Podcast appearances and mentions of mike millard

This is as legendary as legendary gets. Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum, June 23, 1977 is one of the most popular, and famous, bootleg recordings out there. The quality of Mike Millard's master recording is matched by the quality of the bands' performance. The first four songs are from the Barry Goldstein master tape, which is almost as good as Millard's. It really ties the room together, as it were. I play Nobody's Fault But Mine, a serene and sublime Ten Years Gone, and a muy fuerte Achilles' Last Stand. It's nice to hear this show with even better clarity. All thanks to the JEMS taping group for curating and preserving these precious recordings.

This a brand new transfer from Mike Millard's master cassettes themselves (not the DAT tansfer) by the laudable JEMS tape group, remastered tastefully by DADGAD. June 27, 1977. Led Zeppelin's final night of a five night run at the LA Forum. I play Sick Again (which rocks), Since I've Been Loving You, which shines in its more mature 1977 arrangement, and an adventurous Ten Years Gone in which not every landing is stuck, but the attempts are noteworthy. This is a stellar recording of really good show. Lots of magic here. Zeppelin at the Forum is not to be missed.

We hear a great Mike Millard recording of Bob Dylan on July 31, 1988 at the beginning of his Neverending Tour. This is the shirtless vest/GE Smith era, and the setlist is heavy with hits. I play Absolutely Sweet Marie, Simple Twist of Fate, and To Ramona.

By request we hear Led Zeppelin from March 14, 1975 in San Diego, taped in excellent stereo by Mike Millard. I play fun, fiery versions of Trampled Underfoot, In My Time of Dying, and Sick Again. Good stuff, folks.

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We listen to a stellar Mike Millard master recording of Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum on June 25, 1977. 46 years ago this week the band played an epic 5 nights at the Forum, and in recognition of this feat I play a couple of songs from one of those legendary gigs, one song being a 30 minute brilliant No Quarter. For real. Good stuff.

We hear a great Mike Millard master recording of YES in LA on Oct 3, 1980 in support of their transition album, Drama. Trevor Horn sings beautifully and the whole band is on fire. We hear Machine Messiah, Tempus Fugit, and And You And I. Amazing performance and recording.

We hear a great Mike Millard master of Robert Plant from Aug 10, 1990 on his Manic Nirvana tour. We hear Tie Dye on the Highway, Little by Little, and a scorching Wearing and Tearing. Good stuff.

We hear a Mike Millard 1st Gen. of The Kinks in LA 8/17/79 supporting their Low Budget album. A raucous show worthy of the Kinks' ascendancy to their early 80's peak. We hear Low Budget, Superman, & Catch Me Now I'm Fallin'. Fun band. Great show.

We hear an incredible Mike Millard master recording of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers in Costa Mesa on Nov 9, 1991 supporting Into The Great Wide Open. I play Free Fallin', Psychotic Reaction & Don't Come Around Here no more. Great show from a great band.

On this episode of Investor Connect, Hall welcomes Mike Millard, Operating Partner at Ecliptic Capital. Located in Austin, Texas, Ecliptic Capital is an emergent, early-stage innovation fund focused on pre-seed, seed, and Series A investments. Ecliptic Capital invests in companies that use science and technology as a lever to disrupt lagging industries and cultivate multiple market adjacencies. Their approach is industry agnostic and aims to invest in accelerating technologies that solve big problems and make a global impact in sectors such as energy, climate change, human welfare, and social change. Ecliptic Capital invests in broadly disruptive technologies that can be applied to multiple market adjacencies improving returns and reducing risk. Their unique structure allows them to maximize these world-changing opportunities, each to their fullest extent, by not forcing exits too early or abandoning them at the first sign of distress. Mike spent over 20 years of his career in newly formed Fortune 500 divisions and venture capital, creating value at scale with engagements at Dell, HP, AT&T Knowledge Ventures, Ascension, and Austin Ventures. His years in the corporate arena culminated in becoming a Texas innovation ecosystem builder. Mike is also the Co-Founder of Pitch-a-Kid - where real entrepreneurs pitch their company ideas to kids. It helps kids learn about entrepreneurship while pushing entrepreneurs to communicate better using straightforward language.  Mike discusses strategies for investments, how to bring value to a startup,  how to reduce risks when investing, and more. Visit Ecliptic Capital at:   and Twitter . Reach out to Mike at:  , and Twitter . _______________________________________________________ For more episodes from Investor Connect, please visit the site at:    Check out our other podcasts here:   For Investors check out:   For Startups check out:   For eGuides check out:   For upcoming Events, check out    For Feedback please contact info@tencapital.group    Please , share, and leave a review. Music courtesy of .

In part-two of this two-part series, The Good GP interviews Dr Mike Millard on internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy, or iCBT and This Way Up, the evidence-based online treatment for anxiety and depression. In part two, Mike covers the courses available on This Way Up. We also explore who can access This Way Up and how GPs can refer/prescribe. Dr Mike Millard is a Consultant Psychiatrist and Clinical Director of the Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and Depression (CRUAD) at St Vincent's Hospital and the University of NSW. This Way Up: thiswayup.org.au/ If you have a question or would like to get in touch with The Good GP, please email wa.events@racgp.org.au

In part-one of this two-part series, The Good GP interviews Dr Mike Millard on internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy, or iCBT and This Way Up, the evidence-based online treatment for anxiety and depression. In part one, Mike explains the online treatment, its effectiveness and who is a good candidate for iCBT. Dr Mike Millard is a Consultant Psychiatrist and Clinical Director of the Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and Depression (CRUAD) at St Vincent's Hospital and the University of NSW. This Way Up: https://thiswayup.org.au/ If you have a question or would like to get in touch with The Good GP, please email wa.events@racgp.org.au

We the amazing Mike Millard master of Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum on 6/25/77, lovingly remastered by DADGAD. In My Time of Dying, SIBLY, and No Quarter are heard, and they're all exceptional. AS IS THE SOUND. Jimmy is on point in this show.

This week on the BTU Podcast, we welcomed Mike Millard, humble TikTok commentator and expert on quite a few subjects. He's also the President and Chief Safety Officer of AWM Associates LLC, a consulting firm focused on motor carrier and HazMat regulations. Sign up for the Back The Truck Up Newsletter and get up to date information on the stories here, for truckers, by truckers!Sign up for the Back The Truck Up Newsletter and get up to date information on the stories here, for truckers, by truckers!Check out BackTheTruckUp.com and find us on Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, YouTube!Visit our sponsorApple PodcastSpotifyBack The Truck Up YouTubeBack The Truck Up TikTok

This week on the BTU Podcast, we welcomed Mike Millard, humble TikTok commentator and expert on quite a few subjects. He's also the President and Chief Safety Officer of AWM Associates LLC, a consulting firm focused on motor carrier and HazMat regulations. Sign up for the Back The Truck Up Newsletter and get up to date information on the stories here, for truckers, by truckers!Sign up for the Back The Truck Up Newsletter and get up to date information on the stories here, for truckers, by truckers!Check out BackTheTruckUp.com and find us on Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, YouTube!Visit our sponsorApple PodcastSpotifyBack The Truck Up YouTubeBack The Truck Up TikTok

We hear a wonderful master recording from Mike Millard of YES at the LA Forum Sept 23, 1977, in support of their Going For The One album. The sound and performance are sensational. We hear Parallels and Starship Trooper in all their glory.

Erik Flannigan is a writer, music archivist and Manager currently based out of Los Angeles. He started shopping at Tower Records in Tacoma, WA thanks to a yearly Gift Certificate a relative would send him each Christmas. He worked at Tower Records Tacoma for one year with Jeff Prey as GM and Tony Siegel as Assistant Manager. He would go on to be Editor of Backstreets Magazine and a staff member of Seattle's legendary music paper, The Rocket. Flannigan left Seattle for LA in 1992 and was on the forefront of web based music journalism. He spent a considerable amount of time as a Vice President at MTV Networks and is now the Manager for music artists Raphael Saadiq and The National. Flannigan talks about his father's obsessive music collection of 78 recordings, Erik's 3 favorite concerts of all time,  how shopping and working at Tower Records shaped his sensibilities as a music collector. Erik also believes that before Starbucks, Tower Records was the original "third place". We also talk about the film/cassette project from a couple years ago celebrating legendary concert taper Mike Millard with the "Juicy Sonic Magic" recordings of The National. 

