Podcast appearances and mentions of Oliver White

In this podcast, we are joined by Hilary Hutcheson, Rob Fordyce, Oliver White, Paul Puckett, Ty Hibbs, Jill Tisdale, Carter Andrews, and Ron Ratliff to discuss the lore and love of Jacks. To learn more about the ASGA's ongoing conservation work, and how you can be a part, head to www.saltwaterguidesassociation.com To learn more about the Captain's Collective, including opportunities to join us on hosted trips, head to www.captainscollective.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of the advantages of serving clients across multiple geographies is that Vynamic can see firsthand how the differences in health systems play out in terms of spend, outcomes, and innovation. Jen & Ryan are joined by Vynamic London's Oliver White to discuss key differences between the health systems in each country and what they can learn from one another as they move healthcare delivery out of the hospital and into the community setting. In one sense, the US and UK represent two extremes on the delivery system spectrum: the US has the largest private sector system globally while the UK has the largest publicly funded system. They also differ in key metrics around healthcare spend and outcomes (01:19), science and technology (04:21), and wait times for elective procedures and emergency care (06:21). Despite these differences, both systems are focused on improving cost and customer satisfaction – especially when it comes to telehealth and home care (09:05). One model the NHS has put forward in this effort is Community Crisis Response Teams (12:38) – a model that could be attractive as US health systems look to transition care to the home and alleviate emergency department (ED) volumes (15:13). While implementing such a model could present scaling challenges in the US market (16:45), it could also offer opportunities for health plans and providers to improve quality, outcomes, and patient satisfaction (18:29). Podcast Tags: healthcare, providers, health plans, public health, NHS, CMS, telehealth, crisis care Source Links: · https://www.usnews.com/news/healthiest-communities/articles/2019-12-11/survey-finds-fragmented-us-health-care-impedes-coordination-among-providers · https://www.commonwealthfund.org/international-health-policy-center/countries/england · https://www.commonwealthfund.org/international-health-policy-center/countries/united-states · https://www.commonwealthfund.org/blog/2018/what-can-us-and-england-learn-each-others-health-care-reforms · https://www.healthcareadministration.com/brief-comparison-uk-healthcare-system-vs-u-s-healthcare-system/#:~:text=While%20both%20systems%20have%20world,tax%20based%20system%20versus%20the · https://www.england.nhs.uk/community-health-services/urgent-community-response-services/ · https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/B0252-Urgent-community-response-2-hour-and-2-days-standards-guidance-30-November-2020.pdf · https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6465904/ For additional discussion, please contact us at TrendingHealth.com or share a voicemail at 1-888-VYNAMIC. Oliver White, Director Oliver.white@vynamic.com Ryan Hummel, Executive and Head of Provider Sector ryan.hummel@vynamic.com Jen Burke, Director and Healthcare Industry Strategist jen.burke@vynamic.com

In this week's unfiltered episode, we discuss the tragic de**h of Oliver White, a watch dealer found d**d at home just 24 hours after being the victim of a high-value jewelry heist. His devastated girlfriend, Alana Dredge, shares a heartbreaking tribute, expressing her ongoing grief and longing for him. Next, we cover the case of six semi-professional footballers who have been jailed for forming a drugs gang to supply cocaine. These men, from London and Solihull, admitted to conspiring to supply controlled Class A and Class B drugs. The Metropolitan Police seized cocaine worth up to £260 million from storage units in west London, highlighting the industrial scale of their operation. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ_CNKqpdv2h0zd_chBuM2g/join To Support our channel join us on Patreon now starting from £1.00 per month for exclusive content every week plus loads of behind the scenes content https://www.patreon.com/Theexpresstruthshow Call in number: 0121 318 2640 Instagram: @expresstruthshow Mark Hamilton Instagram: @Seamoorecake87 Steven Brown Instagram: @Supermn91 Theme Song video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL5FYsZRgGY Time Stamps: 0:00 Advert 0:47 Intro 3:29 Jewelry Heist Tragedy 32:45 Advert 33:33 Footballers' Drug Ring 01:00:34 Advert 01:01:20 Outro

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/592 Presented By: Yellowstone Teton Territory In this episode of "Traveled," we journey with Oliver White to the breathtaking South Fork Lodge in Eastern Idaho, where the legacy of fly fishing is as deep as the river's own stories. From revealing why celebrities like Jimmy Kimmel and Huey Lewis are drawn to the serenity and challenge of the South Fork, to exploring how the lodge stands as a beacon of conservation and community after being rebuilt from nature's wrath, Oliver opens up about the transformative power of connecting with nature through fly fishing. We talk about the tales of big Browns, the perfect timing for fly hatches, and the unique blend of luxury and wilderness that makes South Fork Lodge a must-visit destination. Whether you're an avid angler or someone curious about the lure of fly fishing, this episode promises insights into making your next fishing trip unforgettable, underscored by Oliver's passion for sustainable angling and the pursuit of the catch. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/592

In this episode of Team Anywhere, host Mitch Simon interviews Greg Spira, a business advisor with Oliver White, about building trust in high-performing teams. Greg shares insights from his book, "Trust the Plan, Demand Management for Business Leaders," emphasizing the importance of trust, reliability, and predictability in team dynamics. He discusses the impact of legacy perspectives on leadership and the need for leaders to prioritize building trust in the workplace. Greg offers practical tools and examples to help leaders foster trust in virtual and hybrid work environments and highlights the essential connection between vulnerability and trust in effective human-centric leadership.Learn more inside this week's Team Anywhere episode by clicking on the link below!► https://simonleadershipalliance.com/TA168-greg-spiraWatch the full podcast episode here:► https://youtu.be/ud4RWc6f0WQFollow and listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast platform

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/519 Presented By: Togens Fly Shop, Jackson Hole Fly Company, Mavrk Fly Fishing Today, it's all about eyewear and fishing with none other than the genius behind Bajio Sunglasses, Al Perkinson. Ever wondered what “Bajio” means and how it's connected to your fishing adventures? Buckle up as we journey through Al's life story, from discovering fly fishing in his 40s to making waves in the industry. And stick around for some tales involving Yvon Chouinard, Oliver White, and Jimmy Kimmel. Plus, don't miss out on the game-changing Bajio Trails app that's set to revolutionize DIY fishing for anglers everywhere. Episode Chapters with Al Perkinson on Bajio Sunglasses 02:00 – Bajio refers to the shallow regions near land, whether it's the saltwater marshes in Charleston, the bayous in New Orleans and Louisiana, or the saltwater flats of the Bahamas. 05:35 – Al mentioned that he didn't come to fly fishing until later in life, possibly in his 40s, even though he had been fishing since he was a kid. It was after watching Flip Pallot's show, Walker's Cay Chronicles, that he felt a deep connection to the sport. 11:40 – We delved into Al's connection to Costa and his journey toward establishing his own company. 18:16 – Al emphasized the importance of starting with the right lens for optimal fishing performance. During their time at Costa, they created the 580 Lens, the first color-enhancing lens designed to block yellow light. 19:53 – When Al began Bajio, he recognized that there was considerable untapped potential to elevate eyewear, and they identified the most significant opportunity lay in effectively blocking blue light.           22:12 – Al recommends the Silver Mirror for a typical Montana trout trip. Bajio Sunglasses 27:00 – Al and Oliver White have been friends for a long time. In fact, Oliver invited Al to the Abaco Lodge the very first week it opened. They've gone on many trips together. Now, Oliver is working at the South Fork Lodge of the Snake River, and he's teamed up with Jimmy Kimmel. 29:52 – We discuss conservation and the efforts being made at Bajio. Al emphasizes his focus on the next generation of anglers. 36:40 – Al introduces us to the Bajio Trails, an interactive app they're launching for DIY fishing. 50:00 – Al mentioned that another product they're putting a strong emphasis on is their line of hats. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/519

On this episode of Low Budget Live (Not So Live), Luke runs his mouth about the major change the music industry is facing, the viral sensation Oliver White, and talks all things new album, life since the comeback, pulling boats on tour, and more with the Turnpike Troubadours very own, Ryan Engleman! Their new album "A Cat In The Rain" drops on August 25th! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When it comes to our communities, the more we care and give back, the better they become. In this episode of The Can Be Podcast, my guest, advocate Oliver White, and I explore the power of serving the homeless and how it can benefit not just our communities, but also ourselves. Listen now to learn more of what you can do to serve and help those in need around you. Thank you to Oliver White for sharing his story and inspiring us to serve those less fortunate! Oliver also has an Rock n Blues Americano band enjoys skateboarding. You can find Oliver on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oliverwhiteoliverwhite Be sure to subscribe, share this with someone who would benefit, and if you can, leave a 5-star review so that Michelle can continue to share her insights and encouragement with more people. You can also find the podcast on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-can-be-podcast/id1603092576 Connect with Michelle on social media: - Instagram: @themichellecastle - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mortgagesbymichellecastle or her - Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thecanbepodcast

Adam Conover's AT&T/Time Warner BreakdownWBD Tax Write-offsList of titles removed from HBO MaxSo uh... what's going on with Infinity Train?WBD Quarterly LossesMusic:Secret Lover by t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者So Good by Silver RichardsLEATHER&LIPSTICK by 猫 シ Corp.Alexander Woell on Twitter

