Podcast appearances and mentions of robert drake

For almost 60 years, writers and editors alike kept Iceman frozen in the closet and it wasn't until 2017, with the help of Brian Michael Bendis, that we finally saw Bobby Drake out and proud. So we're reading the 2017 solo run that immediately explores his new queer life, dating apps and all. Joining us this week is Twitch celebrity, Blizzb3ar, who brings his own queer story along to compare and contrast against our very own Robert Drake. Chill out everyone, it's basically Pride and we're allowed to get a little extra this episode.

As Family Savvy has grown over the last few years, so has the wonderful team of people behind it! In this episode, listeners get a behind the scene peek as they meet the faces behind Family Savvy! Episode At A Glance: In this week's episode of The SavvyCast, I invited the members of the Family Savvy team to join me and share their different roles with listeners. I have so enjoyed working with each of them, and it just didn't feel right to keep them to myself! Here we discuss how Family Savvy has grown over the last three years, what each team member contributes, as well as all the behind-the-scene details of the inner workings of Family Savvy. I know you will love getting to know the Family Savvy Team as much as I have! Who Is Finlay Coupland?  Finlay Coupland is a recent graduate of Samford University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Mass Communication with concentrations in Public Relations, Advertising, and Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Theatre. She is currently making magic at the Walt Disney World Resort as a part of the Disney College Program. Finlay has happily been a part of the Family Savvy team as the Social Media Coordinator, Project Manager, and Podcast Editor for over 2.5 years. In her free time, Finlay enjoys dancing, acting, and watching Survivor. Who Is Christopher Bailey? Chris Bailey has been working in video production and editing for over 10 years and has been with The SavvyCast since its inception in 2019. Chris has worked with clients from Hollywood to New York City, with Emmy Award Winning Directors and Cinematographers, but his goal is always the same, to demonstrate the lasting, impactful effect video and audio can have on the lives of others. In his spare time, Chris enjoys all things tech related, from video games to coding to personal content creation. Who Is Benz Rosette? With a background in Psychology, Benz used her degree as her leverage in creating and implementing effective marketing strategies for various businesses and brands in the US and UK. Her passion for writing and her enthusiasm to learn new things led her to quit her 9-to-5 job and work as a freelancer specializing in email, social media, and content marketing. Benz, an ESTJ, considers herself a dedicated and motivated individual who prioritizes excellence above all else. She is a risk-taker and an avid fan of learning new things. Hence, her vast experience in handling clients from diverse niches and industries. While you may find her working on the weekends, Benz also enjoys traveling and is always down to go anywhere with good food.  Who Is Robert Drake? Robert Drake is the co-owner of Creekside Systems and an avid technologist.  He's been supporting Jamie & the Family Savvy website for over a decade. He lives in Phoenicia, New York in the very center of the beautiful Catskill Mountains where he also runs a small gift shop with jewelry and photography. Who Is Sarah Morgan Johnson? Sarah Morgan Johnson grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, where she graduated from Briarwood Christian School. She then attended Mississippi State University where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with a minor in Pre-Law. After falling in love with Starkville, she decided to continue her education at "The School Up North," or The University of Mississippi in Oxford. Obsessed with all things "Southern," she is currently getting a Master of Arts degree in Southern Studies. When she is not reading or writing, Sarah Morgan loves taking barre classes, cooking for friends, attending church at Christ Presbyterian, and playing pickleball.   Questions Answered In This Episode: How did Jamie meet and discovered each team member? What is the podcast producing process like? How much growth has The SavvyCast experienced in the past 3 years? What is each member of the blog team in charge of? How does the blog team create content? Connect With the Family Savvy Team: Jamie: LinkedIn Finlay: LinkedIn Robert: Robert's gift shop website Benz: LinkedIn Christopher: LinkedIn, Chris's website Sarah Morgan: LinkedIn I hope you enjoyed this episode! As always, if you have time to rate, review, and subscribe to The SavvyCast on Apple Podcasts, it would be SO appreciated!!! If you like this podcast, be sure to check these out: How Mental Health Can Be Managed For A Full And Productive Life  Let's Talk: What You Should Know About Starting a Podcast

When considering the body of work and legacy of Ernest Hemingway, one might ask, what has not been written? Author Wylie McLallen draws on family connections and insights for his two-volume biography, available on the Oxford Southern imprint of Sunbury Press Books. "Unbridled Dreamer: Hemingway and the Rise of Modern Literature" looks at Hemingway's early life, his relationship with his family (partially through the eyes of McLallen's grandparents), and the influence Gertrude Stein and Ezra Pound would have on Hemingway. In Volume Two, "A Man of Modern Letters," McLallen continues with Hemingway's role in the Modern Movement of literature.  Growing up in Memphis, Wylie McLallen degreed in History and English at the University of Tennesse, and studied under renowned professor, Dr. Robert Drake. In addition to his works on Hemingway, McLallen is the author of "Tigers By the River," about the early years of professional football and one of the first professional super-teams. He lives with his wife, Nickey Bayne in Vancouver, British Columbia.

