Podcast appearances and mentions of mike younger

Considering an allocation to small cap stocks? Many Australian investors do, seeking the potential for higher returns that small caps can offer. But with greater opportunity comes increased volatility—so how do you navigate this space effectively? In this episode of the Netwealth Portfolio Construction Podcast, Paul O'Connor is joined by Richard Ivers and Mike Younger from Prime Value Asset Management to explore the strategic benefits of small cap investing. They share their insights on the current market, highlighting specific stocks that offer strong, long-term growth potential. They discuss the benefits of diversifying with New Zealand stocks and how careful portfolio construction can manage volatility and downside risk in this dynamic space.

Mike Younger is a multi-talented vocalist and rapper who dons the moniker of Vendici. Born in Grand Rapids,OH and raised in Cincinnati, OH, his drive, focus, and tenacity will lead him to become a relentless and unstoppable force in the independent circuit. Vendici is making music that is driven by a desire to motivate, inspire, and tell his story his way Music is the vehicle by which he expresses himself. He writes rap lyrics that draw from his experiences and by using his musical acumen he articulates stories and shared perspectives that will connect with audiences across the spectrum. Vendici combines various unique and experimental sounds with his intricate wordplay and often dabbles in various contrasting flows resulting in Hip hop centered fusions that are still firmly stitched together by emotive undertones. Vendici cites icons such as Wayne,Nas,Jayz,Bob Marley,Shyne,Earth wind & fire,Tupac, Biggie,Outkast,8ball & Mjg, as the pivotal influences in his music. This all culminates in Vendici producing an enjoyable, and easygoing musical experience that is authentic and grounded in reality. His overarching ambition is to empower people through his gift and to be remembered as an icon.   He will be releasing more music , which will showcase his distinct lyrical style and take listeners on a journey through various emotions and bring them to a place where they can escape the world and be lost in the music. His upcoming projects will highlight his passion and love for music as an art form. He explores various themes by delving deeper into the emotions that encompass the human psyche. The talented enigma is here to reshape and leave an indelible mark in the industry.      

Typically less researched than their large-cap counterparts, small-cap companies can easily rise to 'market darling' status. We all know the stocks. They're the ones that the bulls get hold of, causing them to rally to dizzying heights. They're often the ones discussed in stock chat rooms where warnings about ramping are largely ignored. Very often (almost universally) a market darling's price departs significantly from its fundamental reality, and these stocks can become overhyped and overbought. No points for guessing what happens next. So, how on earth are you meant to sort the wheat from the chaff? Which stocks are growing and have positive outlooks, but aren't overcooked? And which have run too hard? To find out, Livewire's Chris Conway was joined by Yarra Capital Management's Katie Hudson and Prime Value's Mike Younger for their analysis of three undiscovered gems. Plus, they also name and shame two overhyped duds. Note: This episode was filmed on Wednesday 5 April 2023. You can read an edited transcript below: https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/buy-hold-sell-3-undiscovered-gems-and-2-overhyped-duds 

It hasn't been easy being a small-cap investor over the past 12-18 months. Since December 2021, the ASX Small Ordinaries has nosedived around 18%, while the S&P/ASX 200 (which tracks the country's listed large-cap companies) has posted modest gains over the same time period. So, where to from here? Well, having rebounded from a fresh low in March, it could be argued that small caps have reached their nadir, offering far more compelling value than their large-cap peers. Given the recent pause in interest rates, it's also worth noting that small caps typically bounce harder when the cycle turns. To explore these themes and more, Livewire's Chris Conway was joined by Yarra Capital Management's Katie Hudson and Prime Value's Mike Younger to discuss whether the worst is over for small caps, where they are finding pockets of value, and which stock they got wrong over the past 12 months.  Plus, for a little bit of fun, we also asked them each to pick one small-cap stock they would go all-in on – but only if they had to, of course. Note: This episode was filmed on Wednesday 5th of April 2023. You can read an edited transcript below:  https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/2-big-buys-and-why-the-worst-could-be-over-for-small-cap-investors 

Australia's GDP growth has been on a steady decline for a while now. While the economy was still growing at a rate of 0.5% in the fourth quarter of 2022, that pace has slowed markedly from the 3.7% print seen in 2021.  The December quarter of 2022 was the fifth consecutive period of economic growth, but it was also the smallest uplift of that period. That's likely because consumers are increasingly burning through their savings as cost pressures and interest rates remain elevated. So where can investors find growth in a low or even no-growth world?  In this episode, Livewire's Chris Conway was joined by Yarra Capital Management's Katie Hudson and Prime Value's Mike Younger for their analysis of three small-cap stocks with big growth runways ahead of them.  Plus, they each also name a high-conviction portfolio position with what they believe to be the best growth prospects over the year to come.  Note: This episode was filmed on Wednesday 5 April 2023. You can read an edited transcript below:  https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/buy-hold-sell-5-undervalued-small-caps-with-big-growth-prospects 

In 2015 Mike and the North Nashville communities of Joelton, Whites Creek and Bordeaux found themselves in the path of a massive fossil fuel infrastructure expansion effort. A 60,000 HP compressor station, among the largest in the United States, was to be constructed in the midst of an otherwise thriving community and contribute a steady stream of toxic emissions(methane, benzene, NOx, CO) into the atmosphere(significantly impacting Nashville's overall attainment) as well as raising internal pressures and reversing flow along several poorly-maintained systems of Interstate Gas Pipelines crossing Tennessee. There was to be no discussion with the community and a very limited time to even comment! When neighbors asked for help, Mike was happy to oblige. Studying the route of the pipeline, Mike spent a great deal time photographing various hazards and problems at waterway crossings and other exposures/anomalies, in some cases deep in the back-country. While the community group CCSE (Concerned Citizens For A Safe Environment) mounted a grassroots campaign to challenge the compressor via legislation at Nashville Metro City Council, Mike compiled the 2015 Field Study Of Gas Pipeline Safety In TN and submitted it to environmental regulators at all levels of government. Congressman Jim Cooper subsequently called for a congressional inquiry into pipeline infrastructure maintenance across the US. PHMSA Inspectors were dispatched to view the various sites identified in the field study. In 2016, as word spread of the unconstitutional violation of human rights and the tribal sovereignty of the Lakota Sioux tribe by the Dakota Access Pipeline, Mike worked in partnership with numerous local state and national organizations to gather support materials and donations for the Oceti Sakowin camp blocking the construction of the Dakota Access pipeline. After witnessing the systematic violation of the rights of the indigenous tribes gathered at the excavation site and the violence unleashed by the private army assembled on the side of the Oil and Gas industry, Mike became an advocate for fossil fuel divestment, clean energy diversification and investment, and a critic of the environmental racism and abuse of marginalized communities across the US by fossil fuel interests and their enablers, and especially the obscene taxpayer subsidies awarded annually to this destructive industry's iron fisted grip on US energy policy. He remains committed to seeing the end of fossil fuel subsidies and energy policy hegemony and utilizes his platform as an artist to lend support to communities facing unwanted fossil fuel development.

Nashville-based roots singer-songwriter and bluesman Mike Younger talks about his upcoming show at SOhO on Monday, October 3.  The post Mike Younger coming to SOhO first appeared on Elizabeth Appraisals. The post Mike Younger coming to SOhO appeared first on Elizabeth Appraisals.

Mike Younger's new release "Burnin' The Big Top Down' has been decades in the making. Mike calls in to talk about it and the big show at the Roots & Boots Music Festival at Lincoln Hill Farms. Get your tickets at www.lincolnhillfarms.com and for more on mike visit www.mikeyounger.com

Mike Younger Trio is Burning The Bigtop Down with an appearance in the Radio Memphis studios.