In this podcast, we sit down with Oliver White of the South Fork Lodge and discuss how a ski accident in college led to his lifelong pursuit of fly fishing. Oliver also shares lessons on accessing opportunities, learning new fisheries, and building lodges. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In our week 5 recap we host more friends from across the Atlantic! In this show our panel of guests help us look at a week of blowouts across the division, talk conspiracy theories & fan-on-fan crime, while UK Bills fans Terry & Oliver White regales us with their experience attending PITvsBUF & seeing Josh Allen live for the first time! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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On Trending Health's second Trending News EU episode, Mindy, Jack, and Oliver discuss a few recent EU-based newsworthy items including: the outcome of the NHS Pay Review Body process, which advises on the pay for NHS staff (0.37), worrying General Practitioner (GP) workforce challenges amid unprecedented staff shortages (4.44), and the rise of Public Health infectious disease incidents and possible solutions to address (9.18). Podcast Tags: healthcare, healthcare news, NHS, NHSPRB, clinician burnout, public health, monkeypox, COVID-19, polio, infectious diseases.Source Links:· https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/jun/25/nhs-staff-should-get-4-percent-pay-rise-independent-experts-say  · https://www.rcn.org.uk/magazines/Action/2022/Mar/NHS-Pay-Review-Body-explainer  · https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/jun/27/uk-doctors-demand-pay-rise-of-up-to-30-over-five-years  · https://news.sky.com/story/gp-workforce-experiencing-worrying-workload-amid-staff-shortages-12642851 · https://inews.co.uk/news/health/one-three-gp-practices-stop-routine-appointments-due-staff-shortages-patient-demand-1606747  · National incident declared over polio virus findings in London sewage | Polio | The Guardian · https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-disease/monkeypox-polio-why-many-viruses-attacking-uk/    For additional discussion, please contact us at TrendingHealth.com or share a voicemail at 1-888-VYNAMIC. Mindy McGrath, Executive and Healthcare Industry Advisormindy.mcgrath@vynamic.comJack Young, Directorjack.young@vynamic.com Oliver White, DirectorOliver.White@vynamic.com 

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/333 Presented By: Dette Flies, Angler's Coffee, Stonefly Nets, Zoe Angling Group Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Ross Purnell, the Editor of the Fly Fisherman Magazine, shares how he fulfilled his childhood dream by filling in one of the most important roles at the publication. Find out who are the people that inspired him to fly fish and who mentored him to become a fly fishing writer. Ross describes the process of creating content and how they come up with ideas for stories that make it to the magazine. We also discover who the top contributors are at FFM. Plus, Ross reveals the big topics they're going to feature in the next 2 issues this year. Show Notes with Ross Purnell and The Fly Fisherman Magazine 03:15 - Jacques Cousteau was Ross's first hero. He used to watch Jacques' videos all the time when he was a kid. That made him become more interested in the underwater world. 04:00 - Tom Tietze was also a big fan of Jacques Cousteau - he was recently on the podcast at WFS 312 08:00 - Ross deal with 2 kinds of stories in the magazine In most of the stories that run there, he's not personally involved. Somebody pitches him the story idea and he decides if it's a good fit - they write it, and he edits it. That's 95% of the content in the magazine. Someone calls him up and says "this is a great story or this has never been done". If it fits in the schedule and no other experts on the ground, he considers it. 09:40 - Domenick Swentosky was on the podcast at WFS 305. He's got a great blog that covers waters in Pennsylvania. 11:20 - Ross's mom bought him a subscription to fly fisherman magazine on his 16th birthday. He started reading stories from Lefty Kreh and Gary Borger. He also bought VHS tapes about fly fishing. That's how he learned to fly fish. 13:00 - Jim McLennan wrote for the Fly Fisherman Magazine. He owned the local fly shop in Canada where Ross lives. That became an inspiration for Ross to dream of writing for magazines. 16:30 - John Randolph, former Editor of Fly Fisherman Magazine, hired Ross in 1996. John interviewed Ross on the phone and Ross got assaulted. John used his other phone to call 911. 18:30 - In 2009, Ross became the new Editor of Fly Fisherman Magazine. He was mentored and groomed by John to fill in for the Editor role. 21:00 - Ross mentions the dedicated people that work on their magazine like their Art Director, Sales Rep, Digital Editor, etc. 22:25 - Ross describes how their process of writing articles looks like from the magazine to a digital version 23:45 - George Daniel recently wrote for the magazine about Euro Jigging and also has a video demonstration 27:45 - Ross describes their conscious effort to highlight other species aside from trout. They also highlight lesser-known waters so that people would get off crowded waters. 31:40 - John Randolph got Dave Whitlock to do the first printed story for carp fishing 32:20 - I recently ran into Oliver White at the IFTD - he was on the podcast back in March 2019 at WFS 069. Oliver has been writing for the FFM for years. 34:30 - Hilary Hutcheson has been the top contributor to the magazine for the past 3 years. Ross describes how pleasurable it is to work with her. 35:25 - George Daniel was on the podcast at WFS 055. George writes a lot of how-to stuff. 36:10 - Blane Chocklett is also one of FFM's top contributors. 37:10 - Landon Mayer does a lot of work in the Rockies, Colorado. Landon was on the podcast at WFS 295 38:30 - There's always an opportunity to get your story in the magazine. You can reach out to Ross at ross@flyfisherman.com and pitch your idea, why it's interesting and why it should be in the magazine. 39:20 - They publish 3 annuals. One of them is called, Destinations, and it's mostly about international fly fishing - it comes out every labor day 40:30 - One of the annuals is called, Gear Guide, which comes out before Thanksgiving 41:20 - And then the other annual is called, Fly Fishing Made Easy - a magazine for beginners 48:15 - Ross talks about jungle fishing. He was on the Orvis Podcast with Tom Rosenbauer where they dug in more about jungle fishing. 48:45 - Blood Run: Fly Fishing with Amazon Warriors is a 90 mins documentary film by FFM - scroll below to watch this film 52:12 - Ross talks about Indifly - a nonprofit organization that brings attention to some of the unknown fisheries in the world, partnering up with the local communities and making sure the locals benefit from the program. 56:55 - Shoutout to Supaman, an indigenous hip-hop artist 58:20 - FFM comes out 5 times a year and 3 are already done as of this date (2022) 58:30 - Ross is excited about the Klamath Dam being taken down. It will be featured in their fall FFM issue. 1:01:30 - Ross talks about the Deerfield River relicensing in Massachusetts 1:02:55 - George Daniel has a story coming out about "Controlling Your Loop" - Ross talks about it and some other things coming up for FFM 1:04:00 - Ross talks about the biggest FFM they've published 1:05:30 - They have a contributor from England that wrote "What Trout See" which talks about how trout's vision works 1:07:55 - Costa Sunglasses not only makes awesome sunglasses but has been doing great things for the fly fishing community. Evan Russell from Costa was on the podcast at WFS 272. Conclusion with Ross Purnell and The Fly Fisherman Magazine So there you go.. If you have an idea for a story that you think would be good to put in the magazine, you can reach out to Ross at ross@flyfisherman.com. They always welcome fresh and interesting stories.  Ross is proof that dreams come true when you chase your heart. He loved reading fly fishing magazines when he was young and programmed his mind that he will one day write for the magazines, so he did. Law of attraction baby, it works! Whatever it is that you see yourself doing, even though it seems so far from where you're currently at.. just take that first step and focus on what you can do now. Keep that vision in mind but don't let it overwhelm you. Trust the process and the rest shall follow! Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/333

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/328 Presented By: Reyr Gear, FishHound Expeditions, Anglers Coffee, Togens Fly Shop Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors "What advantage does the clear give you?" That's the question to start this episode with on choosing a line for fly fishing. Jarvis from Monic Fly Lines is here today to break down fly lines so you have a better feel for the types of lines out there and their uses. We find out how the different materials affect the performance of a line, the advantages of a clear line, and the ideal line for specific species and water. Jarvis also shares his experience hunting with the Hadza tribe and some of his saltwater trips in the Bahamas. Plus, we hear a story about one of their customers who has a 20-year-old clear Monic fly line that still works. Line for Fly Fishing Show Notes with Jarvis 08:10 - Jarvis got a job at Monic Fly Lines as a manufacturing assistant then later on stepped in for the managing role 09:20 - Bob Romano was on the podcast at WFS 314 where we talked about the Rangeley Lakes Region in Maine 11:00 - Jarvis excelled in school. He's pretty smart and got into some scholarships. 12:40 - Jarvis took up Anthropology in College 13:20 - The Hadza are modern hunter-gatherer people living in northern Tanzania. They are considered one of the last hunter-gatherer tribes in Africa with approximately 1,300 tribe members. 19:50 - Monic Fly Lines are PVC-free. They use naturally buoyant plastics that's why they float well. 22:00 - The Monic 101 is their basic trout line 22:55 - The front taper is where the line begins to change in diameter. The belly section is the thickest portion of that line. Your rear taper is where it starts to go back down in diameter 27:00 - For beginners, a little heavier line, one size up, will make you feel the dynamics of your casting. If you have a 5 wt fast rod, a 6 wt line is recommended. If it's medium-fast, a true to weight size like 5 wt would be good 39:55 - Airflo Fly Lines also make PVC-free lines 41:30 - Jarvis explains how their lines become clear and talks about its stealth advantages 47:10 - Jarvis talks about how Bob Goodale, the founder, started Monic. Their first line was a clear floating line. Read more about the company's history here. 49:00 - Their Henley Series has a material that they call MoniCore 50:20 - The Henley Phantom Tip is one of their latest lines. Jarvis explains its advantages for fresh and saltwater 51:50 - One of their customer showed Jarvis a 20-year-old clear Monic line - it already turned yellow because of the UV damage but it still works 52:30 - Monic will replace your fly line if it breaks on the first year of buying it 55:10 - All the fly lines they produce are made from Boulder Colorado 56:30 - There's a chart in each type of line on their website for you to have a general idea of how your setup would be. There's a chat box there on the website too - send them a message and Jarvis or any from the Monic crew will gladly help 59:00 - Their Icicle line has a more advanced taper called Javelin taper 1:04:00 - The Saltwater Master series has a slickening agent built-in 1:06:45 - Jarvis had a saltwater trip with Denis Isbister in the Bahamas to do some content for Monic. Denis runs the Wild Fish Wild Places TV show 1:08:40 - Jarvis caught a horse side yellow tail jack 1:10:00 - Jarvis talks about his experience fishing in Acklins, a little southeast of the Bahamas 1:13:20 - We had Oliver White at WFS 69 where we talked about the Bahamas 1:13:50 - Enter your favorite fly at wetflyswing.com/topfly to win a box of flies 1:14:30 - Jarvis picks his top fly for fresh and saltwater. For trout, he picks Gold-ribber Hares Ear. For saltwater, he picks the Gotcha Shrimp pattern Line for Fly Fishing Conclusion with Jarvis So there you go. I hope you learned some things that will help you decide on what type of line you're getting next. I think that you can never go wrong with the clear ones. The stealthy type is always great to avoid spooking the fish. If you're a beginner, Jarvis recommends to up that line 1 step so that you can feel the dynamics of your casting better. Practice, and practice, then practice some more. Once you feel good about your casting, then you can experiment on your gear setup as you please. If you want to connect with Jarvis and the Monic team, send them a message on Instagram or via the Monic website chat box. They will gladly assist you in getting that perfect line for your needs and preference. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/328

