Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Fuller

Mike Fuller joins Natasha on this episode of the Natasha Helfer Podcast. Mike worked as a full-time seminary teacher of the LDS church for twenty years. He summarizes his reason to change careers as a “journey from orthodoxy to compassion”. He has found that making decisions based on values has been fulfilling. He received both his B.A in Communication and Psychology in 2002 and  M.A in Education in 2008 from Boise State University. He recently earned a Masters in Social Work from Penn West University in 2024 and is licensed in Utah as a Certified Social Worker. You can find out more about Mike at the Flourish Therapy website: https://www.flourishtherapy.org/blog-all-posts/mike-fuller/ He is also on Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/mike-fuller-bountiful-ut/1274156 Also, check out his blog: https://medium.com/@mikefuller.msw   To help keep this podcast going, please consider donating at natashahelfer.com and share this episode. To watch the video of this podcast, you can subscribe to Natasha's channel on Youtube and follow her professional Facebook page at natashahelfer LCMFT, CST-S. You can find all her cool resources at natashahelfer.com. This podcast addresses many topics around mental health and sexuality and may not be suitable for minors. Some topics may elicit a trigger or emotional response so please care for yourself accordingly. The views, thoughts and opinions expressed by our guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or feelings of Natasha Helfer or the Natasha Helfer Podcast. We provide a platform for open and diverse discussions, and it is important to recognize that different perspectives may be shared. We encourage our listeners to engage in critical thinking and form their own opinions. The intro and outro music for these episodes is by Otter Creek. Thank you for listening. And remember: Symmetry is now offering Ketamine services. To find out more, go to symcounseling.com/ketamine-services.  

What distinguishes Digital World Class® technology organizations from their competitors? In this episode of the Business Excelleration® Podcast, Kyle McNabb and Mike Fuller tackle this question, drawing from The Hackett Group's recent research. They reveal that the key lies in providing high-value services, while aligning closely with business objectives and enhancing customer service. Additionally, they explore how cutting-edge technology functions are leveraging automation and setting the stage for Gen AI advancements.

Wednesday night Bible study with Mike Fuller teaching from Calvary Chapel Fortuna.

Send us a Text Message.EPISODE 20 “While Riv Steps Away, The Crew Shall Play with The Scale Model Car Podcast”On this episode, we have some specials for you! (Take that as you may….)We have Jeff Herne back, to talk about the successful Madison National show, and give us the skinny on his perspective on the show.We also have a pair of fellow podcasters on, Lula Cee, AKA Matt, and Handsome Jason Hanscom from the Scale Model Car podcast are here to tell us about their show, and to join in on the topic of Peer awards vs. show awards.  All those chips and coins we see…what would you prefer, or better yet, how they have changed or are changing the show landscape.We didn't have any New Kits in the News, but we do have our usual social media shout outs.Check this one out….Riv Says it might be our best one yet!Social Media Shoutouts:Riv loves The bust that earned one of our chips at the Manawatu Scale model Expo by Gavin DoddBad Santa gave his shout out to Mike Fuller's son's B-25 JTuch liked Eric F. Gamallia's Atlantis Mack Bulldog backdated to make a 1918 MackAdams' pick was Chad Truss' Cell Shaded Nissan Silvia, as seen at IPMS Nats and on the cover of Finescale ModelerFrankie D shouted out Michael P. Hill's vacu-formed collection!Luka Cee gave his guest shout out to Mark Bollan Dean and his 69 Camaro Pro-Mod. You can find that one on his group, the Luka Cee's Model Car Headquarters groupHandsome Jason Hanscom also picked one from Luka Cee's group, but chose Paul Mattox and his kid's' 48 hour group build entries.  All three build some pretty impressive cars!Jeff Herne really liked Bauble Young's IPMS Nats Best in Show Winner-his fully scratch built Foundation FTL ship! Don't forget that you can go to MODELPODCASTS.COM to “browse through a list of current podcasts…”And you can reach us at Modelinginsanitypodcast@gmail.comOpening and end music by Supernova by Arthur Vyncke https://soundcloud.com/arthurvostMusic promoted by http://www.free-stock-music.comJoin the Podcast on Facebook on The Modeling Insanity Podcast PageEmail the Insanity Crew at modelinginsanitypodcast@gmail.com for any comments or suggestions.

At the 14 February 2024 #NewtownPA Board of Supervisors public meeting, Mike Fuller, President/Founder of Keystone Lighting Solutions, presented the Final Project Overview for replacing all street lights in town with LED lights. This is an audio recording of the presentation and Q&A session that followed. You can find the presentation here: https://rebrand.ly/RSLPPpreso and detailed project specifications here: https://rebrand.ly/RSLLP_Specs Afterward, the supervisors approved a resolution to move forward with the "Base Upgrade" (manual controls) using a "Hybrid Approach"; i.e., 4000 K pure white lights for major roads and warmer, 3000 K lights for local roads and residential roads. A total of 1,613 lights will be replaced at an estimated net project cost (including contingency fees and PECO rebates) of $720,373. The annual operating cost savings will be $43,679 and the payback period is estimated to be 16.5 years.

Why FinOps Now? CUDOS, FOCUS, and AWS joining the party

Why FinOps Now? CUDOS, FOCUS, and AWS joining the party

Wednesday night Bible study with Mike Fuller teaching from Calvary Chapel Fortuna.

Episode 31 Jason Fuller - Lessons From 10 Years of FinOps Jason Fuller, Head of Cloud at HERE Technologies, talks with Mike Fuller, CTO of the FinOps Foundation and looks back at lessons learned from doing FinOps since long before it was called FinOps.Jason Fuller | LinkedInLearn more and join the FinOps Foundation at www.FinOps.org.

