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There's something magical about outdoor gatherings—those special moments where food, nature, and companionship blend together to create lasting memories. In this episode, Willie the Oil Man takes us deep into the art of the shore lunch, a beloved Canadian tradition that transcends simple outdoor cooking.Willie shares decades of hard-earned wisdom on creating unforgettable wilderness meals. From selecting the perfect shoreline spot (flat, safe, with a beautiful view) to handling hot oil safely over an open fire, every detail matters when cooking outdoors. You'll discover ingenious hacks like replacing metal pan handles with wooden shovel handles to prevent burns, and using burlap sacks to store used cookware.The culinary secrets come thick and fast: why beer-battered fish needs cooler oil, how to achieve that perfect golden crust on your potatoes, and unexpected alternatives like wild rice pilaf that can elevate a standard shore lunch into something extraordinary. Beyond technical advice, Willie weaves in personal stories—both heartwarming and cautionary—that bring the tradition to life, including a poignant moment teaching his young son to build a fire during a father-son outing.At its heart, this episode celebrates the deeper meaning behind outdoor gatherings. Whether it's an elaborate shore lunch for fishing clients, a simple picnic with family, or even just coffee shared with a spouse on a dock, these gatherings create the backdrop for our most cherished relationships. With summer approaching, Willie urges listeners to create these experiences with their loved ones—teaching children outdoor skills, sharing stories around a fire, and forging connections that will outlast any meal.Subscribe now to hear more stories from the north, and share your own shore lunch experiences with us online. What outdoor cooking traditions do you cherish with your family?

Jason Tartick LOVES his dog and he LOVES his Ziploc! Sean Astin is NOT Skylar Astin (although you didn't ask), Aaron Goodwin's (ex) wife tried to kill him :( :( Oh! Elsa Hosk is *not* "COMPLETELY" nude (but she is selling shoes), Ellie Kemper is Kohls Mom, Robert from Shark Tank is ripped, Madonna's twins' lugholes went down the plughole and Bobby invents a new '25 Things' game! Plus, Pete Davidson dates a "non-celeb" (sure), Pierce Brosnan comments on Instagram, Christine Quinn's dating an Oil Man, Julien Baker is dating bandmate (Lucy Dacus), Venus Williams is dating an Italian film 'star', Quinta's getting a divorce and we're on ENGAGEMENT WATCH for TJ & Amy #newsegmentalert As always, call in at 619.WHO.THEM to leave questions, comments & concerns for a future episode of Who's There?. Want more? Get a ton of bonus content over on Patreon.com/WhoWeekly To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Season 7 Ep 09 (140) Morning After Written: David Paulsen Directed: Michael Preece Aired: November 25, 1983   The Oil Baron's Ball ends with fists and food flying between J.R., Bobby, Cliff, Ray, and Mark. Cliff makes the Ewings salty by defaming Jock's memory during his Oil Man of the Year acceptance speech.   EwingBBQ.com  Patreon: www.Patreon.com/EwingBBQ Merch: bit.ly/ewingbbqmerch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/EwingBBQ/ TikTok: @Ewingbbq  

Fri, 07 Feb 2025 01:15:00 GMT http://relay.fm/downstream/88 http://relay.fm/downstream/88 Jason Snell Will Carroll returns on Super Bowl week, and we discuss Super Bowl 4K, Tubi, and the enduring power of communal live events. Also: ESPN Flagship and Fox's streaming play, a new RSN is heard from, Apple and MLS make tweaks, your letters, and TV picks! Will Carroll returns on Super Bowl week, and we discuss Super Bowl 4K, Tubi, and the enduring power of communal live events. Also: ESPN Flagship and Fox's streaming play, a new RSN is heard from, Apple and MLS make tweaks, your letters, and TV picks! clean 4486 Will Carroll returns on Super Bowl week, and we discuss Super Bowl 4K, Tubi, and the enduring power of communal live events. Also: ESPN Flagship and Fox's streaming play, a new RSN is heard from, Apple and MLS make tweaks, your letters, and TV picks! This episode of Downstream is sponsored by: Memberful: Best-in-class membership software for independent creators, publishers, educators, podcasters, and more. Get started now, no credit card required. Guest Starring: Will Carroll Links and Show Notes: TV Picks: Will: Ludwig (coming to Britbox, Elsbeth (Paramount+) Jason: Detectorists (Acorn, Pluto TV, Roku, Hoopla) Get Downstream+ and don't miss a segment! Submit Feedback Fox does streaming (Apple News/WSJ) 2025 Super Bowl Will Stream for Free on Tubi, Fox Streaming Service Fox's 1080p to 4K Upscaling Workflow for Super Bowl 2025: An Engaging Debate - Streaming Learning Center Comcast Sales, Profit Beat as ‘Wicked' Lifts Film Studio - Bloomberg Altitude Sports, Comcast end long-running dispute to televise Nuggets and Avalanche games | AP News Apple adds Xfinity, DirecTV as MLS Season Pass distributors – Six Colors Rangers Sports Network Boss Explains Why Team Managing Own TV Business Texas Rangers: ‘We're in better hands managing our own risk' Comcast Sales, Profit Beat as ‘Wicked' Lifts Film Studio - Bloomberg (3) Under The Kn

