Podcast appearances and mentions of mike mcintosh

Join us in commemorating the month of November with hearts full of gratitude! Throughout this month, I will be sharing brief, uplifting devotional podcasts every day. Each episode will feature a verse, a thoughtful reflection, and a heartfelt prayer.Mike McIntosh podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chapter-and-verse-radio-podcast/id1223783720Mike McIntosh Prayer Ministry:https://www.mikemacintosh.com/prayer-forceTo stay connected and follow along, feel free to join our Facebook group with the same name.Below  I have provided a link to the Facebook group,  and a link to purchase a print version of the journal with quotes and prompts. All proceeds will go to assist a family in need.Harvest of Gratitude Journal:https://www.amazon.com/Harvest-Gratitude-31-day-prayer-journal/dp/B0BFTWLLFJ?ref_=ast_author_dpFB Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/5597483770333592/?mibextid=oMANbwContact and resources:Email Joni: Joni@stormingthegates.netInstagram Bio with Links: https://www.instagram.com/joni_scott.prayer/Facebook Page: Faith and FastingLinks to all the stuff:https://joniscott.my.canva.site/

The hosts of the Aged Out Podcast, Mike Fantini and Evan Worrell, react to the 2023 Cavaliers Percussion Section from finals day with Cavaliers Percussion Caption Supervisor/Designer and Music Coordinator, Mike McIntosh.

The hosts of the Aged Out Podcast, Mike Fantini and Evan Worrell, react to the 2022 Cavaliers Drumline from their warm up for DCI Finals 2022 with Cavaliers Percussion Caption Manager, Percussion Arranger and Music Coordinator, Mike McIntosh.

My good friend Mike joins me in the studio for another good topic!

Episode 63 of The Aged Out Podcast with hosts Mike Fantini and Evan Worrell. We sit down with Blue Devils Alumni and current Cavaliers Percussion Caption Head, Mike McIntosh. https://www.lonestarpercussion.com/ Use discount code AgedOut at checkout and save $10 on any order of $50 or more! Discount Code: AgedOut

Well, there’s no nice way to put it: the Ontario government wants to make permanent the spring season for killing black bears. There’s a whole lot of reasons the Ontario spring bear hunt shouldn’t exist at all, let alone be made a permanent fixture. To explore the myriad of reasons it’s a bad idea and more completely outline the harm this hunt can and does cause, I was joined by bear expert Mike McIntosh of Bear With Us Sanctuary and Rehabilitation Centre here in Ontario. TAKE ACTION: https://thefurbearers.com/blog/action-alert-spring-bear-hunt-ontario-could-become-permanent Fact Check TVO article: https://www.tvo.org/article/are-ontarios-hunting-rules-about-managing-wildlife-or-making-money Bear With Us Sanctuary & Rehab Centre: https://bearwithus.org/ Defender Radio Patreon: www.Patreon.com/DefenderRadio Defender Radio Facebook: www.Facebook.com/DefenderRadio Defender Radio Instagram: www.Instagram.com/HowieMichael Defender Radio Twitter: www.Twitter.com/DefenderRadio

Business Mogul, engineer, and pioneer Mike Mac sits down with JS-1 Tha Supplier to break down the development of Architect studios, the mixtape game, and artist development in Baltimore. He drops jewels!! --- 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/arieslounge/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/arieslounge/support

Interview with Mike Mcintosh www.outsidertacklebox.com

One of the smartest business men in Baltimore. He is also one of the most influential names in Baltimore’s entertainment industry. His name is Mike McIntosh. He is the owner of Architect studios. He is also the owner of allbmorehiphop.com and many other businesses in Baltimore. Press play and understand why JS-1 refers to him […]

While investigating how animals survive the winter, Earth Ranger Emma finds out that hibernation might be more than just a four-month power nap. We’ll also figure out exactly who is behind the series of high-pitched night time toots that have everything from worms, crayfish, rats and bats on the lookout. Plus: Emma get’s to join Mike McIntosh from ‘Bear with us’ as he releases 2 rehabilitated black bears back into the wild! Find out more on the show notes! https://www.earthrangers.com/wildwire/podcast/episode-3/

