Podcast appearances and mentions of peter starr

Recapping Tedeschi Trucks Band in Jacksonville, FL at Daily's Place and then at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, GA. I'm joined by fans David Flamm (congrats on his 100th TTB show!) and newcomer to the podcast, Peter Starr -- who were at these shows! Latest Livestreams on YouTube, Latest Episodes on YouTube, instagram.com/tedeschitruckspodcast, tedeschitruckspodcast.com, adamchoit.com, tedeschitrucksband.com

Prof. Peter Starr mówi o pochodzeniu nazwy Stambuł, a także o współistnieniu wielu religii na terenie miasta. Tłumaczy, że dominującą od zawsze był muzułmanizm, a nawet w czasach obecnych nie można mówić o pełnej tolerancji. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiownet/message

Prof. Peter Starr o życiu w Turcji, a także różnicach Turcji i Europy Zachodniej --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiownet/message

Peter Starr had a long and eclectic career in the entertainment business. But his entertainment career came to a screeching halt in June 2004 when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.   Since then he has concentrated on learning about restoring his own health while reversing his disease. His journey took him to eight countries on three continents where he learned from, and interviewed 56 doctors and other health practitioners and researchers. This intense schooling and its practical application lead to the production of the landmark documentary “Surviving Prostate Cancer without Surgery, Drugs or Radiation”, which is being shown in shortened form on PBS television stations. www.survvingprostatecancer.org

Our guest is Peter Starr, who is an international ambassador for motorcycling. He's an award-winning filmmaker who has made motorcycle documentaries, TV shows, and commercials, and his 1979 film “Take It to the Limit” is a classic documentary about motorcycle racing. Peter has published articles in most major motorcycle magazines, and he's the author of two books, including “Motorcycle Traveler,” about his experiences riding motorcycles in 12 countries as part of living a purposeful life. Peter also hosts the MotoStarr video podcast series, and he has interviewed legendary motorcycle racers such as Freddie Spencer, Eddie Lawson, Kenny Roberts, and many others. Peter has been recognized for his achievements with numerous awards as well as being inducted into the AMA Hall of Fame and Trailblazers Hall of Fame.

AMA Hall of Famer and Award-winning film maker, Peter Starr, continues his motorcycle podcasts weekly on Wednesdays, through the website MotoStarr.com and the Motostarr YouTube Channel, by continuing to honor America's World Champions. Drawing from over 20 years of making motorcycle movies and 50 years of being in the motorcycle industry, Starr will present a different episode every Wednesday. Starr's first series of guests are all American World Champions. http://motostarr.com/Dean Warren Jaferian joined Endicott College in 2011 following a 20 year career in international business. He served as Global Vice President for a leading multinational corporation based in Paris, and was responsible for strategic planning, sales, marketing, and innovation. His international assignments included postings in Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, Chad, and France. Warren has lived in 11 countries, and has traveled to more than 110 worldwide. https://www.endicott.edu/about/faculty-staff-directory/w/warren-jaferian

Surviving Prostate Cancer without Surgery, Drugs or Radiation with Peter Starr Peter Starr had a long and eclectic career in the entertainment business. But his entertainment career came to a screeching halt in June 2004 when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.   Since then he has concentrated on learning about restoring his own health while reversing his disease. His journey took him to eight countries on three continents where he learned from, and interviewed 56 doctors and other health practitioners and researchers. This intense schooling and its practical application lead to the production of the landmark documentary “Surviving Prostate Cancer without Surgery, Drugs or Radiation”, which is being shown in shortened form on PBS television stations. www.survvingprostatecancer.org

award-winning author Peter Starr with his fabulous book, "Prostate Cancer: Why We Get It and What To Do About It"

Peter Starr is a celebrated filmmaker and motorcycling ombudsman who is widely known as the producer and director of the iconic movie, “Take it to the Limit,” which celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2020. Scot Harden is a multi-time desert racing champion and three-time ISDE medalist who later became an industry leader. In this episode, Peter and Scot reminisce about what inspired them to race motorcycles, pursue their careers and advocate for the future of motorcycling.Support the show (https://fs4.formsite.com/AMARacing/form21/index.html)

When you listen to Peter Starr speak, you can’t help but feel his positive energy. Peter’s extensive career in the motorcycle industry has spanned about a half a century. Later in life, a health issue led to his conclusion that dealing with aging requires living a purposeful life - and for him that involved motorcycling, which has always been a big part of his life. He feels that a positive mindset is what riders need to help with aging. He recently spent six years traveling to 12 different countries, all of which he’s shared in a coffee table book, filled with stories, photographs and videos on the included DVD. More motorcycle travel episodes available on Adventure Rider Radio at adventureriderradio.com. 