One of the advantages of serving clients across multiple geographies is that Vynamic can see firsthand how the differences in health systems play out in terms of spend, outcomes, and innovation. Jen & Ryan are joined by Vynamic London's Oliver White and Vynamic Boston's Shari Robbins to discuss key differences between the health systems in each country and what they can learn from one another as they move healthcare delivery out of the hospital and into the community setting. In one sense, the US and UK represent two extremes on the delivery system spectrum: the US has the largest private sector system globally while the UK has the largest publicly funded system. They also differ in key metrics around healthcare spend and outcomes (01:19), science and technology (04:21), and wait times for elective procedures and emergency care (06:21). Despite these differences, both systems are focused on improving cost and customer satisfaction – especially when it comes to telehealth and home care (09:05). One model the NHS has put forward in this effort is Community Crisis Response Teams (12:38) – a model that could be attractive as US health systems look to transition care to the home and alleviate emergency department (ED) volumes (15:13). While implementing such a model could present scaling challenges in the US market (16:45), it could also offer opportunities for health plans and providers to improve quality, outcomes, and patient satisfaction (18:29). Podcast Tags: healthcare, providers, health plans, public health, NHS, CMS, telehealth, crisis careSource Links: · https://www.usnews.com/news/healthiest-communities/articles/2019-12-11/survey-finds-fragmented-us-health-care-impedes-coordination-among-providers· https://www.commonwealthfund.org/international-health-policy-center/countries/england· https://www.commonwealthfund.org/international-health-policy-center/countries/united-states· https://www.commonwealthfund.org/blog/2018/what-can-us-and-england-learn-each-others-health-care-reforms· https://www.healthcareadministration.com/brief-comparison-uk-healthcare-system-vs-u-s-healthcare-system/#:~:text=While%20both%20systems%20have%20world,tax%20based%20system%20versus%20the· https://www.england.nhs.uk/community-health-services/urgent-community-response-services/· https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/B0252-Urgent-community-response-2-hour-and-2-days-standards-guidance-30-November-2020.pdf· https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6465904/For additional discussion, please contact us at TrendingHealth.com or share a voicemail at 1-888-VYNAMIC.Oliver White, Director Oliver.white@vynamic.com Shari Robbins, Director Shari.robbins@vynamic.com Ryan Hummel, Executive and Head of Provider Sectorryan.hummel@vynamic.com Jen Burke, Director and Healthcare Industry Strategistjen.burke@vynamic.com 

In episode 26 of #ProSoccerTalk, I interview Oliver White. Oliver is an American professional soccer player who played as a midfielder at Memphis 901 FC & Forward Madison FC.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/242 My old friend Greg Collett is here to share the story behind his move to the jungles of Ecuador and why he's dedicated his life to conserving the environment and the native peoples of his home for the last 10 years. Greg describes his plan through the production of documentaries to highlight and uplift the Shauar community.  This is a powerful episode with a good old friend doing good in the world so hope this shares some insight and inspires you today. Show Notes with the Greg Collett - Greg was in Master and Commander the movie. - Indie Fly is Oliver White's non profit focused on helping native people around the world.  Oliver was on the podcast here. - The IMF and impacts to the people - Legends of the Fall and the grizzly bear of Doug Soots the trainer - I noted the Fly Fishing Collaborative podcast You can find Greg at Fogata films Conclusion with Greg Collett Greg Collett, my old friend is here to share with us why he moved to Ecuador 10 years ago to pursue his passion focusing on the native people and conservation.  We find out what a day in the life while moving through the Amazon is like. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/242

Tune in this week to hear how you can continue to “Win the Second Half” of the year. Christy and Oliver share what they are doing daily to grow their business.

Episode Description: In this episode of the Fly Fishing Insider Podcast, Greg speaks with Christian Bacasa, founder of Dupe a Fish, LLC, and makes a big announcement regarding the podcast's future.  The Fly Fishing Insider Podcast will now be hosted by Christian Bacasa, and Greg has decided to move on to other endeavours. It is a bittersweet turn of events for Greg, and he quickly has the tables turned in the interview process, so you get to know Greg with a bit more intimacy before he leaves.  Learn more about what is next for Greg and what to expect in the future from the Fly Fishing Insider Podcast. We know you will love this podcast and the guest; please share, like, and support this episode. Other mentions in this Podcast:  This area contains links to company's, products, people, organizations and other note worthy mentions that were talked about during this episode interview on the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast. Theses mentions are from both the guest or host of the show. Please enjoy the referenced links.  Christian Bacasa - @dupeafish on Instagram www.dupeafish.com  Togens Fly Shop - www.togensflyshop.com  TFO - Temple Fork Outfitters - www.tforods.com  Oliver White - @oliverwhitefishing on Instagram   Contact Guest:  Website: www.dupeafish.com and www.flyffishinginsiderpodcast.com  Social: @dupeafish and @flyfishinginsiderpodcast  Email: Contact@dupeafish.com  This episodes Sponsors: This episode was proudly sponsored in part with the following:  We would also like to thank our other episode sponsor  Learn more from this shows sponsor at www.Togensflyshop.com for all your fly tying needs. Like the Podcast, Show Us:  If you liked this episode or our guest, then please tell us and leave a review for this episode on iTunes or where you listen to podcasts, this greatly helps us out and thank you. Do you have a great idea for guest or an Episode? Please let us know, you can reach the team at. www.flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com we are also very social where you can find a tone of great fly-fishing content, giveaways, tips and more follow us on Instagram @flyfishinginsiderpodcast or find our Facebook page Fly fishing Insider Podcast.  Remember that the Fy Fishing Insider Podcast is the #1 fly fishing podcast that you can expand your brand or services awareness and impressions on. Consider using the this podcast and its platform for your companies marketing needs. Contact us to learn more. Thank you for your support!

Thanks to the power of the internet I Check Up with Oliver all the way over in the UK. Who are you going to call? Linked below are the links to a project Ollie was mentioning during our chat. https://www.facebook.com/CholseyWallingfordRailway/ https://www.cholsey-wallingford-railway.com/

https://wetflyswing.com/199 Sponsor: OPST: http://wetflyswing.com/opst Sponsor: Sawyer Oars: http://wetflyswing.com/sawyer Peter Vandergrift from Cheeky Fishing is here to walk through the top tips on finding the right fly fishing reel for your setup.  We hear about the 4 reel models in the Cheeky lineup and what you need for your species of choice. We hear about an amazing steelhead that Peter landed on the Skagit and the tear that it brought to Dave McCoy's eye.  This after they forgot their food and water for the day and only had an 18 pack of beer.  This episode Show Notes with Peter Vandergrift - Camille Egdorf was at the first lodge Peter worked at on his first trip to Alaska.  Peter shares a great Alaska adventure with his parent's car as a 16 year old. - Diane Bristol was a huge influence on Peter’s career in fly fishing.  Diane has been doing marketing at Simms for many years. - IndyFly is Oliver White's nonprofit and a program that Peter worked on in the past. - I noted the Joe Goodspeed episode 193 with Thomas and Thomas Rod Designs.  Joe shared the process and stories behind the T&T rods. - The Preload 350 is the perfect beginner setup for trout fishing - The difference between the PreLoad, Tyro which comes with two spools. - The Cheeky Reel Selector - Schoolie tournament - Dave McCoy was on the podcast and Tom Larimer was on the podcast here. You can find Peter at CheekyFishing.com Cheeky Fly Fishing Reel Conclusion with Peter Vandergrift We get the story behind Cheeky and some tips on choosing a high-quality fly fishing reel with Peter Vandergrift.  One of the best stories here is where Peter describes his first Skagit River steelhead and the tears of joy brought to Dave McCoy from this trip. https://wetflyswing.com/199 Sponsor: OPST: http://wetflyswing.com/opst Sponsor: Sawyer Oars: http://wetflyswing.com/sawyer  