In this episode, we were fortunate to welcome Mr. James Mathers. James is both a longtime Cinematographer and is the founder of the Digital Cinema Society. In our conversation, James shares his story — from child actor, to meeting Walt Disney, his experiences working on the original “Frost/Nixon” interviews in the late-1970s, to shooting dozens of independent films and documentaries over the years. Some of the projects James has shot include The U.S. vs. John Lennon, Beautiful Dreamer: Brian Wilson and the Story of ‘Smile', How Bruce Lee Changed the World, Who is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin' About Him?), and The Chicago 8. In addition to his films and the formation of the Digital Cinema Society, James talks about evolving technologies, recommendations for today's filmmakers — and much more. The Making Of is presented by AJA Video Systems:Validating IMF Packages with the Oxagile Plug-in for AJA Diskover Media EditionAJA Diskover Media Edition provides a powerful, intuitive sustainable data management solution that integrates with a range of plug-ins, including Oxagile's IMF Validator plug-in. With it, users can scan and validate IMF packages before final delivery from anywhere, cuing content creators and providers into when content is ready to share. For more information, visit hereUpcoming EventMallorca Film Festival — October 18-24thThe Evolution Mallorca Int'l Film Festival enters its 12th edition this October. This year will also mark the 2nd Annual Cinematography Focus — including Educational Panels, Workshops, Networking and Awards. In addition, ARRI has joined as a lead festival sponsor. The Mallorca Film Festival is recognized as "One of Europe's 10 Most Exciting Film Festivals" by The Guardian, as MovieMaker's “Top 50 Film Festivals Worth The Entry Fee” and appears on the 100 Best Reviewed Film Festival list on FilmFreeway! More at evolutionfilmfestival.comZEISS introduces their new camera tracking systemWith CinCraft Scenario, ZEISS presents a new, powerful and flexible camera tracking system as part of their CinCraft ecosystem.Built upon NCAM's unique tracking technology and ZEISS' expertise in lens data, the camera tracking system introduces a user experience designed to match the film crew's workflow and ease of use. Learn more hereCSS Music Boosts Its Library Service with Revolutionary A.I. Technology CSS Music has announced a brand-new feature for the community looking to score their projects. This new state-of-the-art A.I. technology powers search like never before — with incredible speed, accuracy and creativity. CSS Music President Michael Fuller shared, “I've been in this industry for over forty years and I've never quite seen anything like this. This will not only revolutionize the way we run our business, but it will change the way producers and editors search for music and handle their post workflows. Simply put, it'll save everyone a lot of time and energy... and we are proud to offer this solution to the creative community.”  To browse this new search tool, visit here In addition, CSS Music has announced their 1st Annual "Summer Post Special" for end-users working in post now. For only $199, creatives can acquire a 200-track “You Pick ‘em Plan” to score an unlimited number of projects with no restrictions. And as a bonus, they'll receive a copy of Tom Hanks' new book, “The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece” absolutely free with their purchase! This is with fulfillment by Amazon. To inquire, call Mike Fuller at 1-800-468-6874. OWC Thunderbolt Go DockThe OWC Thunderbolt Go Dock is the first of its kind, full-featured Thunderbolt dock with a built-in power supply and 11 ports, for additional ease and connectivity while on the Go. It's a one-dock solution that works with all past, present and future Thunderbolt and USB devices and accessories. Take a look hereCSS Music is the go-to production Music Library for Hollywood and the entire Film, TV and AV/Video markets. CSS offers thousands of tracks in every genre and style — helping producers and editors score their latest productions with licensing to fit any budget, from Royalty-Free or needle drop to Gratis (free) for qualified projects. With its easy-to-use search capability, great service and high-quality music, CSS has continued to serve the community since 1982. Visit cssmusic.com Any questions? Contact us at info@cssmusic.comPodcast Rewind:August 2023 - Episode XV…The Making Of is produced by Michael Valinsky.To promote your product or service to over 7,000 leading film, TV and video industry pros, reach out to mvalinsky@me.comThe Making Of is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, please consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to The Making Of at themakingof.substack.com/subscribe

This week on DisrupTV, we interviewed Rahul Ponnala, Co-founder and CEO of Granica, Mike Fuller, CTO at the FinOps Foundation and William Eggers and Donald Kettl, Authors of Bridgebuilders. DisrupTV is a weekly Web series with hosts R “Ray” Wang and Vala Afshar. The show airs live at 11:00 a.m. PT/ 2:00 p.m. ET every Friday. Brought to you by Constellation Executive Network: constellationr.com/CEN.

Welcome to the Jon Myer Podcast, where we bring you the latest insights and trends in the dynamic world of cloud technology and finance. Today, we have two extraordinary guests joining us, J.R. Storment, the Executive Director of the FinOps Foundation, and Mike Fuller, the CTO of the FinOps Foundation. These remarkable individuals are not only authors of the groundbreaking book, "Cloud FinOps," but also pioneers in reshaping how organizations optimize their cloud resources and drive maximum value. In the past few years, FinOps has experienced a seismic shift driven by the COVID cloud acceleration and economic concerns. Astonishingly, 90% of Fortune 50 companies, with 45 out of 50 participating, are actively engaged in FinOps programs. We're eager to explore the journey of FinOps, from its cultural discipline to the emergence of new tools and platforms, its integration into cloud provider offerings, and the industry's recognition and certification. But first, let's address the burning question on everyone's mind: Is FinOps really fun?

Welcome to the Jon Myer Podcast, where we bring you the latest insights and trends in the dynamic world of cloud technology and finance. Today, we have two extraordinary guests joining us, J.R. Storment, the Executive Director of the FinOps Foundation, and Mike Fuller, the CTO of the FinOps Foundation. These remarkable individuals are not only authors of the groundbreaking book, "Cloud FinOps," but also pioneers in reshaping how organizations optimize their cloud resources and drive maximum value. In the past few years, FinOps has experienced a seismic shift driven by the COVID cloud acceleration and economic concerns. Astonishingly, 90% of Fortune 50 companies, with 45 out of 50 participating, are actively engaged in FinOps programs. We're eager to explore the journey of FinOps, from its cultural discipline to the emergence of new tools and platforms, its integration into cloud provider offerings, and the industry's recognition and certification. But first, let's address the burning question on everyone's mind: Is FinOps really fun?

Episode 21 J.R. Storment & Mike Fuller: Cloud FinOps Book, Second Edition J.R. Storment & Mike Fuller, authors of Cloud FinOps - Collaborative, Real-Time Cloud Value Decision Making, visit to discuss what updates were included in the expansive Second Edition.Cloud FinOps: Collaborative, Real-Time Cloud Value Decision MakingMike Fuller | LinkedInJ.R. Storment | LinkedInFinOps X - June 27-30, 2023 San Diego, California

J.R. Storment and Mike Fuller discuss cloud financial operations (FinOps) with host Akshay Manchale. They consider the importance of a financial operations strategy for cloud-based infrastructure. J.R. and Mike discuss the differences between operating your own data center and running in the cloud, as well as the problems that doing so creates in understanding and forecasting cloud spend. Mike details the Cloud FinOps lifecycle by first attributing organizational cloud spend through showbacks and chargebacks to individual teams and products. JR describes the two levers available for optimization once an organization understands where they're spending their cloud budget. They discuss complexities that arise from virtualized infrastructure and techniques to attribute cloud usage to the correct owners, and close with some recommendations for engineering leaders who are getting started on cloud FinOps strategy.

The new U.K. Treasury chief on Sunday insisted Prime Minister Liz Truss retains control of her government despite having to roll back her signature economic policies weeks into her premiership. Jeremy Hunt was drafted in to lead the Treasury after Truss sacked Kwasi Kwarteng amid rising pressure following the turbulent market reaction to the new administration's “mini-budget.” “The prime minister's in charge,” Hunt, a former foreign and health secretary, told the BBC when he was asked whether he now held all the power at Downing Street. Truss and Kwarteng had slowly unraveled key elements of their economic vision, including tax cuts for top earners and a halt on corporation tax rises, before the prime minister gave in to financial market instability and tanking polling figures and fired Kwarteng. Hunt has now said taxation will rise and public spending will shrink, despite Britain's growing cost-of-living crisis. He said he had been surprised to receive the call to return to the Cabinet, but he was “honored” to join the government as he shared Truss' desire to prioritize economic growth. “She has changed the way we're going to get there, but she has not changed the destination, which is to get the country growing,” Hunt said. It remains unclear if Truss, who throughout this summer's leadership campaign secured the support of a majority of Conservative Party members but not of its lawmakers, can ward off any plots to oust her. Tory lawmaker Robert Halfon told Sky News on Sunday that many colleagues remained unhappy and the situation “has to improve”. Opposition leader Keir Starmer has pressed the Labour Party's call for an immediate general election to restore stability, saying the Conservatives are “at the end of the road”. Hunt has suggested an election is not imminent election, saying Truss will be judged on how her government performs over the next 18 months. The Conservatives want to win back the trust of the public before any national vote. Recent polls have placed the Conservative Party at a vote share of around 25%, a far cry from the 42.4% share they received in December 2019 which handed then-leader Boris Johnson a commanding majority in Parliament. The current prime minister argued she still held credibility during a four-question news conference on Friday when she announced the appointment of Hunt. - by Mike Fuller, APSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike aka “Swamper” and Karen Fuller are the founders and operators of the beloved   “Downtown Arena”, in Wickenburg Arizona. Mike discusses the past, present, and future of their operation at Downtown. Having additionally coached the Women's Rodeo Team of Lewis and Clark State College to a National Championship, this is a great episode.