“35,000 Watts: The Story of College Radio” is more than a story of one station, but a story of DJ's and artists impacted by college radio. You can help out fund this documentary when you hear director Mike Millard tell the story Beyond the Mic. Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon is the conversation series where actors, artists, authors, and more go deeper than a traditional interview. They go “Beyond the Mic”.

We hear 4 songs from Joe Walsh's July 18, 1981 show at the LA Forum, as recorded by Mike Millard. A great set of classic tunes from the prolific Joe Walsh. A great mellow night with many hits.

We hear a sweet Mike Millard capture of Fleetwood Mac on the 3rd night of a 3 night run at the LA Forum on Dec 6 1979 in support of their album Tusk. We hear What Makes You Think You're The One, Tusk, and Second Hand News. Great sound. Great performance. Great band.

We hear Mike Millard's lovely recording of the Grateful Dead in Long Beach on Dec 13 1980. Early Brent Mydland era Dead sounding very nice. Sugaree and Sugar Magnolia are played.

Part two of Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum 3/25/75, by popular demand. We hear In My Time of Dying, Trampled Underfoot, and a cool af No Quarter from the pristine Mike Millard master.

Led Zeppelin at their funkiest. March 25, 1975 captured in breathtaking clarity by Mike Millard. We hear Over The Hills, Dazed, and Whole Lotta Sex Machine. Amazing.

We hear songs from the Kinks at the Hollywood Palladium Aug 19, 1981. This is a 1st gen Mike Millard recording from the Give the People What They Want tour, and it's a great show.

Today is the day I sit down with Mike Millard about his patented product called SweepClear that can help end-users who use process fluid systems and service providers who work on these systems. I found Mike's product SweepClear amazingly simple and appears to be very effective at getting air out of process fluid systems.After doing some research on SweepClean, I thought this might be something the Process Chiller Pro techs and contractors may be interested in hearing about for both new installs and even perhaps retrofits on existing sites when fluid-related issues start popping up.

We listen to a great recording of Yes on their Tormato tour, on May 25, 1979 in Long Beach. This is the last tour of the classic lineup before the big changes that ushered in the 1980s. Amazing quality by Mike Millard.

We listen to a Mike Millard master of Chicago in San Diego on April 2, 1976, touring in support of their greatest hits album. There are so many hits, many I'd forgotten existed. This one was a treat.

We listen to a Mark Millard master recording of Eric Clapton w/ Mark Knopfler on Sept 23, 1988, in Laguna Hills. CA. I play Badge, Tearing Us Apart, and Money For Nothing. Another amazing recording by Mike Millard. Great setlist.

We listen to another Mike Millard master recording. The Rolling Stones in Oakland on 11/4/89. A great show from the Steel Wheels tour, the first tour after a 7 year break from touring. We hear Undercover, Tumbling Dice, and Rock and a Hard Place.

We listen to a Mike Millard master of Elvis Costello at the Wiltern Theater in LA, on June 3, 1991, on his Mighty Like A Rose tour. A fantastic recording of an excellent show. Amazing band and setlist. I love it.

We listen to Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers from July 29, 1989 in Los Angeles, taped by Mike Millard. This is a fantastic show with a great setlist, and high energy. Peak Petty Popularity.

We listen to a great Mike Millard recording of Bob Dylan at the Greek Theatre, on Sept 10, 1989. The setlist is great as is the performance. We hear Don't Think Twice, Simple Twist of Fate, and To Ramona.

We listen to what may be Mike Millard's last recording, Keith Richards at the Palladium Jan. 23, 1993. Solo Keith has a great band and is in great spirits this night. A great show from a legend by a legend.

We listen to 2 out of the 3 songs that Mike Millard recorded of the Pretenders in Pasadena on Sept 5, 1981. Bruce Springsteen joins them for a rollicking encore of Higher and Higher. One wishes Mike was able to record the whole show. Brilliant!