From BC to the east coast, black bears are waking up and wandering about as winter finally gives way to spring. The best person to talk to about bears is a man who spends time rehabilitating them, teaching others to co-exist with them, and kind of looking like one when his hair gets extra scruffy: Mike McIntosh of Bear With Us. Defender Radio connected with Mike and talked spring bear adventures, feeding of bears and other attractants, and why rehabilitation of bears anywhere in Canada can be successful. A shortened version of this interview is available as a News Brief at TheFurBearers.com, the iTunes store, or anywhere you listen to podcasts. To learn more about Mike and Bear With Us, visit www.BearWithUs.org. Defender Radio Patreon: www.Patreon.com/DefenderRadio Defender Radio eNews: www.TheFurBearers.com/Updates  

Bears! In British Columbia they’re starting to wander about, and across the rest of the country they’re waiting out the final days of winter before venturing into the world.  The best person to talk to about bears is a man who spends time rehabilitating them, teaching others to co-exist with them, and kind of looking like one when his hair gets extra scruffy: Mike McIntosh of Bear With Us. We connected and talked spring bear adventures, feeding of bears and other attractants, and why rehabilitation of bears anywhere in Canada can be successful. This is a brief edit of our full interview. The full version will be available later this week at TheFurBearers.com, in the iTunes store, or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Defender Radio Patreon: www.Patreon.com/DefenderRadio Defender Radio eNews: www.TheFurBearers.com/Updates Bear With Us: www.BearWithUs.org  

“Along the Way” this week features Yong Hui McDonald, chaplain at the Adams County Detention Facility, and Adams County Sheriff Mike McIntosh.  The program airs Saturday at 2pm in Denver on 990 KRKS and 94.7 KRKS FM, and online at krks.com; it can also be heard on-demand by clicking “Podcasts” on the krks.com homepage the week following the program's airing. Sheriff McIntosh urges listeners to pray for the country's law enforcement officers, and Yong Hui discusses the Peace Officer's Peace Project   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s hard to describe the frustration I felt when I saw the announcement from the Ministry of Natural Resources here in Ontario – the spring bear hunt will be extended, expanded across the province. A little over two years ago I felt a similar level of frustration as the government said they would introduce a two-year pilot project of a spring hunt, which was cancelled in 1999, to try and curb human-bear conflicts. At the time, government research indicates that it wouldn’t help curb the conflict; now, two years later, more evidence shows that not only did the hunt not help, but it will continue to not help. Everyone from the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario to wildlife protection groups to the government’s own scientists have come to this conclusion – yet years of fear mongering and politicking continue to push the agenda. To discuss the proposal put forth by the ministry and provide context, science, and a helping of practical experience, Defender Radio was joined by Mike McIntosh of Bear With Us Sanctuary and Rehabilitation.

The Living With Wildlife 2014 conference was a resounding success! Nearly 100 guests and speakers arrived at the Holiday Inn Carlton in Toronto on October 17 for a day of seminars, education and networking. Topics of the day covered everything from animal laws to rehabilitation of bears, and municipal wildlife strategies to living with coyotes. In this week's episode of Defender Radio we're bringing you highlights from two of our speakers: Donna Doyle of the Town of Oakville, who explained the importance of a municipal wildlife strategy, and Mike McIntosh of Bear With Us Rehabilitation and Sanctuary, who detailed the vital need to understand bear language and how we can peacefully live among them.

