant and Michael Kaiser join me to talk about BATMAN YEAR ONE! In the second of a two part series we talk about the final two chapters of Batman's first year!

The exciting sequel to the epic conversation about DARK KNIGHT RETURNS! Donovan Morgan Grant and Michael Kaiser join me to talk about BATMAN YEAR ONE! In the first of a two part series we talk about the first two chapters of Batman's first year!

The exciting sequel to the epic conversation about DARK KNIGHT RETURNS! Donovan Morgan Grant and Michael Kaiser join me to talk about BATMAN YEAR ONE! In the first of a two part series we talk about the first two chapters of Batman's first year!

The exciting sequel to the epic conversation about DARK KNIGHT RETURNS! Donovan Morgan Grant and Michael Kaiser join me to talk about BATMAN YEAR ONE! In the first of a two part series we talk about the first two chapters of Batman's first year!

Celebrating the release of the 2019 PEN America Prison Writing Awards Anthology, PEN America and The Poetry Project present an evening of exceptional work from currently incarcerated writers, staged by a series of dynamic authors, actors and activists. Part 1 of 2 Cortney Lamar Charleston reads Self Portrait As State Property by P.M. Dunne (00:20) Margo Jefferson reads “Thorazine, Haldol & Coffee: My Life in a Prison Mental Health Ward,” by Michael Kaiser (03:58) T Kira Madden reads “My Co-Worker,” Edward Ji (14:50) Shaun Leonardo reads "Geode" by David A. Pickett (15:33) Rachel Eliza Griffiths reads “Time Reversal Invariance" by David Pickett (26:55) Kevin Boone, Tamika Graham, Milton Jones, Paul Kim, and Edwin Santan perform “Never 2 Late” by John Benjamin (29:00) T Kira Madden reads "Under the Bridge" by Christiana Justice (42:15) Robert Pollock reads "Monologue" by Sean Thomas Dunne (45:41)

Brass Junkies Extra: Tubist Aubrey Foard of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on the state of the lockout In this special episode of The Brass Junkies, Aubrey Foard catches us up on where things stand with the BSO lockout. From his bio: Aubrey Foard is the principal tubist of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, a position he has held since 2018. He also serves as Lecturer of Tuba and Euphonium at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and as Artist Faculty at the Brevard Music Center. Mr. Foard was most recently principal tubist of the Charlotte Symphony, where he had performed since 2012. He has previously held principal tuba positions in the Santa Barbara, West Virginia, Canton, Youngstown, and Albany Symphonies as well as with the Britt Festival Orchestra. He has performed as a guest musician with several other orchestras, including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, The Cleveland Orchestra, the North Carolina Symphony, the Louisville Orchestra, Arizona MusicFest, and as Acting Principal Tubist with the San Diego Symphony. Aubrey gives us an inside look at how the lockout has impacted the musicians over these last few months.  We discuss: Expiration of their contract Summer bargaining sessions His first act as a member of the BSO Management's offers vs. the players' Cancellation of the summer season and the start of the lockout Lack of progress in negotiations Aubrey taking 47 auditions before landing the BSO gig Taiwan Tubamania Finding Baltimore Symphony recordings in Taipei Individual overscale negotiations Leaving the Charlotte Symphony The impact of previous management decisions on today's situation The difference between a 40-week and a 52-week orchestra Playing with the San Diego Symphony in the summers How uncertainty of the future of the orchestra has impacted him personally Having to hit the road to make it work The impact on his family 15-20 other cities have already reached out to have Baltimore Symphony players sub with their orchestras ICSOM Call to action has provided over $250,000 so far "The BSO without the O is just BS" Lessons from the experience (stay united and get involved) Throwing a mega-brass concert to support the musicians Collecting data for the creation of a fact sheet and data project Michael Kaiser, make great art and market it brilliantly Places and people who are doing it right in the industry Aubrey Bergauer of the California Symphony Deborah Borda of the New York Philharmonic Mark Niehaus of the Milwaukee Symphony  Phil Munds and Andy Balio on The Brass Junkies Future Symphony Institute Here's a link to a recent article from Baltimore Sun outlining the state of things: "BSO and musicians in marathon contract negotiations as deadline looms" Here's a link to the musicians' Facebook page: BSO Musicians Facebook page And their website: BSO Musicians Website The players' GoFundMe page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/keep-the-o-in-bso

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel, the weekly show where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson read chronologically through Marvel Comics' spandex adventures and discuss their thoughts with little to no authority. In this episode… Journey into Mystery #112 (Jan 1965) Tales to Astonish #64 (Feb 1965) X-Men #9 (Jan 1965) Images from Discussion: Listen to […]

Welcome to Make Ours Marvel, the weekly show where Michael Kaiser and Jon M. Wilson read chronologically through Marvel Comics’ spandex adventures and discuss their thoughts with little to no authority. In this episode… Journey into Mystery #112 (Jan 1965) Tales to Astonish #64 (Feb 1965) X-Men #9 (Jan 1965) Images from Discussion: Listen to … Continue reading Episode 74: Puny God

Our guests this week include Michael Kaiser, Operating Manager of Sand Valley Golf Resort in Rome, Wisconsin, a destination golf spot. Also Chuck Klecatsky Director of Golf at Cragun’s Resort who fills us in on the upcoming CRMC Tour Showcase at Cragun’s August 19-22, Brainerdlakestourshowcase.com.

