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As Pastor Plek is on sabbatical for the month of July, we're continuing to answer questions with Pastor Joseph , Pastor James, Catie Sas, and Lizzie Turk.Questions:Please sell me on how Jesus isn't actually calling us to sell all our possessions and follow him? That's what he did, that's what all his disciples did so why would he say that if he didn't truly mean it?Does Jesus himself provide other specific direction about how to get into heaven? the directions to accept Jesus as lord and savior as the sole way to get into heaven doesn't that come almost expressly from books written by Paul?What if your mental health isn't at the point where you can give up and commit to God? If I give up my friends, how would I be able to live?What happens to the soul of someone who commits suicide?

About The Hearing Matters Podcast The Hearing Matters Podcast discusses hearing technology (more commonly known as hearing aids), best practices, and a growing national epidemic - Hearing Loss. The show is hosted by father and son - Blaise Delfino, M.S. - HIS and Dr. Gregory Delfino, CCC-A. Blaise Delfino and Dr. Gregory Delfino treat patients with hearing loss at Audiology Services, located in Bethlehem, Nazareth, and East Stroudsburg, PA. On this episode, Blaise and Dr. Delfino welcome Dr. Douglas L. Beck as their featured guest! Dr. Douglas L. Beck earned his undergraduate degree (B.A.) in Communication Disorders & Sciences (1982) and his master's degree in audiology from the University of Buffalo (1984) and his doctorate (Au.D., Doctor of Audiology) from the University of Florida, Gainesville (2000). His professional career began in Los Angeles at the House Ear Institute in clinical audiology, cochlear implant research, and intraoperative cranial nerve monitoring. In 1988, he was appointed Director of Audiology at Saint Louis University in the department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery. Eight years later he co-founded a multi-office hearing aid dispensing practice in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1999, he became President and Editor-In-Chief of; AudiologyOnline.com, SpeechPathology.com and HealthyHearing.com. Dr. Beck joined Oticon in August, 2005. In December, 2019 he was promoted to Vice President of Academic Sciences at Oticon Inc.Dr. Beck is among the most prolific authors in audiology with 188 publications and more than 1275 abstracts, interviews, and op-eds written for the AAA (2008-2015), Hearing Review (1990- 2020) and Audiology Online (1999-2005) addressing a wide variety of audiology and professional topics including; audiology, the profession of audiology, pediatric audiology, cognition, hearing aids, audition, counseling and more.On this episode we discuss: Cognition, Audition, and Amplification Top Down, Bottom Up Approach as it Pertains to Hearing Aid FittingsPragmatics and Hearing Aid Fittings Velox S Platform Findings Understanding Speech on Par with Individuals with Normal Hearing Sensitivity The Importance of Real Ear Measurement (and why you should visit a hearing healthcare provider who conducts REM on a regular basis) The Essentials of a Successful Hearing Aid FittingThe Importance of Conducting Speech in Noise Testing Going Beyond the Decibel The Importance of Visiting Your Hearing Healthcare Provider Annually Are you new to wearing hearing aids? Welcome to your new hearing world! You made the important decision to increase your speech understanding and decrease your overall listening effort. Moving forward with hearing aids can be scary. Maybe you've heard stories of friends or family purchasing hearing aids and wearing them in the drawer. However, when patients are fit with hearing aids using best practices (real ear measurement, outcome measurements, etc.) they adapt to their new hearing world quite well! Did you know that untreated hearing loss...can lead to social isolation?can lead to depression? increases your risk of falling? is associated with cardiovascular disease? is linked to Diabetes? is associated with cognitive impairment and dementia? Questions? Please email us at Blaise@audiologyservicesllcpa.com

Welcome to the mini chakra series episode 1! The Root Chakra is our foundational chakra representing security, safety, stability.  Check out the essential oils kit I mention in this episode. Perfectly blended for chakra alignment and they smell amazing! Here it is!: https://www.mydailychoice.com/corp/mantraEssentialOils Here is the amazing book I referenced  Questions? Please reach out! I would love to chat with you! Kellyrompelcoaching@gmail.com IG: @kellyrompelcoaching Massive Love! Kelly 