Principal and Technology Transformation Practice Leader Mike Spires talks with Principal and Technology Transformation Cloud Leader Mike Fuller and Senior Director and Digital Transformation Strategist Jay Ruffin about the rationales, benefits, and best practices for multi-cloud environments.Show Notes:Welcome to The Hackett Group's “Business Excelleration Podcast,” where week after week we hear from experts on how to avoid obstacles, manage detours and celebrate milestones on the journey to world-class performance. Today's episode is hosted by Mike Spires, who leads the Technology Transformation practice at The Hackett Group. He serves as the emcee for a conversation on what multi-cloud is, some of its advantages and lessons learned from implementing multi-cloud environments. Mike's guests for the discussion are Mike Fuller and Jay Ruffin, who are, respectively, the cloud lead and cloud partnership lead in The Hackett Group's Technology Transformation practice.Turning first to what multi-cloud is and why it is often confused with the hybrid cloud, Mike Fuller explains that the hybrid cloud involves a company using both on-premise data centers and cloud providers. Multi-cloud, on the other hand, involves using multiple cloud providers. The benefits of employing multi-cloud strategies are often simply the ability to best fit a company's aims.  Sometimes a company may choose a multi-cloud approach in order to put applications and workloads closer to customers. Multi-cloud strategies can help with pricing and workload management, and in the case of global companies, enable compliance with data storage regulation.Multi-cloud strategies also impact areas of performance such as latency and agility. They bolster latency by meeting customer preferences and ultimately enabling customer-centricity. They foster agility by placing workloads in environments built around product capabilities. Multi-cloud also helps address the problem of unplanned outages. From a return on investment (ROI) perspective, The Hackett Group studies on cloud performance demonstrate that not only is ROI improved 8%-9% by using multi-cloud, but accuracy of forecasting is improved by 8%-12%. Multi-cloud enables companies to deliver benefits more quickly, and it is safer from a security standpoint than hosted on-premise environments. It also enables improvement in reducing the number of security incidents and mean time to detect them over single-cloud environments.      Of course, when putting a multi-cloud strategy in place, a company must determine what workloads work best in what cloud environments. Different workloads work best with different cloud providers, and in making proper matches, companies must consider things like speed of innovation, staff levels, security levels, and proximity to the customer. In the instance of mobility apps, it's helpful for performance and scale to work with providers in different geographic locations. Ultimately, the ideal cloud environment match is a fit-for-purpose solution strategically geared toward the application and/or data of the workload being matched. Moving forward, the group considers what industries are adapting better and more quickly to cloud use cases, and which industries are lagging behind. Telecommunications, software, and financial services companies are probably the most experienced in leveraging and having success with the cloud, whereas some in the public sector and in consumer goods are less experienced.  The industries generally lagging behind in cloud use are those with less experience in digital transformation. It takes three to four years to really get a handle on cloud use, and cloud is a sort of underbelly for digital transformation.A complete list of show notes is available here for download.

This week Mike shares the word at our Morning Celebration. Missed us this week? Join us in person or online next Sunday at TEN & SIX!

Mike Fuller is a master brewer at Kite Hill Brewing Co. at Clemson City in South Carolina. After graduating from ABTech's Craft Beverage Institute of the Southeast program, Mike spent nine years in Asheville, North Carolina working in several breweries, including Oskar Blues and DSSOLVR. Later, Mike dreamed of going to Clemson to give the city its first brewery—a dream he would soon realize by working with Kite Hill Brewing Co.Mike joins us today to discuss his career journey after graduating from the program. He shares the history of Kite Hill Brewing Co. and what Clemson City is like. He describes his internship experience at Oskar Blues Brewery and his stint as a fly fishing guide. He also discusses how DSSOLVR adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic and highlights how CBI has prepared him for where he is in his career today.“From actual brewing to doing business and brewhouse development, I am able to use the base that I developed through CBI's program where I'm currently at in my career.” - Mike FullerThis week on Consuming the Craft:●      The history of Kite Hill Brewing Co.●      Mike's background and journey to Kite Hill Brewing Co.●      His internship at Oskar Blues Brewery●      Mike's return to Asheville and stint as a fly fishing guide●      Innovation in the craft brewery industry amid the COVID-19 pandemic●      How the CBI program prepared Mike for the challenges of the brewery industryConnect with Mike Fuller:●      Kite Hill Brewing Co.●      Kite Hill Brewing Co. on Instagram●      Kite Hill Brewing Co. on FacebookConsuming the CraftThanks for tuning into this week's episode of the Consuming the Craft Podcast, brought to you by AB Tech's Craft Beverage Institute of the Southeast. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts.Apple Podcasts | GooglePlay  Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help us reach more craft beverage enthusiasts.To learn more about AB Tech and the Craft Beer Institute of the Southeast, visit our website.

The Hackett Group Senior Director and Global IT Advisory Practice Leader Chris Key talks with Tech Transformation Practice Principal Michael Fuller, Senior Director Jay Ruffin, and Tech Practice Principal Scott Holland about key findings from The Hackett Group's recent Cloud Migration Study, the largest-ever study of its type.Show NotesWelcome to The Hackett Group's Business Excelleration Podcast, where — week after week —  we hear from experts on how to avoid obstacles, manage detours, and celebrate milestones on the journey to world-class performance. Today's episode is hosted by Chris Key, Global Advisory Practice Leader at the Hackett Group. His guests are Mike Fuller, Principal in the Tech Transformation Practice, Jay Ruffin, Senior Director, and Principal Scott Holland. The focus of today's discussion is the results of the largest ever cloud migration study conducted to date. This study was conducted in October-December of 2021 and represented a wide demographic of global companies ranging from $500 million to over $30 billion. The goal was to identify real business value generated by the migration of infrastructure and application to the Cloud. Of the 1,000+ companies that participated, data was collected from 4,000 applications pre and post Cloud. They considered cost, availability, scalability and operations. About 82% of the companies were multi-cloud.The biggest difference between the top and average performers was their approach to technology. Top performers saw technology as part of their DNA and course strategy, while the averages were just looking for a way to reduce cost. Scott believes it important to recognize that the value of cloud migration goes way beyond cost and scalability. The Cloud promotes availability, agility and ease of operation. In terms of top performers, they were more likely to migrate IT infrastructure and security and migrated much sooner than everybody else.There are four primary ways which organizations are migrating workloads to the cloud. Companies that do the work up front see much more benefit as compared to companies who go to the lift and shift path. At the end of the day, cloud is the basis of digital operations. The most common goal among all performers was reducing cost. Among top performers, however, the most common goal was to utilize the cloud to enhance their current services and products. Top performers are migrating 52% more apps than others. The cloud is becoming the norm and those who don't migrate will likely be left behind.Referring back to our key issues study, Jay defined the Cloud as a foundation for many of these goals. For example, it allows for faster time to value, cost efficiency, engagement from anywhere, and much more. Top performers were able to reduce their infrastructure spend by 37% compared to average performers' 12%. This significance all comes back to how they manage their portfolios overall. Shifting to security and the influx in data breaches and ransomware attacks, Mike speaks to the board's watchful eye of these issues. After cloud migration, organizations on average saw a 44% reduction in cyberattacks, while top performers' improvements were even larger.A complete list of show notes is available here for download.