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Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/161 I sat down with Matt Barber and Joel Doub with Tom Morgan Rodsmiths.  We hear about the Tom Morgan story and how after selling Winston, Tom started Tom Morgan Rodsmiths after being diagnosed with MS. We also hear about how Matt and Joel gave up their day jobs to purchase Tom Morgan and move to Bozeman Montana.  Lot's of good stuff in this one including some great rod building tips from the finest fly rod craftsman in the business. Support Our Podcast Sponsors  So Fly Gear: https://wetflyswing.com/sofly Fly Fishing & Tying Journal: https://wetflyswing.com/ftj Show Notes with Tom Morgan Rodsmiths - George Daniel was on the podcast in episode 55 and talked about the benefit of Tenkara including why he thinks it's the best rod for kids starting out. - Patagonia had a line of Tenkara and we talked about it on the show with this guest. - Here is the 7 wt rod from Tom Morgan and is the heaviest rod they have right now.  They did talk about adding a new rod to the line that might be in the trout spey realm. - Tom purchased Winston in 1971 when Tom Morgan had no rod building background.  Here's a little more history on the Winston story. - Here's the link to the ESPN article that told more of the Tom Morgan story. - Matt and Joel put on rod building classes in Bozeman and you can stop by the shop anytime to see the guys.  You can find the schedule here. - A great article on finding the spline by Thomas and Thomas and Here's my video on finding the spline. - Mike Mccoy at Snake Brand has a guide to finding the guide spacing on a rod. - The Mountain and Prairie Podcast is one of Matt's favorites podcasts. - I note how Joel sounds just like Oliver White who was on the podcast in episode 69. - Bozeman Rod Builders Guild or the fly rod forum.  Matt also notes to find a local builder who you can connect with. You can find the Matt and Joel at Tom Morgan Rodsmiths.   Conclusion with Tom Morgan Rodsmiths I had a great chat with Matt Barber and Joel Doub who own Tom Morgan Rodsmiths and describe how they do what they do.  We hear the story of how Tom Morgan created one of the highest quality fly rod companies in the country.

Show Notes: https://outdoorsonline.co/018 Robert Prioleau, from Blue Ion and Outpost, is on the podcast to share his best tips on creating a brand strategy and finding your core reason your business exists.  What you do, how you do the work, and why do are you doing the work.  Those are a few questions we dig into today on the marketing podcast. Show Notes with Robert Prioleau 01:30 - Matt Smythe, who was on the Wet Fly Swing Podcast here, was the person who gave me a heads up about the great stuff Robert Prioleau has going in the fly fishing space. 02:30 - Blue Ion is the main company that Robert runs in the online marketing industry. 03:30 - Outpost is the outdoor marketing company that has spun off of Blue Ion. 05:30 - I noted the Wet Fly Swing Podcast which has been such a crazy and fun success. 13:50 - The Story Brand Company 14:00 - I noted the Fizzle community where you can connect with a community to build your business online. 15:40 - Patagonia and Yeti are great at story telling and great brands to follow. 21:30 - Oliver White was on the Wet Fly Swing Podcast here. 22:20 - the Patagonia movie Il Pescatore Completo | The Complete Fisherman 28:25 - I noted Domenick Swentosky and the great blog he has at Troutbitten. 32:20 - Howler Bros are doing a good job in the online space. 35:20 - Seth Godin said don’t be boring. 35:30 - Whalebone is another good example of a company doing it right.   They are producing a really exciting and fun magazine. 39:05 - I use Convertkit for my email service provider. 50:40 - The Zoom H4N is a solid portable audio recorder.  The H6 is great and there is a new H8? Now. 53:40 - Start with Why by Simon Sinek is a great book to help you tell your brand story. You can find Robert at Instagram @getoutpost  Tips on Creating a brand strategy -understand the deeper mission of why your company is here -understand your customers and what dent they want to make -For my example - Why does the world need another podcast?  -take 10 minutes and write a few stories of how your brand has affected someone -There’s only one story and that’s struggle - this is the meta story -How do you bring story telling into your digital marketing (entertaining, moving) from the meta story. -produce story driven content about shared purpose and shared passion -Afternoon Delight - how do you create an email that does this for your tribe. -Owned, Earned and Paid Media   Resources Noted in the Show Whalebone Magazine The Zoom H4N    Videos Noted in the Show Patagonia movie Il Pescatore Completo | The Complete Fisherman "Really good brands aren’t defined by what they make, they are defined by what they are made of." -Robert Prioleau Conclusion with Robert Prioleau Robert Prioleau shares some killer tips on creating a brand strategy for your fly fishing company.  We find out why story is so important, how to find help for your business and what the afternoon delight is all about.  Robert shares the plans for Outpost and Blue Ion, two of his companies that are leading in their respective niches. Show Notes: https://outdoorsonline.co/018

Hey y'all! It's your crazy ray of sunshine Chele aka Ms.Community and I am the mouth on the mic of Hitting the Streets podcast show. This show is a series of interviews giving you an insiders look at the small businesses, entrepreneurs, nonprofit organizations and events in the North Texas area. Today on the show I have Oliver White, The Oliver White Group. What an amazing guy and talented artist! I enjoy sitting down with Oliver at TRYincubator in Denison, TX where he hosts Open Mic Night on Mondays. Please tune in to hear his back story, his passion for music and his advice to artists who are just starting in this businesses. The Oliver White Group Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/owgstjohn/

It's easier to be epic than it is to be average. I want to tell you that it is easier to be world class, it's easier to do big, challenging, and amazing things than it is to simply be average. Look at people like Richard Branson. They jump out of an airplane before breakfast, and then they make a billion dollars. They make it look fun and easy- that could be what it would be like for you too! Because of our school system, we are all trained to simply know how it takes to pass. As a result, you think inside of the box- one that was set by other people for you. Until you start thinking outside the box, you'll never start thinking outside of the box. When you start thinking bigger and taking on much bigger challenges, you're going to get the fire and motivation inside your belly. You are going to get so much momentum. You will start seeing things happening, things that you never would have expected to happen if you stayed with the normal, average course. "The universe is conspiring to help you." - Paulo Coelho Take for example, Oliver White. He is a fishing guy who, all of a sudden, decided that he wanted to explore rivers and fish that have never been caught by fly fishing before. Not only that, he wanted to teach the local people how to create a sustainable lodge and a fishing industry for themselves. Nobody has ever thought of doing that before! But now, he is featured all over media. People are behind his mission, and he created so much momentum. There was a time I wanted to raise money for my birthday, so I approached the organizers of a local mansion party. I told them that I wanted them to host this party for me and raise money for charity. They said yes, and it was the biggest party that they had ever thrown, and the most successful for all of us. As soon as you start thinking unreasonably - outside the box - amazing things start happening for you. While everybody else is competing for the same average slice of pie. My friend Chase Boehringer just set the world record for highest motorcycle. He had more than 75 people and businesses who sponsored this expedition. He asked them for help, and they were on board. They were excited to support this big, world record project. How can you start thinking bigger? If you have been thinking average your whole life, start with this line of thinking: What would I do if I had the support of celebrities, or billionaires, or all my friends? What would I do if I knew that I couldn't fail? What would I do if somebody gave me a hundred million dollars to make this thing a reality? What would I do if I stopped being reasonable? It takes some time to change your thinking. It takes time asking the right questions to open your thinking. It's a creative process. Even then when you come up with a big, exciting, scary, audacious idea, your ego is going to tell you not to do it to try to keep you safe. The Australians have this thing called "tall poppy syndrome". It's going to tell you not to grow above the crowd or you will get chopped off. Keep your head down, work hard, and stay in your lane. This is backwards thinking - we all know people who work hard for a long time and have anything to show for it. And this used to be me. So, start changing the questions you are asking to yourself. What happens if you don't start taking big and bold actions? You are just going to be right where you are. More and more people are going to try and do the same thing competing for scarce resources, and trying to be average. You are going to lose momentum and run out of steam. Your business is going to hit these plateaus. How long will you be able to sustain that? You are going to be limited by the constraints of being average. Start being unreasonable. Start practicing thinking outside the box. Start changing the questions that you ask for yourself so that you can expand the challenges that you can take on. Go from zero to one,

  Episode Description: In this episode the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast, Greg speaks with Jako Lucas, the brains behind the captain jack productions brand based out of Texas USA.  Greg & Jako talk about how when Jako was growing up in South Africa he was hooked as a young boy due his family’s influence in fishing with his dad. Jako also talks about his days of working in shops during school and then transitioning into becoming a full-time guide. Jako talks a lot about his earlier guiding career and how he was taught to learn moon phases, tides and wind direction which he says plays an important part of guiding properly. We also learn from Jacko that he has fished all over the world for many species in many different environment’s a but holds a place in his heart for both Mongolia and South Africa his home country. Jako and Greg discuss the many species of fish that he a has chased and successfully caught he also gives us some tips on theses fish and where and how to find them briefly. Later When Greg asks Jako about the captain jack productions we discuss his success with making theses films with the goal in mind to help  promote a fishery and perhaps show those who might not have the means to fish there a new fishery that exists and a opportunity to see it threw a film makers lens.  Jako and Greg talk all about the award-winning film “Glorious Bastards” which was based out of Australia and many much work went into this film in making sure that the blue bastard fish had its moment. We also talk about Jakos newest project and that is his clothing line Fly Religion, in which he is currently in mass production of fishing lifestyle apparel and working on technical apparel.  To learn more about this great episode and our guest please subscribe to the show or download us on your favorite podcast listing platform.    Top take a way from this Episode Expand your career and follow it, much like Jako did when he guided all over the planet.       2. Find a project or start something that will outlast and                     provide revenue to your brand. EX Fly Religion Give back even if it is threw your creativity. Much like Jako with his films.   Other mentions in this Podcast: This area contains links to company’s, products, people, organizations and other noteworthy mentions that were talked about during this episode interview on the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast. Theses mentions are from both the guest or host of the show. Please enjoy the referenced links. Oliver White .Jim Klug Yellow Dog   Howler Bros Mako Reels Yeti Slight line Provisions Josh H   Contact Guest Website: captjackproduction.com Social: @captjackproductions   Like the Podcast, Show Us: If you liked this episode or our guest, then please tell us and leave a podcast review for this episode! Do you have a great idea for guest or an Episode? Please let us know, you can reach the team at. www.flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com we are also very social where you can find a tone of great fly-fishing content, giveaways, tips and more follow us on Instagram @flyfishinginsiderpodcast or find our Facebook page Fly fishing Insider Podcast. Also did you know that twice a month on Fridays were have our other Scientific Anglers Sponsored show “Guided Podcast” featuring the top Guides and brand ambassadors from with in the fly-fishing industry. Thank you for your support!