This is the very first show Mike Millard taped. November 22, 1973 The Who at the LA Forum. We listen to classic Who songs as well as songs from Quadrophenia (the album they were touring to support). This is where it all began.

We listen to a great Mike Millard master recording of David Bowie at Dodger Stadium May 26, 1990. He's on his Sound and Vision tour playing songs from his entire catalog. Adrian Belew on guitar.

Part 2 of our look at June 25, 1977 and this time we hear the entire acoustic set as well as Achilles Last Stand. A magick run of shows in amazing Mike Millard stereo.

A listener's choice this week! Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum on 6/25/77. A great Mike Millard recording puts you right in the venue with the band. This show is brilliant and fun! You'll love it!

This is a smoking hot Who show from June 20, 1980 at the LA Forum. It's a Mike Millard master recording so you know it sounds amazing, as do The Who. We hear 5:15, Who Are You, and The Real Me.

A great Mike Millard master recording of Robert Plant in LA on Dec 1, 1988 on his Non Stop Go tour. First tour playing Zep songs. We hear Heaven Knows, Immigrant Song, and Tall Cool One. Great show.

We listen to Eric Clapton playing Long Beach, CA on July 19, 1974. This is a Mike Millard master recording, and Eric plays Cream, Blind Faith, Derek & The Dominoes, as well as his solo material. A great set.

This is an excellent Mike Millard master recording of Jethro Tull in Anaheim on April 6, 1977 for their Songs From The Wood tour. An amazing show with amazing sound. Top notch!

This is an exquisite recording of Joni Mitchell at the Greek Theatre on September 14, 1979, tape by Mike Millard. Her band has Jaco Pastorius, Pat Metheny, and more jazz greats. Backing vocals by the Persuasions. This is truly sublime.

We hear another Mike Millard master recording of the Kinks at the LA Forum on April 25, 1983. This is the peak of The Kink's career, supporting Come Dancing. It's a great show and a great recording. High spirits. High energy. Hijinks.

A bipartisan group of Oregon lawmakers are sponsoring a bill that would create a Prescription Drug Affordability Board. The board would have the power to set a maximum price buyers in the state could pay for some drugs. The goal is to reduce prices for consumers. But critics, including the Oregon Society of Health-System Pharmacists, say the proposal will not have the intended results and that federal regulation is needed. Our guests are Sen. Deb Patterson, (D-Salem) and Mike Millard, legislative affairs chair for the Oregon Society of Health-System Pharmacists.

We have a very shaky and late night listen to a Mike Millard 1st gen of Rod Stewart at Long Beach, March 23, 1982. It's supporting his Tonight I'm Yours Album. Sound is incredible. I am a mess.

In this episode, MODintelechy Co-Founder and CEO Scott Thomas speaks with Mike Millard, Operating Partner at Ecliptic Capital, about the exciting world of Venture Capital, disruptive innovation, and his trailblazing passion project – Pitch-a-Kid.

We listen to a master recording of Led Zeppelin in San Diego on June 19th, 1977, from the archives of Mike Millard. Amazing sound. Bonzo is having some issues this night but Jimmy is on fire. An excellent SIBLY and Kashmir are among the songs featured.

We hear another Mike Millard master recording, this time it's Jefferson Starship in Long Beach on May 25, 1975. A great sounding recording of the newly minted Jefferson Starship. Classics like White Rabbit and Somebody to Love are played as well as the new songs like Ride the Tiger, etc. Great great sound.

This is the legendary jazz fusion group Return to Forever on April 8, 1977, in Santa Monica, California. This show was captured by Mike Millard and sounds just beyond the beyond good. RIP Chick Corea.

I present a Mike Millard master recording of Genesis at the LA Forum on 4/17/78, supporting And Then There Were 3. The recording is stellar as is the performance. Squonk, The Lady Lies, and Follow You Follow Me are featured.

Mike Millard captured the Grateful Dead at the LA Colosseum on June 1, 1991 and we get to hear it, straight from the master tape. I play Shakedown Street, Bertha, and Not Fade Away.

