Podcasts about nc section

Segment 3, August 5th, 2023 It's always fun to watch a project grow.  Over here at the Carolina Outdoors program, we've had the opportunity to visit with, learn from, & be entertained by a wide grouping of people. One of those people heads up Wild Bearings, is the author of a popular book at Jesse Brown's, Fly Fishing the Blue Ridge Parkway, NC Section. From that book came lectures, webcasts, and now a new undertaking, a new TV show on The Country Network - Wild Bearings Outdoors. Season one is in the books and season two is being planned now - first episode to be shot on the Biltmore Estate private waters. A discussion of how the book turned into a TV series. https://wildbearings.com/pages/webinars-points-of-interest with Sam Johnson. Johnson's YouTube presentations were noticed by management at the The Country Network which led to six episodes for the first season & has now been picked up for a second season. We'll learn how lighting, the setting, & the cooperation of the fish is a part of making a show.  Plus, Sam's show has a focus beyond just fishing.  A lot talks about the history of the watershed, the ecosystem, & the people & organizations that are a part of it.  He also talks about some of his favorite places not just to fish but to film & story tell a show. We'll find out about something that is required via digital and video programs:  Bloopers Learn Sam Johnson's answer when he's asked about the famed professional Bass fisherman & television angler Bill Dance bloopers that still air.  We'll find out if Wild Bearings Outdoors has any of those? The host of the Carolina Outdoors wardrobe was provided by the daypacks in Charlotte & online discount code BTS20 for a twenty-percent off savings at Jesse Brown's.

Segment 4, August 5th, 2023 It's Back-To-School Time at the Charlotte's Free Fly Apparel Dealer & online code, BTS20 is active for savings of 20% OFF Regular Price Items.  Check out the Borealis Backpack at Charlotte outdoor store, Jesse Brown's. Thanks to Sam R. Johnson from Wild Bearings Outdoors on the Country Network & author of Fly Fishing the Blue Ridge Parkway, NC Section for coming on the program & Neal Boyd from 76 Summer Short Track Shootout p/b Carolina Volkswagon for joining us on the Carolina Outdoors. Wardrobe for the host was provided by the Patagonia store in Charlotte, Jesse Brown's.

Dr. Nicholas Oberlies is the Patricia A. Sullivan Distinguished Professor of Chemistry in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG). Nick's lab is working to discover compounds in fungi that may be able to be used for medicines, particularly new therapeutics to treat cancer in humans. Outside of research, Nick's interests include exercising, playing soccer, and playing guitar. He also enjoys reading a wide variety of books. Nick was awarded his B.S. in Chemistry from Miami University (of Ohio) and his Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacognosy from Purdue University. Afterwards, he completed a postdoctoral fellowship at American Cyanamid. He then joined the Natural Products Laboratory at Research Triangle Institute, rising through the ranks to become Director of the Natural Products Laboratory. He joined the faculty at UNCG in 2009. Nick has received various awards and honors throughout his career including the Matt Suffness Young Investigator Award from the American Society of Pharmacognosy, the 40 Under 40 Leadership Award from the Triangle Business Journal, and the North Carolina Distinguished Speaker Award from the NC Section of the American Chemical Society. He was also recently the president of the American Society of Pharmacognosy. In our interview, he shares more about his life and science.

We are back with Season 3 of the M-W Tactical Podcast. This week Coach "B", Michael, and the Mad Scientist talk with SSG Gomez and speak on how he went through the Marksmanship Master Training Program he just completed. The two reflect on a training situation that took place while they were deployed to Afghanistan. We have a conversation with two past guests who will be shooting the NC Section with team M-W Tactical. Jay Beal and Rob Teague speak on how they are preparing for the upcoming match and their current mindset on how it plays a part in the preparation. Pull up a chair, put your cars or trucks on cruise control, and put your headphones in... It's time for the M-W Tactical Podcast!!!! Looking to support us and everything we do, visit: https://anchor.fm/m-wtactical/support Please donate to our GoFundMe Campaigns: We Are Making A Movie Donate To Help Us!!! We Are Wanting To Provide Free Training For Those Who Are Not As Fortunate!!!! Social Media Instagram: @m_wtactical @csrashooters YouTube: M-W Tactical Facebook: M-W Tactical CSRA Shooters Website: www.M-Wtactical.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Show sponsors: Hunters HD Gold The Gun Cleaners CAE Transfers Brass Monkey Bullets: 423-967-1063 JM4 Tactical Walk The Talk America

