Podcast appearances and mentions of Roger Johnson

Participants: John Steppling, Roger Johnson, and Dennis Riches. Topics covered: Normalization of punishment of dissidents, the end of free speech protections, A.I. companions, Chicago Sun Times lets A.I. make its summer reading list and the result is non-existent titles, why is Israel in Eurovision and why can't its team be jeered? What happened to the Carlos Castaneda cult? Music track: “Just a Mood” by Reed Norvo Sextet (public domain).

Participants: John Steppling, Roger Johnson, Hiroyuki Hamada, and Dennis Riches. Topics covered: Ann Carson's lecture on handwriting, poetry and living with Parkinson's, Trump's whirlwind Middle East tour, Burkina Faso and Congo, Yemen damages the US Navy, New Zealand emigration, sign of the times: a sculpture of “someone just like us” for Times Square, Andy Warhol and the creation of artistic taste, Nikolai Petro's book “The Tragedy of Ukraine”. Music track: “Pine Top's Boogie Woogie “by Pine Top Smith (public domain).

Participants: John Steppling, Roger Johnson, Hiroyuki Hamada, and Dennis Riches. Topics covered: Ann Carson's lecture on cursive writing, poetry and living with Parkinsons, plans, structure and improvisation in the creative process, the brazen, shameless attitude of Israel in its attacks on Gaza, why satirists shouldn't get close to politicians. Bonus track: Partial interview with John Steppling on Press TV, May 6, 2025 (5-minute segment).

Participants: John Steppling, Cory Morningstar, Roger Johnson, Hiroyuki Hamada, and Dennis Riches. Topics covered: Ibrahim Traoré, Canadian federal election, is entertainment being made for profit or pacification? April 30th—50th anniversary of Vietnam's liberation, May Day, US and French officials speaking openly about the need to rule Africa again, recycling when we know the material is not being recycled, willful self-deception, pro sports culture driving athletes to bodily ruin, and no, your old Windows 10 PC is not junk. Bonus track: Interview with John Steppling on Press TV, April 28, 2025 (10 minutes).

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Participants: John Steppling, Roger Johnson, Hiroyuki Hamada, and Dennis Riches. Topics covered: The history of Israel's nuclear weapons program, Seymour Hersh's “The Samson Option” (1991), death of the Pope and the conclave, Italy marks the annual date of the end of fascism—April 25th, Schwab dethroned at the WEF, Ibrahim Traoré, Jon Hamm: from “Mad Men” to “Your Friends and Neighbors”—same show, different decades? Music track: “How Long Blues” by Leroy Carr (public domain).

Participants: John Steppling, Roger Johnson, Hiroyuki Hamada, Cory Morningstar and Dennis Riches. Topics covered: A.I. promoters want an expansion of nuclear energy, the use and abuse of youth “to save the world”, dealing with despair during a genocide that seems unstoppable, tariff wars and the end of brand value on luxury goods made in China, lost culture: journeys to family reunions, Kafka's aphorisms. Music track “Jim Jackson's Kansas City Blues, Part 1” by Jim Jackson (public domain).

Participants: John Steppling, Roger Johnson, Hiroyuki Hamada, and Dennis Riches. Topics covered: The “hands off NATO” protests against Trump, anti-NATO protests in Belgrade, tariff shocks, Japan's US T-bill selloff, the power of blackmail, or lack thereof, the decline of movie theaters/going out to the movies, editing movies for television (films of the 40s vs. films of the 80s) the films of Val Lewton, Jacques Tourneur, Ed Wood, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Jean Genet for Palestine. Music track “Motherless Children Have a Hard Time” by Blind Willie Johnson (public domain, see also modern covers of the song by Eric Clapton and friends on YouTube).

Participants: John Steppling, Roger Johnson, Cory Morningstar, Hiroyuki Hamada, and Dennis Riches. Topics covered: Palestine, war fever in Europe while the US turns away, Norway's surrender of neutrality, tariffs, the Inquisition (13th to 19th century) and anti-communism (19th-21st century), feudal Japan's anti-Christian inquisition (15th-19th century), Ernst Bloch on Marx and surplus value. Music track “Blue in Green” by Miles Davis (public domain).