We welcome our new friend who's name may-or-may-not be Sohan to talk about his thoughts on EVs and the impact they will have on enthusiast motoring in the future. Dawn on the Autobahn tackles numerology in the world of cars and road-tripping, and Amanda has great advice for how to leverage OCD to detect credit card fraud. What's Grinding Mickey's Gears this week? (Besides his nun issues, that is.) Drivers who get indignant over horns honked in self defense. In listener mail, Robert Drake asks for advice on how to find the best tow-truck when you don't have AAA. And, Dave challenges us with road trip trivia about who made the first cross country road trip in the USA and when? We welcome your support via Patreon and your questions and feedback via our website.

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A conversation with WXPN radio host Robert Drake about his annual Christmas Eve 24 hour radio marathon, The Night Before + his various roles at WXPN, his monthly dance party, Sex Dwarf, and the record that he chose to discuss, singer/songwriter Jaymay's 2016 album Fallin' Like Snow.

Written by Robert Drake

Written by Robert Drake

Visiting with Robert Drake, we tackle the issue of “Big Philanthropy.” What exactly is Big Philanthropy? Is there any danger to letting enormous wealth sectors of our economy to be spent with no government oversight? We welcome support of the Nonprofit SnapCast via Patreon. We welcome your questions and feedback via The Nonprofit Snapshot website.

SPECIAL EPISODE: Nonprofit SnapCast talks with Robert Drake to discuss whether or not nonprofits should be making any open declarations about the current civil unrest, and if so, how. We welcome your questions and feedback via The Nonprofit Snapshot website. Support Nonprofit SnapCast by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/nonprofitsnapcast

Individual Placement and Support (IPS) is a model for helping people who have serious mental illness find employment. There is a good deal of evidence showing the model’s success, but less is known about the model’s effectiveness with those who have other types of disabilities and health conditions, such as physical disabilities or less severe types of mental illness. Between 2016 and 2018, MDRC led an evaluation of Breaking Barriers, a program in San Diego County that implemented the IPS model. Breaking Barriers served individuals who had a wide range of disabilities, not only serious mental illness. An initial analysis of data found that Breaking Barriers’ IPS services did not have an effect on employment outcomes. With funding from the Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, MDRC will be conducting additional analyses of Breaking Barriers, as part of the Building Evidence on Employment Strategies for Low-Income Families (BEES) project. In this episode, Leigh Parise talks to Robert Drake, one of the developers of the IPS model and the vice president of the IPS Employment Center at the Rockville Institute, and Lily Freedman, a member of the MDRC evaluation team, about the IPS model, Breaking Barriers implementation, and the further analysis to be done under BEES.

It’s the 4th Annual Philly Loves Bowie Week in Philadelphia, and another all David Bowie edition of BEN Around Philly. Philly Loves Bowie Week was created a few years ago by a group of die hard David Bowie fans (and Philadelphians) following David’s death on January 10th, 2016. The event continues to grow each year and includes a number of great parties, brunches, concerts, memorials, and even a Bowie yoga session celebrating the City of Brotherly Love.. for the Starman. Longtime DJ, Producer, David Bowie fan and Philadelphia legend Robert Drake joins Kristen to talk David Bowie and give all of the details on this year’s edition of Bowie Week in Philadelphia (January 3rd through 12th) and tell us his can’t miss picks. Join in the fun this week for a great cause too, with all of the events benefiting the Cancer Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, in memory of David Bowie. Find all of the details at www.PhillyLovesBowie.com.

KindieComm time! Listen to a convo with Robert Drake, producer of Kid’s Corner since 1988 with Kathy O’Connell. Everything you need to know if you plan on attending a conference specifically for kid’s music performers. We also have a really enlightening discussion on the difference between “children’s” music and “music for kids”, I get Robert to pin down who coined the term “Kindie” (spoiler, her initials are SM and she has a consulting agency), we grapple with the word “interesting” and go deep into the evolution of the kid’s music genre and where it might be headed.

