Podcasts about ron b

Are you tired of the traditional retirement path? Discover how Ron B. turned a dwindling nest egg into a thriving real estate portfolio. Hosting for Del, Al Gordon delves into Ron's journey from the unpredictable stock market to time-tested Multifamily economies of scale. Learn the lessons behind Ron's success, the pitfalls of traditional retirement funds, and how his strategic apartment investments passively build wealth in retirement! Click to Listen Now

Ron B. retired four times from diverse careers before discovering the secret to sustainable financial freedom with real estate investing. From engineering, to owning an auto body shop, to fiber optics, to passively investing in Multifamily communities, Ron tells Al Gordon how Lifestyles Unlimited helped transform his financial future and why he believes real estate is the ultimate retirement solution! Click to Listen Now

This is the fifth part of an interesting topic based workshop series presented by 10 different AA members all with a good bit of sobriety. This is a Montclair Group Workshop presented in 2009. Part 4 of 15. Part five is on the topic of - Assessing the Damage (Step 4) presented by Ron B. There is some Q and A at the end of his speak, the questions were impossible to hear, I cut out the dead air and you hear answers but not questions. Tomorrow Part 6: Chris S -  Divorcing from Attachments Steps 5-7. If you have any AA or Al-Anon event coming up let me know I am happy to help get the word out. https://scast.us/event Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate AA Event List: https://scast.us/event If you have an AA roundup, retreat, convention or workshop coming up, we would be happy to give you a shout out here on the podcast and list the event on the Sober Cast website. Visit the link above and look for "Submit Your Event" in the blue box. Sober Cast has 2500+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search. https://sobercast.com

Del Walmsley interviews Ron B., a successful entrepreneur who discusses his journey from multiple attempted retirements to becoming a real estate investor with 4,200 units; enabling him to truly retire and enjoy life. Click to Listen Now

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On this episode, we sit down with 5 time Emmy award winning visual effects master Ron B. Moore. Ron has worked on such films and Ghostbusters, 2010, Rush Hour 3, Big Trouble in Little China, Twilight Breaking Dawn, Star Trek Generations and much more. He also worked on shows such as Star Trek TNG, Voyager and Enterprise. We absolutely LOVED learning about the all of the work that Ron has done behind the scenes to create the magic that we all love. His passion and enthusiasm for his job are incredibly contagious! We hope that you enjoy this interview as much as we did!

Ron B from Four Hills New Jersey speaks on the topic of Step 10 at the 4th Annual Montclair New Jersey Big Book Study held in September of 2011. Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate AA Event List: https://scast.us/events If you have an AA roundup, retreat, convention or workshop coming up, we would be happy to give you a shout out here on the podcast and list the event on the Sober Cast website. Visit the link above and look for "Submit Your Event" in the blue box. Sober Cast has 2200+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search. https://sobercast.com

今年はじめての配信は、いよいよ封切間近となった「シン・仮面ライダー」への期待を胸に、Ronさん、Bさんをお迎えして、仮面ライダー愛を3人で語りまくる内容になりました。回線の問題で途中で話が途切れるところがありますが、ご容赦ください。そして、気軽にお楽しみください！

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Retiring 3 times from different careers, Ron B. kept working for personal reasons rather than a financial need but recognized that his pile of savings would dwindle over time and hoped it would be enough. Hearing Del Walmsley on the radio, he joined Lifestyles Unlimited in 2017 to start creating cash flow and today tells Del what he learned that changed his mindset about money, retirement, and living the lifestyle! Click to Listen Now

After a dedicated career in telecommunications, Ron B. retired for the first time in 2001 but soon after opened an autobody shop and retired again in 2012, followed by his third retirement from a fiber optic company in 2019, and is now Real Estate RETIRED! Sharing his story with Andy Webb, listen and learn how he finally found a way to relax and create riches by passively investing in Multifamily communities.  Click to Listen Now

This podcast is a vision that has found its roots in the historical mistreatment of black persons throughout this country; moreover, in light of recent history, where the world viewed the most egregious and despicable murder of unarmed black men by white police officers in the state of Minnesota. I would like with the aid of multimedia (audio and video) provide awareness of criminal injustice that has historically had a detrimental effect on people of color. I will co-host a podcast out of the city where George Floyd was murder. Along with providing a commentary on law enforcement and the system of corrections. The platform will vary from commentaries on current issues to interviews from those directly affected by enacted laws and statutes. This conversation will not only include those who are currently and have been recently released from prison but also provide an opportunity for the voiceless to voice their experiences on dealing with the criminal injustice system. In addition, any new laws that are being introduced that affect those currently or previously in the system of correction will be debated.