The Ontario spring bear hunt has begun. After a long battle, advocates have been unable to reverse the government’s vote-grabbing plan to open up the hunt, which was closed more than a decade ago. The reason the hunt was ended was simple:  bear cubs were being orphaned by the hundreds. But in a desperate bid to please northern voters, Minister of Natural Resources David Orazietti ignored his own department’s scientific reports and launched a pilot project of the hunt, which began on May 1. In past episodes, we’ve learned why the original hunt was cancelled and what the possible repercussions could be if it was reinstated. Now we’re learning what is being done to prepare for those repercussions. We’ll be hearing from Mike McIntosh of Bear With Us Sanctuary, where many bear cubs – if found in time – will go to be rehabilitated, raised and eventually released into the wild. We’ll then talk with Julie Woodyer from Zoocheck Canada, who is part of an initiative to encourage residents of Northern Ontario to report orphaned cubs so that they have a better chance of survival.

This week we’re taking a look at bears, with interviews outlining two different and unfortunate circumstances. First, Mike McIntosh of Bear With Us Sanctuary and Rehabilitation joins Defender Radio to update us on the return of the Ontario spring bear hunt, what it means for bears in the province and what every single one of us can do. Following that, we’ll hear from Bev McMullen, a photographer who was both eyewitness and ultimately the avenger of a bear who was beaten to near-death with a rock in Northern Ontario. The bear was later found, unfortunately deceased. But thanks to the photographs Bev was able to snap, a man is now facing charges. We’ll also be joined by Brad Gates of Gates Wildlife Control to answer one of the most common questions raised during wildlife conflict in the home.  

APFA is getting ready for 2014 - we're prepping all kinds of great messaging, fundraising, literature and campaigns. To get you through the next two weeks we're bringing you the best of Defender Radio 2013. Please sit back and enjoy these interviews with Brad Gates of Gates' Wildlife Control, Mike McIntosh of Bear With Us Rehab and Sanctuary, and Dr. Carrie Packwood Freeman.

Misinformation and lobbying has resulted in the return of Ontario’s spring bear hunt. The hunt was originally cancelled in 1999 after science and reports from the Ministry of Natural Resources showed no results in preventing nuisance bear calls and led to the known orphaning of over 270 cubs. But it seems politicians have short memories – or are desperate for votes. APFA, in conjunction with several other animal advocacy groups, are standing strongly against this hunt, noting that it will not solve any nuisance problems, that it will result in the orphaning of cubs, and that the baiting and hunting of bears is an unsafe practice. In this week’s edition of Defender Radio, we are focused on this subject, bringing you two interviews with Mike McIntosh, President of Bear With Us Rehabilitation and Sanctuary, opinions from host Michael Howie on the media portrayal of the bear hunt, and expert analysis of a recent poll done by Paul Seccaspina of OraclePoll Research.

Did you know that bears don't actually growl as Hollywood has you believe? In fact, in most movies, a bear growl is actually a wolf growl. Did you also know that a dog on a leash is a great bear deterrent, but a dog off its leash is a great way to have yourself a bear encounter? In this episode Mike McIntosh, of the Bear With Us Sanctuary Rehabilitation Center, helps us understand what we need to know about living with bears while playing in the wild. www.bearwithus.org info@bearwithus.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bearwithus.bears Twitter: https://twitter.com/bearwithusbears Save 20% off the best freeze-dried meals you’ll ever eat with Peak Refuel. Use the code ASP20 at checkout by visiting https://peakrefuel.com/ Gear up for the 2018-2019 ski season by shopping Powder7 Ski Shop's massive selection of new and used gear at https://www.powder7.com/ Support the Adventure Sports Podcast by giving $5/month to our efforts at https://www.patreon.com/AdventureSportsPodcast Call and leave us a voicemail at 812-MAIL-POD or 812-624-5763 or send an email to info@adventuresportspodcast.com

Did you know that bears don't actually growl as Hollywood has you believe? Did you also know that a dog on a leash is a great bear deterrent, but a dog off its leash is a great way to have yourself a bear encounter? In this episode Mike McIntosh, of the Bear With Us Sanctuary Rehabilitation Center, helps us understand what we need to know about living with bears while playing in the wild. www.bearwithus.org info@bearwithus.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bearwithus.bears Twitter: https://twitter.com/bearwithusbears