Matthew 7:7-12

The Plan of Salvation

"You have heard it said...I say"

Matthew 5:6-8

Continuation of Nehemiah Series

Eamo is back in the hot seat as Joe and Theo battle it out for top spot. Can you tell your WWE Wrestlers from your academy footballers? Who played for Liverpool 13 years ago? Which side links Roger Johnson and David Trezeguet? Who is Danny Hay? Listen on for all this and more football trivia drivel.Sign up to our Patreon, Career We Go: Extra Time for an extra episode every week and no more ads! iOS users: please join via web and not the Patreon iOS app. Thanks to all our amazing Patreons for your support!https://www.patreon.com/c/CareerWeGoExtraTimeCHRISTMAS GIFT PATREON MEMBERSHIP: https://www.patreon.com/CareerWeGoExtraTime/giftDiscord: https://tr.ee/d26Z7sr5-0 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Continuation of Nehemiah Series

Continued Series on the book of Nehemiah

Roger Johnson chats to us about the journey to the Carling Cup Final ..The match was contested by Arsenal and the Blues at Wembley Stadium in London, on 27 February 2011www.tiltontalk.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Continued Series on Life Verses from our Preaching Pastors

Easter message from 2024

As a Black attorney, finding support through community can be critical in helping discover opportunities and find guidance in navigating the world as an underrepresented practitioner in the legal field. Today, that support can be found in the National Bar Association, the nation's oldest and largest network of Black American lawyers and judges, with a network of over 67,000 members.  On this episode of Dimensions of Diversity, host Lloyd Freeman is joined by two local affiliate presidents of the National Bar Association. The first guest is Kristin Johnson, President at the Barristers' Association of Philadelphia and a trial attorney with the U.S. Department of Labor. The Barristers' Association of Philadelphia works to address the professional needs and development of Black lawyers in the City of Philadelphia through programs such as seminars, cultural events and publications. Lloyd also welcomes Roger Johnson, President at the Virgil Hawkins Florida Chapter National Bar Association and an associate attorney at Hamilton, Miller, & Birthisel.   During their conversation, the trio discuss the career journey of a Black lawyer in America, what resources are available (and still needed) to support Black attorneys, and how individuals and organizations like the National Bar Association and others can get more Black children interested in the legal field.  Dimensions of Diversity is a podcast created by Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, highlighting diversity in the workplace. Hosted by Lloyd Freeman, Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, the podcast features meaningful conversations with industry and community leaders working to advance D&I. 

Welcome to Poetically Yours. Poetically Yours showcases poems by northern Illinois poets. This week's featured poet is Roger Johnson.

October 25, 2023 - Wednesday PM Bible Class   This quarter we are studying the period of the Judges. Each week men from the congregation will provide a lesson. This week Roger Johnson looks at Judges 17-21. Duration 44:03

October 22, 2023 - Sunday AM Bible Class This quarter the auditorium bible class over the next 13 weeks will look at the 150 Psalms. Today Roger looks at Psalms 29 & 32.    Psalm 29: A Praise or Worship Anthropomorphism = the attribution of a human characteristic or behavior to God God has a voice, and it's found elsewhere, especially in the Old Testament Psalm 34:15 – eyes and ears of the Lord Psalm 75:8 – hand of the Lord Isaiah 41:10 – right hand of the Lord Isaiah 51:9 – arm of the Lord “Voice of the lord” – Did you see it repeated? What makes His voice so noticeable and, thus, insisting on our keen attention? Where do we hear His voice? What word and what phrase are particularly descriptive of His voice? What action words or phrases tell us what God does with His voice? What should be man's response to nonbelievers who assert we cannot” hear” God's voice?   What lessons can we find in Psalm 29?   Praise God for who He is and what He has done for us. Ascribe no strength or glory to other forces at work in the world. Psalm 32: A Praise Psalm Psalm 32 contains important elements of the gospel message. What element is found in verses 1-2? Our transgressions are COVERED. What are some of the New Testament passages that convey this? Acts 2:38   Acts 3:19   Ephesians 1:7 What element of the gospel message is found in verses 3-5? Transgressions must be CONFESSED. What are some of the New Testament passages that convey this? Matthew 10:32  Romans 10:10   1 John 1:9 But there's more: If we don't do that, our transgressions are CONSUMING. John 8:34   Ephesians 2:1 What important element of the gospel message is found in verses 6-7? PRAYING helps avoid being consumed by sin What are some of the New Testament passages that convey the importance of this? Matt 21:22   Phil 4:6   Col 4:2   Jms 5:16 David understood DIVINE PROTECTION. Isa 54:17   Pro 29:25   Rom 8:31   2 Thes 3:3 And we must remember to be CONTRITE. 2 Cor 7:10   1 Ptr 5:5 What element of the gospel message is found in verse 8? Indeed, transgressors are COMMANDED to learn. What are some of the Bible passages (OT & NT) that clearly convey this? Josh 1:8   2 Tim 2:15   Rev 1:3 What unfortunate fact about the gospel message is mentioned in verses 9-10? We have an obligation to govern ourselves. But transgressors are often CALLOUSED. What are some of the NT passages that show this was present in the 1st Century? Matt 13:15   Eph 4:19 What response to the gospel message is suggested in verse 11?  Transgressors are CALLED (expected) to rejoice. What are some of the Bible passages (OT & NT) that remind us of this? Ps 118:24   1 Thes 5:16-18 Lessons from Psalm 32: Don't forget, we are the TRANSGRESSORS. Confess, act suitably, experience the blessings. Duration: 45:55