Mike Fuller made the trek from Brooklyn to our studio in Asbury Park.  We talked about his love of music and how he finally decided to step onto the stage.   From his first memory of music in his home, his first guitar, and his upcoming solo shows, Mike is ready to take on whatever our post-pandemic world offers.https://www.mikefullersounds.comhttps://www.instagram.com/mikefullersoundsMike Fuller YouTubeMike Fuller Spotify

Mike Fuller talks about his hobby/career in magic which spanned over six decades at the time of this interview.

Mike Fuller's rock and roll roots run deep. The son of a church organist and a cover band singer/rock and roll enthusiast, it seemed only natural Fuller would follow the musical path laid by his parents and find himself writing a collection of uptempo, foot-stomping tunes. Mike spent much of the pandemic like many of …

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A slightly different episode this week as first we join Charles at Harpole Playing Fields where NTFC Women are taking on Notts County and then we're in the pub with Charles, Neil and Fan Club member, Mike Fuller. Northampton Town WomenWhile we have been huge champions of the Cobblers' women's team for the last couple of years, we've not that often managed to get to see them play live. On Sunday, Charles popped over to Harpole to witness the team's return to league action. James Wiles provides us with a report from the game and post match interview with managers Lou and Josh. In The PubWith Christmas just days away, Charles and Neil agreed to meet up in the pub for a drink and a chat about the Cobblers with Fan Club member, Mike Fuller. While there may have been no Cobblers 1st team game this week, there's still plenty to talk about including circuit breakers, mandatory vaccinations for players and the East Stand. PostbagThis week's question comes from John Mantle who asks: When/if the east stand is developed, how will the away allocation work as obviously currently a proportion of the east is given over to away supporters. The point being, I would be interested in a box for either matches or even a season, but would not want the box behind an away following! My understanding is that boxes would run along the entire stand, maybe this won't be the case? Struggling to see how this would work, as in the 1st division, many teams would bring with them more fans that the 980 or so housed in the south stand, so would for most home games have to give up space in the new east stand. I really do think that the east stand should be completed as a much wider plan for the stadium, but sadly can't see this happening. Oddly, I'm amazed that the club don't reach out to businesses to support financially, and have naming rights for example? Also surprised that the club never seem to want to raise any capital through some sort of share supporter scheme? I'm sure other clubs have done something similar?If you've got a question for us to discuss on the podcast, send us an email to podcast@cobblerstome.com Weston Favell Food BankSales of the https://my.captivate.fm/cobblerstome.com/shop (IACTM Podcast Mug) are going really well, thank you to all who have bought one so far. All the profits are going to https://westonfavellcentre.foodbank.org.uk/ (Weston Favell Food Bank) and you can get your hands on one for just £14.99 at https://my.captivate.fm/cobblerstome.com/shop (cobblerstome.com/shop) Let's raise as much money as possible so that no one goes hungry this Christmas ever. _____ Hosted by Charles Commins, Chessie Coleman, Neil Egerton-Scott and Danny Brothers. Produced by http://vibrantsoundmedia.com/ (Vibrant Sound Media). Become a member of our Fan Club and support the podcast to receive extra content and be invited into our community Slack channel. Go to https://www.patreon.com/cobblerstome (https://www.patreon.com/cobblerstome) CONTACT IACTM Visit our websitehttps://cobblerstome.com/ ( https://cobblerstome.com) Tweet ushttps://twitter.com/CobblersToMe ( https://twitter.com/CobblersToMe) use the #IACTM Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cobblerstome (https://www.facebook.com/cobblerstome) Email us podcast@cobblerstome.com Support this podcast

Mike Fuller speaks with us about the issues addressed by the FinOps Foundation and FinOps at large. We talk about how users and members get their footing, how it differs from org to org, and the types of tooling (and solutions) people use to get a handle on their cloud financial awareness.

Clemson's first brewery has been a long time coming, and a long time working for the two co-owners who continue to juggle demanding full-time jobs in addition to getting Kite Hill Brewing Company off the ground after opening their doors in early July. The Clemson Dubcast goes on-site to interview the key players, including master brewer Mike Fuller. An avid Clemson fan and longtime Tigerillustrated.com subscriber, Fuller spent time out west and then the better part of nine years in Asheville. As he worked his way up the brewing ranks, he had a dream to return to Clemson and give the city its first brewery. Last December he answered an ad posted by co-owners Bobby Congdon and Bryon Leggett. Congdon is the assistant director of Clemson's Sonoco Institute of Packaging Design and Graphics. He's also married with two children. "I'm making it work now, working through some annual leave," Congdon said. "And I have a forgiving boss that likes beer. So that helps." Leggett has a background in chemical engineering and works in business development for a Wisconsin-based contract manufacturer, a job that consumes 50 hours a week by itself. He said he's worked 90 to 100 hours a week the last few months. He's married with a 9-month-old infant at home. Leggett and Congdon met as students while working for Clemson's student radio station. They both graduated in 1998. "Our vision is to have a community gathering space with something for everybody," Leggett said. "So it's not just about the beer." Congdon started home-brewing in 2005 inside an apartment not far from Kite Hill's present location in Patrick Square. "By the third batch we started talking about how cool it would be to open a brewery in Clemson," Congdon said. "That persisted for years and years, but common sense said 'Don't do that. That's insane.' But about four years ago I sent an e-mail to Bryon. I had been drinking beer, and I got the idea: 'We should actually do this!'"  