TREASURYCAST #37 - CAPTAIN AMERICA'S BICENTENNIAL BATTLES To celebrate the Fourth of July weekend, Rob and Make Ours Marvel hosts Michael Kaiser and Jon Wilson take a look at 1976's CAPTAIN AMERICA'S BICENTENNIAL BATTLES, written and drawn by Jack Kirby! Check out images from this comic by clicking here! E-MAIL: firewaterpodcast@comcast.net MAKE OURS MARVEL - http://makeoursmarvel.com Follow TREASURYCAST on Twitter: @TreasuryComics Subscribe to TREASURYCAST on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/treasurycast/id1166726594 Opening theme by Luke Daab: http://daabcreative.com This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK: Visit the Fire & Water WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com Follow Fire & Water on TWITTER – https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our Fire & Water FACEBOOK page – https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Thanks for listening! Go big or go home!

Hey!! Welcome to Episode 333 of The Podcast That Goes SNIKT! Flashback! Uncanny X-Men 268! Michael Kaiser from Make Ours Marvel makes his Snikt-cast debut to help talk about the classic Uncanny X-Men #268. This podcast is about all things Wolverine, specifically focusing on his Marvel Comics appearances. I'll be offering comic reviews and commentary. Warning, this podcast features spoilers, so if that worries you and you haven't read the preceding issues, you may want to check back later...  Enjoy, Share, and please come back!! Next up...more SNIKT! e-mail sniktcast@yahoo.com www.facebook.com/sniktpodcastfanpage https://twitter.com/sniktcast http://makeoursmarvel.com/

An evil space Queen has set her sights on the planet Earth. Her nefarious plans to take over the world are already in motion. Only the bravery of one young boy can save the Earth and free the sinister Queen's slaves. Can he do it? Can Danny Johnson Save the World?! The 10th entry into the Mihmiverse, a film universe in and of itself created by writer and director Christopher R. Mihm, fits nicely after the events of one of the previous films, The Giant Spider, where we actually first meet, albeit briefly, the young Danny Johnson. The Holidays are upon the Johnson household and two young children beg their slumbering grandpa Dan to tell them a story to pass the time till dinner. Grandpa, after some coaxing, tells of the time he, his siblings and their friends, saved the world from alien invaders! The story unfolds and of course Danny is triumphant, but seeing the events and watching Mihm expertly tell an original story while paying homage to the films he so obviously loves, is a tremendous treat! References to the films of the 50's, which is the style Mihm emulates in all his movies, lovingly find their home here, and a line or two from the slightly more recent Ghostbusters finds their way into the film as well. As with many small budget independent movies, a director often has to rely on friends and family for the many parts as well as reach out to what can be a small pool of local actors. Making it even more difficult with "Danny Johnson Saves the World" the cast is, with only the fewest of exceptions, children! Pulling in Mihmiverse mainstays like James Norgard and Michael Kaiser for the few roles that needed full size people, Mihm cast his own son, Elliott, for the role of Danny Johnson. Being a good parent he also found homes for rest of the family too! Smart move dad! It's always dangerous casting kids in kids roles. (Why do you think most movies and TV shows star 20 something high school students?) Mihm gets pretty lucky. Elliott really appears to put in a ton of effort and it shows. The rest of the kids, whether it was planned or it worked itself out in production, are never given more than they can handle and what they are given they handle incredibly well. Pulling out all the stops for this one, Mihm not only casts children, he throws in puppets created by Stephanie Mihm (including an adorable little "Steve"), and even a few stop motion animated creatures from animator Norman Yeend! Oh, and no Mihm film would be complete without a monster or robot! Here, Mitch Gonzales's designed mechanized monstrosity may be one of the best Mihmiverse creations yet! I've not always been fair to all the Mihmiverse films. I watched the first movie, Monster of Phantom Lake and absolutely loved it! I quickly bought the others in the collection, which at the time went up to Attack of the Moon Zombies, and I found myself a little disappointed with them . I wanted more of what I loved about "Phantom Lake". To me they others were just missing "something". It wasn't until I watched House of Ghosts that I realized I may be the one watching them wrong. I was watching expecting the writer and director to try and duplicate everything about the first one, and that blinded me to the fact that each film was an experiment from a film maker that was not only exploring the craft of movie-making, but exploring his own universe. Each movie, while firmly planted in the Mihmiverse, was it's own "thing". Each paying homage to different films and film makers. Each with their own feel and look. I still have my favorites, but I can no longer say that there are any that I dislike. On that note, I loved Danny Johnson Saves the World. This is a movie for kids of all kinds and ages. Whether you grew up with the 50's films or just discovered them thanks to late night re-runs or dear old dad, and even if you never bothered to watch any of them before, this would make a great icebreaker!