September 17, 2023 - Sunday AM Bible Class   This quarter the auditorium bible class over the next 13 weeks will look at the 150 Psalms. Today Roger leads the class while Neal is out of town.   Duration 42:34

Roger Johnson, CEO, Badlands Tank Lines, joins Jason Spiess and Steve Bakken on Townsquare Media SuperTalk KLXX-AM 1270 Talk of the Town to announce their new Bakken assets acquired from Marathon Oil and how Badlands Tank Lines has grown over the past several years. Johnson also shares a story on the genesis of Badland Tank Lines, including his history in [...]

After a childhood spent in the jungles of Ecuador, Roger Johnson was educated in the United States, and holds a degree in Engineering and Cultural Anthropology from the University of Minnesota. From 1988 to 2010, Roger was Founder and President of Radiant Optics, Inc -- a successful commercial enterprise that marketed a radiant heat system based on a biomimicry patent in optics. The system can be seen in Home Depot stores countrywide. In addition to patents granted to Roger related to radiant heating, he has patents pending in connection with the Kinetic Response Helmet (KRH), and others in various stages of planning. Roger is the founder and creative lead of Eidon, LLC. He expects that the KRH will be the first of many projects with the group.

On this day in legal history, September 13, 1971, the Attica Correctional Facility prison revolt came to an end when National Guardsmen took back control of the prison–in so doing 43 people died, all but four from law enforcement's efforts to regain control.The Attica Prison Uprising, a grim milestone in the history of prisoners' rights movement, occurred from September 9 to 13, 1971, at the Attica Correctional Facility in New York. Rooted in a growing wave of prison activism and exacerbated by appalling living conditions and racial brutalization occuring at the prison, the revolt began with approximately 1,281 inmates taking control of the prison and holding 42 staff members hostage. Their grievances encompassed a myriad of issues including overcrowding, racial discrimination, lack of proper medical care, and restrictions on their educational and political engagements.Historian Howard Zinn wrote of Attica, prior to the revolt, in his A People's History of the United States:Prisoners spent 14 to 16 hours a day in their cells, their mail was read, their reading material restricted, their visits from families conducted through a mesh screen, their medical care disgraceful, their parole system inequitable, racism everywhere.Governor Nelson Rockefeller, who communicated with President Richard Nixon during the crisis, adamantly refused to visit the prison or engage in direct dialogues with the inmates. Instead, he authorized a forceful retaking of the prison, which tragically resulted in the deaths of 39 individuals - nearly all by law enforcement gunfire. Post the assault, it was verified that aside from one officer and three inmates, all fatalities were caused by the enforcement's gunfire, contradicting Rockefeller's claim that inmates had committed "cold-blood killings". The incident drew widespread criticism, with many pointing out that the massacre could have been avoided through negotiated settlements.In the aftermath, the New York Corrections Department initiated changes to meet some of the inmates' demands and alleviate tensions within the prison system. Despite these efforts, many improvements were reversed in the 1980s and 1990s. The event remains a somber testament to the harsh realities of prison life during that period, and today, and stands as a significant marker in the broader history of prisoner activism and the fight for better living conditions and political rights in American prisons.PwC, under the guidance of US chairman Tim Ryan, is implementing several measures to enhance the credibility of its audits and foster investor confidence. The initiatives include linking leadership compensation to audit quality and sharing the financial repercussions of any scandalous events within the firm equally, including with top-tier leaders from consulting and tax departments. Beginning in 2024, PwC plans to initiate expanded access to specialists to augment fraud monitoring and business viability assessments during audits. The firm is also reducing potential conflicts of interest by discontinuing certain consulting services for audit clients, worth less than $100 million.Let's read that carefully, they are divesting their consulting services for clients they also provide audit services for … but only their least profitable consulting clients. Regular listeners will remember I, along with many other professionals, have called for a complete divorce of consulting and audit wings among the Big Four. We aren't getting that. A quick excerpt from my column on the problem:An accounting firm often will act as both a consultant on the bulk of transactions entered into by a bank and the auditor of those transactions. If you thought not wanting to lose a sweet auditing gig was motivation to give a thumbs-up on financials, imagine if your firm—your colleagues—were responsible for structuring much of the underlying deals that gave rise to those financials. And perhaps a former colleague is the CEO of that bank.You begin to see the conflict of interest. Anyway, as a part of these reforms, leadership will verify that the firm's internal controls pertaining to audits are operating effectively, aligning with potential new US audit regulations. Ryan emphasized that these transformations, developing over the next three years, aim at adapting to the fast-changing business landscape and are not superficial adjustments. The changes follow the firm's 2021 restructuring and are expected to enhance audit report details, risk management disclosures, and conflict of interest management, to be disclosed in a voluntary audit quality report. Observers anticipate that PwC's strategies may influence other firms in the industry to take similar steps to improve audit quality.PwC Puts Partner Pay on Line in Bid to Boost Faith in Audits (1)PwC partners to be paid £906,000 this yearSam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX, has been denied pretrial release by U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan, ahead of his October 3rd trial for fraud charges related to the FTX collapse. Bankman-Fried claimed that