Robert Drake is an unexpected story teller who is extremely good at making compelling videos that get watches. He has worked with clients such as Visa, Microsoft and Sprite, capturing on film the true spirit of each brand. Show notes Robert Drake 00:00 - Introduction Robert Drake 03:45 - When was the starting point in time for this path you are now on? 05:05 - How was your transition from that time on? 05:55 - What was you first job like? 09:10 - When you write a sample, how do you present it? 11:35 - Were you thinking, at that point, that you’d be employed by a company to write? 13:00 - How did you manage to get into that first job? 15:05 - What does it take to write for a travel documentary? 19:50 - Could you give us an example of one of those short films you made for the brands? 22:30 - Did you feel at the time that you had found a path? 23:35 - How did you evolve to the next step of your journey? 29:00 - Could you please tell us about the video of the car in two wheels? 38:50 - What would you say about the art of storytelling? 41:55 - Is there a specific structure necessary to make a successful story? 47:30 - What was your favourite production and why? 55:50 - What would be an estimate budget for this kind of production? 59:30 - RAPID FIRE QUESTIONS ROUND 59:32 - Any unusual drinking or eating habits? 01:01:25 - How do you get into a state of flow? 01:03:15 - What habit or opinion you have that people tend to disagree with? 01:06:07 - What nontraditional lesson would you teach at school? 01:06:42 - What books had the biggest impact on your life? 01:08:35 - What do the first 30 minutes of your day look like and when does it start? 01:10:03 - Any advice for your previous boss or bosses? 01:11:45 - What do you do or where do you go to get inspired? 01:14:15 - How would you double GBP 5K in 24h? 01:15:20 - What’s the best advice ever given to you? 01:18:53 - What silly thing people should do more of? 01:20:23 - Would you rather fight one horse sized duck or one hundred duck sized horses? 01:23:50 - How would you convince someone to do something that is good for them, but don’t want to do it? 01:24:43 - What makes you happiest? 01:12:50 - What would you ask from the audience?

In which we discuss creating characters, GM anxieties, adventure palettes and what not to do with them, and the building blocks Uncharted Worlds gives players. Plus callins and quotes from Terry Pratchett and Robert Drake. A complete meal for your ear holes. Adventure Palattes from Plundergrounds - https://anchor.fm/plundergrounds/episodes/085-Adventure-Palettes--Awards-e4l5d8 Uncharted Worlds - https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/162122/Uncharted-Worlds CATS - https://200wordrpg.github.io/2016/supplement/2016/04/12/CATS.html

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It’s Philly Loves Bowie Week in Philadelphia, and we’re on board! This week’s show is an all David Bowie edition of BEN Around Philly. Philly Loves Bowie Week was created a few years ago by a group of die hard David Bowie fans (and Philadelphians) following David’s death on January 10th, 2016. The event continues to grow each year and includes a number of great parties, brunches, memorials, and even a Bowie yoga session celebrating the City of Brotherly Love.. for the Starman. Longtime DJ, Producer, David Bowie fan and Philadelphia legend Robert Drake joins Kristen to talk David Bowie and give all of the details on this year’s edition of Bowie Week in Philadelphia. Join in the fun this week for a great cause too, with many (possibly all) of the events benefiting the Cancer Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, in memory of David Bowie. Find all of the details at www.PhillyLovesBowie.com.

We're really sorry we missed our normal publication time this month! Car trouble impeded our progress. But we're back on track now! EDIT: We forgot the link to the actual audio! It's here now! Those of you looking for it can find it now! [esplayer url = "http://traffic.libsyn.com/artc/ARTC163-Rats02.mp3" width = "80" height = "20" title = "The Rats in the Walls-LIVE part 2 of 4"] [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Tony Fuller practices breaking some kneecaps in case this ever happens again.[/caption] This month we continue with The Rats in the Walls from our 2012 performance. With music by The Ghosts Project, it was a really creepy experience. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="332"] Robert Drake is really creeped out.[/caption] The creepiness was enhanced by the lighting wizardry of Robert Drake. We don't always have the luxury of special lighting at our live shows. At most of our convention appearances we usually just have the ballroom lights of the room we're performing in, so being able to do a show at the Academy Theatre is a real treat. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Probably should have saved the fisheye lens for The Shadow Over Innsmouth[/caption] And don't forget, you can get this performance at a much higher audio quality from Bandcamp!

It was 150 years ago this week that Brattleboro's Overseer of the Poor signed an Indentured Service contract with a farmer in Dover for the services of a ten year old boy named Robert Drake. That's right! In 1866, one year after the Civil War ended, and 4 months after the United States Congress abolished slavery, a ten year old boy from Brattleboro was made an indentured servant until he reached his 21st birthday. Here's the story...