La pieza rocker con sabor a campo de Hayes Carll abre hoy para recordarte que escuches su último disco You Get It All, pero tampoco te olvides de la banda de Joe Stamm y su trampa de velocidad, con buen ritmo como el tren de mercancías de Townes Van Zandt que canta Jesse Dayton o el fuego que quiere hacer Cody Johnson. Hacia la americana más actual vamos con Scott Hirsch en su proyecto en solitario o el baile lento de salón de honky tonk de Ray Scott o la lista de cosas por hacer de los Felice Brothers, más folk rock como el de Jade Bird. Mike Younger tenía un secreto de ragtime en su disco y los TK & The Holy Know-Nothings son para verlos en directo (y entender lo que cantan claro). Vamos acabando con un poco de pop rock con Andrew Taylor and The Harmonizers o rock psicodélico con Mark & the Clouds, o el alt-countrypop de los bostonianos Scrimshanders. En los bonus, tras la despedida un par de dulces sabrosos.Hayes Carll, To Keep From Being FoundJoe Stamm Band, Speed TrapJesse Dayton, White Freightliner BluesCody Johnson, Let's Build a FireScott Hirsch, WolvesRay Scott, Slow DanceThe Felice Brothers, To-Do ListJade Bird, Now is the TimeMike Younger, Ragtime AngelTK & The Holy Know-Nothings, The Incredible Heat MachineAndrew Taylor and The Harmonizers, Just Let It HappenMark & the Clouds, You & Me in SpaceScrimshanders, Hard To FindStarlite Campbell Band, GaslightThe Hello Darlins, Catch That Train

Empezamos hoy nuestro programa con el viejo Neil Young y su más reciente proyecto, junto a su banda de toda la vida, Crazy Horse. Y seguimos con otros veteranos que, al igual que Neil Young cantan sobre los días pasados, que en este caso, sí fueron mejores que los actuales. Y también tenemos a los australianos Midnight Oil con su tema publicado al comienzo de la COP21, ¿servirá para algo? La música sí servirá, seguro, como la de los Reigning Sound o los Cruzados, derramando millones de lágrimas. Samantha Fish no se corta la lengua en nuevo disco Faster ni nuestro amigo Nathaniel Rateliff con sus nuevas canciones entre el country y el soul. Mike Younger rememora también tiempos pasados en su pieza sixty con aroma de R&B y la británica Ally Venable recuerda a Bessie Smith, justo antes de los australianos acústicos Troy Wilson & Aaron Gillett. El bluesrock más moderno se abre paso con el británico también Davy Knowles (de la isla de Man) y con Archie Lee Hooker giramos al blues clásico para acabar con los souleros Lake Street Dive y despedir con la banda portuguesa-británica Starlite Campbell Band y su R&B de influencias en los 70.Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Heading WestThe Doobie Brothers, Better DaysMidnight Oil, Rising SeasReigning Sound, Make It UpCruzados, Nine Million TearsSamantha Fish, FasterNathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Love Me Till I'm GoneMike Younger, Baby What Can I SayAlly Venable, Hateful BluesTroy Wilson & Aaron Gillett, Blues In The DarkDavy Knowles, One & The SameArchie Lee Hooker & The Coast To Coast Blues Band, My BabyLake Street Dive, Know That I KnowStarlite Campbell Band, Stone Cold Crazy

Irresistible comienzo hoy con las mujeres de Jane Lee Hooker, desde New York, una descarga de rock and roll para sentirse bien, seguido por el contagioso ritmo de los GA Thunderbolts y la no menos atractiva pieza de Mike Younger hasta llegar al excelente artista Ray Scott con su disco Cover The Earth. El reverendo Billy Gibbons todavía tiene canciones que merecen la pena de su disco Hardware y los guitarrazos a mástil completo de los angelinos The Record Company tienen un ambiente obsesivo, no como la pareja Starlite-Campbell que practican el R&B británico de los 70 y más o la excelente Maggie Rose, también con un disco repleto de buenas ondas funkies y de soul. El veterano Guy Davis tiene una versión interesante del Spoonful de Willie Dixon y los True Loves, desde Portland OR, nos dan una lección de soul para acabar con dos blueseros de nivel A+, Tommy Castro y Mike Zito, cada uno en su estilo, ambos excelentes.Jane Lee Hooker, All Good ThingsThe Georgia Thunderbolts, Be Good To YourselfMike Younger, SoulsearchingRay Scott, 8 BallBilly F Gibbons, West Coast JunkieThe Record Company, Midnight MoonStarlite Campbell Band, Take Time To Grow OldMaggie Rose, You Got TodayGuy Davis, Spoonful (It's Alright, It's Alright)The True Loves, That's GoodTommy Castro, Child Don't GoMike Zito, You Don't Have MeDiane Durret & Soul Suga', Wish It Would Rain.