Fri, 07 Feb 2025 01:15:00 GMT http://relay.fm/downstream/88 http://relay.fm/downstream/88 An Oil Man 88 Jason Snell Will Carroll returns on Super Bowl week, and we discuss Super Bowl 4K, Tubi, and the enduring power of communal live events. Also: ESPN Flagship and Fox's streaming play, a new RSN is heard from, Apple and MLS make tweaks, your letters, and TV picks! Will Carroll returns on Super Bowl week, and we discuss Super Bowl 4K, Tubi, and the enduring power of communal live events. Also: ESPN Flagship and Fox's streaming play, a new RSN is heard from, Apple and MLS make tweaks, your letters, and TV picks! clean 4486 Will Carroll returns on Super Bowl week, and we discuss Super Bowl 4K, Tubi, and the enduring power of communal live events. Also: ESPN Flagship and Fox's streaming play, a new RSN is heard from, Apple and MLS make tweaks, your letters, and TV picks! This episode of Downstream is sponsored by: Memberful: Best-in-class membership software for independent creators, publishers, educators, podcasters, and more. Get started now, no credit card required. Guest Starring: Will Carroll Links and Show Notes: TV Picks: Will: Ludwig (coming to Britbox, Elsbeth (Paramount+) Jason: Detectorists (Acorn, Pluto TV, Roku, Hoopla) Get Downstream+ and don't miss a segment! Submit Feedback Fox does streaming (Apple News/WSJ) 2025 Super Bowl Will Stream for Free on Tubi, Fox Streaming Service Fox's 1080p to 4K Upscaling Workflow for Super Bowl 2025: An Engaging Debate - Streaming Learning Center Comcast Sales, Profit Beat as ‘Wicked' Lifts Film Studio - Bloomberg Altitude Sports, Comcast end long-running dispute to televise Nuggets and Avalanche games | AP News Apple adds Xfinity, DirecTV as MLS Season Pass distributors – Six Colors Rangers Sports Network Boss Explains Why Team Managing Own TV Business Texas Rangers: ‘We're in better hands managing our own risk' Comcast Sales, Profit Beat as ‘Wicked' Lifts Film Studio - Bloomberg (3) Under The Knife | Will

Season 7 Ep 08 (140) The Oil  Baron's  Ball   Written: David Jacobs Directed: Leonard Katzman Aired: November 18, 1983 Emotions run high at the Oil Baron's Ball as the Ewing and Barnes parties confront each other. J.R. is delighted to see Bobby and Pam with new lovers but is shocked and dismayed at who has been awarded Oil Man of the Year. Highlight: Ladies Room Showdown!!!  EwingBBQ.com  Patreon: www.Patreon.com/EwingBBQ Merch: bit.ly/ewingbbqmerch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/EwingBBQ/ TikTok: @Ewingbbq Instagram: @EwingBBQ Twitter: @BBQEwing        

What if nature holds the key to healing your deepest wounds? Join us as Willie the Oil Man shares his moving story of overcoming personal tragedies through the therapeutic power of the great outdoors. From the heartrending loss of his best friend Kevin in a boating accident to the physical challenges of a demanding career in the oil field, Willie reveals how fishing became his sanctuary, offering solace and strength during life's most challenging moments.Amidst tales of resilience, Willie opens up about the camaraderie found within the fishing community, recounting unforgettable experiences with friends like Ryan Bonnen and his best friend Kyle. The episode explores how these connections provide a lifeline during tough times and the importance of maintaining an open-door policy with friends and colleagues. Willie's journey is a testament to the power of outdoor pursuits, emphasizing how they can foster healing, personal growth, and a renewed sense of purpose.