his current detention conditions have hindered his ability to adequately prepare his defense, as it restricts his access to the evidence presented by the prosecutors. However, Judge Kaplan noted that he had not detailed the specific pieces of evidence he couldn't access and did not request a trial postponement.Earlier in August, Bankman-Fried was incarcerated due to suspected witness tampering, including the alleged sharing of personal writings of his ex-partner and colleague, Caroline Ellison, with a journalist. Ellison, formerly at the helm of Bankman-Fried's Alameda Research hedge fund, has admitted to fraud charges and is slated to testify against him. Despite these developments, Bankman-Fried, who is accused of misappropriating billions from FTX to cover Alameda's losses and other personal expenditures, maintains his innocence, acknowledging only shortcomings in risk management at FTX. His appeal against the detention order will be heard on September 19th.Sam Bankman-Fried loses bid for pretrial jail release | ReutersThe law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison is considerably expanding its private equity practice by hiring numerous partners from rival firms Kirkland & Ellis and Linklaters, particularly enhancing its presence in London, New York, and Los Angeles. Last month, they secured the services of renowned debt finance lawyer Neel Sachdev and other partners from London and New York. Adding to this list, Roger Johnson, Andreas Philipson, Timothy Lowe, Cian O'Connor from Kirkland, and William Aitken-Davies from Linklaters are set to join Sachdev in spearheading various global practices at Paul Weiss' London office.Meanwhile, in the US, Ben Steadman, Matthew Leist, and Caroline Epstein from Kirkland are linking up with Eric Wedel to bolster the corporate department in New York and inaugurate a new branch in Los Angeles. Paul Weiss's chairman, Brad Karp, emphasized that the incorporation of these premier teams would notably amplify the firm's global capacities in the private equity and M&A sectors, promising substantial benefits for both current and prospective clients. This massive recruitment drive, characterized as a raid, has sent ripples through the London legal circles, prompting speculation about the future of Kirkland's operations in the UK. It's noted that the departure of Sachdev from Kirkland occurred amidst internal power tensions.Paul Weiss Continues Raid on Kirkland & Ellis in London and USThe National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) has revealed that the upcoming NextGen Bar Exam, set to commence in July 2026, will be approximately three hours shorter than the existing Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). The new format, which will span one-and-a-half days with a total of nine hours of testing time, aims to measure knowledge and skills more accurately, employing a mix of various question types that will enhance efficiency, according to Andreas Oranje, the NCBE's managing director of assessment programs. Despite the reduction in time, the bar exam preparation period will remain extensive, highlighted Amit Schlesinger, executive director at Kaplan. The revamped exam aims to be more skills-oriented, reducing the emphasis on law memorization, a change partly spurred by critiques that the current exam doesn't adequately mirror the real-world practice of law. From July 2027 onwards, only the NextGen test will be available, with jurisdictions being given a choice between the new and existing exams until that time. Initial announcements regarding state adoptions of the new exam are anticipated this fall.New bar exam shaves three hours off testing time | ReutersA group of prominent authors, including Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Chabon, have filed a lawsuit against Meta Platforms, alleging that their works were improperly used to train Meta's artificial intelligence software called Llama. The writers, which also include David Henry Hwang, Matthew Klam, Rachel Louise Snyder, and Ayelet Waldman, claim that datasets containing pirated versions of their writings were used to train the AI in responding to human text prompts. They filed a similar lawsuit against OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, highlighting that books and plays represent premium examples of long-form writing, making them valuable for AI language training. This lawsuit joins a series of copyright cases against AI companies, including a July lawsuit involving comedian Sarah Silverman. While Meta disclosed the datasets used for the initial version of Llama, the details for the recently released Llama 2 have not been revealed. Llama 2, available for commercial use, is viewed as a pivotal release in the competitive generative AI software market. Meta has not commented on the lawsuit as of now.Pulitzer winner Chabon, other authors sue Meta over AI program | ReutersThe 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, located in Cincinnati, has deferred a decision on the $650 million judgment against pharmacy operators CVS, Walmart, and Walgreens, asking the Ohio Supreme Court to provide their input initially. This judgment was made in relation to the pharmacies' role in exacerbating the opioid crisis in certain Ohio regions. The court seeks clarification on the state law pertaining to the public-nuisance claim which forms the basis of this case. Initially, oral arguments were scheduled for October 20 but have been canceled due to the absence of a guiding precedent from the state's highest court. This case, initiated by Ohio's Lake and Trumbull counties, marks the first trial the three companies faced out of the numerous lawsuits filed against them concerning the U.S. opioid crisis. The initial trial concluded that the firms contributed to the public nuisance created by an oversupply and subsequent black market distribution of addictive pain pills. While the companies agreed to a substantial settlement in other cases, they persist in appealing this Ohio ruling, emphasizing the amended Ohio Product Liability Act which, they argue, restricts such public nuisance claims related to product-liability arising from the sale or distribution of products like opioids.Pharmacies' appeal of $650 mln opioid judgment heads to Ohio top court | Reuters Get full access to Minimum Competence - Daily Legal News Podcast at www.minimumcomp.com/subscribe