If you have historical documents pertaining to the history of Bainbridge Island, the Bainbridge Island History Museum can digitize them for you. Come to Digitization Days, May 18 and 19 at the Bainbridge Island Library. In this podcast BIHM Executive Director Brianna Kosowitz shares with us about the Museum's upcoming Digitization Days at the library. The Bainbridge Island Historical Museum (BIHM) has received a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts for a community digitization project to preserve the community’s history while expanding the museum’s collection. Now BIHM needs your help to preserve and build the island’s history by sharing your family histories, artifacts, and documents their Digitization Days weekend event. Museum staff and volunteers will be on hand to capture brief oral histories about your documents and artifacts and scan them on site so they can be added to the Museum’s permanent collection. You’ll go home with the originals and digital copies on a thumb drive as well!  The Museum is particularly interested in documents that inform the timber, maritime and agricultural history of Bainbridge Island, but will accept other types of materials as well; limit four items per person. So don't miss Digitization Days, Saturday, May 18th 10AM-5PM & Sunday, May 19th 1-5PM. Questions? Please call the museum (206-842-2773) Credits: BCB Host: John Fossett; BCB audio tech: Sandy Schubach; editor and publisher: Diane Walker.

This was a live recording from a presentation by Joe Horton at Creative Mornings Minneapolis - MSP. CreativeMornings/Minneapolis envisions a united and connected creative community. Every month, they host a free event that gathers to foster these connections. Each event features a speaker from the creative community, plus coffee and breakfast. They gather like-minded people to share inspiration and high-fives. Everyone is creative. Everyone is welcome. Learn more about Creative Mornings Minneapolis at https://creativemornings.com/cities/msp The website for Creative Mornings MSP is here Joe Horton February 22, 8:30am - 10:00am CST. Hosted at Minneapolis Institute of Art Part of a series on Symmetry ABOUT THE SPEAKER Joe Horton is an emcee, director, and co-founder of FIX music collective. As an emcee, Horton is best known for his work with experimental rap groups No Bird Sing and Mixed Blood Majority. Horton’s directorial catalog includes video, theater, concert, and art installation - all employing a signature style that marries ancient thought and forward-thinking aesthetic. Horton has been awarded for both his music and visual work by the Minnesota State Arts Board and Jerome Foundation and was recently named 2019 Artist in Residence for the Minneapolis Institute of Art. He is currently working on a new album produced by Anatomy of Kill the Vultures as well as a large-scale video production called VESSEL. LOCAL PARTNERS Mia inspires wonder with extraordinary exhibitions and one of the finest wide-ranging art collections in the country. From Monet to Matisse, Asian to African, 40,000-year-old artifacts to world-famous masterpieces, the MIA links the past to the present and enables global conversations. Agra Culture Kitchen & Press is a healthy fast-casual restaurant featuring fresh-pressed juices, salads, wraps, fine coffee, detox programs and much more. Angel Bomb is a full-service graphic design and letterpress printing studio dedicated to delivering powerful messages. Our work is measured by its impact and we are committed to holding ourselves and our endeavors to the highest standards. Minny & Paul was founded with a vision to elevate your gift-giving and make it easier to share high-quality local products. Featuring all Minnesota makers and brands in their pre-designed and custom boxes, they aim to make the gifting process thoughtful, easy, charming and with a true taste of home. ADDITIONAL DETAILS What is the event like? CreativeMornings is about community and inspiration. Come for both! Registration will begin at 8:30am, and we’ll have coffee and breakfast ready for you. Coffee time is great for meeting the other CreativeMornings attendees. The talk will start at 9 followed by Q&A. We like giving high-fives. This Month’s Theme: Symmetry This month’s theme is Symmetry, chosen by our Saint Petersburg chapter & illustrated by Anna Fadeeva. Questions? Please let us know if you have other questions about the event: minneapolis [at] creativemornings.com Podcast edited by Travis Johansen - video producer at Provid Films