​​I think if we can reimagine what matters to us and pursue that, then perhaps there's a chance that we can stop this truly self-destructive pursuit of infinite more, and in material terms, become happy with enough, without giving up the idea of personal growth and evolution, because I do think that is core to what it is to be human and even just alive. Life is about growth. The history of life on earth is one of ever more complexity and richness. And I think it would be like, I just don't agree with the argument that we have to stop growing. I think that's totally impossible and depressing. And I think that's often how economic arguments about degrowth versus growth get framed and understood is, well, we just have to sacrifice, and the good times are over, and now it's just less of everything for everybody. And I guess it's kind of depressing, but that's just reality. I don't think it needs to be depressing. In fact, I think it has to not be depressing for it to work. I think it has to be exciting. And the way that I can get excited about it is to think, wow, well, let's just tell better stories and let's focus on. Let's have some fun. Like, we can. Let's enjoy our lives and find ways to enjoy them that can be grown. And to me, art is just the best, most wonderful, inexhaustible resource in all of its forms.Hi listeners, This is the 3rd last episode of this 5th season of the conscient podcast. I have produced 54 regular episodes since February of this year plus 6 bonus episodes so that's a lot of content to digest and I invite you to take your time.  It's been a lot of fun and I thank all of my guests and their collaborators for their generosity. I'm going to take a break after the last episode, e208 with my daughter Clara Schryer. I'm going to take some time to breathe a bit and prepare for season 6 which will start in 2025 on the theme of ‘arts and culture in times of crisis and collapse'.So, back to episode e206. Meet Arno Kopecky who is, I think, an upbeat realist. Like I did with e196 alice irene whittaker (part 2) - homing, a book review I will read the introduction to the episode at the top of my conversation, with Arno present, but before we jump in to our conversation, I wanted to share a quote from that episode to give you a preview of what's coming: If we look into the past, when I think of what art has done to deal with political problems, for example, or social problems, I think of civil rights and I think of people like Nina Simone, I think of Billie Holiday, I think of Toni Morrison and people and all the so many people like them who produced just incredible music and works of art that absolutely had a message but also sort of transcended that message or found a way. It's so hard to put into words for me how they did what they did. But I feel like there is a whole rich body of work that emanated and proceeded from the atrocity that was slavery and racism and a clear social justice tragedy. But you didn't hear the word social justice in any of Mina Simone's songs or Toni Morrison's books. You know, you heard stories, you heard an outpouring, you felt an emotion, and that moved and transported people, and that operates on such a deep societal level. I feel like it's almost, you know, I think art has a way of seeding social awareness and imagination, and that is almost a precursor or a prerequisite for social change. That then also requires political movements and politicians and civil society and all kinds of the realm of reason and logic and journalism and fact and argument.So, with no further ado, here is my conversation with Arno, recorded on the morning of September 11, 2024 in Vancouver. Arno Kopecky's 2014 book The Oil Man and the Sea: Navigating the Northern Gateway won the 2014 Edna Staebler Award.Arno is a journalist and writer who lives just down the street from me here in east Vancouver so I invited him to talk, and to do a soundwalk with me about his most recent book, The Environmentalist's Dilemma: Promise and Peril in an Age of Climate Crisis, published by ECW press. I was also curious about Arno's thoughts on art, the ecological crisis and the multiple dilemmas that we face as we work our way through the trappings and self destructive tendencies of modernity, while trying to retain, in a sustainable way, some of its benefits.There are many great stories and tales in the book, such as the dilemma faced by people on a boat about to fall over Niagara Falls : should they ignore it, should they change directions or simply accept their fate and have a drink? I recommend the book, in particular the audiobook version narrated by Marvin Kaye, who really brings this set of essays to life.The Environmentalist's Dilemma confirms that our planet is dying due to gross misbehaviour, however, Arno also observes that humanity, ironically, is doing better than ever. What's that about?I enjoyed the book because it provided me with insights into a daily dilemma : how to live well and comfortably in this world while denouncing and rethinking it fundamentally. I remember listening to the book while biking to Victoria BC and having to stop to catch my breath at a passage in chapter 6 called ‘let's get drunk and celebrate the future', where Kopecky suggests that we get drunk and give up, to which I screamed out loud : yes, yes,! I'm in! It was a cathartic moment for me because I sometimes feel like giving up hope and just getting drunk or high or… It's actually quite sane to say these things out loud. It allowed a reader like me to break through emotional barriers and find ways to get on with the work of reimagining life on earth, one step at a time.I was happy to see that the book has been well received as witnessed by some of the positive reviews I read. For example, the Literary Review of Canada wrote that : In the author's hands, the book's titular dilemma emerges in all its richness, ambiguity, and tension as a foundational opportunity and challenge for contemporary environmentalism.Well said. I agree. Kopecky questions some of our most ingrained assumptions and biases with journalistic rigour and may I say humour. The Ormsby Review observed that :The value of The Environmentalist's Dilemma is this hope, that though we are in some ways stuck within a system that limits our options, we can make little acts of rebellion against the system. Our little actions may add to the little actions of millions of others, and may one day change the world.Now I have to admit that I've always believed that the accumulated impact of millions and even billions of small scale local actions can change the world. For example, in the final chapter 13 ‘Every Little Thing', Kopecky writes about Czech writer and politician Vaclav Havel and how his words and grit helped to ignite a seemingly impossible revolution in Eastern Europe in the 1980s.Can we do this again at a global scale?How can we laugh at our predicament and still do the hard work ahead of us? Fortunately, Arno is sitting right in front of me here in east Vancouver, on this morning of September 11th, 2024 and has kindly agreed to talk with me about all of this. Arno's recommendations were:Res Rules by Chief Clarence Louie Tarun Nayar (modern biology) *Episode Chapters (generated by AI and reviewed by Claude Schryer)IntroductionClaude welcomes journalist and author Arno Kopecky, setting the stage for a discussion on his latest book, ‘The Environmentalist Dilemma.' The conversation hints at the complex relationship between modernity and sustainability.The Environmentalist DilemmaKopecky explores the paradox of living well in a world facing environmental destruction, sharing personal reflections on the emotional struggles tied to ecological awareness. The chapter emphasizes the challenges of reconciling modern comforts with environmental concerns.Hope, Small Actions, and Personal BackgroundKopecky discusses the importance of hope through small, individual actions and shares his journey from a middle-class upbringing to becoming an environmental journalist. He highlights pivotal moments that shaped his awareness of environmental issues.The Housing Crisis and Urban DevelopmentThe conversation shifts to the housing crisis in Vancouver, where Kopecky supports urban densification as a potential solution. He acknowledges the complexities of balancing development with environmental concerns.The Paradox of Progress and Environmental CrisisKopecky delves into the paradox of modern life, discussing how improvements in quality of life coincide with unprecedented environmental threats. He articulates the conflict between enjoying modern benefits and confronting ecological degradation.Reimagining Growth, Happiness, and ArtKopecky challenges societal obsessions with growth, proposing a new understanding of happiness that values creativity and art. He explores the role of art in fostering resilience and community in times of crisis.Art and Social ChangeKopecky discusses the historical role of art in addressing social injustices, citing influential figures like Nina Simone and Toni Morrison. He argues that while art can seed social awareness, it must be complemented by political movements for real change.The Power of Individual Action and Navigating Modern FreedomKopecky reflects on the impact of individual actions through the story of Vaclav Havel's shopkeeper, illustrating the potential for broader societal change. He also discusses the paradox of modern freedom and the need for a collective shift towards sustainability.Personal Transformation and Literature in CrisisKopecky shares a personal narrative about his father's transformation into an environmental activist, highlighting the potential for change at any stage of life. He also references literature's response to the ecological crisis, calling for more storytelling on these pressing issues.Imagining a Sustainable Future and RecommendationsKopecky concludes with a hopeful vision for a future prioritizing relationships and community over consumption. He shares recommendations for further exploration, encouraging listeners to engage with diverse narratives that challenge conventional perspectives. *END NOTES FOR ALL EPISODESI've been producing the conscient podcast as a learning and unlearning journey since May 2020 on un-ceded Anishinaabe Algonquin territory (Ottawa). It's my way to give back and be present.In parallel with the production of the conscient podcast and it's francophone counterpart, balado conscient, I publish a Substack newsletter called ‘a calm presence' which are 'short, practical essays about collapse acceptance, adaptation, response and art'. To subscribe (free of charge) see https://acalmpresence.substack.com. You'll also find a podcast version of each a calm presence posting on Substack or one your favorite podcast player.Also, please note that a complete transcript of conscient podcast and balado conscient episodes from season 1 to 4 is available on the web version of this site (not available on podcast apps) here: https://conscient-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes.Your feedback is always welcome at claude@conscient.ca and/or on conscient podcast social media: Facebook, X, Instagram or Linkedin. I am grateful and accountable to the earth and the human labour that provided me with the privilege of producing this podcast, including the toxic materials and extractive processes behind the computers, recorders, transportation systems and infrastructure that made this production possible. Claude SchryerLatest update on July 20, 2024

On this weeks episode of RAOP we celebrate Joe's birthday. Also we chop it up about all the Diddy shenanigans, giving Frankie Beverly his flowers, collecting McDonalds happy meal toys as a jit, how to know if you lost your girl and a ton more. Also we answer some voicemails from the listeners. Remember to send in your listener questions, "They Need Their A** Beat" or "Real N*gga Of The Week" submissions, email us at MAIL@RAOPodcast.com or call 424-260-RAOP to leave a voicemail. BUY YOUR BARBER'S CHAIR MERCHANDISE: https://www.bcnetshop.com/ VISIT: https://www.thebcnet.com/ SUBSCRIBE: https://www.patreon.com/BarbersChairNetwork 

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What happens when a seasoned oil field worker swaps his hard hat for a fishing rod? Meet our new co-host, Willie "the Oil Man" Pawlowsky, whose unique journey from the Rockin' Bakken basin to the serene lakes of Northwestern Ontario promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. In our newly revamped podcast, "Diaries of a Lodge Owner: Stories of the North," Willie shares an unforgettable tale from his days in the oil fields, setting the scene for the thrilling stories to come.Reflecting on the heartwarming story of how our podcast was conceived, we take you back to where it all began: a fateful meeting at the Sportsman Show. This chapter is a testament to the power of authentic relationships built on a mutual love for fishing and the great outdoors. We also pay tribute to industry icons Angelo Viola and Pete Bowman, whose genuine kindness and passion have left an indelible mark on our lives and careers.Joining us as our newest host, Will Pawlowsky, shares his incredible transformation from a young fishing enthusiast to a seasoned oil and gas professional, and ultimately a successful fishing guide. Alongside his partner Krysta, Will discusses the impact of their guiding service, Lake of the Woods Fishing Adventures, and how their dedication to excellence has shaped their lives. From managing staff in small communities to creating elite lodging experiences, this episode is packed with resilience, creativity, and stories that will inspire and captivate. Don't miss out on our promise of wild backwoods tales and thrilling adventures from the northern regions!

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What drives a man to leave behind the high-stakes world of oil exploration and embrace the tranquil life of a lodge owner? Join us as Will Palowski recounts his extraordinary journey from the oil fields to the serene beauty of Nordic Point Lodge. Will's tales of survival, grit, and determination provide a fascinating look into the rugged realities of the oil industry and the profound personal growth that comes from pursuing a passion. Alongside these captivating stories, we celebrate the lodge's unique blend of luxury and outdoor adventure, making it a haven for fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.This episode also dives into the thrill of encountering rare silver pike at Nordic Point Lodge and the crucial need for sustainable fishing practices. Imagine an evening at the lodge filled with acoustic melodies, breathtaking views, and the camaraderie of fellow anglers. Will not only shares his plans to weave the magic of music into the lodge experience but also emphasizes why preserving these natural wonders is vital for future generations.From harrowing experiences in the Arctic wilderness to the unpredictable adventures of oil exploration in Central Asia, Will's stories are a testament to resilience and adaptability. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the technical and logistical challenges of drilling operations and the enduring camaraderie of those who brave these harsh environments. Plus, enjoy a flavorful segment featuring celebrity chefs Antonio Muleka and Luis Hookset, who share their passion for hunting, fishing, and preparing game. Their expert tips and entertaining stories add a delicious twist to this celebration of the great outdoors and the simple joys of life at Nordic Point Lodge.

Degenerates Andy S and Brandon Bombay have not abandoned their pod, and dig into 'There Will Be Blood.' Bombay starts the episode off by talking about the time he went on a crazy, and ultimately disastrous, drinking binge with a wealthy oil man — and they weren't drinking milkshakes. Then the fellas dive into the century's greatest depiction of America captured on celluloid. They discuss the deliberate pacing that's combined with an all-time performance to make truly gripping cinema. The themes of a man trying to outrun his demons is not only central to this great character study, but is also a throughline for the thesis of this podcast. It all adds up to make "one goddamn helluva show." 

VLOG Dec 11: No Trump at NY AG trial; so #Venezuela narcos trial thread. DOJ inconsistent, moves to unseal Sprecher but "took no position" on OneCoin crypto fraudster Greenwood sealing all sentencing letters. UN @AntonioGuterres praises ADNOC oil man, Partex echo

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Climate change is an “immense economic opportunity,” says Sultan Ahmed al-Jaber. But activists were outraged when the the CEO of the UAE's state-run oil company was tasked with leading this year's UN climate talks. The Guardian's Fiona Harvey shares insights from recent interviews with al-Jaber. What On Earth's new columnist Chúk Odenigbo tells us how his fight for climate justice started with a nude photoshoot in a park. And, scientists are working to understand the impact of wildfire smoke on glaciers.

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Arno Kopecky, author of the 2014 Governor General's Literary Award–nominated The Oil Man and the Sea: Navigating the Northern Gateway and The Environmentalist's Dilemma: Promise and Peril in an Age of Climate Crisis.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

DeWitt Smith is an Oil Man, who started out as a Land Man in 1977 and quickly moved up the ranks to develop his own leases, legal, geology, and drilling prospects! He hasn't slowed down either, Eureka! is the latest prospect located in the Permian basin and he is available with more information any time! What a story in the making, contact DeWitt at dewitt@petro-rio.com

Country Music Icon and Curb Recording Artist Ronnie McDowell is back with a very topical tune that you can definitely relate to! "Hey, Mr. Oil Man" already has over a million views on Facebook alone. Ronnie also has a new album out called 'Resurgence"www.ronniemcdowell.com

Demp McGee, one of Twitter's most unique, authentic, and popular accounts returns to the virtual bar. A lot has changed in the last year and a half, notably gas prices which we get right into from an insiders perspective. Is this the new normal? How did they get so cheap during the pandemic? When will we see a drop? How does a future with electric vehicles look and is that possible given how reliant the world economy is on diesel fuel? We also take an emotional look at the shooting at Robb Elementary and discuss the deadly inaction of the Uvalde police department. Bringing the mood back up, we chat about Farmageddon and his role in it, as well as the medic services he provides and trains people up on there and elsewhere around the country. This is a fun one so grab a glass!!

Hey Friends,When it comes to talking about the climate crisis, there is often not a lot of hope, but award winning author Arno Kopecky sheds some light on the promise amidst the peril of it all. Arno is an environmental journalist and author whose work has appeared in the Globe and Mail, The Walrus, the Literary Review of Canada, Reader's Digest, and others. He has authored three books, "The Devil's Curve: A Journey into Power and Profit at the Amazon's Edge" as well as the harrowing tale inspired by his travels up the BC coast "The Oil Man and the Sea" which chronicles the battle to keep oil tankers out of British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest. His latest work " The Environmentalist's Dilemma Promise and Peril in an Age of Climate Crisis" is the focus of much of our conversation. We had a great time chatting with Arno, who is not just a great writer, but an amazing storyteller. Our conversation covers some of Arno's incredible adventures, his desire to write and share stories as well as his passion for spreading awareness and raising hope in the face of the state of our climate. We know you will love Arno and this episode, he is truly a great thinker, storyteller, and advocate for a better future. Be sure to check out his books, you won't be disappointed! Thanks for tuning in! Z&DLooking for a little more? Visit our Website & follow us on InstagramEpisode Resources:Arno Kopecky: Instagram Book: The Environmentalist's Dilemma Promise and Peril in an Age of Climate Crisis by Arno KopeckyArticle: "Increasing Fossil Fuel Production will not Lead to Peace" by Arno KopeckyArticle: The BC Government Tapes: Climate, Energy and Site C by Arno KopeckyArticle: The BC Government Tapes : Old Growth by Arno KopeckyArticle: Can Canada's Forests Survive Climate Change? by Arno Kopecky Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are addicted to the Battle of Alberta. DJ is an Oil Man and you can call Pete "Jon Flam." Better Call Saul is tying up loose ends and Harry Styles has an *actually good* pop album. Support the pard and get bonus eps/lots of friends! patreon.com/listentobrunch

INVITÉ : Matthieu Auzanneau, directeur du Shift Project, expert des ressources pétrolières et des questions énergie/climat, auteur du blog “Oil Man” et de l'ouvrage “Pétrole : le déclin est proche”.   50 ans après la parution du rapport Meadows, la journaliste Audrey Boehly mène l'enquête en interrogeant des experts et des scientifiques : a-t-on dépassé les limites planétaires ? Quelles sont les solutions pour bâtir un avenir où l'activité humaine n'épuiserait pas les ressources de notre seule planète ?   Dans ce 7ème épisode, elle s'entretient avec Matthieu Auzanneau, expert des ressources énergétiques et en particulier pétrolières. Tous les jours, nous mangeons et buvons du pétrole sans le savoir. Car notre nourriture est produite grâce à des engrais fabriqués à partir du gaz. Et la station d'épuration qui alimente notre robinet consomme aussi de l'énergie. Autour de nous, la plupart des objets a été fabriquée dans des usines qui tournent au pétrole ou au charbon et ont souvent fait le tour du monde dans la soute d'un bateau ou d'un avion. Alors que se passerait-il si nous faisions face à un déclin de l'approvisionnement en pétrole, notre première source d'énergie ? Comment cela affecterait-il notre économie et notre mode de vie ?  Est-ce que ce serait une bonne nouvelle pour le climat ?   Références :  “Pétrole : le déclin est proche” de Matthieu Auzanneau et Hortense Chauvin aux Éditions du Seuil, en coédition avec le magazine Reporterre. “Or noir, la grande histoire du pétrole” de Matthieu Auzanneau, aux éditions La Découverte  Dernières Limites est un podcast pensé et écrit par Audrey Boehly. La réalisation et la musique sont d'Emma Chevallier, le mixage de Sélim Jouana, l'illustration de Chloé Nicolay et la production Saga sounds, avec le soutien de la Fondation Madeleine abritée par la Fondation de l'Université Paris Dauphine - PSL.  Retrouvez tous les épisodes de notre série : PROLOGUE : 50 ANS APRÈS | DENNIS MEADOWS Dennis Meadows, coauteur du rapport Les limites à la croissance. Version doublée en français. #1 MEADOWS : UN RAPPORT EXPLOSIF | GAËL GIRAUD Gaël Giraud est économiste, directeur du programme Justice environnementale de Georgetown University, directeur de recherche au CNRS et ancien chef économiste de l'AFD. #2 COMMENT NOURRIR LE MONDE | MARC DUFUMIER Marc Dufumier est agronome, professeur honoraire à AgroParisTech, et expert auprès de la FAO (organisation des nations unis pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture). #3 DE L'EAU DOUCE POUR TOUS ? | FLORENCE HABETS Florence Habets est hydrogéologue et hydroclimatologue, directrice de recherche et enseignante à l'Ecole Normale Supérieure. #4 LA MER DANS NOS FILETS | PHILIPPE CURY Philippe Cury est directeur de recherche à l'IRD, directeur du Consortium européen Euromarine et spécialiste de l'approche écosystémique des pêches. #5 POUR UN CHÂTEAU DE SABLE | ERIC CHAUMILLON Eric Chaumillon est professeur à l'université de La Rochelle en géologie littorale et spécialiste des littoraux et des ressources en sable. #6 BIODIVERSITÉ EN DANGER | SANDRA LAVOREL Sandra Lavorel est écologue, directrice de recherche, membre de l'Académie des sciences, présidente de l'Évaluation nationale des écosystèmes français et contributrice à l'IPBES. #7 ENERGIE : L'OVERDOSE | MATTHIEU AUZANNEAU Matthieu Auzanneau est directeur de The Shift Project, groupe de réflexion sur la transition énergétique, auteur de Pétrole : le déclin est proche et du blog du Monde Oil Man. #8 MINERAIS : CREUSER, MAIS JUSQU'OÙ ? | PHILIPPE BIHOUIX Philippe Bihouix est ingénieur centralien, auteur de Quel futur pour les métaux ? Raréfaction des métaux : un nouveau défi pour la société et de L'âge des low-tech. #9 LE CLIMAT EN SURCHAUFFE | VALÉRIE MASSON DELMOTTE Valérie Masson Delmotte est paléoclimatologue, chercheuse senior au Laboratoire des sciences du climat et de l'environnement (LSCE) au sein du CEA et co-présidente du GIEC. #10 A-T-ON DÉPASSÉ LES LIMITES ? | AURÉLIEN BOUTAUD Aurélien Boutaud est docteur en sciences de la Terre et de l'environnement, chercheur associé au CNRS et co-auteur des ouvrages Les limites planétaires et L'empreinte écologique. #11 MIGRATIONS ET GÉOPOLITIQUE | FRANÇOIS GEMENNE François Gemenne est spécialiste des questions de géopolitique de l'environnement, professeur à Sciences Po Paris et Grenoble, et à l'Université libre de Bruxelles. #12 VIVRE AUTREMENT | DOMINIQUE MÉDA Dominique Méda est philosophe et sociologue, directrice de l'Institut de Recherche Interdisciplinaire en Sciences Sociales de Paris Dauphine et présidente de l'Institut Veblen.

#437: On todays episode we are joined by JW Ross. JW is is a lifelong innovator and investor in the international business and financial world as well as a former Texas oil man. JW joins the show today to discuss how he recovered from alohol addiction and found wellness in the form of plant medince.  To try the FEEL FREE shot and get 40% off your purchase click HERE and use code SKINNY40 To connect with Lauryn Evarts click HERE To connect with Michael Bosstick click HERE Read More on The Skinny Confidential HERE For Detailed Show Notes visit TSCPODCAST.COM To Call the Him & Her Hotline call: 1-833-SKINNYS (754-6697) Check Out Lauryn's NEW BOOK, Get The Fuck Out Of The Sun HERE This episode is brought to you by The Skinny Confidential  The Hot Mess Ice Roller is here to help you contour, tighten, and de-puff your facial skin and It's paired alongside the Ice Queen Facial Oil which is packed with anti-oxidants that penetrates quickly to help hydrate, firm, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, leaving skin soft and supple. To check them out visit www.shopskinnyconfidential.com now.  This episode is brought to you by Athletic Greens Right now, it's time to reclaim your health and arm your immune system with convenient, daily nutrition — especially heading into the flu and cold season! It's just one scoop in a cup of water every day. That's it! No need for a million different pills and supplements to look out for your health. To make it easy, Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit www.athleticgreens.com/skinny This episode is brought to you by ARRAE Arrae was created to help women feel the best so they can be their best, through targeted products which are 100% natural, filler-free, organic, and formulated by a Naturopathic Doctor. For 10% off, go to arrae.com and use code ‘tsc' at checkout. Produced by Dear Media 

A conversation with Yucef Mayes director of Zahara and the Oil Man. Interview by: DeShuna Spencer, CEO of kweliTV Edited by: Michael Pittman, kweliTV Fellow

Andy and Brendan are back from the weekend in one piece -- barely, as one host did fall off the back of a moving truck. They begin by talking Houston Open, which goes off into a discussion on how Memorial Park punched back a bit on this field of elite tour pros over the weekend. Jason Kokrak's winning ways are praised, but there are also questions about whether Golf Saudi might soon get the UPS brown-out treatment as a sponsor. There is also a report from the ground on Brooks himself being briefed on the infamous “Spartan Butters Wedding Theory.” On the LPGA, they begin first with the Lexi Problem after another ghastly putting finish. Lamborghini insurance is also a meaty subject of discussion in the LPGA recap. On the Champions Tour, they hit on the general confusion over who won the Chuck Cup and who won the Chuck Championship and the seniors really throwing their weight around when it came to priority TV coverage.

Episode Notes In today's podcast we are joined by Business Insider's Áine Cain (@ainecain) to discuss Utah Governor Spencer Cox doing a bizarre press conference to highlight a local MLM's efforts to fight COVID, and what the general state of MLMs and politics are in Utah and the United States.

Finding themselves in unfamiliar territory, Lee and Charlie must brave the dark and twisted history of the rest stop in order to escape The Oil Man and something far more sinister.  The post Chronicles of Darkness: The Long Drive, Ep 3 Part 2 of 2 appeared first on Fandible Actual Play Podcast.

Finding themselves in unfamiliar territory, Lee and Charlie must brave the dark and twisted history of the rest stop in order to escape The Oil Man and something far more sinister.  The post Chronicles of Darkness: The Long Drive, Ep 3 Part 2 of 2 appeared first on Fandible Actual Play Podcast.

Stuck back where the horror began, Lee and Charlie must try to find a way out of the rest stop and far from the Oil Man. Yet the rest stop holds its own horrors that even the Oil Man dares not cross... The post Chronicles of Darkness: The Long Drive, Ep 3 Part 1 of 2 appeared first on Fandible Actual Play Podcast.

Stuck back where the horror began, Lee and Charlie must try to find a way out of the rest stop and far from the Oil Man. Yet the rest stop holds its own horrors that even the Oil Man dares not cross... The post Chronicles of Darkness: The Long Drive, Ep 3 Part 1 of 2 appeared first on Fandible Actual Play Podcast.

Klipsun, Evil Oil Man - Cells (Klipsun Extended Mix) Been There? - Iboga Records http://musicshop.iboga.dk/store/view_release?release=1623 IBOGADIGITAL679 1. Perfect Stranger, Sphera - Been There? (Perfectly Twisted Spheric Remix) 2. Klipsun, Evil Oil Man - Cells (Klipsun Extended Mix) 3. Grouch - Lymph Node (Electrypnose Remix Faster) 4. Ace Ventura, Krumelur - Vision Impossible (Original Mix) 5. Perfect Stranger, Dickster - Devil De Lux (Original Mix) 6. Skizologic - Modular Sense Feat. Gorovich (Original Mix) 7. X-Dream, Sun Project - Subterrania (ManMadeMan Remix) 8. FREq - Think of a Sound (Original Mix) 9. Tijah - Serendipity (Original Mix) 10. Gaudium, Michael Banel, Martin Vice - Ascension (Original Mix) 11. Burn In Noise - Dimensions (Original Mix) 12. GMS, Poli, Travis - From the Depths (Original mix) 13. Modus - Harmonic Series (Original Mix) 14. Pspiralife - Solo Solace (Original Mix) 15. Organic Distortion - The Gift (Original Mix) 16. LOUD - Peace Pipe (Dekel Remix) 17. Emok, Morten Granau, Martin Vice - Watching the World Go By (Emok 2020 Remix) 18. Perfect Stranger - Easy (Unstable Remix) Perfectly strange and perfectly uninhibited, the new compilation from Perfect Stranger encompasses a wide range of psy tunes ranging from progressive, full on, underground and melodic trance. No limitations, no borders, just freedom of expression flowing across a scenic horizon of 18 fresh tunes. Because when it comes to creativity and music it's best to be open - the inspiring moments can find you in the most unexpected places. We've all been there... Lucas Bonatto Diaz,Matthew Swain 2021 Iboga Records Iboga Records,Iboga Records

Thanks Charles Gallegos for the drums on the intro track.

Vernae Taylor is a New Jersey native "Authorpreneur," performing artist, speaker and coach. She believes that when you align purpose and passion, you become unstoppable! As a proud alumna of Rutgers University and founder of Triple Threat Vision LLC, it is her mission to empower millions to move from a place of loss, step into their confidence and break through to a fulfilling and purposeful life. In 2019, Vernae became a Co-author in Break Through with Johnny Wimbrey, Les Brown, Nik Halik and various authors across the country. In 2020, she has authored and contributed to: The Evolution Effect; Our Truth is Not a Lie and her most proud work, Letters to my Father: 7 Steps to Healing From the Loss of a Parent. Upcoming releases for 2021 include: Life of an Entrepreneur, a collection of poetry entitled, Life, Love & Loss and an anthology work declaring that "your voice matters." She appeared in the Balance of Love, the first gospel production to be featured in Atlantic City casinos. She has toured the U.S. with the Off-Broadway production, Almost Heaven: Songs of John Denver and starred in the reprise of Off-Broadway Musical, Another Chance. Vernae also appears as "Deaconess Jones" and lends her vocals in the award-winning short film, Zahra and the Oil Man on Kweli TV and Legacy of a People Network, founded by veteran Filmmaker and Actor, Tim Reid. In defining the concept of success, she relies on these powerful words, "Success is not to be pursued, it is to be attracted by the person you become." ~Jim Rohn~Book links and website: https://bpc.groovepages.com/loe4thedition/vernaetaylorhttps://www.amazon.com/Vernae-Taylor/e/B08MWVFKJJhttps://www.vernaetaylor.com

Topics: Enerplus Buys in Williston, Biden Bans Fracking, SpaceX Oil Co., Musk Offers Reward, Gates Gives a Bill, Rivian Raises $2.65B The post Elon Becomes an Oil Man | Energy Roundup 1/28/20 appeared first on Digital Wildcatters.

George "Machine Gun" Kelly. Bootlegger, bank robber...henpecked husband? On this Forensic Friday we look at the case that landed George in Alcatraz for the last time. And the Oklahoma oilman who led the FBI to capture George. There were a lot of firsts for forensics in this case, as well as infamous trials. We also talk about Kathryn Kelly, the woman who made her husband famous.

George "Machine Gun" Kelly. Bootlegger, bank robber...henpecked husband? On this Forensic Friday we look at the case that landed George in Alcatraz for the last time. And the Oklahoma oilman who led the FBI to capture George. There were a lot of firsts for forensics in this case, as well as infamous trials. We also talk about Kathryn Kelly, the woman who made her husband famous.

"Demp McGee" tells you everything you ever wondered and should know about the American oil industry in a style that is down to earth and easy to comprehend. Also, learn what YOU should be doing now in this day and age to be prepared as well as the back story behind his first aid company Solatac. This is a unique, genuine American story that deserves your attention.

The week started well with a recommended cash offer for RockRose Energy (RRE) of 1,850p per share, which takes virtually all investors out at a substantial profit.  I first bought a couple of tranches of RRE around 130p and received a 150p per share “return of capital” a few months later.  RockRose is a rare company that actually generates cash. Perhaps to follow in its footsteps is Longboat Energy (LBE), which announced founders incentive plan awards under which "participants are eligible to receive 15% of the growth in returns of the company from the date of admission should a hurdle of doubling of the total shareholder return be met.”  LBE was highlighted in the private blog three months ago in the 50s and it’s already double that.

The week started well with a recommended cash offer for RockRose Energy (RRE) of 1,850p per share, which takes virtually all investors out at a substantial profit.  I first bought a couple of tranches of RRE around 130p and received a 150p per share “return of capital” a few months later.  It's a rare company that actually makes cash. Perhaps to follow in its footsteps is Longboat Energy (LBE), which announced founders incentive plan awards under which "participants are eligible to receive 15% of the growth in returns of the Company from the date of Admission should a hurdle of doubling of the total shareholder return be met.”  LBE was highlighted in the private blog three months ago in the 50s and it’s now back trading around the admission price of £1.

The week started well with a recommended cash offer for RockRose Energy (RRE) of 1,850p per share, which takes virtually all investors out at a substantial profit. I first bought a couple of tranches of RRE around 130p and received a 150p per share “return of capital” a few months later.  It’s a rare company that actually makes cash. https://www.share-talk.com/oil-man-jim-company-oil-gas-podcast-blog-8th-july-2020/ (https://www.share-talk.com/oil-man-jim-company-oil-gas-podcast-blog-8th-july-2020/#gs.a9oany)

After its recent run, UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) announced the disappointing news on Monday that planning consent had been refused for the Loxley Portland gas appraisal project, then followed through on Tuesday with a hard dose of reality in the form of interim results. Those who had been buying based upon an organised social media ramp saw the share price back to where it started and lost half or more of their investments; those who engaged the rampers to clear the placing stock and warrants had already taken their money.  They’re quite open in last week’s RNS that “raising funds from equity remains the most prudent and only feasible way to fund projects” so further large placings are certain.

After its recent run, UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) announced the disappointing news on Monday that planning consent had been refused for the Loxley Portland gas appraisal project, then followed through on Tuesday with a hard dose of reality in the form of interim results. Those who had been buying based upon an organised social media ramp saw the share price back to where it started; those who engaged the rampers to clear the placing stock and warrants had already taken their money.  They’re quite open in yesterday’s RNS that "raising funds from equity remains the most prudent and only feasible way to fund projects” so further large placings are certain. Brighter news from Predator Oil & Gas (PRD), which updated on its forthcoming drill in Morocco.  The state of emergency there in response to the COVID-19 pandemic is being extended to 10 July, but the rig remains securely stacked in the country ready for mobilisation when circumstances permit.  They’ve also identified a new additional target for the first exploration well.

Another interesting week.  I3 Energy (I3E) announced news which appears to have confused many.  Key point is that the warrant and management option strike prices are being reset to the nominal value of I3’s shares (£0.0001/share), which means that the I3 equity is being deemed worthless.  The Canadian acquisition and any future North Sea activity therefore is of academic interest only now to existing shareholders.  You can perhaps see why a well-known group was pumping I3E so hard before the suspension, trying to get the stock away. As expected the TomCo (TOM) “short squeeze” ran out of steam and the price has retreated significantly.  Next up here will be a new placing.  Let's be clear, associated company Petroteq ($PQE $PQEFF) is a promotion.  No one is expecting it to achieve commercial success.  The purpose of its announcements is to sell shares.

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