https://www.patreon.com/amarillorocks Still Austin Leftwoods Big Ken your love Hayden Pedigo Letting Go a Vulture Wake Dead Languages PSE Live MUsic wed-sat https://www.facebook.com/amarillomusicscene2021 Thursday - 8-26 Labellas - 6pm Justin Roberts Wildcat Bluff - Sunset and Songwriters - Mike Fuller Jorge's Tacos Garcia - Paris Rodrigues and Smokey Joes - Touching Voodoo (every Thursday) PSE - 7pm - Tanner C lane Marshalls - 9pm Acoustics by Shelton Crush - Caitlan Butler 730pm Landshark Burgers - Andy Chase - 630pm Six Car - 630 Kennedy Richards Georgia St Taphouse - 7pm- Hoots - Girasol - Loudmouth Tooley acoustic 6-8pm Amarillo Botanical Gardens - gates at 6 Lindsey Lane Leftwoods - BJ Prductions Thirsty Thursday Handlebar Skooterz Broken Spoke - Buster Bledsoe Open Jam 7pm Amarillo Civic Center - THe Big Texan - Pezcaraz - 6pm James Owens FRiday 8-27 Amarillo Club - Azteca Music Hall - Romanticos vs Nortenos BXS, Leandro Rios, Grupo Mojado, Kikin the Astros (Leandro Rios) 500 n FM 1912 8pm Hoots 9pm - Dylan Wheeler The Matador - JUJUs Jukebox Live Music at the MAtador Opening Downtown 626 s polk Marshalls Tavern - Strange Saints 930 pm Starlight Ranch - William Clark Green Chesneys - 8pm Rounders - Crush - Tennessee Tuckness and Friends - 730ish LaBella - Landshark Burgers - Teddy Jacks 7pm - the Band Monarch Six Car - GLC- PSE- 7pm - Geezers Gone Wild Amarillo Botanical Gardens - Leftwoods - Loudmouth Tooley Elton Foley and Jak Thurmond Smokey Joes Lindsey Lane 8pm Handlebar Skooterz - Drunken Oyster - Moon Jelly Music 730pm - 11pm Starlight Canyon B&B - Georgia St Taphouse - Touching VooDoo Saturday - 8-28 Amarillo College Clock Tower - 1145 am - Free Daps freestyle rap and comedy Lit Arcade Bar - Hoots 9pm Tanner Usrey Amarillo Community Market- 10 am - Amarillo Country Club - Wellington Sq - Esquire Jazz Band - 7pm Crush - 8pm - Sadies Rangers 730pm Marshalls - 9pm - Starlight Ranch Event Center - Kenny MEtcalf performning Elton (the Early Years) PSE - KARMA GLC- 8pm - Shandee Layne (show at 9) Chesneys 8pm Smokey Joes - A-Town Rockers 8pm Craft ounge- Landshark Burgers - 7pm Mike Fuller and the Repeat Offenders Teddy Jacks - La Hacienda Amarillo 10500 US-287- OCHO SEGUNDOS La Neuva Era Hoots - 9pm Leftwoods- Touching VooDoo Broken Spoke - 9pm Texas Hots and a Miss Club Rio Amarillo - 8pm Shelly Lares Skooterz- SURGE 9pm Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse- Hacienda Ampitheatre - Camila Luz Tour (Outdoor event) 631 n eastern Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium - Bar Z Winery - Sunday - 8-29 Leftwoods- 7pm - Whiskey River- Jeff Hardy Meet & Greet Tour 2pm Drunken Oyster- Teddy Jacks - 4pm Carrey Thompson Smokey Joes- Ace Rodriguez 3pm Marshalls- the Supa SHow 9pm Monday - 8-30 Smokey Joes- 6pm - Rounders - 7 pm Colton Wilcher Leftwoods 9pm MG Bailey Tuesday - 8-31 Labellas - 6pm Hillary Marie Hoots - Colton Wilcher Smokey Joes 6pm (every Tuesday) Starlight Theatre - (Sam Houston Park) Crush - 7pm 575 Pizza Civic Circle - Andy Chase 630pm (every Tuesday) WEdnesday - 9-1 Smokey Joes - Solano Project 6 pm (every Wednesday) Broken Spoke Ty Blackburn (every Wednesday) PSE - 7pm Rounders Buster Bledsoe Open Mic - 7pm (every Wedesday) Hoots - Wednesday Night is for Songwriters with Cameron Heard (every Wednesday) Leftwoods - 9pm Dead at Midnight Whiskey River -8pm Lee Scheetz and Eddie Siegel Thursday 9-2 Labellas - Smokey Joes - Touching Voodoo (every Thursday) PSE Amarillo Live Music Amarillo Music Scene Amarillo Music Entertainment (Cathleen Tyson - Day)

Dr. Mike Fuller discusses his work as a dental expert witness and partner in the firm Dental Expert Witnesses (http://www.expertdentalwitnesses.com/).Dr. Fuller graduated from the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry in 1978.  Having been on a U.S. Air Force full scholarship throughout dental school, Dr. Fuller served in the U.S. Air Force for eight years and then moved on to open his dental practice in Alaska in 1986.  He continued in the U. S. Air Force Reserve dental corps while operating his practice, ultimately retiring from the Air Force in 1995.Since selling his practice in 2005, Dr. Fuller continues to associate in private practices in both South Dakota and Alaska.  While living in Alaska, Dr. Fuller was a member of the Anchorage Dental Society Peer Review Committee from 1991 through 2005.He has held memberships in the Alaskan and American Dental Society, The Operative Academy, the American Association of Implant Dentistry, and holds a Fellow membership in the International Congress of Oral Implantology.  Dr. Fuller is a graduate of the L.D. Pankey Institute Continuum studies, and the Misch International Implant Institute surgical program.  He served as adjunct faculty at the University of Alaska Dental Hygiene, Dental Assisting, and Expanded Clinical Skills programs for over twenty years, and is currently serving through the Western Dakota Technical Institute to facilitate South Dakota certification of dental assistants and dental hygienists in utilization of nitrous oxide sedation. The Dental Clinical Companion Podcast (DCCP) is provided for general informational purposes only. The DCCP, MounceEndo, LLC, Dr. Joel Fransen, Richmond Endodontics CA, and Dr. Richard Mounce personally have no liability for any clinical, management, or financial decisions or actions taken or made by you based on the information provided in this program. The DCCP is not intended to offer dental, medical, legal, management, investment, surgical, tax, clinical, or any other professional advice. Reliance on the information in the DCCP is done entirely at the listeners own risk.  No guarantees, representations, or warrantees are made with regard to the completeness, accuracy, and/or quality of the DCCP.  The DCCP takes no responsibility for, does not endorse, and does not imply a relationship/affiliation to any websites, products, services, devices, individuals, organizations which are hyperlinked to any DCCP component or mentioned in the DCCP. Third party materials, hyperlinks, and/or DCCP content does not reflect the opinions, standards, and policies of MounceEndo, LLC (owner of the DCCP, Dr. Richard Mounce, the guest, or show sponsors). The DCCP makes no warranty that the Podcast and its server are free of computer viruses or other destructive or contaminating code elements. The Dental Clinical Companion Podcast expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special consequential or other damages arising out of any individuals use of, reference to, reliance on, or inability to use, this podcast or the information presented in this podcast. Support the show (http://mounceendo.com/)

Aside from the unique influences you’d only get from having a church organist and a cover band’s lead singer as parents, Mike Fuller‘s been finalizing his own folk-rock style more-or-less all on his own. Fuller only dropped his debut EP The Human Condition last September, but he’s spent the past decade perfecting what’s become his […]