SAF Moe ur Prison Lawyer and Ron B N' da Middle, in the Grill Pit, discuss street cred, when and how it should be used? Watch the full episode.Travesty of criminal justice, in the Grill Pit, SAF Moe, and Ron B talk, #MelissaLucio, 53, who was set to be executed April 27, 2022, for capital murder in the 2007 death of her 2-year-old daughter. However, two days before that, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals granted her a stay of execution, delaying her death so Lucio's trial court can explore whether she should receive a new trial. Is this justice? Spending decades in prison for a lie, the prosecutor made up. Comment!!!!!!!!!!!!Omar Johnson aka Omara Ashanti a prisoner currently serving a de-facto life sentence at the Illinois Department of Correction (IL DOC), located in Springfield, IL, calls into the Grill Pit to talk prison politics. He speaks on the unprofessionalism of the staff within the IDOC and the obstacles he faces daily with just having his grievances heard. Ashanti is opportunistic believing Rob Jeffreys who serves as Director of the Illinois Department of Corrections, and is a nationally recognized criminal justice expert with correctional experience spanning more than two decades, is the progress advocated needed for change. However, after reading Jeffreys' bio on the IDOC site, I believe he is only a face being used to control the machine. On GP, SAF Moe and Ron B react to the recent investigative report by the Minnesota Department of Human Rights (MDHR). This investigation was announced after the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. Dexaminid whether the city and the police department were using racially discriminatory practices and policies. I could have done this without wasting taxpayers' dollars."Following the murder of George Floyd, demands to end discriminatory policing practices reverberated across the world," Minnesota Department of Human Rights Commissioner Rebecca Lucero said when announcing the report's findings. "Those demands remain just as urgent today with the announcement of the investigative findings which paints an unsettling picture of the City of Minneapolis and the Minneapolis Police Department engaging in a pattern of racial discrimination over the last decade.(Excerpt from the report)Minnesota Human Rights Act (MHRA) is the state law prohibiting discrimination in Minnesota and is enforced by the Minnesota Department of Human Rights (MDHR). It is one of the strongest civil rights laws in the country. The state law prohibits discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations, public services, education, credit, and business based on a protected class, such as race, religion, disability, national origin, sex, marital status, familial status, age, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