https://wetflyswing.com/118 I sat down with Pete Erickson to talk about euro nymphing and his experience developing one of the popular euro nymphing rods on the market, the Echo Shadow X.  We find out which is the best length and weight, how to cast a euro nymphing rod and some bonus tips to help you while you are on the river. We also touch on Loch Style stillwater fishing and why it's something you should check out this year if you haven't heard about it yet.  We touch on a little bit on grayling as associated with Pete's Team USA work. Show Sponsors Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ (mention that you connected via Wet Fly Swing) Show Notes with Pete Erickson I've had a few Team USA guests on the podcast in the past including Jeff Currier, Devin Olsen and Lance Egan. We talk about Oliver White, Tom Rowland and the rest of the Jackson Hole gang that Pete was connected with in the early 1990's.  Tom Bie and Lori-Ann Murphy were also all part of the crew in the early days. Pete won the great outdoor games and was invited to Team USA. Here's the fly rod breaking test video. The Shadow X Euro Nymphing Rod by Echo We talk about Vladi Trzebunia and the influence of him on Pete's fishing career. Pete notes the Lance Egan podcast where he covered Euro nymphing as well.  The Stillwater fly rod series is the big next thing that Pete is working on. Pete fishes with Phil Rowley and we noted that he was on the podcast in episode 36 here. Loon and Clackacraft are two companies that Pete is connected with as an ambassador. Thievery Corporation was noted as a good fly fishing and tying groove.  Click here and listen automatically on their site. I note the #LiarsDen story - You have to decide if this story is true or false. You can find Pete at Echo Fly Fishing here. Resources Noted in the Podcast The Shadow X Euro Nymphing Rods Videos Noted in the Show Thievery Corporation The Echo Rod Breaking Test Video Conclusion with Pete Erickson Pete and I dig into Euro Nymphing and rod design.  Pete designed the new and great Echo Shadow X euro nymphing rod.  Lots of history and tips and tricks today on the show including the story of how Pete won the ESPN Outdoor contest that launched him on his way. And if you’re interested in the right spey rod for steelhead, Click here to see the Echo Spey Rod:  https://wetflyswing.com/echo (you get a free fly line if you use that link today) that has helped me drastically improve my spey cast and find more steelhead at a super reasonable cost. Recommended Spey Rod:  https://wetflyswing.com/Echo

Originally aired Monday, December 23, 2013: HOUR 1 guest (00:10:10) Glenn Miller, a hate-filled white man talks America, whites, blacks, and Jewish people! HOUR 2 Preachers in the Pulpit guest (00:41:15) Rev. Kenneth Tanner: Why are Satan's children winning, and God's children weak? HOUR 3 guest (01:20:13) Rev. Oliver White, a black pastor, a liberal! — preaching sin. (Runtime: 2 hours) Merry Christmas! FROM THE ARCHIVES! SUPERCHATS https://streamlabs.com/bondactioninc/v2 SILENT PRAYER http://silentprayer.video AUDIO https://soundcloud.com/rebuildingtheman/silent-prayer JESSE HAS 3 SHOWS: The Jesse Lee Peterson Show (M-F 6-9am PT) http://jlptalk.com The Fallen State (in-person interviews) http://thefallenstate.tv Church (Sunday 11am PT) http://rebuildingtheman.com/church Do you want a personal shoutout or advice from Jesse? Check out his CAMEO page and book Jesse: https://www.cameo.com/jesseleepeterson Support: 800-411-BOND (or 800-411-2663) https://rebuildingtheman.com/donate/ https://streamlabs.com/bondactioninc/v2 https://www.patreon.com/jesseleepeterson https://www.subscribestar.com/jesseleepeterson https://www.paypal.me/jesseleepeterson OTHER CHANNELS: BOND https://youtube.com/bondrebuildingtheman TFS https://youtube.com/thefallenstatetv Hake https://youtube.com/thehakereport ARTICLES: https://www.wnd.com/author/jlpeterson/ BOOKS: http://www.bondinfostore.org T-SHIRTS: JLP https://teespring.com/stores/jesseleepeterson BOND https://teespring.com/stores/rebuildingtheman TFS https://teespring.com/stores/shopthefallenstate TWITTER/FB: https://twitter.com/jlptalk https://www.facebook.com/jlptalk https://www.facebook.com/OfficialJesseLeePeterson ALT MEDIA: https://dlive.tv/jesseleepeterson https://www.bitchute.com/jesseleepeterson/ https://www.minds.com/jesseleepeterson https://gab.ai/jesseleepeterson https://www.twitch.tv/jlptalk DISCORD (new link) https://discord.gg/6d3ahn3

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/105 Hosted Trips: https://wetflyswing.com/destination Steve Wilson from Sweetwater Travel breaks down the fly fishing guide school he runs and sheds some light on fishing Mongolia for Taimen.  We hear about the school in Montana and a day in the life of a new student at the guide school. Find out why Taimen numbers are going down and how fisherman have had an impact on this fishery.  We hear about the best drift boats Steve uses and what you can do to connect with Steve and the gang. Hosted Fly Fishing Trips with Dave: https://wetflyswing.com/destination   Show Notes with Steve Wilson The Eg River is the river they fish for Mongolia fishing.  A quick breakdown on Taimen here. You can book your Taimen trip through Sweetwater here. Dan Vermillion is one of the owners and the guy who took President Obama fishing. Ron Meek is taking a break from the guide school and has guided the world. The April Vokey podcast covered a 3 part guide process similar to what Sweetwater covers.  So you Want to be a Fishing Guide here. The Cyclopse is the best streamer for Taimen and Pat Cohen's buck tail streamer.  The Man Bear Pig Fly is a classic Cohen pattern. We talk about Jako Lucas who I had on the podcast in episode 68 here. Jako and his Redfishing pics.  You can find him on instagram and is one of the hardest working people in show business, I mean fly fishing. The Clackamax is the drift boats they use on the river.  This is the 18 foot Clackacraft boat. Ro Drift Boats are out of Montana. Steve followed Dave Mathews around the country. Oliver White and Jako Lucas have started a guide school as well.   You can find Steve at Sweet Water Travel.   Resources Noted in the Show The Big Eat - Jako Lucas and Taimen   Videos Noted in the Show How Pat Cohen ties the Man Bear Pig Pattern Dave Mathews Band - Ants Go Marching   Conclusion with Steve Wilson Steve Wilson shares the story of Sweetwater Travel and tells you how to take your first step to becoming a fly fishing guide.  We get into a little on Taimen, flies to use and what it takes to put this Mongolia trip together. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/105

From Guyana to Jackson Hole, fishing and even finance, Oliver White’s unique story traverses the dilemma of “goin’ all around, or just stayin’ put” – a challenge familiar to fatherhood. Since the recording of this episode, Hurricane Dorian devastated parts of the Bahamas, none worse hit than the island of Abaco and the lodge there built and run by Oliver. The stories in this conversation pertain to Abaco, pre-storm. 

On the first two days of September 2019, Hurricane Dorian – a Category 5 storm – hit the Bahamian islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. For two days, the islands were pummeled by sustained winds of 185 miles per hour, with maximum gusts in excess of 220. It was the strongest hurricane on record to affect the Bahamas, and – parked over the islands for two days – it destroyed everything in its path. In the four weeks following the storm, a lot has taken place, but in many areas and in many communities on both Grand Bahama and Abaco, the recovery efforts continue, and the rebuilding has only just begun. To discuss the ongoing relief and rebuilding efforts to date, host Jim Klug sits down with two guests: Doug McKnight, the Bahamas program director for Yellow Dog Flyfishing, and Dillon Gruber, Associate Director of the Yellow Dog Community and Conservation Foundation. We talk with Doug and Dillon about what YDCCF and others from throughout the fly fishing industry are doing to assist post-storm, and we share live reports from several lodge owners on both islands, including Rob Neher of East End Lodge, Greg Vincent of H2O Bonefishing, and Oliver White of Abaco Lodge.

This week, Anne and Holly talk with Julie Oliver (candidate, TX-25) about gun control, healthcare, white supremacy, impeachment, abortion, campaign finance, immigration reform, voting rights, climate crisis, and how her dad having a t-shirt with the words "BOOGIE TIL YOU PUKE" emblazoned on the front may have been misleading as to his political leanings.And we didn't ask her ONE TIME how she would balance motherhood with her duties in Congress because you'd never, ever ask a man how he'd balance fatherhood with HIS duties in Congress, right? VISIT: julieoliver.orgTwitter: @ julieOliverTX FB: JulieForTexasYou guys, we JUST opened a Patreon account! Yay! Throw us a few bucks and we'll give you a shout out on the podcast and try not to murder it in the process:https://www.patreon.com/anotherdamnpoliticspodcastVisit us for more episodes of ADPP and find information on how to register to vote athttp://www.bluewavecrowdsource.comAnd follow us on Twitter!Holly: http://twitter.com/aynrandpaulryanAnne: http://twitter.com/for_cripes_sakeBlue Wave Crowdsource: http://twitter.com/bluewavecs

Permit and steelhead addict Wil Flack has been living, guiding and working in Belize for close to 20 years. Wil owns Tres Pescados Fly Shop on Ambergris Caye as well as the Belize Permit Club further to the south in Hopkins, Belize. In this episode of Waypoints, Wil shares with us his opinions, advice and hard-earned knowledge on all things permit, including how to prepare, how to present, how permit behave, the best times of the year and best overall conditions for permit, and much more. Whether you’re already a hardcore permit junkie, or someone who is looking to plan and prepare for their first permit adventure, this show will provide an incredible amount of relevant information. As a guide, Wil has been putting his clients on to permit all throughout the waters of Belize. As an angler, Wil has fished all over the world, including Tahiti and French Polynesia, Costa Rica, Honduras, Mexico, Fiji, Venezuela, the Bahamas, Kanton, Australia, Hawaii, Japan and throughout the US West and Canada. He was featured in the 2013 Confluence Films project, Waypoints, searching for jungle payara and eating barbecued jungle rat with his friend Oliver White.

Texas Homegrown Music with Maylee Thomas welcomes Oliver White, Originally Aired 03/10/2019 on KLAK 97.5 FM in McKinney, TX.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/ray Hosted Trips: https://wetflyswing.com/destination Ray Montoya tells us how he has spent the last 20 years in the Middle East fishing for Permit, Emperor Fish and other species in a remote part of the world. He shares some of his best tips to put together a remote trip on your own time.  Find out why this should be on your bucket list if you are into the salt water.   Wet Fly Swing Hosted Trips with Dave and Expert Guests from the Podcast: https://wetflyswing.com/destination Show Notes with Ray Montoya Updated links here: Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/ray Oliver White was the person who gave me a heads up about Ray.  Here's the episode with Oliver White. The Spanish Fly Show and Flip Pallot were both big influences for Ray. The Jako Lucas episode and Jim Klug episodes were  both big on the destination front. Mike Ward and Adipose Drift Boats were noted.  Ray had a few people that have made the long trip out to his neck of the desert. Seth Kugel covered DIY travel tips in this episode. Mike Mercer was on the podcast in this episode and talked about the Redding Fly Shop among other topics. We talked about the Crease Fly.  Here's a Crease Fly video.  Here's a photo of the Blue Spangled Emperor fish. Jeff Currier was on the show and talked about 400 species. The RIO Saltwater line series.  The Sage RPL, Reddington Vape and Predator Rods Tibor Everglades Reels were noted by Ray here. The Hoby Cat is how Ray gets out to the fish at times. Ray uses a Bug Net for his sleeping quarters when the bugs get bad. We note the Oliver White story where they thought they were going to get attacked.  Listen to the first 30 seconds here for the story. No Boudaries Oman is a good resource if you want to make a trip. Here is Ray's youtube channel. Check out the Birds of Oman book for a great resource. The Salmon Fishing in Yemen movie - here is a link to the movie. Threadfin Salmon - Here's the video of Ray catching the Threadfin. The cigarette video   You can find Ray on Youtube here.   Resources Noted in the Show Tibor Everglades Reel Birds of Oman Videos Noted in the Show The Crease Fly Conclusion with Ray Montoya Ray takes us to an amazingly remote destination that might not be as difficult as you think to hit.  And you don't need to speak arabic to have a great trip.  We cover Permit, bonefish and other salt species out of the Indian Ocean.  Leave a comment below if you'd like to make a trip out to this side of the world. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/ray Hosted Trips: https://wetflyswing.com/destination Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/ray

In this episode of The Sustainable Angler Podcast, I interview Abaco Lodge and Bair's Lodge owner and world-renowned angler, Oliver White. We discuss everything from the history of Abaco Lodge to some of the awesome sustainability initiatives at Abaco and Bair's Lodge, climate change and even "the one" fly Oliver would bring to a deserted island! Hope you enjoy and don't forget to subscribe for the latest episodes of The Sustainable Angler Podcast! Photo Credit: Will Graham

In this episode of the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast we speak with Louis Cahill the guy behind the Gink and Gasoline website and so much more in this lightly edited episode at louis request to be transparent and super authentic. We feel this is the be best episode yet on the podcast as Louis Shares with us listeners, all about his travels in which over the course of 10 years has been to many of the worlds best fishiest places. Also, what it takes to come up with daily blogs and content to keep the G&G site running, how the challenges and roadblocks are overcome. Louis share with us some super funny stories about how Coca Cola is using his photos without paying and that he now faces a challenge with the mega brand to seek reimbursement. The few death threats he has received from a crazy steel header in Terrace BC, and even staring in a BFGoodrich video. These are but few in this episode. Louis opens up about how the site has gone full circle and with the readers who are now teaching others while they learned from louis along with an emotional moment about how one solider wrote in and said that “G&G is what’s keeping him going over here”.   Louis also talks about the hosted trips and how he does it differently and makes mention of if your going go hosted go with him it’s the industry’s best rate, his Friends and destination’s his hosted trips which include Oliver White and his lodges.   Yes, Louis makes mention of his social media accounts how he was a victim of cyber attacks from the Russians and more. We learn what Louis thinks the industry needs to improve upon and much much more. Louis also mentions about adopting a dog from the Bahamas and how there is services in Georgia that will help you through the process and finely want to learn how to stop a fish from bleeding out listen to the tip louis offers, you won’t believe it.  This is an must listen episode. SUBSCRIBE OR DOWNLOAD NOW , ginkandgasoline.com flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com

Let Me Be Forward is going international again as we welcome the founder of the Forward Madison French Twitter account, Nathalie! Madeline Kumm brings a new interview as she talks with new Mingo player Oliver White. Finally, we hear from Daryl Shore as he talks about which alcoholic drinks some of his players remind him of, along with breaking down the past two matches. Plus, news and notes from around the soccer world!

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/dog We cover Belize and Permit fishing with Jim Klug today on the show.  Jim talks about his favorite patterns along with all of the steps to book your next trip to Belize.  Find out why Yellow Dog is one of the leaders in the travel and destination space these days. We talk about the best time to hit permit, how to find the best guide and how to choose the location that's perfect for you.  Lot's of good tips and a step x step plan to get down south for some Permit or bonefish. Show Sponsors Wet Fly Swing Members Society:  https://membership.wetflyswing.com/ Show Notes with Jim Klug Shaun Lawson and others were noted here as key players in Yellow Dog. Jako Lucas and others are key to the exploration for Yellow Dog.  I interviewed Jako here and Oliver White here along with Jeff Currier here. The Fly Box was the first shop out of Bend Oregon that Jim worked for. Jeff Perrin is a good friend and has a shop in Oregon, The Fly Fishers Place. AJ McClane, Joe Brooks and other old timers were huge to the salt water game back in the 1950's. Duranglers and other folks had a big impact on Jim's life. The Backstage Pass is the blog from Yellow Dog that has a ton of resources. The Scientific Anglers Amplitude salt water lines are a must have. Rent this Rod.com is now working with Yellow Dog.  Rent this Rod is also a partner company with us at the Members Society. Mike Mercer was on the podcast and talked about the Lower Sacramento River. The Fly Fishing Belize coffee table book by Jim Klug. Three big flies including the Mcnight fly by Doug McNight. Two costa style glasses that Jim always has around his neck when in the salt water. Brian O'keefe is a big mentor for Jim along with Dave Hughes. Confluence Films is another big project that Jim is working on. You can find Jim at YellowDogFlyFishing.com. Conclusion with Jim Klug Jim Klug tells his story and how he created Yellow Dog Fly Fishing.  We go back to his early days fishing Belize, talk about how it started and where they are at today.  Jim provides some good tips fishing for Permit in Belize. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/dog

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/77 Sponsor:  https://www.delifreshdesign.com/ Dave McCoy from Emerald Water Anglers put together a great episode for Sea-Run Cutthroat fishing and maybe the best resource online for Sea-Run fly fishing in Puget Sound. We talk about the best beach access points, Yakima trout fishing and what it felt like going all in on building the fly shop.  Steelhead in Argentina, the Sound Searcher and a great 8' 8" fly rod by Thomas and Thomas is all on tap today. Show Sponsors Deli Fresh Design:  https://www.delifreshdesign.com/ (use the coupon code wfs20 to get 20% off) Show Notes with Dave McCoy Marty Sheppard was on the podcast in episode 76 and talked about the 30 day John Day River steelhead season. The Sound Searcher is a pattern developed by Dave's dad and imitates a wounded bait fish.  See below for the photo. The Thomas and Thomas 250 exocett ss rod is the goto rod for dave in the 8' 8" variety. We talk about steelhead in Argentina.  Here's a random video that touches on it. Brian O'keefe was on the podcast in episode 78 where we covered some great photo tips. KeepEmWet.org is a movement that Dave helped to move forward and now Brian Husky is leading the charge. Rob Crandall was on the show in episode 62. We talk about the debate between barbed and barbless hooks. Oliver White was on in episode 69 and described how he left his guide job to become a hedge fund manager in New York.58:30 - Brian O'keefe was on here. The Scientific Angler Trout Spey Light line is perfect for puget sound because it's a one piece. The Foul Free Hering Fly Pattern. Dave notes these two books that are good resources.  Afoot and Afoat in the Sound and Beach Walks and Hikes around Puget Sound. The Orvis episode with Brian O'keefe where he covers 10 huge photo tips. Steve Duda and Jason Rolfe were both on the podcast and were both Fly Fish Journal editors. Dave tells us about his daughter and her interest in Led Zeppelin. The Oregon Country Fair is a ultra popular hippie event near Eugene.  I've been there once and recommend it. Pearl Jam and Metallica were some of Dave's bands during the college years. Jay Nicholas also has a book on Sea-Run Cutthroat fishing. You can reach Dave at Emerald Water Anglers Resources Noted in the Show Thomas and Thomas 250 exocett ss Scientific Angler Spey Light Afoot and Afloat in Puget SoundBeach Walks and Hikes around Puget Sound Sea-Run Cutthroat:  Flies and Fishing Videos Noted in the ShowPearl Jam - Alive Led Zeppelin - Over the Hills and Far Away The Sound Searcher Conclusion with Dave McCoy We cover Cutthroat Fishing in depth with a focus on Puget Sound.  I think this may be the ultimate resource out there on these two topics.  Leave a comment if there is another great resource that we can link out to. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/77