A vast network of fungi circles the globe—interwoven throughout the soil, coating surfaces above ground and even living inside of plants! There is an astonishing level of diversity among fungi, and this biodiversity is coupled with incredible chemical diversity. In this episode of Foodie Pharmacognosy, our guest is Dr. Nick Oberlies, an expert in the field of pharmacognosy who specializes in the study of fungal chemistry! He explains how he and his team find fungi growing inside plants and throughout the environment in the hunt for new molecules to treat cancer, infections, and more.    *** ABOUT OUR GUEST Nicholas Oberlies is Patricia A. Sullivan Distinguished Professor of Chemistry at The University of North Carolina Greensboro. Nick received his B.S. in Chemistry from Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) in 1992 and his Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacognosy from Purdue University (West Lafayette, Indiana) in 1997, where he studied under Professor Jerry L. McLaughlin. He then spent a year as a postdoctoral chemist at American Cyanamid (Princeton, New Jersey), where he investigated leads with insecticidal, herbicidal, and fungicidal properties from natural sources. In 1998, he joined the Natural Products Laboratory at Research Triangle Institute (RTI) in North Carolina, specifically to be mentored by Dr. Mansukh C. Wani and the now late, Dr. Monroe E. Wall, who are most well known as the co-discoverers of taxol and camptothecin. He rose progressively through the ranks of RTI and eventually directed the Natural Products Laboratory. In 2009, he moved his research group to the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. In particular, he was drawn to their Ph.D. program in Medicinal Biochemistry, where he could mentor the next generation of students in the chemistry of natural products. To date, he has mentored 7 Ph.D. students, 5 M.Sc. students, and more than a score of undergraduates. Graduates from his group are now faculty members, working in industry, or entering graduate programs and professional schools around the country. Nick has received several awards that speak to his accomplishments, including the Matt Suffness Young Investigator Award from the American Society of Pharmacognosy, the 40 under 40 Leadership Award from the Triangle Business Journal, the North Carolina Distinguished Speaker Award from the NC Section of the American Chemical Society, and the Junior Research Excellence Award from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.   *** ABOUT FOODIE PHARMACOLOGY  Now in Season 2 with more than seventy episodes! Tune in to explore the food-medicine continuum with Dr. Cassandra Quave as she meets with award-winning authors, chefs, scientists, farmers and experts on the connections between food and health. New episodes release every Monday! Like the show? 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This week on the podcast, I talk about this year's NC Section championship, focusing on my season leading up to the match and my performance during the match.

This week on the podcast, I talk about my mindset and preparation going in to the 2019 SC Section match this Saturday, including how I'm setting my expectations for my performance and the key things I want to include in each visualization. I also talk about the recent announcement of the 2019 NC Section at Sir Walter Gun Club in October of this year. I post my match videos online at youtube.com/BenBerryUSPSA. If you want to support the podcast, consider buying a shirt at berryshooting.com/shop. My email is podcast@berryshooting.com.

This week on the podcast, I talk about the NC Section match. I talk through the different stages and how I approached them, and my overall mindset that I used to win.

This week on the podcast, I start out by talking about cancelling the NC Section due to Hurricane Florence, which I maintain to be the right decision. I then mention that my wife and I will be on the September 24th episode of the Dave Ramsey show doing our Debt Free Scream. For the main topic, I discuss the idea of setting up your practice around your goals, not your current situation in order to make sure you don't get stuck on the plateau you're currently on and keep your focus on moving to the next level. After that, I mention the return of the Wake Action Pistol matches, and then plug the indexes I added this week for Ben Stoeger's "Reloaded" books.

This week on the podcast I interviewed Marty Wood, the new NC USPSA Section Coordinator. We talked about everything from the future of USPSA in North Carolina, to announcing the date and location of the 2018 NC Sectional match.  I wanted to say a special thanks to Marty for driving to Raleigh to meet with me to talk about all of this, and I'm really excited about seeing what happens with him at the wheel as the section coordinator of NC USPSA. If you want to get ahold of Marty, his email address is uspsarm@gmail.com, or you can contact him through the NC Section website at www.ncsection.org.