IGSTS Episode #16I got somethang ta say That justice is a blind goddessIs a thing to which we poor are wiseHer bandage hides two festering soresThat once, perhaps, were eyesThe Great Langston HughesDaunte Wright's murder. Was it a careless mistake or something more sinister? SAF Moe ur Prison Lawyer and Ron B in the Middle discuss the facts from their perspectives. Moreover, the hosts of I got somethang ta say, try to make sense of a verdict, that makes no sense. Under the current system of law enforcement, if a police officer is in the process of apprehending an individual for some alleged offense, that person has no right to resist. Even if the officer is in the wrong. That individual cannot use deadly force against the aggressor, however, it can and will be used against that individual. As most Americans are not overt victims of overseeing and control, a problem only faced by the most downtrodden, critical subjects such as the Potter verdict, over-policing, and hyper-minority incarceration may seem overly sensationalized, notwithstanding, as for African Americans who deal with it on a day-to-day basis, it is only the system reaffirming its grasp around their proverbial throats. The subject of unarmed men and women of color being murdered is a very sensitive topic; moreover, faced with the fact that law enforcement has been used as a tool to remove all human dignity from certain persons for the purpose of control, this conversation must be had, this space must be free and open until no person is killed simply for being unapologetically different in America!Justin Terrell (Executive Director) Minnesota Justice Research Center is our special guest and speaks truth to power. Mr. Terrell is a lifelong advocate for justice and he discusses politics in Minnesota and felons' disenfranchisement in the political process.Note:In Tennessee v. Garner (1985), thus. Supreme Court reframed such actions by police to fall under the Fourth Amendment. The Court commented that "Whenever an officer restrains the freedom of a person to walk away, he has seized that person . . . there can be no question that application of deadly force is a seizure subject to the reasonableness requirement of the Fourth Amendment." This case essentially abolished the over-broad use of the "fleeing felon" doctrine by striking down the use of "all necessary means" to apprehend fleeing suspects. This Episode 16 is dedicated to all humans who were murdered by police violence. Here are a few names:1. Tony McDade aka Natosha McDade, 38, Tallahassee, FL2. Modesto "Marrero Desto" Reyes, 35, Marrero, LA3. Ruben Smith III, 35, North Little Rock, AK4. Jarvis Sullivan, 44, Yulee, FL5. Terrell Mitchell, 34, Philadelphia, PA6. Momodou Lamin Sisay, 34, Snellville, GA7. Derrick Thompson, 46, Fountain, FL8. David McAtee, 53, Louisville, KY9. Tyquarn Graves, 33, Brooklyn, NY10. Kamal Flowers, 24, New Rochelle, NY11. Lewis Ruffin Jr., 38, Orlando, FL12. Phillip Jackson, 32, Tunnell Hill, GA13. Michael Blu Thomas, 63, Lancaster, CA14. Rayshard Brooks, 27, Atlanta, GA15. Cane Van Pelt, 23, Crown Pont, IN16. Donald Ward, 27, Phoenix, AZ17. Brandon Gardner, 24, Beach Park, IL18. Terron Jammal Boone, 31, Rosamond, CA19. Derrick Canada, 43, Giddings, TX20. Skyleur Toung, 31, San Bernardino, CA21. Robert D'Lon Harris, Vinita, OK22. Rasheed Mathew Moorman, 26, Roanoke, VA23. Aloysius Larue Keaton, 58, Little Rock, AK24. Kevin O. Ruffin, 32, Sheboygan, WI25. Ky Johnson, 31, Kansas City, MO26. William Wade Burgess III, 27, St. Louis, MO27. Joseph W. Denton, 35, Milwaukee, WI28. Paul Williams, Houston, TX29. Malik Canty, 36, Paterson, NJ30. Erroll Johnson, 31, Monroe, LA31. Richard Lewis Price, 49, San Diego, CA32. Hakim Littleton, 20, Detroit, MI33. Vincent Demario Truitt, 17, Austell, GA34. Aaron Anthony Hudson, 31, Syracuse, NY35. Darius Washington, 24, Chicago Heights, IL36. Vincent Harris, 51, Baton Rouge, LA37. Jeremy Southern, 22, Sacramento, CA38. Name withheld by police, Detroit, MI39. Chester Jenkins, 60, Stockton, CA40. David Earl Brooks Jr., 45, Roxboro, NC41. Darrien Walker, 28, Detroit, MI42. Ashton Broussard, 30, Houston, TX43. Amir Johnson, 30, Ventnor City, NJ44. Julian Edward Roosevelt Lewis, 60, Sylvania, GA45. Salaythis Melvin, 22, Orlando, FL46. Jonathan Jefferson, Bossier City, LA47. Rafael Jevon Minniefield, 29, Moreland, GA48. Kendrell Antron Watkins, 31, Tuscaloosa, AL49. Anthony McClain, 32, Pasadena, CA50. Adrian Jason Roberts, 37, Hope Mills, NC51. Trayford Pellerin, 31, Lafayette, LA

Welcome to Episode #15 of I got somethang ta say, Podcast, SAF Moe ur Prison Lawyer, and Ron B' N da Middle interview David L Hall. David raps about his time in prison and the events that place him there. David is remorseful about events that took place and have matured based on that tragic day. According to the police criminal complaint, at 12:22 a.m. Sunday on the 1900 block of Newton Avenue North, officers found a deceased man in the street with multiple stab wounds. The medical examiner reported 29 stab wounds. David explains the event as a battle for survival. With that said please view the entire episode and understand this is not to glorify or sensationalize the events that have taken one man's life and left another scarred moreover it's to shed light as it provides a convicted person his voice to tell his story.Thank you for the support