There are several very important questions you need to be asking yourself as you are buying a home. Find out what they are and why you should question your agent if they are not asking you them. Questions? Please, let me know. I'd love to turn your questions into a podcast. Call me at 619-818-2992. CA BRE #01785713 CA BRE #01295699 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chris-spade/support

Welcome to GEMS with Curry Glassell. A weekly podcast with Curry Glassell on wealth and wellness. In this episode Curry explores how to embrace change with greater elegance, ease and joy! Is change awesome or awful for you? How do you go through change? What questions can you ask? Are you more aware of the Earth than you are acknowledging? Are you resisting your own knowing? Questions? Please connect with Curry here: info@curryglassell.com Find more classes and resources here: curryglassell.com

No Sale's Questions Please, We Are Japanese   I was visiting the office of one of my multinational corporate clients and we were talking about the issues he was facing with his Japanese sales team.  His product is given the “yes” or “no” purchase decision by the business owner.  In this industry the business owners have very little time available so getting an opportunity to speak with them is gold in itself.  There are also lots and lots of competitors in this business, so the buyers have no shortage of choices.  The sales team are experienced salespeople and have been selling this range of products for a number of years – they are veterans.  And yet they haven't come to grips with one of the most important precepts of selling – ask well designed questions of the buyer.   Japan throws up all sorts of interesting challenges in the selling field.  One of them is social hierarchy.  This can be pedigree – coming from an elite social group, who tend to marry within their own ranks and who tend to inherit the business.  It can be based on education.  The name of the elite institution you went to, puts you into a very small circle of the best and the brightest in the land and everyone knows it, including you.  It could be the faculty you attended within that elite higher education organization, that marks you even further apart as an expert.  It could be the title on your business card, that tells everyone you are a formidable person who has risen to the top of the tree in business.  It could be the size of the organization you work for, a massive machine of vast power and scale, a behemoth bristling with power and influence.   The lowly Japanese salesperson calling on one of these elite buyers is fully conscious of their own inferiority and the low rung they occupy on the totem pole of influence.  Unless they are properly trained they can be on the back foot from the start and never get in control of the sale's conversation. This was the problem I was discussing with my client.  His salespeople are telling him they cannot ask questions of their elite buyers because of their own social inferiority and position as salespeople.   Nonsense.  This is a lack of sale's ability not a business barrier erected to keep the hoi polloi at bay.  As in all cases in Japan, the buyer is GOD.  Note: they are not king as in the West but GOD, regardless of their background. When they are part of the super elite, then they are a bigger GOD. You don't just start interrogating GOD, you get permission first.  Now this would seem a relatively straightforward process, except that few sales people in Japan have any well defined process for the activity of sales.   The first thing we need to do in setting up the permission to ask questions is to design our Credibility Statement.  It is not complex.  Tell the buyer what it is you do, but do it in a succinct way.  Do not ramble and do not go into super detail – just the broad brush of what your company does.  For example for my company we would say, “we are global experts in training soft skills”. Four key words there – global, experts, soft skills.  