Show Sponsor:  https://www.delifreshdesign.com/ I met Mia and Marty on the Deschutes to chat about their background guiding and running a business in fly fishing.  We also go deep into John Day steelhead fishing and include some tips on getting started. They run through some smallmouth bass fishing tips and trips.  They started as skate boarders and snow boarders and then transitioned into fly fishing.  Marty talks about the feeling of catching his first steelhead and what you need to get started.   Show Sponsors Deli Fresh Design:  https://www.delifreshdesign.com/ (use the coupon code: wfs20 for 20% off)   The Wet Fly Swing Members Society: https://wetflyswing.com/members   Show Notes with Mia and Marty Sheppard (Updated show notes links and time: https://wetflyswing.com/76) In Dec Hogan's Book Dec talks about Steve Cruz.  Steve is the guy that helped get Marty into steelhead. Marty talks about the first fly caught steelhead that he caught on the General Practitioner. Mia talks about winning the Spey O Rama and how she has won the event 3 times. Little Creek Outfitters is the business that they purchased and changed their lives over the last 16 years. Western Rivers purchased land on the John Day River and now there is some great public access. Cotton Wood State Park and Rock Creek are two public access points for the John Day River. The Dragon Fly Hatch on the John Day is epic. The Kids Fly Fishing Camp is a new program that they started about 3 years ago. John Ecklund sold Little Creek Outfitters to Marty and Mia.  Marty tells the story here about how it all came to be. Oliver White tells his crazy story in episode 69 of the podcast.  The take home message is that you shouldn't be afraid to take a chance and go for it. We talk about Martin's boat.  You have to check out this video on boating the grand canyon with a drift boat. I talk about the Frank Moore podcast interview that I put together.  I got my first North fish on the skunk. The Silvenator was noted as Marty's goto pattern. Sean Gallagher's Book on Wild Steelhead has a great chapter on the John Day River in it. Service Creek Gauge and McDonald Ferry Gauging Stations. The SuperSuckers. Seracione Fly Reels are their goto reels. Gary Anderson Rods You can reach Mia and Marty at Little Creek Outfitters here: http://fly-fishing-guide-oregon.com/ Resources Mentioned in the Show Sean Gallagher's book on Wild Steelhead Seracione Reels Videos Mentioned in the Show The General Practitioner Video The Story about Martin's Boat The Frank Moore Episode The SuperSuckers Conclusion with Mia and Marty Sheppard We cover steelhead and smallmouth bass fishing in this episode.  Marty talks about the epic dragon fly hatch on the John Day River where bass are jumping out of the water like mad. We also get into some great steelhead tips on fishing the John Day plus a new kids fly fishing camp that they have going. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/76

Show Notes: http://wetflyswing.com/oliver We Dig into Bonefish in the Bahamas with Oliver White today on the show.  Oliver shares his experience coming up through the guiding ranks and into owning his own lodge.  Oliver shares the hedge fund story and how this has helped him get to where he is today. We talk about some great bonefish tips including how to spot fish, how to strip and some great fly patterns.  We cover DIY Destination which is what Season 3 of this podcast is all about. Show Sponsor  This episode is sponsored by the WFS Member Society: (https://wetflyswing.com/members) Show Notes with Oliver White (Update show notes links and time: http://wetflyswing.com/oliver) We talk about his mentor Bill Ackman and the Hedge Fund that Oliver worked for during his New York days.  This is a pretty crazy story and one that helped to put Oliver where he is today. Indie Fly is the non profit that is supporting the villages on a local level. He announces the new guide school he is developing for the first time with Jako Lucas.  Here's my interview and podcast episode with Jako. Bair’s Lodge in South Andros, Bahamas is the first place Oliver caught bonefish and still a big focused species today. Abico Lodge was the lodge that he put together from the ground up.  The fishing is a little more diverse including both permit and tarpon available. Abico is also good for DIY. Puglisi Spawning shrimp is the one goto fly pattern.  Oliver mentions a few other great patterns at this point in the episode.  Drew Chicone's Coyote Ugly is another goto pattern.  Here's the Coyote Ugly video. I noted the BBC interview where they pushed the kids off of the screen. Click the link above to watch the video. We talk about Oliver's kid who was talking in this episode. His satellite phone is the most important goto piece of gear.  Inmarsat is the company he uses and it is a crazy value now days. Some of Oliver's videos here and this one on bonefishing the bahamas. He talks about his bucket list and the species that are still upcoming.  His list somehow keeps getting longer.  He's got an Australian trip coming up soon. Al Perkinson, Flip Pallot, and Lefty Kreh have been some of his biggest influences. A new Yeti presents film is upcoming. You can find Oliver at OliverWhiteFishing.com. Videos Highlighted in the Show I noted the Weird BBC Interview The Coyote Ugly Fly Pattern Oliver White on the Bahamas Bonefish Conclusion with Oliver White Oliver White shares his best stories about fishing and life.  He has put together an amazing life in fly fishing through hard work and passion.  No secrets here but the story is great!  We talk about some great bonefish tips including a great exercise to spot fish. Show Notes: http://wetflyswing.com/oliver

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/54 I had the pleasure of interviewing Elliott Adler - the host of the DrakeCast, one of the biggest fly fishing podcasts in the world.  Elliott recently announced that he is leaving the DrakeCast. We talk about the media industry, his take on Team USA fly fishing, and how the Drakecast came to be.  It was fun to get his perspective on a number of issues in fly fishing and story telling.   Show Sponsors: The Grey Drake:  https://www.thegreydrake.com/ Ty-Rite.com:  http://ty-rite.com Our Patreon:  https://wetflyswing.com/patreon   Show Notes with Elliott Adler I bring up Seth Godin again and about starting a rukous. Simms company as a show sponsor of the cast and discussed in this episode. The Fly Fishing Collaborative article on at the Drake magazine. Steve Duda notes conservation as a topic on this episode. Moldy Chum is one of Elliott's goto resources. Elliott's brother is a producer of the podcast Radiolab, one of the largest podcasts out there. In episode 47, John Gierach talks about a podcast only being as good as it's guests. Tailer Trash was noted in the show The book tribes by Seth Godin Here's a link to the DrakeCast interview with Tom Bie. Oliver White was part of the group at the beginning of the big movement in fly fishing to get The Struggle years of the NBA until Magic, Bird and Jordan came to be.  We talk about the Team USA fly fishing and Elliott's take. John Shewey Saltry Lake Lodge in Alaska is where Elliott spent some time guiding. Hank Patterson was the biggest episode of the Drakecast.     Conclusion with Elliott Adler Elliot went into some great topics on this one.  I love it when a guest shares their opinion on something and you feel the passion.  It is these times when it helps you to think differently. Click the link below to get the summary sheet: http://wetflyswing.com/the-drakecast-with-host-elliott-adler-podcasting-fly-fishing-drake-magazine    

"There are still wild, pristine places in the world"– Oliver White Today's guest on the Art of Adventure is the fishing legend, thought leader, owner of Bair's and Abaco Fishing lodges, and co-founder of Indifly, Oliver White. Oliver has carved a unique place for himself in the fishing world, as he is known for going to far off places and catching fish that have never been caught before. Oliver also created the Jungle Fish film that won the sustainability award at the Sundance Film Festival, showcasing his work with the people of the Guyanese village of Rewa and the Arapaima fish. After a brief foray into the world of high finance in New York City working for a hedge fund, Oliver became the owner of two fishing lodges in the Bahamas. Oliver guides for lots of celebrities, but doesn't play up that fact. He has become a celebrity in his own right - changing the way people think about adventure and fishing. We dig into into Oliver's philosopher's mindset and we will seek to understand why he is so good at so many different endeavors. And we get a great story about his personal invitation from the royal family of Bhutan to come explore new fishing possibilities in the kingdom of happiness What you'll learn in this episode: How Oliver got interested in fishing The challenge of fly fishing How he got involved in the nonprofit, Indifly Oliver's fishing adventures His Bhutan project with the Royal Family Quotes: “Every day that you fish, it's like reading a book – you file that book away in your library. Now, after twenty years, after fishing and traveling the world, I've fished so many days, so I've read so many books I have filed away in this library. And every day that I go out, I have more information to pull out to help solve the next problem, and then build on that.” – Oliver White “Part of the enjoyment (of fishing) is solving the puzzle.” – Oliver White “It's always the hindsight, the looking back, where you can really understand the value of various experiences.” – Oliver White “As I look back in my whole life now, the things that I think are really important are passionate people who are interesting people. And it really doesn't matter what they are passionate about.” – Oliver White “No one in their life gets to where they are on their own.” – Oliver White “Being genuinely interested in other people helps facilitate a lot of things.” – Oliver White “I also find incredible value from this array of experiences that are available by being nomadic and bouncing and adapting all the time.” – Oliver White “It is unique to pursue something you are really excited about.” – Oliver White “It is important to be an advocated for the things that you find are important.” – Oliver White Continue the Adventure: Oliver White Fishing Oliver on Instragram Abaco Lodge Bair's Lodge

South Carolina came into the season with plenty of hype once again and once again they limp out of another game licking their wounds at the hands of the Kentucky Wildcats. The Cats are one game away from the midway point of their season and they'll play their sixth game of the season against the Texas A & M Aggies. The leaders are continuing to lead and the playmakers are making plays. It will be a tough test but this team seems up for another challenge. At 6:30 we'll talk about all of that and more with former UK TE Oliver White At 7:00 Chris America, co-host of Scout Team Radio will stop by to talk some SEC football.