We listen to another great 1st generation recording by St. Mike Millard, from June 28, 1981 at the LA Forum. This is the Long Distance Voyager tour, with Patrick Moraz playing keyboards. Lots of hits in this show.

This is wonderful recording of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers at the LA Forum, June 30, 1981. Stevie Nicks joins them onstage for a couple of songs, and Mike Millard was there to record it all for us. This is a great show from the Hard Promises tour. Not to be missed.

This is an excellent Mike Millard master recording of Queen from December 20, 1977 in Long Beach, CA. This is the News of the World tour and Freddie and Co. are in fine form. It doesn't get better than this.

We listen to a Mike Millard master recording of Yes at the Hollywood Bowl, June 21, 1975. This is their Relayer tour and Patrick Moraz has replaced Rick Wakeman on keyboards. It has a very jazz fusion vibe and as usual the Millard recording is spectacular. A great show.

Peter Gabriel did a soft open of his tour supporting his third (Melt) solo album on June 17, 1980, in Santa Ana, Cali. and Mike Millard was there for another legendary recording. A great setlist and performance from the former Genesis singer.

This is a rare show featuring Robert Fleischman as lead singer, Journey played Long Beach, CA on August 14, 1977, opening for ELP. This is a Journey right on the cusp of the enormous fame that came from swapping Gregg Rolie and Robert Fleischman for Steve Perry and Jonathan Cain. This is a great hard rocking Beatlesy Progfest with insanely good sound from being a Mike Millard master release from JEMS. Enjoy.

A first gen Mike Millard record of Bruce Springsteen at the LA Sports Arena on August 23, 1981 has been released, and we're going to give it a listen. This is a beautifully recorded high energy Bruce show from The River tour. Good stuff.

On this bonus clip with Mike Millard, we laugh about how kids these days wouldn't know much about a library card catalog or encyclopedias. The truth is that this instant gratification and access to information is not something we ever had to deal with. So, what does that mean for the next generation? How does this impact innovation? Find out on today's bonus clip.   *** To hear the full length episode that this clip was pulled from and the complete Unbecoming library, please visit: www.unbecomingpodcast.com/150

On today’s show, I’ve invited Mike Millard to the show to talk about start-ups, creativity, parenting entrepreneurial kids and innovation at a time where the future feels uncertain. This is an enlightening, uplifting conversation you'll love. Mike is the Managing Director of MassChallenge Texas, Co-Founder of Pitch-a-Kid and Manager of the Texas startup resource site called Startup Info Matters. If you’re an aspiring or established entrepreneur, join us for the FREE Rapid Fire Segment where I asked Mike some specific business questions like: What is the biggest indicator of whether or not a company is going to make it? What is the biggest mistake founders make when scaling their company? And what is his greatest tool for business growth? Plus a few others.   *** You can get access to the Rapid Fire Segment and all the links we mentioned on today's show here: www.unbecomingpodcast.com/150

This is the best sounding Mike Millard recording I've heard. January 14, 1977 on the opening night of Jethro Tull's Songs from the Wood tour. Great sound. Great performance. Great band. You will love it.

Here it is! The master recording of the legendary Listen to this Eddie show at the LA Forum 6/21/77, recorded by Mike Millard. This is the first of five nights Led Zeppelin played the Forum on their 1977 tour. We hear the master recording for the first time. Everything is a little bit clearer, crisper, closer. Close your eyes and it's like you're there.

We listen to a fantastic show from Dec 13, 1977 at the LA Forum, by Rod Stewart, in support of Footloose and Fancy Free. This is a Mike Millard master recording and as such sounds incredible. A great show.

A great Mike Millard recording of Jimmy Page's Outrider tour at the LA Forum, October 7, 1988. Fantastic sound on Jimmy's best post Zep tour. His playing is amazing, the setlist is mix of Zeppelin, The Firm, Death Wish 2, and Outrider stuff. A great one.

A beautiful Mike Millard capture of The Kinks on June 25, 1978 Los Angeles, CA. Touring in support of their Misfits album, the band plays the hits, as well as a lot of songs from Misfits, and Sleepwalker. A great show. You'll enjoy it.