That is enough for the buyer to clearly understand what it is we do and to make an initial judgment of whether that is relevant or not to their business. Next we give a relevant example of where we have provided our service or product for a similar buyer and had success for them.  We know that buyers doubt seller's claims as fluff, unless there is some evidence to back it up.  It is not always possible to come up with a similar case.  However we should try to get as close as we can, even if it is a different industry but a similar echelon of scale – for example, very boutique or gargantuan, start up or 19thgeneration, foreign or domestic.   “We recently did some work for an asset management company to improve their people's pitch quality, they made it to the final round and won the billion dollar pitch”.   Here we are proving evidence that what we do works, that we have the skills to make a difference securing the client's desired outcomes.   Finally we make a suggestion, but not a bold claim. In America a bold claim, actually a super bold claim would be de rigeur but not in Japan.  We need to be subtle so we say, “Maybe, we could do the same thing for you. I am not sure, but in order for me to find that out if that were possible would you mind if I asked you a few questions?”.  It is showing respect for the buyer, saying that we are not presumptuous or arrogant enough to think we know what they need, without discussing it with them first.   We don't say we are going to spend the next twenty minutes drilling down on your needs and finding out all the issues of your company, going deep and personal.  We just say we want to ask “a few questions”.  Every client will think a few questions is better than an interrogation.  However, because our questions are very well designed, we will have them thinking more deeply about their own business. In this case, they will not have any hesitation to continue the session with us beyond a few questions.  If our questions can trigger a thought bubble inside their head that says, “we hadn't thought of that” or “we haven't planned for that”, then you have struck gold right there.  Ask stupid questions instead, suddenly the interview will be over and you will be out on the street.   Getting permission to ask questions is not hard, if you know what you are doing.  Years in the job of selling doesn't mean the salespeople actually are professional.  They are just repeating the same mistakes their sempai or seniors taught them when they entered the company.  So getting progress here in the sale's field is glacial.  Japan – you have run out of time, we need to do a lot better. Engaged employees are self-motivated. The self-motivated are inspired. Inspired staff grow your business but are you inspiring them? We teach leaders and organisations how to inspire their people. Want to know how we do that? Contact me at greg.story@dalecarnegie.com   If you enjoy these articles, then head over to dalecarnegie.comand check out our "Free Stuff" offerings - whitepapers, guidebooks, training videos, podcasts, blogs. Take a look at our Japanese and English seminars, workshops, course information and schedules.   About The Author Dr. Greg Story: President, Dale Carnegie Training Japan In the course of his career Dr. Greg Story has moved from the academic world, to consulting, investments, trade representation, international diplomacy, retail banking and people development. Growing up in Brisbane, Australia he never imagined he would have a Ph.D. in Japanese decision-making and become a 30 year veteran of Japan.   A committed lifelong learner, through his published articles in the American, British and European Chamber journals, his videos and podcasts “THE Leadership Japan Series”, "THE Sales Japan series", THE Presentations Japan Series", he is a thought leader in the four critical areas for business people: leadership, communication, sales and presentations. Dr. Story is a popular keynote speaker, executive coach and trainer.   Since 1971, he has been a disciple of traditional Shitoryu Karate and is currently a 6th Dan. Bunbu Ryodo (文武両道-both pen & sword) is his mantra and he applies martial art philosophies and strategies to business.      

