Podcast appearances and mentions of pete fields

What in the world convinced two 21 year olds to get married while the rest of us were trying to figure out the right water to shots ratio to avoid a hangover? Tabitha and Pete Fields try to help Stephanie and Travis make sense of it. Six years, one baby, buying and selling a home, and moving to a different state later, they still like each other. We all know marriage comes with challenges, mostly because two people who have lived as individuals now have to learn how to live relationally. Doing this before their brains had fully developed into adult brains came with its unique but relatable challenges for the Field's. From pathological lying to navigating and reducing erratic and intense emotions. They refused to model the broken homes they lived through, so they leaned into mentorship to save their marriage. They also speak very candidly about how intentional they were to deliberately change behaviors that they learned in childhood. They identify childhood trauma not to live in the victimhood, but to acknowledge and heal. Oh and we have a question for y'all, who is worse? The passive aggressive person or the person that is outwardly angry and direct? The answer may lie in perception.Sponsor: Cloud 9 Buttershttps://cloud9butters.com/https://twitter.com/cloud9buttershttps://www.instagram.com/cloud9butters/Become A Patron! - https://patreon.com/westilllikeeachother/

Over the last 18 months, the digital workplace has become the essential workplace. Initially, there was urgency to accelerate technical implementations and roll-outs to support homeworking, but now digital workplace teams can focus on recalibrating strategy, uncovering gaps in governance and supporting colleagues to optimally use the tools at their disposal. In this episode, Nancy Goebel talks with Elizabeth Marsh, DWG's Director of Research, and Pete Fields, Digital Employee Experience influencer and advocate, to discuss what's trending in the post-pandemic workplace. The mega-trends include digital workplace anthropology, which covers digital fatigue, technostress and how the increasing pace of technological change is impacting people; putting AI into perspective, including the challenge around ethics; and no code & low code solutions, which enable teams to develop what they need themselves. The trio also share ‘living examples' of good practice from DWG's Digital Workplace of the Year Awards winners. This enlightening conversation will help you to think about post-pandemic resilience and kick start your digital workplace research reading list! Show notes DWG's 2021 Research Programme AI and automation today and tomorrow The World Bank's guide to mind-blowing onboarding and inboarding Digital Workplace of the Year Awards See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Live from SF Sketchfest 2020 at the Punch Line comedy club in San Francisco, Jordan and Jesse are joined on stage by Tony Hale and Glynn Washington with music from Pete Fields and a special guest appearance by Nnekay Fitzclarke! Go see Tony perform in Wakey, Wakey at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco -- Jan 23 - Feb 16!

Alison Becker (Parks and Rec, Control short film, A$$ Level music video) joins Jordan and Jesse to talk about the key info that Jesse has cleared up on Twitter about the Mandalorian and the broader Star Wars universe, how to deal with having the same first and last name as a famous soccer player as both Alison and Jordan do, and the new 2020 mantra that everyone can use — possibly in many different ways — to help them be successful this year. Check Out: We’re coming to SF Sketchfest on Wednesday, January 15th at 8pm at the Punch Line Comedy Club with Tony Hale, Glynn Washington, and musician Pete Fields! Check out the music video Alison directed, A$$ Level! And if you’re in Southern California, go to Alison's show, Dream Role, on Wednesday at the Lyric Hyperion Theater!

This week's episode was recorded LIVE in Los Angeles, CA at the Regent Theater! The first case is "Driving Miss Justice." Then, the judge and bailiff rule on cases having to do with eating before workouts, half birthdays, and robot vacuum cleaners during Swift Justice. Plus music from Pete Fields of Slow Motion Cowboys! Thank you to Robert MacGregor for naming this week's case! To suggest a title for a future episode, like Judge John Hodgman on Facebook. We regularly put out a call for submissions Content Warning: This episode contains a brief mention of mental illness and eating disorders. 

Here is my interview with Pete Fields from the Slow Motion Cowboys and, then Jaime Barrier from The Pine Hill Haints comes in at one point to talk about Arkam Records, and Alabama, the Tennessee River, and the history of the blues. I'll include some links to music and Jaime's record label that he talks about. Who was W. C. Handy? Ever wanted to mosey down the Tennessee River? Learn more about Muscle Shoals and its role in shaping the blues? Also, learn about Pete's days in San Francisco, including stories about growing up with Jesse Thorn, the founder of Maximum Fun and the host of NPR's interview show, Bullseye. Bisbee Live is an interview show, showcasing artists from Bisbee, Arizona, as well as interviews with artists coming through the area. --- 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/bajaaz/message

Looking 12 years ahead, how do you envisage the digital workplace will be? This forward-thinking discussion is framed by the four dimensions outlined in DWG’s brand new research report “Digital Workplace 2030: Preparing now for the digital worlds of work to come”. Wells Fargo’s Pete Fields, Adobe’s Toni Vanwinkle and Omar Divina from HyperScience share their experiences and opinions on “space”, “capability”, “intelligence” and “beauty”. Show notes, links and resources for this episode: “Digital Workplace 2030: Preparing now for the digital worlds of work to come”, DWG research report – free to download: https://digitalworkplacegroup.com/resources/download-reports/digital-workplace-2030-preparing-now-digital-worlds-work-come

When Slow Motion Cowboys began warming up this recording session, everyone on our crew paused for a moment to absorb their terrific sounds. A San Francisco native, Pete Fields is supported by Dan Massie and the ubiquitous Joe Lewis (who runs one of SF’s finer music venues: Blue Six). So ride off into the sunset with us, ever so slowly.

When Slow Motion Cowboys began warming up this recording session, everyone on our crew paused for a moment to absorb their terrific sounds. A San Francisco native, Pete Fields is supported by Dan Massie and the ubiquitous Joe Lewis (who runs one of SF’s finer music venues: Blue Six). So ride off into the sunset with us, ever so slowly.