Neil Young played an acoustic show on August 18, 1989 in Costa Mesa, California. Mike Millard was there to record it and I'm hear to present it. The show is fantastic as Neil plays a 17 song set solo. You'll like this quite a bit.

On May 5, 1980 Genesis played an intimate show at The Roxy, in West Hollywood, for 500 fans. Mike Millard was there to capture this amazing performance with is amazing equipment. This was part of the tour for Duke, as Genesis was transitioning from prog to more AOR pop. It's a great show.

Another Mike Millard master recording. November 29, 1989 at the LA Forum, Paul McCartney's first tour in 10 years is underway. He plays 31 songs in a marathon set including many Beatles tunes. A great show.

JEMS graces us with another Mike Millard master recording to share. This time it's U2 in LA on April 12, 1992 in support of Achtung Baby. One can't stress how huge this band was back then The show is amazing, the recording is excellent, and the audience is incredibly locked in. It's a magical night.

We get another Mike Millard master from JEMS, and it's the Rolling Stones, October 22, 1989 in Los Angeles. A great capture of the reunited Rolling Stones on their Steel Wheels tour. I play 2000 Light Years from Home, Gimme Shelter, Miss You, and Tumbling Dice.

JEMS released another Mike Millard master, Suzy Quatro at the LA Forum, opening for Alice Cooper, June 17, 1975. The recording is clear and crisp and the performance is rocking.

JEMS released another Mike Millard master recording, and it's the first Led Zeppelin master release, March 11, 1975 Long Beach. I just featured this show last month, but the upgrade is significant, and I wanted to share it with you.

Another brilliant Mike Millard master was released by JEMS, Robert Plant San Diego, August 9, 1990. He's touring to promote his Manic Nirvana album, and this show is great. I play Nirvana, Wearing and Tearing, Little by Little, and Hurtin' Kind. Robert is in great voice and it's nice to hear him playing Led Zeppelin songs again.

We are blessed with another Mike Millard recording, courtesy of JEMS. David Bowie August 14, 1983, at the LA Forum. The Let's Dance tour. Bowie's first in 5 years. Wonderful sound as we listen to songs from Scary Monsters and Let's Dance.

Another pristine Mike Millard master from JEMS. Aug 14, 1975 Eric Clapton with Carlos Santana, Keith Moon, and Joe Cocker. The sound on this recording is outstanding. The performances are a bit restrained but tremendously good. Hearing Santana accompany Eric on Badge, Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad, and Eyesight To The Blind is just sublime.

This is one of the best live recordings out there. Mike Millard's Led Zeppelin 3/11/75 is just superb. The performances are great and the audience recording sounds professional. Here the boys at their indulgent best. Dazed and Confused is played as well as the funky Whole Lotta Love/Crunge, a primal Kashmir, and a sublime Over The Hills And Far Away. Great stuff.

We listen to another incredible Mike Millard master recording. Stevie Nicks in Los Angeles on Dec 12, 1981, on her Bella Donna tour. She has a great band including Waddy Wachtel, and Roy Bittan. We hear Sara, Edge of Seventeen, and more. Good stuff.

This is a fun one. Elton John in 1975 was incredible. He played 32 songs at this Sept 29, 1975 show in San Deigo. Mike Millard captured it with his amazing equipment, and we now hear his master recording. We listen to Rocket Man, Funeral for a Friend/Loves Lies Bleeding, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and Someone Saved My Life Tonight. Amazing.

Another bonus episode for you housebound quarantinos. I play a bunch of songs from the newly released MASTER tape by Mike Millard, of June 23, 1980... The Who. This is an interesting show. Pete has a broken hand, Kenny Jones is newish, Rabbit on keys features prominently... but it's a great show full of great tunes. I hope you enjoy it.

We listen to a bunch of tracks from an incredible Queen show, from march 3, 1977 in Los Angeles. This source is from Mike Millard's master recording, and sounds amazing. This is a bonus episode to help occupy one's mind during the whole pandemic/quarantine business.