Amarillo Rocks is brought to you by Still Austin Distillery and Leftwoods Bar Another Great resource is Amarillo Music Scene on Facebook - Nancy Smith - Photographer JKali Heartbreak Song Dear Marsha - You Buster Bledsoe Band - Crawl in a bottle Thursday July 1 Georgia St Taphouse The Band Monarch 7pm Amarillo Botanical Gardens - Buster Bledsoe- 6pm Smokey Joes - Touching VooDoo 7pm LaBellas Pizza 3801 Olsen - Loudmouth Tooley Don Harrington Discovery Center - EXPLODE! Launch your family's Independence Day weekend with a bang! Join us as we explore the science of combustion at this family-friendly Independence Day event. We'll celebrate the USA with combustions and explosions every half-hour, All-American treats and patriotic crafts and activities for all ages. Timed Admission: 5:00 - 7:00 7:00 - 9:00 (advanced admission is encouraged and will close Thursday, July 1 at 4:30. Admission will be available at the door beginning at 5:00) Pricing: Admission is $5 for members and $8 for non-members and includes all activities. Veterans and active military members are admitted Free with I.D. Explosive fun for all includes: Water Rockets Patriotic Oobleck Visit with APD officers and sit in a patrol car from 6:00 - 8:00 Inflatable Obstacle Course Explosion in a Bag Bubble Tables and more! Additional cost: Pizza Nomad food truck Kona Ice (a portion of proceeds will be donated to DHDC) PSE the Smokey Janes - 7pm Jorge's Tacos - Mike Fuller - 7pm Handle Bar and Grill - Tanner Lane 7pm 806 Coffee House - First Thursday Friday July 2 Hoots Pub - Toucing VooDoo - 10pm Will Rogers Range Riders Rodeo- Seth Ward & the Silence PSE The Band Monarch - 7pm Handle Bar and Grill - Brandon Badilla 7pm X- Steakhouse - Ace Rodriguez - 7pm Amarillo Club - Live Music Every Friday Night - Jason Hodges - 8pm Smokey Joes - Geezers Gone Wild - 8pm GLC - Jay Stathan and the Tokie Show and Dear Marsha Sat July 3 Wellington Square - Esquire band - 7pm Amarillo Community Market 8-1230 Mike Fuller at 10:30 Starlight Ranch - Robert Earl Keen and Kaitlin Butts 7pm Aztec Music Hall - La Maquinaria Norteña Los Pescadores Del Rio Conchos 8pm PSE the Solano Project - 7pm Hoots Pub - Rhett Uhland and the Morning Shakes 9pm Hodgetown - 6pm Fireworks HandleBar and Grill - Red Dirt Rockers 7pm Zombiez - Dope Records Show (?) 7pm Diesel Sports Bar - Jujus Juke Box (picture of a guitar) 626 s polk Broken Spoke Ryan Painter and the Resistors - 9pm Smokey Joes - Moon Dog 8-11pm Sun July 4 Snokey Joes - Ace Rodriguez Rick Looby Homes $th of July Celebration 3351 Hope Rd 4pm- Hamlet Park - APD July 4th Party - The Amarillo PD and Neighborhood Police Unit invite you to join us at the July 4th party in Hamlet park. We will be grilling hamburgers and hot dogs. We will have bounce houses and cornhole and other games. We will have a dunk tank for kids and adults to dunk an officer. And Chief Birkenfeld will be there to meet with citizens and answer questions, and hear complaints and just visit with the community. Please come out and help us celebrate this July 4th!!! Mon July 5 Pub 26 Open Mic 9pm - Tue July 6 LaBella Pizza Tina Bailey 7-9pm Smokey Joes - Colten Wilcher 6-9pm Starlight Theatre- Sam Houston Park - Jonathan Guidi and Touching VooDoo Wed July 7 Wednesday Night is for Songwriters Hosted by Cameron Heard Leftwoods - Powerhouse and Loudmouth Lisa

Host Paul Morrison talks with The Hackett Group IT Transformation Practice Principals Scott Holland and Mike Fuller about how IT must adapt to its changing role in the business, balance the need to “keep the lights on” with the development of emerging capabilities, and use digital transformation to improve agility, enhance the customer experience, and drive greater value to the enterprise.

Host Paul Morrison talks with The Hackett Group IT Transformation Practice Principals Scott Holland and Mike Fuller about how IT must adapt to its changing role in the business, balance the need to “keep the lights on” with the development of emerging capabilities, and use digital transformation to improve agility, enhance the customer experience, and drive greater value to the enterprise.

Mike Fuller is a local coaching legend in the Texas Panhandle with over 400 wins, two Texas High School State Championships and over 700 games coached. Mike shares his love of learning about the game and his take on how player development has evolved since he began his coaching career over 50 years ago.

It's All Cobblers To Me team up with Northampton Town Football Club to bring you a virtual fans forum for season ticket holders and other Cobblers fans. Charles, Danny, Chessie and Neil are joined by NTFC Chairman Kelvin Thomas, CEO James Whiting, 1st Team Manager Keith Curle and Head of Media Gareth Willsher. [05:35] Season ticket value (Mike Fuller) [21:50] EAST STAND (Glen Cousner) [27:53] ‘RING FENCED’ MONEY FOR COMPLETION OF EAST STAND (Adrian Budd) [31:12] RICKY HOLMES  CONTRACT SITUATION [35:00] SQUAD SIZE RESTRICTIONS [37:52] THE PLAYER PATHWAY & CALEB CHUKWUEMEKA (Ciaran Myers) [51:04] PLAYING STYLE (Darren Tipler) [53:12] PLAYING STYLE (Chris Marriott) [1:04:40] PLAYING STYLE (Nathan Emmens) [1:06:44] TRAINING ON THE PITCH (Adam Knight) [1:09:05] FAN FUNDRAISING POSSIBILITIES (Shane Webster) [1:11:42] THE FINANCIAL FUTURE OF NTFC (Mike Commins) [1:17:09] TRANSFER TARGETS (Josh White) [1:17:55] MEETING NEW SIGNINGS FACE TO FACE [1:19:48] STAND OUT SIGNING [1:23:27] JOE NUTTALL SITUATION [1:26:24] PLANNING TO MAINTAIN LEAGUE ONE STATUS (Rodney Marshall) [1:31:25] PROJECT BIG PICTURE [1:35:07] INVESTMENT (Joshua Pagan Perry) [1:38:57] CURLEY WURLEY (Steve Charter) [1:40:02] IFOLLOW COMMENTARY Enjoy listening to It's All Cobblers To Me? Sign up to support the making of the podcast on Patreon https://patreon.com/cobblerstome (https://patreon.com/cobblerstome) __________________________________ CONTACT IACTM Visit our websitehttps://cobblerstome.com/ ( https://cobblerstome.com) Tweet ushttps://twitter.com/CobblersToMe ( https://twitter.com/CobblersToMe) use #IACTM Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers ( https://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers) Email us itsallcobblers@gmail.com __________________________________ It’s All Cobblers To Me is ahttp://vibrantsoundmedia.com/ ( Vibrant Sound Media) production for the fans ofhttp://ntfc.co.uk/ ( Northampton Town Football Club). Support this podcast

In this episode Phillip talks about the announcement of a brand new Boss fuzz pedal, the Gibson Guitars controversy, Guitar Center finally filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and Mike Fuller lashing out at Reverb.com. 40 Watt Merchandise: https://40-watt-merch.creator-spring.com/Reverb Affiliate link: https://reverb.grsm.io/phillipcarter5480

If you know much about TOPS Knives, then you know how influential Mike Fuller was for the knife industry. We are still mourning his passing, so this week instead of a new podcast, we invite you to listen to these excerpts from Podcast #1 where you’ll get the smallest taste of what he meant to us and why TOPS is what it is today. God speed Mike.