Mike Younger is a Canadian-born musician, songwriter, activist, and mechanic currently living and working in Tennessee. His latest album "Burning the Bigtop Down" was released August 27, 2021.Initial sessions for the album took place in January 2001 and featured numerous well-known musicians including Jim and Luther Dickinson, Levon Helm, David Hood and Spooner Oldham. The recording was cancelled after three days and Mike was sent on a 20-year personal odyssey before finally releasing the album.Mike joined Patrick from his home outside of Nashville to discuss "Burning the Bigtop Down," and the harrowing story of its existence, and the stops along the way in his career, plus he shared his views on environmental and social activism amid the tense political climate of the day."Burning the Bigtop Down" is available for purchase and streaming everywhere! Please visit https://mikeyounger.com/ for more information and check out more of his music on his YouTube channel.This episode was originally released on November 15, 2021 as episode 82 of the North Bank Media Podcast, entitled "Rebuilding the Bigtop."

El disco de los Georgia Thunderbolts es una prodigiosa selección de rockers sureños a cargo de unos nada suaves melenudos y de los Ghost Hounds qué vamos a decir, si hemos pinchado ¡casi todo el disco! A añadir el trío The Record Company, desde LA con su rockblues que debe tocarse fuerte si quieres que la chica te acompañe a bailar. Rock y soul también en los surcos (digitales) de Maggie Rose y eso que su disco se llama Have A Seat. Igual sí te quieres sentar con los maestros del soul de Seattle, los True Loves, 9 profesores de soul, blues, funk y jazz. Un acercamiento al blues acústico de Troy Wilson & Aaron Gillett con un improbable blues que da paso a una canción que mejora conforme la escuchas (obra maestra?), el señor de las moscas, con Mike Younger, desde Nashville. El tejano Cody Johnson publica álbum del que sobresalen media docena de canciones (es que es doble) con buen sabor honky tonk, como el Goodbye L.A. de Jeremy Pinnell o la fiesta que Garret T. Capps se va a correr en el centro de San Antonio después de una semana dura. Y los Doobie Brothers que han vuelto y hemos elegido dos de las canciones de su disco Liberté que más suenan a sus comienzos en los 70 del siglo pasado (ay, cuánto tiempo). Terminamos con amor a México con los Gipsy Pistoleros y su tex-mex surf y un par de instrumentales que te deben dejar con ganas de coger un avión al sur de Texas.The Georgia Thunderbolts, Take It SlowGhost Hounds, Sleight of HandThe Record Company, Get Up And Dance!Maggie Rose, Do ItThe True Loves, Robin's RevengeTroy Wilson & Aaron Gillett, La CucarachaMike Younger, Lord of the FleasCody Johnson, Honky Tonk Hardwood FloorsJeremy Pinnell, Night Time EagleGarrett T. Capps, Downtown, I'm Ready 2 GoThe Doobie Brothers, Just Can't Do This AloneThe Doobie Brothers, Oh MexicoGypsy Pistoleros, Gonna Die With A Gun In My HandNine Pound Hammer, One Last MidnightCris Mantello, Rio Grande (feat. Sean Mencher)

Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mike Younger left home at the age of 17 and cut his teeth as a fledgling street performer in Toronto and Vancouver. At the age of 20, he headed to New York City to seek out the 60's folk renaissance remnants. It was while performing live on WWOZ in New Orleans, that this renegade troubadour and poet of roots music caught his first break when a music publisher heard him on the broadcast. Soon after, Mike traveled to Nashville to record demos, and his recordings reached the ear of Rodney Crowell. When Mike signed his first record deal, Crowell stepped in as producer, and together they turned out Somethin' In The Air in 1999. In 2001, Jim Dickinson started producing Mike's second album, which never saw the light of day. The original Memphis sessions featured legends Levon Helm, Spooner Oldham, David Hood, with Jim Dickinson on piano, and his son Luther Dickinson on electric guitar. The tapes from that session fell into legal limbo and were lost for almost two decades. Now recovered, the recordings were completed and Mike finally released Burning The Big Top Down, on August 27th, 2021 Rodney Crowell has said of Mike Younger: “No-shit poetic realism with a tendency to museum qualities…” No Depression noted “His songs of social conscience suggest Woody Guthrie, John Mellencamp, and Steve Earle” And “Easy yet effective turns of phrases a la Kris Kristofferson” proclaimed the LA Times For more on Mike visit: www.mikeyounger.com

