Podcast appearances and mentions of Noble Causes

It's a brand new Cryptid Creator Corner with guest Jay Faerber. Jay and I sat down to chat a little while ago and I'm excited for folks to finally listen to this episode. Jay wrote one of my favorite comics (illustrated by Scott Godlewski) Copperhead, and I was excited to nerd-out about that. Jay has co-created and written comics like Elsewhere, Noble Causes, Dynamo 5, and Near Death. Plus, Jay has written for some iconic television shows like Ringer, Zoo, and Supergirl. It was great hearing Jay's perspective on collaboration both in comics and in a writers' room. I also loved talking about Jay's other passion: 70s and 80s television! This was such a great conversation.  Check out Jay's website here: http://www.jayfaerber.com. From the publisher Welcome to Copperhead, a grimy mining town on the edge of a backwater planet. Single mom Clara Bronson is the new sheriff, and on her first day she'll have to contend with a resentful deputy, a shady mining tycoon, and a family of alien hillbillies. And did we mention the massacre? NEW PATREON We have a new Patreon, CryptidCreatorCornerpod. If you like what we do, please consider supporting us. We got two simple tiers, $1 and $3. I'll be uploading a story every Sunday about some of the crazy things I've gotten into over the years. The first one dropped last week about me relocating a drug lord's sharks. Yes, it did happen, and the alligators didn't even get in the way. Want to know more, you know what to do. Our episode sponsors Arkenforge Play TTRPG games? Make sure to check out our partner Arkenforge. They have everything you need to make your TTRPG more fun and immersive, allowing you to build, play, and export animated maps including in person fog of war capability that let's your players interact with maps as the adventure unfolds while you, the DM get the full picture. Use the discount code YETI5 to get $5 off your order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Unveiling Wishes, Inc: Empowering Dreams Through CrowdfundingIn this episode, we meet with the founder of Wishes, Inc., Chase Harmer, to explore the innovative world of crowdfunding with a particular focus- a platform designed to empower individuals and communities to fulfill their dreams and aspirations. Wishes, Inc. stands out among crowdfunding platforms for its mission-driven approach. Founded on the belief that dreams should have no boundaries, Wishes, Inc. provides a dedicated space for individuals, groups, and nonprofits to raise funds for their aspirations and impactful projects. The platform harnesses the power of collective support to turn dreams into reality.Key Features:We delve into the key features that make Wishes, Inc. a standout platform. From its user-friendly interface to its secure payment processing and innovative campaign tools, we'll explore how Wishes, inc. facilitates the process of creating, sharing, and managing crowdfunding campaigns. Additionally, we'll discuss the platform's focus on transparency and accountability in managing funds.Sign up and receive authentic donations/giving at https://www.wishes.inc/ Disclaimer:Please note that the information provided in this episode reflects the platform as of the podcast's recording date and is subject to change as the platform evolves.---Starting Your Nonprofit Doesn't Have To Be Hard or Scary. In Fact, I Created These Tools And Affordable Resources To Ensure Your Journey As An Executive Director Is as Simple As A, B, and C.Download Your Free Nonprofit Startup Workbook HERENeed Grants?? Want To Train Your Grant Writer? Want To Make An Extra $10K/Month As a Freelance Grant Writer? Then You Have Come To The Right Place. This Master Grant Writing Mastermind Course Is Designed To Take You From Novice To Expert In 90 Days or Less When It Comes To Writing Grants And Winning Awards. Become A Grants Expert Here

History is made (and traveled through) once again on the Time Bubble, as Murd welcomes aboard that master of Comic Timing, Ian Levenstein, as his third-ever guest co-pilot! Individually, they acquaint themselves with the super-celebrities of the Noble family in Jay Faerber's Noble Causes; witness the decompressed dawn of Millar & Hitch's The Ultimates; explore a tantalizing alternate timeline of Young Justice; and crack open a truly strange chapter in the presidential biography of Lex Luthor! Then, it's a titanic Time Bubble team-up, as Adam and Ian join forces to make sense of 2002's Marvel Mangaverse event! (3:00:29)