I got somethang ta say Episode #14, Felons Winning After Prison: Bloc's story “ the Hidden Secret.” Bloc, the owner of Angelea Soul food restaurant 7800 Zane Noth Brooklyn Park, MN, talks about being able to conceal and carry after a criminal conviction. Watch! I got somethang ta say Episode #14, Felons Winning After Prison: Bloc's story “the Hidden Secret.” Bloc, the owner of Angelea Soul food restaurant 7800 Zane Noth Brooklyn Park, MN, talks about being able to conceal and carry after a criminal conviction. Watch! SAF Moe ur Prison Lawyer and Ron B in the Middle interview Bloc, the owner of Angelea Soul Food restaurant on Zane in Brooklyn Park, MNt, about regaining his rights to conceal and carry. (Disclaimer) This episode is based on Bloc's personal experience in the state of MN. The host of I got somethang ta say, the podcast is not providing legal advice on an individual personal experience. With that said we r the voice of the voiceless. We believe that a person should retain their rights if they are required to pay taxes!!!! If you're a felon and like to pursue regaining your right do your research or contact a law firm that specializes in helping those individuals with criminal conviction regain their rights to conceal and carry. Winning after prison is a segment of episodes that will air sporadically meant to inspire those on their journey in and out of prison. With your support, we will continue building pyramids. Thank you for your support.

The Atlantic Group Tuesday Night Speaker Meeting Jan 11th, 2022 Main Speaker: Ron B. 1st 10 Minute Speaker: Ciele 2nd 10 Minute Speaker: Pedro

In #igotsomethangtasay Episode #12 Loss of Innocence: Noelle's story. Noelle Pridgen tells a raw story of having to become an adult at the tender age of twelve. Her retelling of abuse from family members and being homeless with her son, is emotionally moving, and will leave viewers and our listeners wondering: how is this possible? A young innocent girl is born in prison and tossed around the foster care system until she's adopted. In most holliewood (sic) movies the ending is picture-perfect. However, Noelle's tale is very different please watch the whole episode. Moreover, Noelle's story is not only about the days she spent in prison but also mental health, child abuse, being #borninprison, and being homeless with her young son. SAF Moe ur prison lawyer and Ron B in the Middle bring social understanding to Noelle's story. In her bright future, Noelle brought her story to, I got somethang ta say podcast, in hopes of steering those headed a hundred miles an hour in the direction from where she has come from, a moment of deliberate pause. She presents in her words all the reasons to invest in those who are coming out and provide opportunities for change. Please support the real and watch, listen and share with us. We r the voice of the voiceless: From Noelle's blog: Redeeming A Lost Life Welcome to Hell and Back, a unique blog here for you to explore. I only wish to share my life experiences with the hope that it will spread the value of mental health care, spirituality, and a supportive community. Having the opportunity to share my passions and thoughts with my loyal readers is healing, so thank you for your support. Read, reflect, and spread awareness #mentalhealth #hatefulwords #borninprison https://noellepridgen.wixsite.com/noelle/post/untitled

In Episode 7, SAF Moe ur prison lawyer, and Ron B in the middle speak with Miss. B, a survivor of Shakopee women's prison located in Minnesota. Miss B's story is one that will touch you because it is filled with the God honest, truth, as much as it makes a person think: how could something so tragic happen to such a beautiful person? Miss. B was born in the South and raised a fighter and a survivor, and her only weapon has always been her contagious, infectious smile and lovable character. The criminal injustice must be held accountable, and we as felons must come together and begin to network and pool our resources to fight the legal discrimination that has been levied against us. Moreover, Miss. B and I, both knew Mr. Randall Smith, I am sure she would wish, as I have done, dedicated this episode to the living Memory of Mr. Randall Smith. In the words of the Great Fred Hampton: Why don't you live for the people? Why don't you struggle for the people? Why don't you die for the people?Listen, watch, subscribePeace and keep supporting the real y'all. I got somethang ta say The Movement

In this episode of i got somethang ta say, SAF Moe ur prison lawyer and Ron B in the middle talk criminal injustice and how justice is applied differently solely based on the color of a person's skin. In the trial of #Kimpotter verse the STATE of Minnesota, the legal system has provided for an accused murder all the safeguards it does not provide for black men. The #Minneapolispolice department (#BrooklynParkpolice department) is business as usual and the nation has no intention of stopping the assassination of unarmed black men. I got somethang ta say is the voice of the voiceless and will remain vigilant in reporting the truth of those society feels does not matter.