This is a bonus episode for those in quarantine. We listen to tracks from a Yes show from 9/26/77 in Long Beach, CA, taped by the legendary Mike Millard. This is taken straight from the master recording, in 24/96 sound. We listen to Parallels, Going For The One, And You And I, and Starship Troopers. An incredible performance and recording.

Something to help pass the time during the pandemic. I talk about and listen to Pink Floyd in LA April 26, 1975. The recording is from Mike Millard's original master tape, and it's insanely good. I play a track that would end up on Animals, Have a Cigar, Time, and a beautiful 22 minute Echoes. An interesting show for interesting times.

Another show to keep you from going bonkers during the pandemic. We listen to another Mike Millard tape. This time it's David Bowie April 4, 1978. The Thin White Duke is in fine form. We listen to Breaking Glass, Heroes, and Station to Station, while I get progressively more stoned and drunk. All for you, good people. All for you.

Fleetwood Mac in Inglewood, August 30, 1977 is the topic of the THIRD quarantine episode of the night. I'm not getting more sober, so this willl be the last one for tonight. A great quality show from another Mike Millard master. We listen to four songs from this amazing show featuring Fleetwood Mac at their high water mark. Enjoy.

Dr. Mike Millard is one of the leading psychiatry doctors that works in the mental health services of St Vincent's Hospital in Darlinghurst. Journalist Siobhan Moylan invited Dr Millard in to have a chat about the work he's doing with HIV and the progression towards an online therapy component for people now living with HIV. [...]Read More... from How Much Do You Know? Episode 6

How Much Do You Know? is a podcast series that looks at HIV now. It’s brought to you by and produced in the studios of Eastside Radio located in Paddington Sydney in association with ViiV Healthcare. Dr Mike Millard is one of the leading psychiatry doctors that works in the mental health services of St Vincent’s Hospital in […]

Mike Millard is the managing director of MassChallenge Texas, a nonprofit startup-friendly accelerator. In this podcast, Millard talks about the inaugural MassChallenge Texas program. The first cohort of 100 companies launches early next year. The deadline to apply to MassChallenge Texas is Dec. 5th. In this podcast, Millard gives the code MCTXIronMike to save 100 percent on the application fee.  The accelerator doesn't take any equity and at the end, it gives away $500,000 in cash awards. MassChallenge Texas is part of a global network of accelerators in Boston, London, Mexico City, Geneva and Jerusalem.

Recorded at First Friday from September 2017 in the Ballroom at Sauced. The Evansville Podcast Network show hosts gather and have special guests. This is the first segment including introductions and guests Mike Millard, owner of Bokeh Lounge, and Scott Schymik, owner of Sauced. There was also a cosplay event going on at the same time, to explain any costume talk. Fun night!

Mike Millard loves innovation, entrepreneurs, and learning! He combined all three with the help of his co-founder, Audrey, into Pitch-a-Kid. It helps entrepreneurs refine their pitches and helps kids develop critical thinking skills by evaluating pitches. Through this simple interaction, he believes both the entrepreneurs and kids will learn from one another. And maybe will inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs in the process. For nearly 20 years, Mike worked in a variety of roles ranging from innovation to venture capital to technology commercialization. He reviewed hundreds of pitches and understands the value of clear communication. His stops included Western Digital (enterprise disk drives), Dell (servers and storage), HP (Linux), AT&T Knowledge Ventures (Tech Commercialization), Austin Ventures (PE and VC investing) and most recently Ascension/Seton in an innovation role applying everything he learned in tech to healthcare. Mike has an MBA from Western Illinois University and a BS in Marketing and Business Administration from Illinois State University. On a personal note, Mike is a dad and does dad stuff like uber his daughter to school and skating practice, check homework, and take naps on the couch. He is known to wear a Monster High backpack throughout the week while vacationing in Chicago. He could watch live tennis all day long, enjoys listening to U2, and has trouble seeing the full spectrum of colors. http://www.pitchakid.com  

Can a man forgive his father for murdering his mother? Mike Millard couldn't, not until he saw the darkness in his own heart. Don't miss this gripping testimony, another true dramatization on “UNSHACKLED!”