In todays episode, co-host Jatinder and Sifu Lak choose and discuss standing up for a righteous cause. Also covered, the koans: "spineless backbone" and "man in the arena" , from "The Art Of Thinking Without Thinking"book. Highlights include: - Martial arts teaches us enough to not want to fight - Dealing with fears, anxieties and challenges - The 3 things that martial arts teaches you - How martial arts prepares you to take a warrior mindset throughout your life - Lak shares his 9 steps to mastery - The power of personal responsibility and empowering oneself to greater heights - Lak shares his friend's "critical mass theory" discovered the dance floor - How to increase visual clarity and really see things - Lak speaks about the importance of bushido, integrity and honour and in everyday life - The empowering and debilitating influence balanced and imbalanced consciousness - Why investing in yourself is the best investment that can be made - Discovering your dharma - The philosophy behind the saint - solider concept - Tips on how and when to take a stand against others - and more Martial Mind Power, by Lak Loi, uses martial arts inspired by #BruceLee, ancient wisdom, and self-mastery principles to help provide better mental health for a modern age. To learn more, check out Lak's books here: https://www.martialmindpower.com/

This week, learn about how to break in to both comic writing and TV writing, as host Gray Jones interviews TV & comic writer Jay Faerber. Originally from rural Pennsylvania, Jay Faerber grew up on a steady diet of comic books, detective novels, and cop shows. After writing and drawing his own comics throughout high school, Jay started getting work from Marvel and DC in the late 90s, writing such titles as “Generation X,” “New Warriors,” and “Titans.”  Craving more creative freedom, Jay turned his attention to Image Comics, where he created the superhero soap opera series “Noble Causes,” which ran for over 40 issues. He also co-created numerous other series, including “Dynamo 5,” "Near Death,” “Copperhead,” and “Elsewhere.” In 2010, Jay was accepted into the Warner Bros TV Writers Workshop, and after completing that program, he landed a staff writer job on the CW series, “Ringer,” starring Sarah Michelle Gellar. After “Ringer” was cancelled, Jay was staffed on another CW series, “Star-Crossed.” He then wrote on all three seasons of the CBS summer series, “Zoo," and was most recently a writer/producer on the last two seasons of the CW series “Supergirl.” In a special section at the beginning of the podcast, Jay answers pressing fan questions related to the last season and series finale of "Supergirl," as well as other viewer-submitted questions. Jay lives in Burbank with his wife and son. Follow Jay on Twitter: @JayFaerber  Visit primary sponsor Script Anatomy on the web: scriptanatomy.com Buying Final Draft screenwriting software? Use this link to support the podcast: tinyurl.com/BuyFinalDraft. You can help with the ongoing costs of bringing these weekly podcasts to you by becoming a patron of the podcast – for as little as 25¢ per episode! There are many reward levels. CLICK HERE to find out more. Buy Gray's book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn't get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com.

This week, learn about how to break in to both comic writing and TV writing, as host Gray Jones interviews TV & comic writer Jay Faerber. Originally from rural Pennsylvania, Jay Faerber grew up on a steady diet of comic books, detective novels, and cop shows. After writing and drawing his own comics throughout high school, Jay started getting work from Marvel and DC in the late 90s, writing such titles as “Generation X,” “New Warriors,” and “Titans.”  Craving more creative freedom, Jay turned his attention to Image Comics, where he created the superhero soap opera series “Noble Causes,” which ran for over 40 issues. He also co-created numerous other series, including “Dynamo 5,” "Near Death,” “Copperhead,” and “Elsewhere.” In 2010, Jay was accepted into the Warner Bros TV Writers Workshop, and after completing that program, he landed a staff writer job on the CW series, “Ringer,” starring Sarah Michelle Gellar. After “Ringer” was cancelled, Jay was staffed on another CW series, “Star-Crossed.” He then wrote on all three seasons of the CBS summer series, “Zoo," and was most recently a writer/producer on the last two seasons of the CW series “Supergirl.” In a special section at the beginning of the podcast, Jay answers pressing fan questions related to the last season and series finale of "Supergirl," as well as other viewer-submitted questions. Jay lives in Burbank with his wife and son. Follow Jay on Twitter: @JayFaerber  Visit primary sponsor Script Anatomy on the web: scriptanatomy.com Buying Final Draft screenwriting software? Use this link to support the podcast: tinyurl.com/BuyFinalDraft. You can help with the ongoing costs of bringing these weekly podcasts to you by becoming a patron of the podcast – for as little as 25¢ per episode! There are many reward levels. CLICK HERE to find out more. Buy Gray's book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn't get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com.