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In our second episode, we are visited by Isak Faris and Rolf Svärd who both are consultants at 3gamma expertising in IT operations. Possessing vast experience of improving performance in many IT organizations, they tell us about their take on DevOps. We get an introduction to the subject, pros and cons, what tools to apply and much more. The episode is broadcasted in Swedish as always. Questions? Please contact podcast@3gamma.com. Hope you enjoy! / Gustav & Gunilla

In the pilot episode of 3gamma’s podcast, we meet two of our expert consultants Jesper Nordström and Tomas Betzholtz, who explains the upcoming of microservices and their pros and cons. We also talk about the role of APIs, devops and container when it comes to microservices. If you like to read more about this, Jesper and Tomas have written an insight titled Architecture for speed which you find at 3gamma’s website. The podcast is broadcasted in Swedish and will be released on SoundCloud and iTunes once a month. Questions? Please contact podcast@3gamma.com Hope you enjoy! / Gustav & Gunilla

Mousin' it Up! °O° Season 2009 °O° Episode 49 - Get your "Phil" of Disney Tunes body { background-color: #FFFFFF; color: #000000; } a.c5 {font-size: 144%} span.c4 {font-size: 144%} div.c3 {text-align: center} span.c2 {font-size: 207%} span.c1 {font-size: 248%} span.c6 {font-size: 120%} Mousin' It Up! Big Brians Disney Podcast Episode 49 - Get your "Phil" of Disney Tunes If you want to download the show manually (instead of using a podcast aggregater such as Itunes) then follow this link to the shows libsyn page...http://bbdp.libsyn.com/ OR right-click on this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/bbdp/bbdp49.mp3 and choose SAVE TARGET AS to save the file to your hard drive. This Episode was recorded on the last day of my December 2008 trip to Walt Disney World, Mousefest was over, and I decided to end this trip in the same park in which I started the trip, enjoying some of the great live entertainment found in the Magic Kingdom. In particular I wanted to catch a special set by the Main Street Philharmonic, comprised completely of songs from Disney movies, I had recorded the same set a few days previous with mixed results, and with the experience I gained with my new recording device this set came out much better. links The WDWNT family of sites can be found at:http://wdwnt.com/The Let's Talk About Disney Forums:http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.php The Mousin it up! subsection of LTADhttp://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64 The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/ Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules:http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ Music Disney Medley Heigh Ho Zip A Dee Doo Dah Bippidi Boppity Boo A Dream is A Wish Your Heart Makes Heigh Ho When You Wish upon A Star Be Our Guest Mary Poppins practically perfect Medley A Spoonful of Sugar Chim-Chim-Cheree Jolly Holiday Super-Cali-frag-ilistic-expi-ali-docious I Wanna Be Like You SELECTED PHOTOS can be found at:http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/sn49.htm feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com

W Mousin' It Up! Big Brians Disney Podcast Episode 46 - World Famous for being "World Famous" If you want to download the show manually (instead of using a podcast aggregater such as Itunes) then follow this link to the shows libsyn page...http://bbdp.libsyn.com/ OR right-click on this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/bbdp/bbdp46.mp3 and choose SAVE TARGET AS to save the file to your hard drive. This Episode is a continuation of the October 11, 2007 trip report, and it was taken immediatly after the Pirate Tutorial audio from episode 45, in it we enjoy a voyage on the World Famous Jungle Cruise, Skipper Norman has a delivery style which has grown on me, I liked it ok on the initial trip down the rivers of the world, but I like it even more now. links The Let's Talk About Disney Forums: http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.phpThe Mousin it up! subsection of LTAD http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules: http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ SELECTED PHOTOS ARE IN THE FULL SHOW NOTES AT :http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/sn46.htm feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com

Mousin' it Up! °O° Season 2008 °O° Episode 45 - Captain Jack's Pirate Tutorial or "I Like Cheese" body { background-color: #FFFFFF; color: #000000; } a.c5 {font-size: 144%} span.c4 {font-size: 144%} div.c3 {text-align: center} span.c2 {font-size: 207%} span.c1 {font-size: 248%} span.c6 {font-size: 120%} Mousin' It Up! Big Brians Disney Podcast Episode 45 - Captain Jack's Pirate Tutorial or "I Like Cheese" If you want to download the show manually (instead of using a podcast aggregater such as Itunes) then follow this... Link to the shows libsyn page OR right-click on this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/bbdp/bbdp45.mp3 and choose SAVE TARGET AS to save the file to your hard drive. This Episode is a continuation of the October 11, 2007 trip report, and it was taken almost immediatly after the Woodys roundup audio from episode 43, in it we enjoy Captain Jack Sparrows Pirate Tutorial, which is given several times a day adjacent to the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. links The Let's Talk About Disney Forums:http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.php The Mousin it up! subsection of LTADhttp://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64 The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/ Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules:http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ SELECTED PHOTOS ARE AVAILABLE AT http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/sn45.htm feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com

Mousin' It Up! Big Brians Disney Podcast Episode 44 - The Voices of Liberty - Just For Fun If you want to download the show manually (instead of using a podcast aggregater such as Itunes) then follow this... Link to the shows libsyn page OR right-click on this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/bbdp/bbdp44.mp3 and choose SAVE TARGET AS to save the file to your hard drive. In July of 2007 I put out an Independence Day show using the patriotic songs the Voices of Liberty did during my trip in June of that year, I knew at the time that I wanted to put the other songs from those sets into some kind of a show, and here it FINALLY is! links The Let's Talk About Disney Forums: http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.phpThe Mousin it up! subsection of LTAD http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules: http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ songs The Voices of Liberty These songs were all recorded on June 16 and 17 of 2007, if you would like to see the original line up of the sets you can check the lists of the sets in the trip report, http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/trindex.htm#06.07 as the list here will be of the ones in the episode. The photos and song lists for the sets are on pages 18,19,and 20 for the date of the 16th, and the those related to the sets I heard on the 17th are on pages 32, 33, and 35...man I took a lot of pictures that trip! Skip To My Lou (full interaction version) 06/16/07 4:15 PM setHappy Birthday 06/16/07 4:15 PM setDown By The Old Mill Stream 06/16/07 4:15 PM setA Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes 06/17/07 1:15 PM setRockytop, Tennessee 06/17/07 1:15 PM setSkip to my Lou (abort mission version)06/17/07 2:00 PM setTurkey in the Straw medley 06/16/07 3:30 PM setTurkey in the strawClementineOn Top of Old SmokeyEzekiel Saw the WheelTurkey in the Straw Oh Susanah (Dirk solo) 06/17/07 2:00 PM setBlack Is The Color Of My True Loves Hair 06/17/07 2:00 PM setOld Mc Donald 06/17/07 2:45 PM setWhen You Wish Upon a Star 06/17/07 2:45 PM set SELECTED PHOTOS Below: I don't have a perfect photo that caught the whole group on the 16th but this one comes close, Krista was conducting this day. Below: While on the 17th Dirk was conducting (one gentleman is not visable in this veiw, but it was the closest I had to the whole group in one shot that day. Ray had the the solo on Rockytop, Tennessee (also on Black Is The Color Of My True Loves Hair) Dirk, the conductor on sunday the 17th, ( pictured above )did the solo on the version of Oh Susanah that played in this episode, yet that was the only one of the three soloists who did this song where I did not get a "Susanah picture" where the soloist picks a lady out of the audience to be his Susanah, so here are the other two. First heres JC actually I got TWO photos when Ray did his... ...it's too bad that the third shot didn't fire that would have been "the tug". VIDEOS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FULL SHOW NOTES AT: http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/sn44.htm feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/sn44.htm Last modified by Brian K Martsolf at 25-Nov-2008 08:05 PM

Mousin' It Up! Big Brians Disney Podcast Episode 43 - That doesen't look like a 50 minute queue to me?! If you want to download the show manually (instead of using a podcast aggregater such as Itunes) then follow this... Link to the shows libsyn page OR right-click on this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/bbdp/bbdp43.mp3 and choose SAVE TARGET AS to save the file to your hard drive. Continuing the Oct 11, 2007 trip report, we take in one last set by the Toontown Tuners (this time in Fantasyland) before moseying over to Frontierland and seeing Woody's Cowboy Camp. links The Let's Talk About Disney Forums: http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.phpThe Mousin it up! subsection of LTAD http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules: http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ songs The Toontown Tuners Even though they were performing in Fantasyland the Tuners were wearing their normal overalls, as opposed to their Cinderellas Royal Saxophonists garb. Pinocchio Medley (marching out to perform)I've got no stringsHi-Didddle-dee-deeGive a little Whistle Friend like MeHappy BirthdayBelleWhistle while you work (marching off-stage) Woody's Cowboy Camp Woody's RoundupHey Howdy Hey!She'll be Comin' round' the MountainThe Hokey PokeyYou've got a Friend in me Selected photos October 13, 2007 I only took a few pictures during the hour or so this episode takes place within the 40 minutes of this episode. feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com Back to Big Brians Disney Podcast main page (podcast index) Back to bigBrians Disney page (main web site index) Last modified by Brian K Martsolf at 03-Nov-2008 09:20 PM