South Carolina came into the season with plenty of hype once again and once again they limp out of another game licking their wounds at the hands of the Kentucky Wildcats. The Cats are one game away from the midway point of their season and they'll play their sixth game of the season against the Texas A & M Aggies. The leaders are continuing to lead and the playmakers are making plays. It will be a tough test but this team seems up for another challenge. At 6:30 we'll talk about all of that and more with former UK TE Oliver White At 7:00 Chris America, co-host of Scout Team Radio will stop by to talk some SEC football. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/support

Oliver White has one of the most inspirational stories I’ve ever heard. In this episode of Anchored, Oliver shares the story of how became the owner of Abaco Lodge in the Bahamas.

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This week the boys talk claw tampering, preview the Slasher Cup and another instalment of Random Rooster.

The boys welcome a former Harvard graduate and current NPL star. Plus Gibraltar win big!

This week's guest Oliver White share with us his story and how he became the world renowned angler, lodge owner and author that he is. "It’s the most natural outcome for someone who fell in love with fishing early. And by love, I mean: willing to follow wherever fishing wanted to take me."-Oliver White

In this Lightbend Fast Data Platform interview for Operations teams, Michael Nash and Oliver White of Lightbend discuss the value of resilient production tooling, and the benefits of one-stop shop support for various technologies integrated with Fast Data Platform. This conversation focuses on: • Why is it difficult to maintain always-on, dynamic workloads without resilient tooling, as well as managing multiple support contracts with various vendors? • What new challenges (and risks) are presented by the significantly more complex streaming, Fast Data ecosystem? • How Lightbend Fast Data Platform can set your mind at ease by providing one-stop shop for support that covers Akka Streams, Apache Spark, Apache Kafka, Apache Flink, Mesosphere DC/OS, Lightbend Reactive Platform and more. Learn more at: https://lightbend.com/fast-data

In this Lightbend Fast Data Platform interview for Operations teams, Alan Ngai and Oliver White of Lightbend discuss the implications of monitoring and troubleshooting distributed, streaming Fast Data applications. This conversation focuses on: •Why can’t existing application monitoring tools designed for monoliths easily trace and gather metrics from distributed Fast Data applications? • What are the main challenges and considerations for monitoring Fast Data applications? • How Lightbend Fast Data Platform intelligently provides deep telemetry, automated topology discover, configuration, and visualization, right out of the box for Spark, Kafka, Akka, Mesosphere DC/OS and more. Learn more at: https://lightbend.com/fast-data

In this Lightbend Fast Data Platform interview for software developers, Sean Walsh and Oliver White of Lightbend discuss developer tooling for deploying and tuning high-performance Fast Data applications. This conversation focuses on: • Why is it important to understand the differences between the monolithic systems we used to build and deploy compared to streaming, Fast Data systems? • What changes in the traditional developer role impact building, and also deploying, these applications early in the development process? • How Lightbend Fast Data Platform tackles these challenges for development teams by providing integrated, out-of-the-box features designed for deployment and production needs early in the SDLC. Learn more at: https://lightbend.com/fast-data

In this Lightbend Fast Data Platform interview for software developers, Kikia Carter and Oliver White of Lightbend discuss the challenges that development teams are experiencing in this new era of Fast Data applications. This conversation focuses on: • Why does the nature of distributed, Fast Data applications make it difficult for developers to get started with new projects? • What are some of this biggest challenges development teams have described to Lightbend with building these types of applications? • How Lightbend Fast Data Platform gets developers started off right with the easiest on-ramp possible, including an integrated platform of curated technologies, on-demand technical guidance, sample applications, and a world class support team. Learn more at: https://lightbend.com/fast-data

In this Lightbend Fast Data Platform interview for software architects, Duncan DeVore and Oliver White of Lightbend discuss why it’s important to design a Fast Data system architecture based around resilience, scalability, and how this affects future deployment strategies. This conversation focuses on: • Why does architecting for resilience–the ability to rapidly self-heal rather than trying to avoid failures–enable your systems to scale in a much safer way? • What architectural design considerations should be examined for production deployment of these systems? • How Lightbend Fast Data Platform ensures that enterprises can not only design resilient, self-healing, highly-scalable and resource efficient applications, but also be equipped for when it’s time to deploy to production. Learn more at: https://lightbend.com/fast-data

In this Lightbend Fast Data Platform interview for business leaders, Craig Blitz and Oliver White of Lightbend discuss the emergence of Fast Data as a competitive differentiator, and how this rapidly evolving ecosystem affects software design, development, and deployment. This conversation focuses on: • Why should we care about streaming architectures and Fast Data applications? • What do architects, developers and operations teams need to know about designing, building, and running these apps? • How Lightbend provides organizations with an easy on-ramp to get started in the right direction the first time around. Learn more at: https://lightbend.com/fast-data

In this Lightbend Fast Data Platform interview for software architects, Dean Wampler, PhD., and Oliver White of Lightbend discuss what’s going on in the rapidly evolving world of streaming engines. This conversation focuses on: • Why is the streaming and Fast Data ecosystem especially challenging to embrace? • Which best-of-breed streaming engines has Lightbend learned and analyzed deeply for inclusion in Fast Data Platform? • How Lightbend’s technical and domain expertise provides enterprises with an easy on-ramp to designing, building and running Fast Data applications. Learn more at: https://lightbend.com/fast-data

We’ve all been to an event and queued for 20 minutes at the bar. Or visited a trade exhibition and waited in line for half an hour to buy a sandwich.  Like many other areas of event operations, the pre-ordering of food and drink is now possible via a specially designed digital platform, which is the core subject of this week’s podcast. Joining host James Dickson is Oliver White, Head of Customer Sucess at Preoday, and Ben Fowler, Bar Manager at The Brewery, one of London’s leading event venues. During the podcast we hear from Oilver how the Preoday system works, whilst Ben explains how the intricate operations of a busy venue bar – along with the development of new menu options – can be transformed by the platform.

With Wimbledon proceedings approaching the business end, we made sure that we served up an ace for everyone to enjoy from Henman Hill to Timbuktu. First up, there were no backhanded compliments from our presenters Sue Nelson, Guy Routledge and Ollie Lloyd when they tried Emily Fruit Crisps. The trio were blown away by the fantastic, innovative and perfectly presented products put in front of them by founder Emily Wong. We like to keep ourselves busy at FoodTalk HQ, so we made sure that we didn't miss out any of the action from last weekend's Allergy & Freefrom Show at Olympia. You might know their bread already, but we heard how Genius are looking to take the Freefrom world by storm in other areas too. Finally, we welcomed Oliver White from Preoday onto the show. If you hate cash, then these guys are right up your street. They are developing white label technology which you can use everywhere from restaurants to music festivals.  

Oliver White is the owner and operator of two lodges in the Bahamas as well as one of the hosts of Buccaneers and Bones on the Outdoor Channel. He's also a former financier and philosopher. Don't miss his story.

Voice Comment: (920) iPhone-1 [audio src="http://onglinepodcast.com/media/Ongline-2012-05-21" format="mp3"] :: download file :: listen on iPhone & iPad :: Duration: 42:09 | 24.7MB | Mono | I have learned a lot from my experience involving in the Grace Community United Church of Christ fundraising. Listen to why I feel so passionate about this project and how I understand if you don't support this cause. And emotional sharing of one of the many reasons why I will be proudly taking my Citizenship Oath this Thursday, and officially becoming an American. Donate to Rev. Oliver White's church. Follow me on Twitter (@JohnOng) to get the latest update about my Citizenship Oath ceremony this Thursday, May 24, 2012.

Voice Comment: (920) iPhone-1 [audio src="http://onglinepodcast.com/media/Ongline-2012-05-11" format="mp3"] :: download file :: listen on iPhone & iPad :: Duration: 28:10 | 15.7MB | Mono | I spoke to Rev. Oliver White about his last hope to raise $200,000 by June to save his church. A church who stood up for GLBT equal rights, including marriage. That caused 2/3 of the congregation to leave. Now it's time for us to help him continue his loving ministry. It doesn't matter if you're religious, or gay. This is an inspiring story about doing the right thing. And deserve our support. Please make this happen. PLEASE DONATE HERE The tweet from Dan Savage that got me going. I will tell you more next week about the whole adventure. And the original article from Frederick Melo. Rev. White's detail contact information if you want to mail him a check. This is directly from the official website of Grace Community United Church of Christ.