Jay Faerber is a critically-acclaimed comic book and television writer. Currently he is a writer for The CW TV series Supergirl. He is also known for co-creating and writing such comic book series as Elsewhere, Copperhead, Noble Causes, Dynamo 5, and Near Death at Image Comics, and has worked on such iconic titles as Generation X, X-Men, and New Warriors for Marvel Comics, and The Titans and Green Lantern for DC Comics. He was also a writer for the TV series Star-Crossed and Zoo. twitter.com/jayfaerber Barbara Bottner is a New York Times bestselling author. Since growing up in the 1960s Bronx, Barbara has had a hand in almost every aspect of book publishing. She has written and illustrated over 50 books for children, has reviewed books for major trade and consumer publications such as The New York Times, has published short stories and essays in national newspapers and magazines, has written written sitcoms and screenplays, and has been teaching writing and illustrating in major institutions, including UCLA, Otis Parsons, and the University of Miami since 1973. Barbara’s first young adult novel since the 1980s, I AM HERE NOW, just released in August and is on sale now. Carol Weston is the author of 16 books, both fiction and non-fiction and has been the "Dear Carol" advice columnist at Girls' Life since the magazine's first issue in 1994. Her newest book is Speed of Life, which received starred reviews in Kirkus, Publishers Weekly, School Library Journal, and Booklist. The New York Times Book Review called it "perceptive, funny and moving." About Ava and Pip, the New York Times Book Review said, "This is a book about sisterhood, but also a love letter to language." Carol has been on Today, CNN, Oprah, and The View and teaches writing at the New York Society Library. She’s also big on cats, walking, skiing, and art museums. Her husband, Rob Ackerman, a playwright who has done props for the SNL film unit for 25 years, was previously on the show. Carol published 3 personal essays in 2020, “Book Club With My Husband”, “Why My App Is So Very Proud of Me”, and “How I Finally Finally Finally became a Novelist”, which can all be found on her website. twitter.com/carol_weston Danny Rubin is a screenwriter and playwright. He co-wrote with Harold Ramis the screenplay for Groundhog Day, for which the two received a BAFTA Award for Best Screenplay. He received a B.A. in biology from Brown University and a M.A. in radio, television, and film from Northwestern University. Danny has taught screenwriting at numerous universities and lectured on the topic at academic conferences since 1995. He was a Briggs-Copeland Lecturer on English at Harvard University. Christopher Golden is the New York Times bestselling and Bram Stoker award-winning author of Ararat, Snowblind, Dead Ringers, and Of Saints and Shadows, among many other novels. With Mike Mignola, he is the co-creator of two cult favorite comic book series, Baltimore and Joe Golem: Occult Detective. Chris is also the editor of such anthologies as Seize the Night, The New Dead, and Dark Cities. His new novel, RED HANDS (released December 8th through St. Martins Press), is a part of the Ben Walker series which has been optioned by AGC for television development. twitter.com/ChristophGolden Joy Gorman Wettels is a partner and producer at Anonymous Content focused on social impact content for women and youth. She’s also the executive producer of the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why, the Apple TV+ series Home Before Dark, and the feature films Seeking a Friend For the End of the World and The Meddler. https://twitter.com/joymaryro

This issue Ryan, Keith, Leigh and Mat are joined by the superlative comic artist Ian Richardson, whose work covers 2000AD (Judge Dredd, Sinister Dexter, & Future Shocks), Noble Causes, Halo, Zenescope Covers, the recent successfully funded Unthinkables Kickstarter and more! Plus we update you on all things gaming, collect our thoughts on Star Trek Discovery Season 3 so far and more! * **Intro** 00:00:00 * **Setting the Scene - 2001 Edition - Results** 00:29:55 https://twitter.com/GeekyBrummie/status/1327600427513286657 * **Interview - Ian Richardson** 00:32:51 https://www.instagram.com/ian_richardson_art/ https://www.facebook.com/RicoIllustration * **The Geeky Brummie Pull List with Keith** 01:03:51 https://geekybrummie.com/comics/the-gb-pull-list-john-constantine-hellblazer-25th-november-2020/ https://geekybrummie.com/comics/the-gb-pull-list-once-and-future-18th-november-2020/ * ** Gaming Roundup** 01:06:08 https://geekybrummie.com/blog/game-review-the-falconeer/ * * **Leigh's Games of the Week(s) - Chickens and Dragons and Bugsnax Oh My ** 01:39:39 https://geekybrummie.com/blog/games-roundup-ps5-uk-launch/ https://geekybrummie.com/blog/gaming-roundup-xbox-series-x-launch/ * ** Star Trek: Discovery - Season 3 so far ** 01:42:28 * **Outro** 01:43:38 Donate at https://www.ko-fi.com/GeekyBrummie Follow Geeky Brummie on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/GeekyBrummie

This issue Ryan, Keith, Leigh and Mat are joined by the superlative comic artist Ian Richardson, whose work covers 2000AD (Judge Dredd, Sinister Dexter, & Future Shocks), Noble Causes, Halo, Zenescope Covers, the recent successfully funded Unthinkables Kickstarter and more! Plus we update you on all things gaming, collect our thoughts on Star Trek Discovery Season 3 so far and more!