David and Jim make try to make a case for informed buying in spite of Mike Fuller's demented antics. David has a heart to heart with the world about amp modeling and where the Kemper fits in his life.  [Content] Podcast: http://podcast.practicalguitarist.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLMK... Twitter: @practguitarist  Instagram: practicalguitarist [Support The Show] Donate monthly to support the show in $1 increments @ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Practicalguitarist/... Buy logo merchandise to support the show @ Threadless: https://practicalguitaristpodcast.threadless.com

Mike Fuller of Calvary Chapel Fortuna teaches from John 15:1-8

Mike Fuller continues our series ‘Walking with God’ with Friends who tell you the truth The video mentioned can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANv1_teeb3s

We demo and compare the Fulltone OCD V1.7, OCD V2 and the Custom Shop OCD GE overdrive pedals through a Marshall Plexi amp and Fender Hot Rod Deluxe. This is the audio from our video here: https://youtu.be/lYX8MJt4ulc The Fulltone OCD is without question among the most loved and successful guitar overdrive pedals of all time. Introduced in 2005 (we think!), its creator Mike Fuller wanted an OD pedal with plenty of dynamics and headroom, a relatively open EQ response and of course plenty of full, rich and dynamic overdrive. It is noted for responding well off the guitar’s volume pot and is used in pretty much every musical genre you can mention.There were a number of incremental changes to the design over the years from V1 to V1.7 - notably tweaking the midrange and adding germanium clipping diodes – then in 2017, Fuller surprised everyone with a V2, which is where we pick up the story in this video. Oh, and there's a Custom Shop GE version too. As a point of interest, this is also probably just about the best demonstration of what buffers to do your tone that we’ve stumbled on yet. Time stamps below… Enjoy the episode! Life too short for long YouTube videos? Please see the ‘Interesting bits and go-to sections’ information below. Pedals & stuff in this episode… • TheGigRig Three2Onehttps://www.thegigrig.com/three2one • Peterson StroboStomp HD TunerUK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2Ozf60oAustralia: http://bit.ly/2lM39so • Fulltone Mini DejáVibe CS-MDV2 MKIIUK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2pKQOCYAustralia: http://bit.ly/2A3ZtGA • Fulltone OCD V1.7(No longer made, try reverb.com • Fulltone OCD V2UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/30IUKFCAustralia: http://bit.ly/2qgh9eW • Fulltone Custom Shop CS-OCD-GEUK & Europe: http://bit.ly/33mN8Jc • Electro-Harmonix Memory Man Deluxe 1100-TTUK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2WbQLhG • TheGigRig G2https://www.thegigrig.com/g2 * Why do we have preferred retailer links? Find out here: http://www.thatpedalshow.com/partners Interesting bits and go-to sections…- Intro playing: 00:00- What’s that Strat Mickyboy? 1:48- What are we doing, and what is the OCD? 2:20- Today’s amps: 3:11- OCD 1.7 – versatile! With single coils: 3:38- …and with humbuckers: 4:55- Marshall high treble channel? 7:26- OCD origins and versions? 8:20- Pots and tapers – apples with apples? 9:55- Yep, they sound different: 12:00- …and a different midrange: 13:50- Buffered bypass mode in OCD V2: 14:15- Input impedance and why it matters: 15:15- Humbuckers and single coil comparison, V1.7 and V2: 17:10- Lower gain, Hi Peak and Low Peak: 20:00- DejáVibe and input impedance: 21:04- Tone knob, V1.7 and V2: 24:30- Buffer in V2: on, off and with DejáVibe: 25:34 (26:10)- Affect of the buffer on and off into delay: 27:30- Conclusion of the buffer comparisons: 30:09- Dan’s fuzz/Memory Man/buffer tangent: 31:30- OCD GE - what’s that? 33:40- V1.7 and GE comparison: 37:18- Yep, they’re all different: 43:30- V2 on 9 and 18 volts: 44:20- The obvious objections: 46:20 Guitars in this episode:• Gibson Custom 1958 Les Paul Standard – Dan’s video at http://bit.ly/2dbwbvS• Fender Custom Shop 1963 Telecaster - Dan’s video at http://bit.ly/2dlZJ6K • Fender American Vintage ’59 Stratocaster – no video yet • Gibson Memphis 1958 ES-335 - Mick’s video at http://bit.ly/2mpJA8X• Fender American Vintage ’62 Stratocaster – watch Mick’s video at http://bit.ly/2cQv3yT Amps in this episode• Marshall 1987x & 1960AX / Celestion G12M Greenback speakers• Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III with standard speaker We hope you enjoy this episode. Please subscribe to our channel. You can buy TPS merch to support our efforts https://www.thatpedalshowstore.com We are on Patreon – crowdfunding for creativeshttps://www.patreon.com/ThatPedalShow Please visit our preferred retailers!UK & Europe: Andertons Music http://bit.ly/2cRvIvtAustralia: Pedal Empire http://bit.ly/2mWmJQf

Mike: Hi, I'm Mike Fuller. Kari: And I'm Kari Aguila. Mike: And we're actors on the improvised audio fiction podcast, “Broken, Alaska”. Broken is a tiny town. Kari: Only 71 people… Mike: It's small, but it's full of stories. The show revolves around the people who live in Broken, and the ways that they handle the stresses of living in such a secluded place. Kari: And just like in a real small town, there are people from all walks of life and all political ideologies, and a lot of the richness of the story we create comes from those differences. One of the greatest things about “Broken, Alaska” is that the neighbors often disagree, argue even, but they still have to really rely on each other. You can't unfriend anyone in Broken just because they drive you nuts – you'll still see them in the grocery store tomorrow. The characters really are like family. Mike: The good and the bad… Kari: Broken, Alaska began several years ago. We were all taking an improv class with Kay Lavergne Jaz, and one night at the end of a class Kay said, “Ok, pick the name of a town.” Somebody said, “Broken, Alaska.” Kay said, “Ok, one at a time go on stage, decide a name and a job for your character, and just run with whatever happens.” And one-by-one we all created the characters and the town of Broken. Mike: It was a really amazing scene. Kari: It was! It was one of those moments when you think, “This is good!” So, we wound up going back to Broken whenever we had a few extra minutes in class. Mike: Then about 2 years ago, a new radio station here in Seattle asked me to come up with some original programming. I'd worked in radio for a lot of years, and I thought, wouldn't it be great if we could do Broken as a radio drama? Kari: Everybody was on board. Mike: Yeah. And all those characters we'd been playing in class, pretty much became the characters you'll hear on the podcast now. Kari: Broken, Alaska is an improvised show, though I do write a basic story outline for each episode just to keep us on track, and to give us some landmarks to hit during each scene. For example, I'll write: Scene 1, setting, Produce Stand; Rose and Heather worry that George has been acting weird; by the end of the scene, they agree to talk to Burt about it. And that's really all the actors get. Every line of dialog you hear, is the cast just making it all up as they go along. Mike: Which makes it really weird sometimes. But also, really amazing. Kari: Definitely! We hope you'll agree that “Broken, Alaska” is a unique improvised podcast with a rich set of characters, and an endearing, and, sometimes sort of odd story. Try the first episode of Season 2*. It's called “The Munskie Library”. We think it introduces you to a lot of the characters in town, and it highlights the incredible improv skills of the actors on the show. Broken is a town full of heart, full of warmth and weirdness, and we hope you'll fall in love with “Broken, Alaska”. Mike: Thank you for listening. *Last minute change! The episode you'll hear is called “Doc Burgess”. It's the 2nd episode of Season 2, but it's still a great example of what we do in Broken. We started Season 2 on September 24, and the AVA Awards are for the period beginning October 1st, so we had to pick a different episode to submit for the Showcase. Enjoy! https://www.brokenalaskapodcast.com

We chat with Mike Fuller, CEO of ItaliaRail.com live at TravelCon Boston 2019 https://ItaliaRail.com Welcome to the Travel Massive podcast, an interview series with travel industry change-makers and pioneers, sharing their stories and insights. Your host for this series, recorded live at TravelCon Boston 2019 is Ric Gazarian, author and filmmaker, host of the Counting Countries podcast (https://globalgaz.com/counting-countries/), and Bangkok Travel Massive chapter leader. Learn more and register for TravelCon 2020 in New Orleans at www.travelcon.org If you enjoyed this episode or you would like to submit feedback, please leave a comment or email podcast@travelmassive.com

On this episode Jason Rigden talks to Kari Aguila and Mike Fuller of Broken, Alaska. Don't miss the Seattle Podcasters Guild's next meetup! [[ #Fiction #MikeFuller #KariAguila ]]

The guys do a postmortem exam on the 2018 SMU Mustangs, examining what went right and wrong, and listen to interviews with McAllen coach Patrick Shelby and Decatur coach Mike Fuller.

“It doesn’t belong just to the Chinese, it’s kind of a present for all the people.” Go beyond Western traditions and discover the ancient Chinese sheng, as acclaimed artist Wu Wei reveals his instrument's secrets in conversation with bassist Mike Fuller in our brand new film. Hear Wu Wei perform live with us on 5 April, in a concert showcasing the sheng's full musical range: https://www.philharmonia.co.uk/concerts/2160/music_of_today_wu_wei_artist_portrait

Mike Fuller continues in our Favourite Psalms sermon series with Psalm 139

Mike Fuller continues our Journey Through Mark sermon series with 'Radical Inclusion'

The guys listen to Matt Stepp’s conversations with Decatur coach Mike Fuller and new Bonham coach John Fish, discuss headlines across Texas including Texas’ future series with Alabama, and encourage you to buy Texan.

Taylor Edwards, George Birch Wertz, Mike Fuller and Kari Aguila discuss the episode, "Broken Burt" and what it meant for the rest of Season 1. Great background stories and cast commentary for this dark and heavy episode! 

Join Taylor Edwards, Paul Eenhoorn, Kari Aguila, Mike Fuller, and George Birch Wertz as they talk about the funny and bizarre stories behind the "Sweet Baby Jesus" episode! 

A conversation with Mike Fuller, one of the sons of L.A. Fuller & Sons Construction, a multi-generational paving and utilities contractor in Amarillo. Mike and host Jason Boyett discuss how L.A. Fuller got started in Amarillo, how a small dirt-moving business ended up having such a huge impact on the area's streets and neighborhoods, and why Amarillo is suddenly seeing so much road construction. This episode is sponsored by Lemieux Company.

Mike Fuller finishes our summer 'Stories To Tell' series with 'The Hidden Lamp'

Mike Fuller teaches on Palm Sunday at Trinity Cheltenham.

Mike Fuller serves up a baker's dozen of super-rockin' tunes that he's unearthed since settling into the captain's chair on Shake the Shack. 1. The Hillbilly Moon Explosion - Depression2. Southern Culture on the Skids - Dirt Road3. Eleven Hundred Springs - Raise Hell, Drink Beer4. The Hi-Risers - Foundation Rock5. The Outta Sites - Arula Mata Gali6. Kenny "Blues Boss” Wayne - Jumpin' & Boppin' With Joy7. Wayne Hancock - Slingin' Rhythm8. Marshall & The Martins - Bundamba9. Wau Y Los Arrrghs!! - Momia Twist10. The Royal Hounds - Elvis Is Haunting My Bathroom11. The Starjays - The Right Girl12. King Louie Combo - Hot Rod Rumble13. Joakim Tinderholt & His Band - Stumblin' and Fumblin'Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Fuller speaks about John the Baptist as we think about Advent

Mike Fuller wraps up our Rest In A Restless World sermon series by taking a look at the Rhythms of our Rest.

Encounters With The Risen Jesus: The Road To Emmaus - Mike Fuller - 3rd April 2016 by Trinity Cheltenham

Mike Fuller kicks off our new sermon series, "All In", taking a look at what it means to go all in for Jesus.

Summer At Trinity: Mike Fuller - 26th July 2015 (PM) by Trinity Cheltenham

Mike Fuller continues Trinity Cheltenham's Finding Peace In A Frantic World series, by taking a look at the topic of Messing Up.

Due to a technical error on Sunday morning, Mike Fuller's talk at Trinity Cheltenham wasn't recorded properly. However, being the great sort of chap that he is, he's put together this summary of his teaching on David and preparation, with accompanying slides.

Mike Fuller continues Trinity Cheltenham's Christmas sermon series 'Your Song' by taking a look at Simeon's song, on the morning of 14th December 2014.

Special Guest: Jordan Stevens (Perfecto / Las Vegas). Jordan Stevens has been DJing since 2003. Starting off in the West Coast USA rave scene he quickly became an underground favorite. In 2005 he decided it was time to make the jump to the club scene, landing his first residency at Las Vegas's #1 afterhours, late night Empire. From there he went on to open for the likes of Christopher Lawrence, Judge Jules, and Eddie Halliwell. He was a mainstay in the club until 2008 when Empire Ballroom closed its doors for the last time. Jordan's career soon kickstarted into full force starting with openings at Godskitchen in the trance show scene with ATB, 4 Strings, and Above and Beyond to name a few. Jordan soon captured the attention of Mike Fuller at the Palms and was brought into play all the major dance music events, including Paul Oakenfold's "Perfecto" and Goodlife Sundays at Moon. Voted "Best House/ Electronica DJ" by Las Vegas's City Life in 2010, at 26 years of age, the sky is the limit for this up and coming DJ. Visit the podcast episode page to find out more information, with links to artists featured in this podcast.