Podcast appearances and mentions of mike sandberg

Mike Sandberg has an incredible story of being pulled into the music industry and then having a hand in the major successes of so many great Texas music acts. He also founded what is now TSE Entertainment, Texas Sounds, over 40 years ago. Here is just a little inspiration for those of you looking to pursue a career in entertainment!You can support us by following us on social medias (@texastoastpod), giving a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts, subscribing on YouTube, making a donation via PayPal, or simply telling a friend about the show! TSE Entertainment is the go to agency for all of your entertainment and talent booking needs. If you'd like to inqure about booking an artist featured on our show, visit TSE EntertainmentIntro song: "The Ride" by Jon Stork Outro song: "You Can Go To Hell" by Phineus RebSupport the show (https://paypal.me/texastoastpodcast)

No stories or worldbuilding this week. Quentin is moving and Daniel is working on some double top secret side projects this week, so we needed a week. Instead of a regular episode, enjoy this spoiler-free-ish review of SOLO. However, there are some spoilers for the Return of the Jedi and the Prequels. We are joined by Mike Sandberg and Ian R. Buck. This is episode was also aired on the Nexus TV and Cinemike. For the full episode, check out their shows. If movies about space aren’t your thing then I highly recommend checking out the Fourth Journal or Headline Heroes. We’ll be back next week with another exciting episode of Double Issue. We are working on a couple of stories about “tabula rasa” and at some point a part two for our Citadel City talk. Till then, keep on... being super!   Email: doubleissueshow@gmail.com Daniel Twitter Quentin Twitter Website / Twitter / Facebook /Wordpress / Discord Art by Lisa Prather: Instagram / Website Songs: Freeharmonics by The Freeharmonic Orchestra  CC BY 4.0 Everyone is so alive by Loyalty Freak Music CC0 1.0 From the Free Music Archive

If machines become more capable than humans in every way, the world will certainly be in for a wild ride. What will this mean for our society, our morality, and our understanding of ourselves? Ian R Buck is joined by Ian Decker and Mike Sandberg to delve deep into this mind-blowing topic.

Time for our annual Star Wars review! Ian R Buck and first-time guest Mike Sandberg sit down to talk about The Last Jedi, a very unusual Star Wars film in many ways.

Mike Sandberg and Gregg Richardson of Family Search join Family Gathering host Grant Nielsen to talk about family history for beginners. Gregg's uncle gave up family history when he lost his eyesight. After that, everything was turned over to Gregg, who was surprised to find included in the research was his grandfather's resume.  It turns out his grandfather, whom he had never met, lived in Europe for several years and spoke multiple languages. Mike had a good experience with family history thanks to an assignment from his daughter.  His daughter had a school assignment that sent him researching his uncle who fought in Vietnam.  He learned about a traumatic experience he had that left him with PTSD. That changed Mike's point of view of veterans. Family Gathering connects people and families across many generations. If you are new to family histories, let Family Gathering's host Grant Nielsen guide your search for the family you never knew you had. Family Gathering is sponsored by Family Search. Discover your family history. Explore the world's largest collection of free family trees, genealogy records, and resources at Familysearch.org.  

Grant Nielsen, host of Family Gathering interviews Mike Sandberg and Gregg Richardson of Family Search who have done genealogy work in West Africa. Villages in Africa don't have many paper records, and much of the family history is oral. Since many families have to travel great distances to get whatever paper records there may be, making sure oral histories are available is a goal Mike and Gregg think they can accomplish. The concept of family is universal, and governments are coming to organizations like Family Search to help them preserve and restore many of the destroyed records. KSL NewsRadio's Family Gathering connects people and families across many generations. If you are new to family histories, let Family Gathering's host Grant Nielsen guide your search for the family you never knew you had. Family Gathering is sponsored by Family Search. Discover your family history. Explore the world's largest collection of free family trees, genealogy records, and resources at Familysearch.org.  

Lots of people feel like they're not good enough at computers to do meaningful family history.  That's especially true with older generations.  The trick is to take smaller steps.. Family Gathering's Grant Nielsen is joined by Mike Sandberg and Gregg Richardson of Family Search who say to try family history on a tablet like an iPad because they tend to be pretty easy to understand. Still not sure? Mike and Gregg help people who are just starting their genealogy and family history journey. Gregg and Mike also suggest looking at options that don't require a lot of computer skill. Collecting photographs and writing or recording memories and stories is a huge benefit to family history.   KSL NewsRadio's Family Gathering connects people and families across many generations. If you are new to family histories, let Family Gathering's host Grant Nielsen guide your search for the family you never knew you had. Family Gathering is sponsored by Family Search. Discover your family history. Explore the world's largest collection of free family trees, genealogy records, and resources at Familysearch.org.

If you haven't done any genealogy or family history research it can seem like a daunting task. Family Gathering host Grant Nielsen is joined by Mike Sandberg and Gregg Richardson of Family Search to talk about family history for beginners. Gregg and Mike say the best place to start is at home. Record your stories, your parent's stories, and your grandparent's stories. Also, if you have family members who do family history, don't assume that they're catching everything or that there is no place for you as well.  Resources like familysearch.org make it much easier to get involved. Just do a simple search for a grandparent and you'll be surprised at how much is available for you to do. KSL NewsRadio's Family Gathering connects people and families across many generations. If you are new to family histories, let Family Gathering's host Grant Nielsen guide your search for the family you never knew you had. Family Gathering is sponsored by Family Search. Discover your family history. Explore the world's largest collection of free family trees, genealogy records, and resources at Familysearch.org.