Norty Cohen—founder and CEO of Moosylvania, a multifaceted, St. Louis-based marketing agency, which also operates a record company, Rafter Records; he spearheaded “Rock And Roll Over”—explains the origin of his […]

This episode is sponsored by Davwill Consulting Inc. What if you could get an in-depth look at your thinking?Chris Keaton is an award winning music publisher, artist management consultant and entertainment industry executive who resides in Nashville, Tennessee.A 2016, inductee of the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame, he is also a twenty eight year voting member of The Recording Academy (The Grammys). He has also served as a judge in the Miss America Organization.He serves as a Brand Ambassador and influencer for the retail giant Macy's and a Brand Ambassador for Dior Parfums.Formerly VP of Music Publishing for Roy Orbison's widow, the late Barbara Orbison, he was also executive producer of Tony Award winning Broadway star, Lea Salonga's sensational live album, The Journey So Far . He has helped guide the indy artist careers of Tora Fisher, Mike Younger, Johnny Orr, Nine Mile High, and DeDe Wedekind and was instrumental in creating, planning and executing successful radio campaigns for Tora Fisher (Drown) and Johnny Orr (Well Get By-The Autism Song).Additionally Keaton assembled the team who wrote the new State Song for the Commonwealth of Virginia, Our Great Virginia.He co-authored the books The Seven Stupid Mistakes People Make Trying To Get Into The Music Business and The Change 14, Insights Into Self Empowerment and has just released his latest project Dapper.He serves as a Brand Ambassador and influencer for the retail giant Macy's and a Brand Ambassador for Dior Parfums.Chris has served on many boards including the Nashville Ballet, the Virginia Museum of Transportation and the Advisory Council of Nashville's W.O. Smith Community Music School. He also was a mentor in Lipscomb University's Joshua Project.Checkout Chris' new book -  https://store.bookbaby.com/book/dapper1 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit debcrowe.substack.com

Joshua and Paul pack a lot into the latest episode, as they're joined by Paul Smith of Florida Wolves. The Man City defeat is dissected, and the upcoming West Ham game previewed with the help of Mike Younger from the Bayou Ironworks West Ham supporters group in Houston. All the transfer talk, including the jet-flying, limousine ridin' arrival of Nelson Semedo and other possible moves before the window shuts. We close the show out with an extra special treat that's in homage to our number 9! Get involved with Whole Lotta Wolves on our website, Facebook, and Twitter. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wlwpod/support

Halloween is just around the corner. I'm celebrating with my 5th annual Celtic Halloween Music Special on YouTube and by sharing my album Happy Songs of Death, in its entirety. You can watch my live streaming concert this Thursday, October 25, 2018 at 8:30 PM. Find out more on my song about Bugs Bunny and Witch Hazel. If you enjoy this show, LIKE it, SHARE it, post in the comments, or tell a friend. Then subscribe to the podcast and my mailing list at http://pubsong.net/ WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY? Today, we're playing my CD Happy Songs of Death from start to finish. Isn't It Grand, Boys? Won't You Come with Me? (Gunn) Twa Corbies Clementine Blues Johnny Jump Up Jug of Punch Red, Red and Black (Gunn) Whiskey, You're the Devil High Jeannie High Rosin the Bow Foggy Dew (Kearney/O'Neill) Waxies Dargle I'll Drink from Dusk ‘Til Dawn (Gunn) All songs traditional, except as noted. Instruments: Marc Gunn (autoharp, vox), Ari Koinuma (guitar, mandolin, percussion, bkg vox), Jamie Haeuser (bodhran, bkg vox), Mike Younger (bkg vox). Produced by Ari Koinuma. Graphics by Ingrid Houwers and Nikki O'Shea. If enjoy this album, please support the musicians who support this podcast, buy the CD, follow me on Spotify, and share the show. Pub Songs Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts, Spotify or to our website where you can join the Gunn Runners Club for as little as $1 per month to support my music. You can get regular updates of new videos, podcasts, lyrics, stories behind the songs, plus 21 songs for free at www.pubsong.net.   THANK YOU PATRONS I want to thank everyone in the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. There are 144 people who pledge a $1 or more per month so that I can keep creating new music and entertainment for you. You are amazing. I want to thank my newest Gunn Runners: Anna N., Randy B., Jeff H., Christopher K., Cora B., Kerrie B., Rich, Erica T., Kelira, Hiram W, Muzikana, Riva l, William M., Garrett R, Kristin T., Patricia C., Craig, Chrystin P.. Also a huge thanks to Carol B., Scott & Anita G., Jessica C., Jenn W., Kimber, Rob W. who raised their pledge I was looking recently and I realized just how incredible membership in the club is. You'll get several albums of my music, videos, exclusive podcasts, and of course you're supporting this podcast as well as Celtfather Music & Travel. But you can also get discounts on merch, sheet music, and bootleg recordings. It's packed for just dollars per month. If you enjoy what I do, please consider making a pledge. Go to marcgunn.net to express your generous nature today! PUB TALK Welcome to the Pub Songs Podcast. Yes, the name changed... again. And actually, for the foreseeable future, I'm not running regular shows. I'm gonna do something scary, that I've thought about for a long time. I'm gonna share each of my albums in full, from start to finish, Of course, you can already stream all my music on Spotify, Google Play, Amazon Music, and lots other places. But now I’m going to share the show the podcast form as well. Back in the 70s, DJs played entire albums from start to finish. I decided to do that on the Irish and Celtic Music Podcast. It was a great success for several artists. But I'm just like all artists. I get nervous about giving everything all my music away for free... even if I know it's a smart marketing move. I learned this lesson years ago on MP3.com. Since Halloween is just around the corner, it seemed appropriate to release my Happy Halloween Songs of Death as it could be called. Or for the ones you know my music Happy Songs of Death. This album was first released on August 20, 2009. It  was produced by Ari Koinuma. He provided all of the background instrumentation. I did have some guest vocalists including Michael Younger, who died before the release of the album. It is dedicated to Michael. Show #48 was a tribute show I recorded for Michael back in 2009. Happy Songs of Death had two different album covers. One was designed by Nikki O'Shea. I called it "Death's Autoharp". It featured the Grim Reaper playing the autoharp with Nikki's popular comic book art style. The second was designed by Celtic artist Ingrid Houwers. I called that "The Wake" because there's Celtic death theme with merriment. It actually almost has a Celtic/Mexican Day of the Dead feel to it. Really cool. The songs are a mix of traditional Irish and Scottish songs as well as some traditional folk songs and several original songs as well. Subscribe at Celtfather.com if you want to find out more about some of the songs in the future. And if you have any questions, email me.

Nashville, Muscle Shoals and Memphis are all represented on a Tennessee Wednesday night. From Music City we'll hear the sweet trio harmony of country music new comers Maybe April. And From Memphis, the first son of rockabilly music. He's got a new album reviving his extensive song catalog and a new book documenting his amazing life in rock and roll. He's Billy Burnette. Also on the bill, Hannah Aldridge is a daughter of the Muscle Shoals studio world, though she's found her voice in dark and rough edged country rock. While Mike Younger mixes music with activism.