Jay Faerber is a critically-acclaimed television and comic book writer. Currently he is a writer for The CW TV series Supergirl. He is also known for co-creating and writing such comic book series as Elsewhere, Copperhead, Noble Causes, Dynamo 5, and Near Death at Image Comics, and has worked on such iconic titles as Generation X, X-Men, and New Warriors for Marvel Comics, and The Titans and Green Lantern for DC Comics. He was also a writer for the TV series Star-Crossed and Zoo. https://twitter.com/jayfaerber

Remember Sugar? You know, from the pilot episode of the television show Burn Notice? He's back! And he has a slow cousin played by Damian from Mean Girls. This is certainly... an episode of television (spoiler alert). Love us in a non-creepy way? Love us in a creepy way? Send us an email at BurnNoticedPodcast@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter @BurnNoticedPod

Here at Ruck 'n Roll, we're always up for supporting a good cause. So this week we're laying down our charity tracks for three of the best...we think you'll agree. Tune in as the boys sharpen up their vocal talents in support of three most noble of causes...including a live acoustic performance by Manno himself!We are the world...so rock on!--Kevin Hillier, Brian Mannix, Rohan ConnollySubscribe in iTunes!https://apple.co/2LUQuixListen on Spotifyhttps://spoti.fi/2DdgYadFollow us on Facebook...https://bit.ly/2OOe7agProducer - Steve VisscherHowdy Partners Media - 2019www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au

Jay Faerber, TV writer on CBS' ZOO and creator of Image Comics series COPPERHEAD and NOBLE CAUSES returns to the podcast to chat about how to break into TV and comics, classic TV show reboots, the 10 (or 57) greatest TV shows of all time and much more.   Video Podcast: [embedyt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MImheqBQS3A[/embedyt]   Audio Podcast:   […]

Jay Faerber, TV writer on CBS’ ZOO and creator of Image Comics series COPPERHEAD and NOBLE CAUSES returns to the podcast to chat about how to break into TV and comics, classic TV show reboots, the 10 (or 57) greatest TV shows of all time and much more.   Video Podcast:   Audio Podcast:   Video […]

As a child, John Sculley wasn't interested in toys, he was interested in parts. That love of discovering how things work has been the thread through his life and career, including his tenure as Vice President and President of Pepsi-Cola, and CEO of Apple. He's a master of marketing, and he shares insights on how perception leads reality, the importance of the consumer experience, his friendship with Steve Jobs, and his current role working with the health care industry.

Jay Faerber is a critically-acclaimed writer of comic books and television. He has co-created and written such titles as Elsewhere, Copperhead, Noble Causes, Dynamo 5, and Near Death at Image Comics, and has worked on such iconic titles as Green Lantern, X-Men, and Superman. He has also written for the TV series Zoo, Ringer and Star-Crossed, and the animated series Avengers Assemble. On the 45th episode of the Chasing Earhart podcast, Jay joins us via Zoom to break down and discuss his critically-acclaimed and wildly popular Elsewhere Series starring Amelia Earhart. In this conversation, we discuss why Amelia was a perfect fit to be the star of this story, and get Jay's thoughts on Amelia's legacy and impact on pop culture in the 21st century.