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A prominent dealer in the North Sound is calling it quits, SR! event registrations are open, Honda takes a Dakar win, Ducati sales are flat, Peter Starr releases a new book, an overview of this year's Vancouver Motorcycle Show and more on this month's show.

This is First Aid Spray - a Resident Evil podcast by fans, for fans! In our inaugural episode we discuss the 22 year history of the series to date; focusing on key releases, personal highs and lows and where the future of Biohazard lies. Our Bitesize Discussion centres on our individual introductions to the franchise. Panel: Psyniac (http://twitter.com/psyniac_123), Steve (http://twitter.com/FireButtonGames), Sherwin (http://twitter.com/sherwinsagenda) and Jordan (http://twitter.com/CerealBox64). Contributors: Moist Owlette (http://twitter.com/JayDeEss), Peter Starr (http://twitter.com/discopete117) and Richard A. Hines. (2:20) News (21:00) The History of Resident Evil - Classic Era (47:31) File Reading #1 (49:36) The History of Resident Evil - Modern Era (1:09:46) File Reading #2 (1:11:21) The History of Resident Evil - The Future? (1:19:14) File Reading #3 (1:21:00) Bitesize Discussion - What was your first exposure to Resident Evil? Logo by https://www.twitch.tv/brinnstar Intro theme: “1 October 1998” by Psyniac. All other music is ™ and © Capcom and their original composers.

In this week's episode, we preview the historic Peoria TT event held each year in Thunder Valley and interview a motorcycle legend, Peter Starr. Peter, who started as a racer himself while working for Triumph, went on to be a pioneer in the industry. We talk with him about his extensive career, what he's been up to lately, and goals he hopes to achieve in the future.

Prostate cancer survivor and author Peter Starr shares his story and experience to help other men survive without surgery, drugs, or radiation.   Prostate Cancer? Why we get it and what to do about it?   www.buildgrowandenjoy.com

McGrath agent Peter Starr joins host Tim Neary for this episode of Secrets of the Top 100 Agents to unveil how he jumped a mammoth 57 places to rank in the top 10. Here, Peter explains how bringing a government contract to fruition was instrumental to his success, but why self-confidence and staying true to himself ultimately reflected on the quality of his work. In this episode, find out: - Why there's no such thing as overnight success - The importance of positive self-belief - Why agents should reap what they sow FOLLOW US: Did you like this episode? Show your support by rating us or leaving a review on iTunes (The Secrets of the Top 100 Agents) and by liking and following Real Estate Business on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you’d like to lend your voice to the show, email editor@realestatebusiness.com.au for more insight! iTunes: apple.co/2yvaRZK Facebook: bit.ly/2gr90k8 Twitter: bit.ly/2gryU77 LinkedIn: bit.ly/2yqssV8 www.realestatebusiness.com.au

Guest: Filmmaker, Peter Starr #1 Cancer Risk for Men: Prostate Cancer. Peter Starr discusses how he survived this disease without drugs, radiation, or surgery.

#BGEPresents Peter Starr with host @jiggyjaguar “Surviving Prostate Cancer without Surgery, Drugs or Radiation and Taking it to the Limits" Peter Starr’s long career has been honored with 14 major international awards for filmmaking, including the Chicago (Gold) and Houston (Silver) International Film Festivals, and the Silver and Gold Awards at the International Radio Programming Awards, New York, His production credits include over 40 television specials seen on USA Network, TNN, ESPN, Turner Broadcasting, The BBC, Channel Five UK, ABC Sports, the History Channel and various channels around the world, record albums for M.G.M., United Artists, A&M, Epic and Polydor including albums with Spencer Davis, Tim Weisberg, The Canadian Rock Theater and Sequoia, national radio programs with major entertainment celebrities including Paul McCartney, Tommy Smothers, Peter Fonda, Pete Townshend, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Grace Slick and others, and is a member of the Trailblazers Hall of Fame. Since his diagnosis of prostate cancer in June 2004 he has concentrated in learning about restoring his own health while reversing his disease. His journey took him to eight countries on three continents where he learned from and interviewed 56 doctors and other health practitioners and researchers. This intense schooling and its practical application lead to the production of the documentary “Surviving Prostate Cancer without Surgery, Drugs or Radiation”.   www.buildgrowandenjoy.com

2-25-2014

Learn About Effective Alternatives To Treating Prostate Cancer, The Best of Traditional Approaches and One Man's Passion To Educate Others Kirk Hamilton interviews Peter Starr producer, director and writer on his personal journey with prostate cancer and his current documentary interviewing physicians, researchers and patients world-wide on less invasive and alternative approaches to prostate cancer assessment and treatment, and dealing with this condition as a controllable, if not reversible chronic disease. For information go to HealingArtsMedia.net. Download or Open: