Podcasts about reel heroes

Jon and Wes return to the Bass and Brews Podcast to talk about the awesome things going on at REEL Heroes and Purple Heart Homes. We laughed, we cried, damn did we have a time.  

Jon and Wes return to the Bass and Brews Podcast to talk about the awesome things going on at REEL Heroes and Purple Heart Homes. We laughed, we cried, damn did we have a time.  

John House joins the boys to give us an update on the Reel Heroes Kayak Bass Fishing Tournament. This tournament partners up with Purple Heart Homes to help veterans. And you know we have a soft spot for our vets. Check the links below to find out how you can help!! Donate Here: https://purplehearthomesusa.org/events/ (https://purplehearthomesusa.org/events/) Tournament Registration here:  https://tourneyx.com/leaderboard/standings/foothills-purple-heart-homes-charity-event Facebook event here: https://www.facebook.com/share/wxn3EcPKawmFop9H/?mibextid=9l3rBW 

John House joins the boys to give us an update on the Reel Heroes Kayak Bass Fishing Tournament. This tournament partners up with Purple Heart Homes to help veterans. And you know we have a soft spot for our vets. Check the links below to find out how you can help!! Donate Here: https://purplehearthomesusa.org/events/ (https://purplehearthomesusa.org/events/) Tournament Registration here:  https://tourneyx.com/leaderboard/standings/foothills-purple-heart-homes-charity-event Facebook event here: https://www.facebook.com/share/wxn3EcPKawmFop9H/?mibextid=9l3rBW 

This week, Cam and Robert talk with Jon House of House Fishing Adventures and Brad Borders and Fenway of Purple Heart Homes to talk about Purple Heart Homes and the Reel Heroes Kayak Bass Tournament put together by Jon to benefit Purple Heart Homes All Things Faith 'N Fish'N | Donate to Purple Heart Homes

Sara, Allison's mother, "was all about lightness, air, love, encouragement and positivity," says Allison. "She let me live my life. She never really went out of her way to advise me or critique my life, and I respect her for that." Allison continues by saying "my mother cultivated independence in her children and she encouraged us to always tell the truth." "Honesty and integrity"  were essential characteristics for her and her family. As Allison says "she walked the walk." However, as optimistic and lighthearted as she was, she was struggling with an unhappy and difficult husband who was an alcoholic. And as one can expect, the dad's drinking had an effect on the whole family, especially the kids.It wasn't until Allison's mother found Al Anon, the support organization for anyone who's concerned about someone with a drinking problem, that she found her new sense of self esteem. "My mom started standing up to my dad because of all that Al Anon taught her. Eventually, my day had to change. he had to adapt to her self confidence."  Sara was a proud member of Al Anon for 35 years.I thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with Professor Allison and I look forward to continuing our conversation in the near future. Professor Scott Allison has authored numerous books, including Heroes and Heroic Leadership. His other books include Reel Heroes, Conceptions of Leadership, Frontiers in Spiritual Leadership, and the Handbook of Heroism. His work has appeared in USA Today, National Public Radio, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Slate Magazine, MSNBC, CBS, Psychology Today, and the Christian Science Monitor. He has received Richmond's Distinguished Educator Award and the Virginia Council of Higher Education's Outstanding Faculty Award.Here's Professor Scott T. Allison's Link to the University of Richmond, VAhttps://psychology.richmond.edu/faculty/sallison/#:~:text=Scott%20Allison%20has%20authored%20numerous,extensively%20on%20heroism%20and%20leadership.

Join the Almost Heroes trio as they embark on a "mostly" D&D 5E actual-play adventure! Watch LIVE on Tuesdays @7PM PST on Twitch Catch Up: Podcast YouTube Follow Us: Twitter Discord Facebook Featuring the Artwork of Breaking Branch Brought to you by Dungeons Box & Astral Tabletop Music by White Bat Audio --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sara, Allison's mother, "was all about lightness, air, love, encouragement and positivity," says Allison. "She let me live my life. She never really went out of her way to advise me or critique my life, and I respect her for that." Allison continues by saying "my mother cultivated independence in her children and she encouraged us to always tell the truth." "Honesty and integrity"  were essential characteristics for her and her family. As Allison says "she walked the walk." However, as optimistic and lighthearted as she was, she was struggling with an unhappy and difficult husband who was an alcoholic. And as one can expect, the dad's drinking had an effect on the whole family, especially the kids.It wasn't until Allison's mother found Al Anon, the support organization for anyone who's concerned about someone with a drinking problem, that she found her new sense of self esteem. "My mom started standing up to my dad because of all that Al Anon taught her. Eventually, my day had to change. he had to adapt to her self confidence."  Sara was a proud member of Al Anon for 35 years.I thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with Professor Allison and I look forward to continuing our conversation in the near future. Professor Scott Allison has authored numerous books, including Heroes and Heroic Leadership. His other books include Reel Heroes, Conceptions of Leadership, Frontiers in Spiritual Leadership, and the Handbook of Heroism. His work has appeared in USA Today, National Public Radio, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Slate Magazine, MSNBC, CBS, Psychology Today, and the Christian Science Monitor. He has received Richmond's Distinguished Educator Award and the Virginia Council of Higher Education's Outstanding Faculty Award.Here's Professor Scott T. Allison's Link to the University of Richmond, VAhttps://psychology.richmond.edu/faculty/sallison/#:~:text=Scott%20Allison%20has%20authored%20numerous,extensively%20on%20heroism%20and%20leadership.

Bob Vincent is President of Reel Heroes Media in Dallas, Texas, and serves as the Communications Director for the Airpower Foundation.  Bob founded the company in 2008 with a revolutionary online marketing product called VideoPilot360.  Bob’s talents are rooted in his unique ability to create valuable relationships and produce high-quality productions.  That skill has made him a trusted resource by some of the largest brands and entertainers across the United States, including Rascal Flatts, Gary Sinise, Tony Orlando, Lee Greenwood, Chef Robert Irvine, Billy Ray Cyrus, and Terry Fator, with accolades from corporate giants like Disney, American Airlines, DEKA Research & Development Corporation, MGM Resorts International, and Sears.  His compelling and sensitive video productions for the Airpower Foundation, Sky Ball, American Airlines Veterans Initiatives, Snowball Express, The American Fallen Soldiers Project, The Gary Sinise Foundation, and many other organizations, have earned him praise from military family members who benefit from those philanthropies.  His videos are credited for helping motivate patriotic Americans to donate millions of dollars in donations to those organizations and inspiring others to volunteer their time to help.  One particular video produced by Bob was recently responsible for assisting the Independence Corps Foundation, along with inventor, and DEKA Corp. CEO, Dean Kamen, to resume production of the iBOT mobility device, making the next generation of this amazing technology available to those who need it most.  Bob and his company were also proudly featured in U.S. Veterans magazine.Bob_Vincent_For_Real_Heroes_Media_1.mp3

So many people believe the American Dream is a thing of the past, but here at American Snippets, we know the opposite is true. In fact, we believe there has never been a better time for Americans to find and achieve that dream. Thanks to the men and women who defend this country, the rest of us are free to fulfill our own goals and lives. Many of our guests share this view and today's guest is no different. Bob Vincent is the son of immigrants. His father fled Hungary to avoid capture by the Russians and he made his way to America where he joined the military. Through his parents stories and his own experiences when visiting Hungary, Bob realized from a young age how fortunate Americans are. When his path crossed with one very special Marine, Bob understood the debt we owe our military and his life changed forever. Today, Bob uses his company Reel Heroes Media to share stories of American Heroes and also helps non-profits that are veteran and military focused. If you enjoyed this episode, check out the featured article, video, and more at americansnippets.com/028

Direct Download Subscribe on iTunes  Support us on Patreon Welcome to CON-ventional Wisdom!  This podcast is all about the coverage that the Points Of Interest Podcast Network does for Pop-Culture and Comic Book Conventions. CON-ventional Wisdom returns, as Francis aka The Other Guy talks about Fanime Con and being a panelist in an actual convention … Continue reading CON-ventional Wisdom Ep 14 – David Minkus – Reel Heroes →

Russ, Jordan, Jim, and Richard dissect Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy.

Russ, Jordan, Richard and Jim discuss Amazing Spider-Man 2. Out most agreeable episode ever!

Russ, Jim, Jordan and Richard dissect X-Men: Days of Future Past. The most recent entry into the X-Men film franchise, with Bryan Singer back at the helm.

JIm and Jordan welcome our latest edition to the roster, Richard "Chubtoad" Sheldon, by bombarding each other with bombastic billows of BS including a preliminary discussion of Amazing Spider-Man 2 (before the Reel Heroes episode), Orphan Black, Parks and Rec, Game of Thrones, Child of Light, FTL and lots more. Its a heaping helping of BS in the mighty LOD manner!

Ken, Russ, Jim and Jordan cover Captain America The Winter Soldier. Overall it's a really positive show. We speculate a little on the future of the Marvel Studios Universe. And much to Jim's satisfaction there is no spinning of the wheel this time.

This month it's the never released but widely available Roger Corman produced "The Fantastic Four". Russ, Jim and Jordan dive deep into this unreleased "gem".

Audio glitches couldn't keep this episode in the can any longer. Russ, Jim and Aaron discuss Cowboys and Aliens.

Russ, Jim, Jordan and returning podcaster Ken Morgan discuss Thor The Dark World.

Russ and prodigal podcasting son Ken Morgan present a commentary track for Iron Man 3.

Jim, Russ, and Jordan discuss The Wolverine. How does Hugh Jackman's 6th performance as the clawed hero measure up? Listen and find out.

Russ, Jim, Jordan and Glenn discuss Man of Steel. We break down the budget, the box office, cast, crew and the movie itself. Did Zack Snyder score a home run? Tune in to find out.

Russ, Jim, Jordan and John discuss the recently released Iron Man 3. We're pretty divided over this one. So tune in to find out what worked, what didn't and what we thought.

Russ, Jordan and Jim discuss Blade Trinity in this month's episode of Reel Heroes. Ryan Reynolds hams it up and Wesley Snipes phones it in. Then we spin the wheel of fate.

Russ, Jordan and Jim discuss Blade Trinity in this month's episode of Reel Heroes. Ryan Reynolds hams it up and Wesley Snipes phones it in. Then we spin the wheel of fate.

It's the most divisive episode of Reel Heroes yet. Jim, Russ, Jordan and John discuss 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Who loved it? Who hated it? Tune in to find out.

It's the most divisive episode of Reel Heroes yet. Jim, Russ, Jordan and John discuss 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Who loved it? Who hated it? Tune in to find out.