Writer, coach, consultant and Wild Woman, Mary Daniels, is our guest this week. She talks about the congruence between people/organisations with the vision to do good and create change in the world and their values and behaviour. In the Show… Judith’s car has sailed through the MoT but she discovered some bad small business news down at the garage while she was there. She reflects on Twitter in the week of her 10th Twitterversary. Nicola’s enjoyed another sociable week of dining out, Reading Club, Mothers’ Day pampering, ouzo and octopus and a birthday party. She has her eye on a chap who is both taciturn and saturnine and has his own boat AND his own taverna! What’s Fuelled Their Fire? Judith’s fire was fuelled by last Friday’s recording session with upcoming podcast guests 9-12 - Rhys, Richard, Alice and Paula. Nicola’s spoken to Justin Brooke about her Facebook Ads account suspension and he’s helped her to rationalise it unemotionally and to find the workaround. Focus of the Week: Mary Daniels – Normal People, Noble Causes Mary's talk is about the dangers of not knowing who you are and the congruence between people/organisations with the vision to do good and create change in the world with their values and behaviour. Noble causes are served by perfectly normal human beings who behave in exceptional ways and this isn't limited to organisations either, it can apply to us working at home alone. Ask yourself about your daily habits: Am I being true to who I am? Would anyone looking in from the outside know that? What compromises do I make, how do I let my values slip, how often do I evaluate that so I can bring myself back on track? Mary’s first book is published by Hay House and called Wild Awakening, and she’s working on her next. Find out more at MaryDaniels.co.uk Words of the Week Nicola picks Leisure and Judith goes for Dreams. Project Updates Own It! The Podcast’s download numbers continue to impress both Nicola and Judith and their best guess is that it is a second spike attributable to Radio Public who reward podcasters who send them traffic. Nicola’s writing a sales letter, and her 30 Day Challenge people continue to get excellent results and ROI. One of them was also featured by Radio Public in their Indies to Watch spotlight. Judith continues to make good progress with her Creating the Impossible Challenge, her Blogfest. Now all 52 blog posts are published and all 52 podcasts too. Who or What’s Impressed? Nicola is impressed (again) by Iain Banks, having re-read The Wasp Factory in her Reading Club. Both Judith and Nicola had read it before but since it was published in 1984, neither of them can remember it! Judith is impressed by three women – Sarah Sellers who finished second in the Boston Marathon, Tammie Jo Shults the pilot who landed the South West Airlines plane which lost an engine mid-flight and Doreen Lawrence who never gave up hope of achieving justice for her son, Stephen. Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a rating and review via your podcast app Ask a question in our Facebook Group  To help out the show: Subscribe via Radio Public, iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube, TuneIn, Libsyn Please share on Twitter, Facebook or whatever social media platform you love to use and tag us if you can - we love to read your comments! Website: OwnItThePodcast.com

Since 1986, National Philanthropy Day has been celebrated on November 15 in the US following the signing of a proclamation by President Ronald Reagan. In 2013, the Canadian government signed into law a similar proclamation to celebrate November 15 as National Philanthropy Day in Canada. Donating and volunteering of course does not begin nor stop on that day, but it does serve the purpose of drawing attention to the importance of “giving back” to the many causes that increasingly rely on philanthropic assistance. Almost half of Canada's population over 15 years of age volunteer an average of 150 hours per year or nearly 2 billion hours in total donated. Yearly monetary donations to Canadian charitable and non-profit organizations amount to approx. $15 billion. Of that total, two-thirds of the donations were made by the most generous 10 percent of the donors. Around 40 percent of all financial donations went to religious organizations while health and social service groups received nearly 25 percent of the total. How was National Philanthropy Day celebrated in Lethbridge and how does this community generally stack up in terms of giving and volunteering? The speaker will shed light on that question and contend that showing love for humanity is more than wealthy individuals and companies donating millions of dollars to charities and institutions. It is the numerous acts of charity and volunteerism, however small, that make a huge impact on people's lives …….. including your own. Speaker: Brandie Lea You may wonder how in the world a person with a Graduate Degree in Kinesiology ends up as a “Recruiter for Noble Causes” (i.e. Fundraiser). Brandie graduated from the University of Lethbridge with an MSc in Kinesiology, yet has been involved in the non-for-profit world for almost 10 years. She began her path at Covenant Health working as the Foundation Coordinator for the St. Michael's Health Centre, and recently graduated from that role into a position as Faculty Development Officer for the University of Lethbridge. Brandie is an eye-witness to many of the big hearts and brilliant people that are found in our city. She is a member of the Rotary Club of Lethbridge and is currently involved at the board level. She has also been part of the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce and volunteered as a member of their Board of Directors. Most recently Brandie was instrumental in initiating a Chamber committee known as the Corporate Philanthropy Taskforce. Her engagement with this Taskforce, as well as her role with the Association of Fundraising Professionals, gave her a flash of inspiration that led to a city-wide message of thanks to our local citizens. #ThanksYQL was a phenomenal week of appreciation that she hopes touched nearly everyone. Moderator: Knud Petersen Date: Thursday, December 14, 2017 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (below the Keg restaurant) 1715 Mayor Magrath Dr. S. Lethbridge Cost: $14.00 (includes lunch) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea) RSVP is not necessary