In this episode Karen Edelstein helps us understand how maps are used as a powerful tool in protecting our communities. Maps gives us a big picture view of the land, industrial activity, and even the various people and organizations working to protect the environment. By comparing maps and data we can discover new trends, even possibilities for our work. As mentioned in this episode: FracTracker Alliance FracTracker's Resource Page Map of New York State bans and moratoria on high volume hydraulic fracturing https://saneenergyproject.org/ http://www.youareherenymap.org/ HHN Episode 04 - Mike Younger, Backwoods Pipeline Surveys Bio: Karen Edelstein is the Eastern Program Coordinator for the FracTracker Alliance, a nonprofit organization that uses maps and other interactive media to communicate the risks of oil and gas development. As an environmental cartographer, she has worked for many conservation and government agencies over the past two decades. She started working with Fractracker in 2010 before fracking was a common part of the public vocabulary. Throughout this time she's created dozens of maps that document environmental resources and industry behavior – maps on geology, water withdrawal, waste transportation, and even the movements of public opposition to fracking. These maps give us the ability to see the bigger picture of how the oil and gas industry operates, as well as our own efforts to organize to protect our health and environment. Core Message: Maps are powerful tools for organizing activism, and FracTracker is there to help groups mobilizing against oil and gas development, and FOR renewables. Credits: This podcast is a project of halttheharm.net, a powerful resource for anyone confronting the fracking industry. Halt the Harm is a network of leaders who are taking action, sharing resources and information, and supporting each other’s campaigns. Find out more at halttheharm.net The soundtrack Halt the Harm podcast is"One of These Days" by Eilen Jewell from her album Sea of Tears. Recorded, produced, and published by Ryan Clover-Owens in the studios of Eco-Defense Radio and WRFI.

When Mike Younger learned about a compressor station being built near hear farm he started to ask questions – after hiking out to visit pipelines in rural Tennessee he was spurred into action. He found places where the pipes were exposed, crossing rivers, or in dangerous flood zones. He started taking pictures, gathering data, and compiling a report. Now the pipeline survey is a substantial report which is costing pipeline companies hundreds of thousands of dollars – in fact – if the companies were regulated according to the law their business may not be viable. That’s why Mike is on a mission to show us how we can monitor the industries that impact our lives. If you're ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work, you're going to love this interview.Mike breaks down exactly how he started his survey, and gives us a blueprint for how we can leverage this valuable tactic to defend the land. I hope you enjoy this episode of the Halt the Harm Podcast with Mike Younger. As Mentioned in the Show: www.mikeyounger.com Download the 2015 Pipeline Survey The music video for "Poisoned Rivers" can be viewed at www.mikeyounger.com/clips-and-scraps/ Concerned Citizens for a Safe Environment Main Message: There comes a point where we need to roll up our sleeves and get to work. The tactic of exposing poor pipeline maintenance and putting it into a formal study to be disseminated at all levels of gov't is a viable tactic. Why? Because it's reproducible – pipelines are everywhere, and we can monitor the places where pipelines run through our communities with tools like google maps and a camera. What We Talked About: What initially mobilized him to challenge the oil and gas industry The lack of regulation of the industry – or regulation in favor of the industry How Mike started the Pipeline Survey The pipeline survey he conducted and HOW Just putting together the report wasn’t enough – he needed to get the attention of regulatory agencies and political representatives. This podcast is a project of halttheharm.net, a powerful resource for anyone confronting the fracking industry. Halt the Harm is a network of leaders who are taking action, sharing resources and information, and supporting each other’s campaigns. Find out more at halttheharm.net

On this festive pre-Christmas show Bret talks with Mike Younger and Geoff Michelli.  They talk about a Skype lie detector, mac changing utility, anonymous surfing websites, a pop3 aggrigator, secure notepad, the VA Army National Guard members personal data stolen on a laptop, class president at Cooper City High charged with chaging grades, Hackthissite.org founder sentenced to 24 months, interesting password article, imaging Windows memory, hack free zone, your browser information site, and how to hack a master lock at i-hacked.  How to make your bass say "PORK"?Where is Ovie?!  Check out these submissions and enter the contest!!http://multimediaforensics.com/viewtopic.php?t=43The winner will get an autographed CyberSpeak mousepad!!

Today Bret has Mike Younger on the show.  Bret and Mike talk about spam statistics, IT background checks, Blackberry forensics, gmail mail fetcher, preview.local.live.com, and www.tmto.org.Remember www.multimediaforensics.com!

This show we have Mike Younger in the studio.  We talk with Mike about stuff.  Mike talks about stuff.  And then we talked about more stuff.

This week we have Mike Younger drop in on us.   We talk about Microsoft patch Tuesday, MAC vulnerabilities, Pentagon is hacked, Football player beats up nerd, ABC to start showing programs on the web, and free webbased storage.