SAF Moe ur prison lawyer and Ron B in the Middle interview Tina Williams and discuss her challenges while incarcerated. Tina explains how the State of Minnesota through its adoption process removes infants from their mothers' care. The conversation is emotionally driven by unsympathetic callous processes that destabilize homes with the removal of the mother and the separation of a child from all family associations. The state needs to focus more on keeping women who commit crimes with their families. It is a no-brainer, except most individuals placed in political office are as brainless as the scarecrow.#foryou #shockingcontent #supportthereal #womeninprison

In this episode of i got somethang ta say, SAF Moe ur prison lawyer and Ron B in the middle talk criminal injustice and how justice is applied differently solely based on the color of a person's skin. In the trial of #Kimpotter verse the STATE of Minnesota, the legal system has provided for an accused murder all the safeguards it does not provide for black men. The #Minneapolispolice department (#BrooklynParkpolice department) is business as usual and the nation has no intention of stopping the assassination of unarmed black men. I got somethang ta say is the voice of the voiceless and will remain vigilant in reporting the truth of those society feels does not matter. # foryou and #supportthereal and #foryou #igotsomethangtasay

Thank you for your support. (We appreciate all our fans and their loyalty) Keeping viewing our podcasts on all platforms @igotsomethangtasay we r the voice of the voiceless. Episode #5 Part 2 is an in-depth investigation of the criminal injustice system and its historical and modern connection to slavery. SAF Moe ur prison lawyer and Ron B in the middle discuss with neighborhood legend Tommie “BC” Crawford the sinister or fortunate connection between the institutions of slavery and mass incarceration. The overall impression left by this interview is slavery in all its forms is a necessary institution and it's with the exceptional Negro help of misdirection, and lack of testicular fortitude that it has been allowed to prosper, with certain individuals benefiting from the outright negotiation of the slave. I am talking about the slave trader lawyer and the slave master Judge on his bench and corrections. Stay tuned this is only part 2 of a 4-part series where we will conclude with bringing both the sovereignty and the 13th Amendment prisoners are slaves, argument head-to-head. In Part 2 AC introduces the sovereignty argument and explains its benefits. It will only happen on I got somethang ta say (We r the voice of the voiceless support the REAL)Listen, Watch, Support Loyalty

Thank you for your support. We appreciate all our fans and their loyalty) Keeping viewing our podcasts on all platforms @igotsomethangtasay we r the voice of the voiceless. Episode #5 Part 1 is an in-depth investigation of the criminal injustice system and its historical and modern connection to slavery. SAF Moe ur prison lawyer and Ron B in the middle discuss with neighborhood legend Tommie “BC” Crawford the sinister or fortunate connection between the institutions of slavery and mass incarceration. The overall impression left by this interview is slavery in all it forms is a necessary institution and it's with the Negro help of misdirection that it has been allowed to prosper, with certain individuals benefiting from the outright negotiation of the slave. I am talking about the slave trader lawyer and the slave master Judge on his bench. Stay tuned this is only part of a 4-part series where we will conclude with bringing both the sovereignty and the 13th Amendment prisoners are slaves, argument head-to-head. It will only happen on I got somethang ta say (We r the voice of the voiceless

SAF Moe ur prison lawyer and Ron B in the Middle explore love in prison with Kelsie (MN teacher). Kelsie is very candid about whether she would pursue a relationship with a man locked up, and why she may or may not choose that relationship. I think the ultimate question this Part 2 of Episode 3 looks to explore is whether white women are there for black men in prison more so than black women. True or False?

This is the trailer for episode #2 of i got somethang ta say featuring the brilliant and socially conscious Chauntyll Allen, Director of Saint Paul School Board. This podcast is life-altering as SAF Moe ur prison lawyer and Ron B in the Middle talk #schooltoprisonpipeline to black lives, so bring pencil and paper.#bestpodcast

Dave Kluesner stops by the Pod to talk about his big win over the Flag Brethren in week 6, the big trade between Lee and Ron B, and all of the big week 7 matchups in the H'burg FFL!

“R” is for Rash, Ron (b. 1953). Poet, novelist. A native of Chester, Rash graduated from Gardner-Webb College and received an M.A. in English from Clemson. Since 2003, he has been the Parris Distinguished Professor in Appalachian Cultural Studies at Western Carolina University. Rash’s family has lived in the southern Appalachian Mountains since the 1700s. His fiction and poetry about the people of Appalachia and the mill towns are filled with gentle humor, family strife, and economic problems. Although the people in his work are beset by drought, floods, and layoffs, Rash focuses on their enduring and universal qualities. He tells of their everyday joys and sorrows, of their disappointed religious yearnings, of their strengths, weakness, and foibles. In addition to his poetry and novels, Ron Rash has achieved international acclaim for his short stories.

 S2 Ep.14 OneMicNite w/ Marcos Luis : Deep and Inspiring Talks with Photo Journalist Ron B. Wilson: Documentarian & Dynamic Book "Resilience " will captivate You. His Blog: www.ArtStyleFlow.com IG/Twitter : @RonBWilson       After spending the past 20 years founding and working with some of the best and busiest wedding photography studios in the U.S. and photographing over 500 weddings around the globe, Photo journalist Ron B. Wilson has reconnected with his true passions: travel, men’s street style, and fine-art photography. So starting “Art, Style, Flow”, a travel inspiration blog and online magazine featuring his photography, was a natural process and has been a work in progress all these years. Ron’s primary goal is to tell stories with images and to bring out the very best in every detail of each subject he photographs. He is available for fashion, advertising, travel and editorial assignments. Ron has been recognized by: The New York Times Professional Photographer Magazine Range Finder Magazine The Miami Herald National Geographic The Knot Grace Ormonde Photographers Without Borders Exposure Photography Festival *** RON’S FIRST BOOK, "RESILIENCE" ~Order today on Amazon in paperback and eBook formats, Audible coming soon Tropical Art: Courtesy of Follow: IG/Twitter @AzulesEn Music: "oneMicnite Theme Song/Halftime' , Jazz Vibes " by youtube @ProfessorSoraMusic Show: All Social Media @OneMicNite & www.OneMicNite.com for links Host: All Social Media Follow @MarcosLuis & www.MarcosLuis.com for more info ****Support for OneMicNite: Has provided platform for Indie Artists since 2006 with it's #LiveSeries and now virtually and Podcast. Yu can help Us by donating to the Artist Collective here Pay Pal; MarcosStarActor@gmail.com or Venmo/Cash App: MarcosLuis1 Thank you for your support.

Ron B and I talk about the election, the watermelon face mask, the importance of mathematics and math in everyday life. and PIE.... :)If you are seeking counseling or tutoring in mathematics for your children or yourselves,,, contact him:Phone: 954.243.8601Instagram.com/BCCLLC_Website: https://www.patreon.com/bccllc..Subscribe to us here: BLOOMERPOD.COM..Typical Div Home Roasted #Coffee 10 PERCENT OFF AT CHECK OUT WITH PROMO CODE "BLOOMER": https://www.typicaldiv.com/product-page/homeroastedcoffeeLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BloomerPodFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/okbloomerzFollow us On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/bloomerpod/

"D" is for Daise, Ron (b. 1956) and Natalie Daise (b. 1960). Educators, entertainers. Well known for bringing Gullah culture to national and international audiences, Ron and Natalie Daise have spent the last three decades researching, performing, and publishing information about the dynamic history of lowcountry African Americans. In 1994 they launched the children’s television program Gullah Gullah Island , which aired on cable television through 1997In 2004 Ron Daise became Vice President for Creative Education at Brookgreen Gardens in Murrels Inlet and the couple relocated to Winyah Bay. Natalie describes herself as a storyteller, using a variety of mediums. Strong advocates for the importance of recognizing Gullah language and culture, Ron and Natalie Daise have ensured that people around the world are familiar with the Gullah history tied to the South Carolina Sea Islands.

ONCE AGAIN MY HUBS JOINED ME FOR ANOTHER EPISODE... JOIN US AS WE TAKE YOU ON A JOURNEY IN TO HOW WE CAME TO BE... US!! WE BOTH SHARE OUR INSIGHTS ON WHAT WE THOUGHT OUR MARRIAGE WOULD BE AND THE REALITY OF WHAT OUR MARRIAGE REALLY IS!!! WE SHARE OUR MANY MOMENTS AND IM SURE THERES SOMEONE SOMEWHERE... WHO COULD RELATE... THANKS AGAIN FOR LISTENING!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shavoria-j/support

JUST ME FOR MY FIRSTTTTT EPISODE FEAT. MY HUBS RON B...... I WANTED TO GET MY LISTENERS BETTER AQUAINTED WITH ME!!! WHAT BETTER WAY TO DO THAT THAN GETTING THE PERSON WHOM KNOWS ME THE BEST TO ASK ME... YOU WOULDNT BELIEVE MY ANSWERS LOL TUNE IN AND CATCH A VIBE AND A LAUGH... ALSO WE BOTH ADD OUR OWN COMMENTARY TO LASTEST NEWS OF CARDI AND OFFSET!!! email.: shaevibespod@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shavoria-j/support

Ron L. Zabler admits Oneida County winters have been harsh on his family's cabin in the woods. Some of the paint may be peeling, but that makes this place no less important to him. “Once I'm up here, I don't want to go back,” said Zabler, whose permanent home with his wife, Carline, is in southern Wisconsin. A lot of his attitude has to do with his family's history on this plot of land. “I've been here since I was 14. I was here when the original owner was here,” said Zabler, who is in his 70s. He was standing outside the red, wooden cabin with his wife and his son, also named Ron. “This is sacred land. My grandfather's ashes are on this property,” said the son, Ron B. Zabler. “This land's been in our family since he got out of World War II.” The family has always known their area of the Town of Schoepke to be a peaceful one, until earlier this month, when trucks and heavy machinery started lumbering by on the one-lane gravel road. “They're currently doing exploratory drilling, and you

Ron L. Zabler admits Oneida County winters have been harsh on his family’s cabin in the woods. Some of the paint may be peeling, but that makes this place no less important to him. “Once I’m up here, I don’t want to go back,” said Zabler, whose permanent home with his wife, Carline, is in southern Wisconsin. A lot of his attitude has to do with his family’s history on this plot of land. “I’ve been here since I was 14. I was here when the original owner was here,” said Zabler, who is in his 70s. He was standing outside the red, wooden cabin with his wife and his son, also named Ron. “This is sacred land. My grandfather’s ashes are on this property,” said the son, Ron B. Zabler. “This land’s been in our family since he got out of World War II.” The family has always known their area of the Town of Schoepke to be a peaceful one, until earlier this month, when trucks and heavy machinery started lumbering by on the one-lane gravel road. “They’re currently doing exploratory drilling, and you

BTL newsdesk host Benton Crider sits down with husband and husband business partners Ron B. and Bot A. McJobe to talk about their latest financial ventures, their advice for millennial entrepreneurs, and pipe bombs.

The “Live Debates” are back; this time for Ron B. in Dallas, TX, who is avoiding SUVs and going straight to large sedans for his work needs. The guys enjoy exploring off-road options in the market, and help Tyler M. with choices for true 4x4s that are inexpensive enough to be a second vehicle. Social media questions address electric car racing, the Honda Ridgeline, and the ridiculous lengths to which Porsche will go for small weight savings… ‘American Original,’ the Corvette film is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Blu-ray on Amazon, and also rental on Vimeo. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, the Everyday Driver show on IMDB and Amazon Prime, and write to us with your Topic Tuesday discussions and podcast debates at everydaydrivertv@gmail.com or everydaydriver.com. Many thanks for listening and tell a friend!

February 26, 2018 Just Riding Along Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE Hot damn. Matt and Andrea have some damn nice new bikes. They get caught up on what they’re up to, without Kenny. He’s busy being crazy or something, possibly…nobody knows. Matt has been traveling. They chat about the new bikes, some gear, and whatever the hell they feel like. SHOW DONATIONS -none this week If you would like to support the show, CLICK HERE.  We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at jra@mountainbikeradio.com. ----------- LISTENER QUESTIONS Questions answered by the crew in this episode: - Tom H has a Kona and blew his mind on new fork prices - Joseph C has some serious cassette info - HERE - Vinnie is wondering about some torque wrench stuff - Ron B found some "Infinity" information ----------- RELATED SHOW LINKS Buy the JRA Intro Music Right Here Shop via our Amazon Affiliate Link Go to the Mountain Bike Radio Store Pivot Les Dakine Hot Laps Ibis Hakka MX Syntace Torque Wrench Effeto Mariposa Torque WrenchCassette spreadsheetBecome a Mountain Bike Radio member Just Riding Along on Twitter Brickhouse Racing Website Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page Brickhouse Racing Instagram Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page Andrea’s Twitter Matt’s Twitter Kenny’s Twitter

Tonight Mark and Jon sit in with us as we try some beers Ron B brought us and a few the boys brought.  We are missing 5 of our normal crew, so we went looking for them by playing MarkO Polo.  As luck would have it we found Marco and Jon.  Close enough we figured, so off we go on a beer adventure!  

In dieser Folge haben wir Ron Bühler von RonAir Podcast ist bei uns zu Gast. Er erzählt uns unter anderem, wieso er als Exraucher angefangen hat zu dampfen. Aber auch, wie er dazu kam bei Hörspielen mit zu machen und was es braucht, um Audioproduktionen zu realisieren. Er verrät uns auch seine Lieblings-Podcasts und wieso RonAir keine Fluggesellschaft ist.