Este curso es continuación del Curso de Resumen y Análisis de Libros de Educación y ha sido creado porque lo habéis pedido. ¿Qué mejor manera que aprender con los grandes? En este curso resumimos 5 libros de referencia que ningún docente debe perderse. También te cuento cómo puedes aplicar el contenido de estos libros con actividades y dinámicas concretas para llevar a tu aula. Los libros de educación que resumimos y analizamos en el curso son:⁠ ⁠La Evaluación En El Aprendizaje Cooperativo (David y Roger Johnson). El Aprendizaje Basado En El Pensamiento: Cómo desarrollar en los alumnos las competencias del siglo XXI (Robert J. Swartz y otros). Aprendo porque quiero: El Aprendizaje Basado en Proyectos (Juanjo Vergara). Escuelas creativas: La revolución que está transformando la educación (Ken Robinson). La familia, la primera escuela de las emociones (Mar Romera).

Focus on the good in people.

Episode 107 of Inside the SCCA we continue our series of shows previewing the 50th Solo Nationals. Our guest is SCCA Hall of Famer and Multi-time Solo Nationals Champion Roger Johnson. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/racingwire/support

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A bumper podcast this week as Luke, Rob, Dickie and Joe look ahead to the big title decider on Easter Monday between Wrexham and Notts County, with Notts winning and Wrexham losing who goes into it as favourites? Notts Fan and Analyst Bar correspondent Tom Williams joins the team to chat about that. We hear from BBC Somerset's Sheridan Robins on Yeovil's rollercoaster season on and off the field. And can Torquay pull off the great escape? In the North Brackley dispense with Roger Johnson as manager, Fylde slip up which gives Lynn hope and the relegation battle is as tight as ever. In the South Ebbsfleet are champions, Alexander the great at Slough and Worthing has three double scorers. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A bumper podcast this week as Luke, Rob, Dickie and Joe look ahead to the big title decider on Easter Monday between Wrexham and Notts County, with Notts winning and Wrexham losing who goes into it as favourites? Notts Fan and Analyst Bar correspondent Tom Williams joins the team to chat about that.We hear from BBC Somerset's Sheridan Robins on Yeovil's rollercoaster season on and off the field. And can Torquay pull off the great escape? In the North Brackley dispense with Roger Johnson as manager, Fylde slip up which gives Lynn hope and the relegation battle is as tight as ever.In the South Ebbsfleet are champions, Alexander the great at Slough and Worthing has three double scorers.Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We caught up with no-nonsense former Premier League centre back Roger Johnson, who described how Arsenal's attitude made his Birmingham side more determined to win in the 2011 League Cup final, why he feels the nickname of the 'relegator' is harsh and how a cowardly off-the-ball injury almost killed him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you a part of God's Family?

Being a Romans 8 Christian

Carnal vs Spirit Led

Whatever is inside comes out under pressure.

01/04/23: Joel is joined on "News and Views" by Roger Johnson, former president of the National Farmers Union and former North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner, to talk about corporate farming. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Make Tabernacles wherever you go!

Luke, Dickie, Rob and Joe look back on another action packed weekend in the National League in what is a tight division at the top and bottom with big wins for Chesterfield and Woking. At the bottom could both sides from the EFL suffer a double relegation? Rob catches up with Maidenhead's assistant manager Ryan Peters. In the South the top two slip up as Havant close in and are Welling underacheving? In the North, Roger Johnson's Brackley march on but other teams are ready to challenge and at the bottom it's another tale of woe for the bottom four. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms and leave us a review Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Luke, Dickie, Rob and Joe look back on another action packed weekend in the National League in what is a tight division at the top and bottom with big wins for Chesterfield and Woking. At the bottom could both sides from the EFL suffer a double relegation? Rob catches up with Maidenhead's assistant manager Ryan Peters. In the South the top two slip up as Havant close in and are Welling underacheving?In the North, Roger Johnson's Brackley march on but other teams are ready to challenge and at the bottom it's another tale of woe for the bottom four.Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms and leave us a review Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's edition of Stickered Up, host Stephen Dunn welcomes Roger Johnson. Roger Johnson is the owner of Performance Center Racing Warehouse. Great discussion about the Cars Tour and the current season and looking ahead to the future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roger Johnson is a Captain with a major airline and a former Fighter Pilot in the USAF. He has been flying for 48 years and has flown throughout the world. He is the second generation of being trained and operating in the civilian, military, and airline realms of aviation with his father giving him his initial flight instruction when he was 15 years old. As a summer job while in college he towed banners up and down the South Jersey Beaches in a Super Cub and then entered the USAF after graduating from college. He went on to fly F-4s and F-16s for 14 years. Concurrently, while flying F-16s in the Air National Guard, Roger began flying for the airlines in early 1988. He was hired as a Flight Engineer on the venerable B-727 and then, after a year, went to the back of the DC-10. In !993 he was trained as a First Officer on the MD-11 and based in Anchorage, AK. After flying the MD11/10 for 16 years, as both a F/O and Captain, he was qualified as a Captain on the B-777 in 2009. In 2017 he decided to checkout in the B-767, whereupon he also flew the B-757. As of this writing he continues to fly the B-767 on domestic US routes of intra-Europe. Roger has been an instructor in the F-4 RTU, training new recruits in the aircraft and then went on to instruct in the prestigious USAF F-4 Fighter Weapons School. He also was a longtime instructor in his airline, 23 years, training crews on both the MD-11/10 and B-777. He was a FAA Designee on the MD-11 and a Standards Check Airmen on the B-777. Though his professional life has been rewarding, his personal life has reads like a Shakespearian tragedy. He has been married and divorced a few times, has five grown children, though one of them past away at 17 months years old due to an automobile accident. His hobbies include, SCUBA diving, snow skiing, and working out in the gym. He has a strong, non-judgmental or self righteous Christian Faith. Finally, both of his sons, are pilots; His oldest flying F-18s in the Marines and his youngest working on his ratings in the civilian pipeline. He has spoken on several podcast/radio interviews and is available for speaking engagements.

He can bring you back to life!

What happens when you are filled with the Spirit?

How do you know when to stop or go?

Some footballers are just straight-up party animals, and their love for partying and drinking sometimes affects their performances and how they show up at training.Some players have literally shown up to training drunk or hungover after a long night of mindless partying. 1. Neymar 2. Ronaldinho 3. Jamie Vardy 4. Adriano 5. Roger Johnson

Loyal listener since the inception of Cowboys Not Eggheads, Roger Johnson is the Founder and CEO of Badlands Tank Lines.  We explore the career path that Roger took using the power of networking in his younger years.   Roger discusses identifying successful people as mentors and the power of observation and learning from successful business leaders.   Working for various employers as an ethanol and oil trader he identified a need for his employer's customers that wasn't being addressed.He used all these lessons to start a fast growing transportation company. Roger talks about the challenges he faced and the personal risks he took to make sure his company and its employees are taken care of first.Ultimately we learn that opportunity is everywhere if we take the time to find it. Support the show