If you want to download the show manually (instead of using a podcast aggregater such as Itunes) then right-click on this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/bbdp/bbdp42.mp3 and choose SAVE TARGET AS to save the file to your hard drive. In this time of economic downturn with Walt Disney World seemingly, battening down the hatches for a slow down in business by cutting back on some of its live entertainment groups, it is nice to hear that some folks from the Adventurers Club and Comedy Warehouse may have other jobs on property, I recently leaned that Carol, a talented keyboardist who worked at the Comedy Warehouse, got a job at Rose & Crown Pub, while I was quite pleased to hear this my next thought was, "Does that mean that Pam Brodie has went into full retirement? (she works two days a week in a sort of semi-retirement position), or are they getting rid of Leon Gregory?", it then occurred to me that perhaps there was another option too perhaps they would add some earlier sets, I then realized in the current economic climate that was quite unlikely, and when I got the opportunity to chat with some other fans asked if any of them had heard what the story was, unfortunately it turns out they are getting rid of Leon, in fact his last day has come and gone. Unfortunately times of unemployment seem to be an unavoidable fact of life for most musicians. You know, when you think about it Walt Disney World allows an almost unheard of opportunity for musicians to have regular work without having to travel. I'll miss Leon and hope he lands on his feet, and with his talent and experience, think that he may have a better chace at that than most folks would in his situation, with some luck I may get to hear him play again someday. As for Carol I only caught her once, as for me I only made my first trip to the Comedy Warehouse for the first time last December (and decided I needed to visit it more on future trips, oh well, so much for that!) even from that brief exposure it was clear she is one talented individual. So the next time I'm at the pub in the Great Brittan Pavilion I'll enjoy Carol (or Pam Brodie if it is one of her days) but I'll pause and think of Leon Gregory in a silent toast to him. As I recounted on this episode I first saw Leon perform on the "Trip without a camera" (Celebration 25), but the set in this episode was recorded a few weeks later when I was on a trip where I was able to stop and listen for a full set (RADP 12).  linksThe Let's Talk About Disney Forums:http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.php The Mousin it up! subsection of LTADhttp://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/ Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules:http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ songsThe Extraordinary Leon Gregory 1. unknown2. pub Medley It’s A Long, long way to Tipperary I want a rotten song Roll out the Barrel I’m Henry the Eighth I am 3. I can’t see me lovin nobody but you4. Last Train to Clarksville 5. Hello, Dolly! 6. Somewhere Beyond the Sea7. Sweet Caroline8. Piano Man 9. Knock Three Times 10. Don’t let the Sun go Down on Me11. The Sunny Side of the Street12. Lady Madonna 13. I love you just the way you are14. unknown pub song 15. Me and Bobby McGee16. King of the Road17. Oh Mandy 18. Reelin’ in the Years 19. House of the Rising Sun20. That’ll be the Day 21. Spinning Wheel 22. I Write The Songs Selected photosOctober 13, 2007      VideoAfter the first verse of "knock three times" I knew I wanted a video on the next go around of the "knocking".http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xtm_t2XToiA http://www.youtube.com/v/Xtm_t2XToiA&rel=1feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com

This long overdue episode is a return to the Magic Kingdom trip report of 11 Oct. 2007. Picking up right where we left off in Episode 39, we quickly head back down Main Street to Town square near the Emporium where we take in a set of the Main Street Philharmonic, and then spend a little time chatting with and listening to Jim on what ended up being one of his "40 minute plus" sets. links The Let's Talk About Disney Forums: http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.phpThe Mousin it up! subsection of LTAD http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules: http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ Rebekah Moseley's list of Rod Millers repitoire: http://web.archive.org/web/20060113004509/members.laughingplace.com/rodmiller/songs.htm songs Main Street Philharmonic Strike Up The BandLassus TromboneThe South Rampart Street err... Town Square Street ParadeHold That Tiger Piano Man Jim unknownSpanish EyesunknownunknownSt Louis Blues Selected photos October 11, 2007 a few pictures taken during this episode can be found in the middle of the folowing page. from Oct 11, 2007 http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/2007tr/oct/radp12/11th-e.htm feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com Back to Big Brians Disney Podcast main page (podcast index) Back to bigBrians Disney page (main web site index) Last modified by Brian K Martsolf at 28-Sep-2008 11:34 AM

If you want to download the show manually (instead of using a podcast aggregater such as Itunes) then follow this... Link to the shows libsyn page OR right-click on this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/bbdp/bbdp40.mp3 and choose SAVE TARGET AS to save the file to your hard drive. This episode is a bit of a DETOUR from the trip report I've been covering. In honor of the Olympic games, now being held in Bejing, China, we'll take a listen to Si Xian, which is a performance on an instrument used in Chinese classical music. The itunes and Libsyn image for this episode this is cobbled together from 2 WDW postcards of the China pavilion. linksThe Let's Talk About Disney Forums:http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.php The Mousin it up! subsection of LTADhttp://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64 The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/ Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules:http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ Steves page on Si Xian:http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/SiZhu.htm the web site of Lou of the WDW Memories podcast:http://wdw-memories.net/ and his page on China: http://wdw-memories.net/DetailsLands.aspx?ParkID=2&ID=40 songsSi Xian performer playing aERHU / Chinese Violin (link to Wikipedia where you can see one) Medley of ?? Wreath of flowers?? Caroling of Birds Horse Racing This old Man Oh Susanah feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com

This episode STARTS as a continuation of the audio "trip report" from the morning of October 11, 2007, though I finally get OFF of Main Street U.S.A. this time, heading to Frontierland where I find The Notorious Banjo Brothers and Bob... If that set is not enough for you, then GOOD, because after that we travel back in time to play TWO MORE sets by the guys, first from the December 2006 (Mousefest trip), and THEN from  June 2007. In the first two sets all the players are the full time players, the Sousaphone player in the June 2007 set appeared to be a back up player filling in for the regular sousaphonists day off.   linksThe Let's Talk About Disney Forums:http://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/index.php The Mousin it up! subsection of LTADhttp://www.letstalkaboutdisney.com/LTADForum/forumdisplay.php?f=64 The Yahoo group for the bigbrian-nc.com site and NC Disney news is at:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disneypodcast/ The link to THIS trip report in the trip reports section:http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/trindex.htm#rad12 Steve Soares fine site of WDW entertainment schedules:http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/ songsset 1 - October 11, 2007Ghost Riders in the Sky Notorious shuffle (song they play as they walk) Bugle Call Rag Notorious shuffle (song they play as they walk) Happy Birthday (hayden) I'm an old Cowhand Notorious shuffle (song they play as they walk) Happy Birthday set 2 - December 7, 2006Foggy Mountain Breakdown Zip A Dee Doo DahWe Three Kings Jingle Bell rock medley including old joe clark (other songs unknown)Sweet Georgia Browne set 3 -  June 16, 2007Notorious shuffle (song they play as they walk) Ole Slue Foot Never Smile at a crocodile (snippet for a joke about a nearby gator) Bugle Call Rag Lover please come Home Notorious shuffle (song they play as they walk)  pictures taken during this episode can be found in the bottom half on these pages, from Oct 11, 2007http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/2007tr/oct/radp12/11th-e.htm from December 7, 2006 http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/mfst2006/7th-f.htm and from June 16, 2007 (with a substitute Sousaphonist) http://www.bigbrian-nc.com/2007tr/june/16th-h.htm feedback? Questions? Please.... E-mail Me martsolf@mindspring.com

In this episode: new logo; paying it forward; questionsplease.org; 7th Son; a discussion about the LR podcast, where we have been and where we might go; Dell Optiplex GX620; wireless networking; Microsoft-Novell deal; listener feedback.