Since 1986, National Philanthropy Day has been celebrated on November 15 in the US following the signing of a proclamation by President Ronald Reagan. In 2013, the Canadian government signed into law a similar proclamation to celebrate November 15 as National Philanthropy Day in Canada. Donating and volunteering of course does not begin nor stop on that day, but it does serve the purpose of drawing attention to the importance of “giving back” to the many causes that increasingly rely on philanthropic assistance. Almost half of Canada's population over 15 years of age volunteer an average of 150 hours per year or nearly 2 billion hours in total donated. Yearly monetary donations to Canadian charitable and non-profit organizations amount to approx. $15 billion. Of that total, two-thirds of the donations were made by the most generous 10 percent of the donors. Around 40 percent of all financial donations went to religious organizations while health and social service groups received nearly 25 percent of the total. How was National Philanthropy Day celebrated in Lethbridge and how does this community generally stack up in terms of giving and volunteering? The speaker will shed light on that question and contend that showing love for humanity is more than wealthy individuals and companies donating millions of dollars to charities and institutions. It is the numerous acts of charity and volunteerism, however small, that make a huge impact on people's lives …….. including your own. Speaker: Brandie Lea You may wonder how in the world a person with a Graduate Degree in Kinesiology ends up as a “Recruiter for Noble Causes” (i.e. Fundraiser). Brandie graduated from the University of Lethbridge with an MSc in Kinesiology, yet has been involved in the non-for-profit world for almost 10 years. She began her path at Covenant Health working as the Foundation Coordinator for the St. Michael's Health Centre, and recently graduated from that role into a position as Faculty Development Officer for the University of Lethbridge. Brandie is an eye-witness to many of the big hearts and brilliant people that are found in our city. She is a member of the Rotary Club of Lethbridge and is currently involved at the board level. She has also been part of the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce and volunteered as a member of their Board of Directors. Most recently Brandie was instrumental in initiating a Chamber committee known as the Corporate Philanthropy Taskforce. Her engagement with this Taskforce, as well as her role with the Association of Fundraising Professionals, gave her a flash of inspiration that led to a city-wide message of thanks to our local citizens. #ThanksYQL was a phenomenal week of appreciation that she hopes touched nearly everyone. Moderator: Knud Petersen Date: Thursday, December 14, 2017 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (below the Keg restaurant) 1715 Mayor Magrath Dr. S. Lethbridge Cost: $14.00 (includes lunch) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea) RSVP is not necessary

Since 1986, National Philanthropy Day has been celebrated on November 15 in the US following the signing of a proclamation by President Ronald Reagan. In 2013, the Canadian government signed into law a similar proclamation to celebrate November 15 as National Philanthropy Day in Canada. Donating and volunteering of course does not begin nor stop on that day, but it does serve the purpose of drawing attention to the importance of “giving back” to the many causes that increasingly rely on philanthropic assistance. Almost half of Canada's population over 15 years of age volunteer an average of 150 hours per year or nearly 2 billion hours in total donated. Yearly monetary donations to Canadian charitable and non-profit organizations amount to approx. $15 billion. Of that total, two-thirds of the donations were made by the most generous 10 percent of the donors. Around 40 percent of all financial donations went to religious organizations while health and social service groups received nearly 25 percent of the total. How was National Philanthropy Day celebrated in Lethbridge and how does this community generally stack up in terms of giving and volunteering? The speaker will shed light on that question and contend that showing love for humanity is more than wealthy individuals and companies donating millions of dollars to charities and institutions. It is the numerous acts of charity and volunteerism, however small, that make a huge impact on people's lives …….. including your own. Speaker: Brandie Lea You may wonder how in the world a person with a Graduate Degree in Kinesiology ends up as a “Recruiter for Noble Causes” (i.e. Fundraiser). Brandie graduated from the University of Lethbridge with an MSc in Kinesiology, yet has been involved in the non-for-profit world for almost 10 years. She began her path at Covenant Health working as the Foundation Coordinator for the St. Michael's Health Centre, and recently graduated from that role into a position as Faculty Development Officer for the University of Lethbridge. Brandie is an eye-witness to many of the big hearts and brilliant people that are found in our city. She is a member of the Rotary Club of Lethbridge and is currently involved at the board level. She has also been part of the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce and volunteered as a member of their Board of Directors. Most recently Brandie was instrumental in initiating a Chamber committee known as the Corporate Philanthropy Taskforce. Her engagement with this Taskforce, as well as her role with the Association of Fundraising Professionals, gave her a flash of inspiration that led to a city-wide message of thanks to our local citizens. #ThanksYQL was a phenomenal week of appreciation that she hopes touched nearly everyone. Moderator: Knud Petersen Date: Thursday, December 14, 2017 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (below the Keg restaurant) 1715 Mayor Magrath Dr. S. Lethbridge Cost: $14.00 (includes lunch) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea) RSVP is not necessary

Since 1986, National Philanthropy Day has been celebrated on November 15 in the US following the signing of a proclamation by President Ronald Reagan. In 2013, the Canadian government signed into law a similar proclamation to celebrate November 15 as National Philanthropy Day in Canada. Donating and volunteering of course does not begin nor stop on that day, but it does serve the purpose of drawing attention to the importance of “giving back” to the many causes that increasingly rely on philanthropic assistance. Almost half of Canada's population over 15 years of age volunteer an average of 150 hours per year or nearly 2 billion hours in total donated. Yearly monetary donations to Canadian charitable and non-profit organizations amount to approx. $15 billion. Of that total, two-thirds of the donations were made by the most generous 10 percent of the donors. Around 40 percent of all financial donations went to religious organizations while health and social service groups received nearly 25 percent of the total. How was National Philanthropy Day celebrated in Lethbridge and how does this community generally stack up in terms of giving and volunteering? The speaker will shed light on that question and contend that showing love for humanity is more than wealthy individuals and companies donating millions of dollars to charities and institutions. It is the numerous acts of charity and volunteerism, however small, that make a huge impact on people's lives …….. including your own. Speaker: Brandie Lea You may wonder how in the world a person with a Graduate Degree in Kinesiology ends up as a “Recruiter for Noble Causes” (i.e. Fundraiser). Brandie graduated from the University of Lethbridge with an MSc in Kinesiology, yet has been involved in the non-for-profit world for almost 10 years. She began her path at Covenant Health working as the Foundation Coordinator for the St. Michael's Health Centre, and recently graduated from that role into a position as Faculty Development Officer for the University of Lethbridge. Brandie is an eye-witness to many of the big hearts and brilliant people that are found in our city. She is a member of the Rotary Club of Lethbridge and is currently involved at the board level. She has also been part of the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce and volunteered as a member of their Board of Directors. Most recently Brandie was instrumental in initiating a Chamber committee known as the Corporate Philanthropy Taskforce. Her engagement with this Taskforce, as well as her role with the Association of Fundraising Professionals, gave her a flash of inspiration that led to a city-wide message of thanks to our local citizens. #ThanksYQL was a phenomenal week of appreciation that she hopes touched nearly everyone. Moderator: Knud Petersen Date: Thursday, December 14, 2017 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (below the Keg restaurant) 1715 Mayor Magrath Dr. S. Lethbridge Cost: $14.00 (includes lunch) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea) RSVP is not necessary

PNN - PROGRESSIVE-JOURNO-CIRCLE and an Interview with Brooke Stapleton of Adelaide We have invited a fine thoughtful group of Progressive Activists and Journalists to come together to talk about the challenges ahead. Some of our topics: We'll chat TRUMP Choices / Pipes leaking and Yet to be installed / Treaties Lost and Found                  Democratic "Anti-Leadership" / Trumps Swamp Drainage + the persistent gardens of Goldman Sachs                  Flag Burning and other Distractions / European Conserva-TILT / Israeli Peace Plans "heating up"                  CHINA's TIP ' of the Hat / Native American Massacres - Ancient and Modern / Redneck of the Week                  Schumar & Pelosi a new BROOM SWEEPS under the RUG / Uteri and other Noble Causes                  Preparing for the first TRUMPEAN VOLLIES - Betting pool for the first Journalist Law Suit / Arrest                  Has America's Free Speech Zone been merely Shrunk or Electrified? / Should we expect a Smaller but far more posh Inaugural And we will discuss with Brooke Stapleton who has worked and lived among the Aboriginal Communities of Austrialia north and south. We also get an Austalian perspective on the problem faced by the GREAT BARRIER REEF. TUNE IN LIVE: Sundays 7pm (Eastern) 4pm (Pacific)

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September 4,2008 - Ron sat down for a chat with Jay Faerber, writer of Noble Causes , Dynamo 5 and Gemini to discuss the end of Noble Causes, the success of Dynamo5 and the pros and cons of doing creator owned work for Image Comics. You can check out his Top Cow Pilot Season Book, Urban Myths and don't forget to vote for it at the Top Cow Blog Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Collected Comics Library Podcast #185 - The one hundred eighty fifth podcast! New Ogden Whitney Collection; International Watchmen; Noble Causes; Softcover Marvel Masterworks; Shipping and Product Changes; New Releases of the Week; Email; Sinestro Corp War; 38m 37s Collected Comics Library, hosted by Chris Marshall, THE Trade Paperback Podcast. The only podcast solely dedicated to news, information and reviews on all sorts of comic book collected editions.

It's all hands on deck as we discuss Vertigo's new House of Mystery, Jim Butcher's Dresden Files #2, Gene Colan, fill-in artists, silliness (or lack thereof) within Marvel's Secret Invasion, '76, Millar and Hitch's Fantastic Four, Jay Faerber's Gemini and Noble Causes, the Horus Heresy, Crawlspace: XXXombies, the Larsenverse, Invincible and Atom Eve, beer, and much more!

Around Comics welcomes the writer of Noble Causes and Dynamo 5. Listen in to find out about the Soap Opera meets Super Powers world that Jay has created and how much fun comics can be when you don't have to keep up with mega events. Jay also has a relatively new series called Dynamo 5 on stands and we dive into the world of the five teenagers with the shared powers of their dead father Captain Dynamo. Long time Noble Causes fans get a sneak peak of the 5 years later jumping on point due in March. Sal goes over the past week's top stories in Wire 2 Wire Comics News, The Quiet! Panelologists At Work continue their A to Z of British comics and Jeremy Mullins has a Web Comic suggestion sure to bring out your inner Super F**ker.  Tom Katers is back as the Answer Man, Will Pfeifer talks DVDs, Jarrett Willaims has a new Manga recommendation and we get you ready for the week ahead with new collected and single issue releases.   Timestamp: 02:20 - Wire2Wire Comics News 08:59 - Jay Faerber 48:30 - A to Z British Comics 54:20 - Answer Man 01:03:38 - Web Comics - http://www.americanelf.com/ 01:06:45 - Will Pfeifer on DVDs 01:09:43 - Jarret Williams on Manga 01:12:58 - New Collected Releases 01:18:41 - New Single Issue Releases

This week's iFanboy Pick of the Week is sponsored by YouBuyNow.com! Running Time: 00:59:22 Pick of the Week: 00:01:57 - Ron's love of Jeff Smith leads him to select Shazam! The Monster Society of Evil #1 as the Pick of the Week. A discussion on Jeff Smith's Bone interrupts the proceedings. Comics: 00:16:06 - It was a downer, but the iFanboys loved the hell out of Fell #7. 00:19:58 - No more waiting, The New Avengers #27 skips past Civil War! 00:26:26 - Ultimate Spider-Man #105 wraps up the never-ending Clone Saga. 00:29:00 - Did some Stephen King book come out? 00:33:19 - Phil Noto's art in Jonah Hex #16 was sublime. E-Mail: 00:37:01 - Adrian from New Zealand wants to know what we think of the various Matt Wagner's Batman miniseries? 00:40:17 - Cam from Canada thinks that Marvel should jump ahead "One Year Later" like DC. 00:42:31 - Eric wants to know what the hell happened to Chris Claremont and John Byrne and if he should read 52 in trade form or in weekly issue form. Voicemails: 00:46:05 - Eddie from California wants to start posting on iFanboy.com but wants some help picking a user name. 00:47:54 - Angela from California wants to know if iFanboy is going to the San Diego Comic-Con. 00:50:11 - Sanchez from Queens, New York apologizes for calling Conor a Negative Nancy and wants to know if we've read Gødland or Noble Causes. • If you have any questions, email us at contact@ifanboy.com OR you can call us at 1-888-FANBOYS (326-2697) and leave us a voicemail! Be sure to provide your name and where you're from! • Go to the Frappr map, join the other (unknown amount) faithful and be counted! • Or you could go to our stupid MySpace page and maybe we could be your friend? • And now you can be our friend at ComicSpace! • And don't forget to digg our show! Want to discuss the podcast? Tell everyone what you think on the Pick of the Week page for Shazam! The Monster Society of Evil #1! Music: "Punk Rock Girl" The Dead Milkmen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices