Podcast appearances and mentions of ross brown

HIGHLIGHTS:Bonanza-Grade Upside: Historic samples up to 204 g/t gold at Lake Cargelligo in Australia's prolific Cobar Mining District.Next-Gen Exploration: AI-powered targeting and modern geophysics set to unlock previously missed zones in Q3 2025.Multi-Commodity Growth: Exposure to gold, uranium (Athabasca Basin), and lithium (James Bay & New Mexico).Leadership That Delivers: New CEO Andrew Watson brings a capital-efficient strategy backed by a veteran technical team with global discovery success.In a year when gold just hit an all-time high of $3,430 USD ($4,700 CAD) per ounce, Lancaster Resources is positioning itself squarely at the intersection of market momentum and strategic resource acquisition. The company has secured the Lake Cargelligo project in New South Wales — a 287 sq. km property in the proven but underexplored Cobar Mining District.CEO Andrew Watson, newly appointed to lead the company through its next phase of growth, calls the project “a potential company-maker” — and not without reason. With historic bonanza-grade samples up to 204 g/t gold and multiple zones of mineralization identified over a 25 km strike length, Lancaster believes it's targeting the kind of scale that has delivered multi-million-ounce discoveries in the past.“Lake Cargelligo checks all the boxes: a tier-one mining jurisdiction, historic high-grade samples, and zero modern geophysics. We believe it holds the scale potential of a Fort Knox-style discovery.” – Andrew Watson, CEO, Lancaster ResourcesLake Cargelligo offers district-scale potential in a gold-producing region that already hosts mines with resources exceeding 1.7 million ounces. Lancaster Resources is preparing to deploy next-generation geophysics and AI-powered targeting technologies, aiming to identify mineralized zones that were missed during earlier, shallow drilling campaigns.To strengthen its exploration program, the company has engaged two seasoned Australian geologists — Ross Brown, with over 40 years of global exploration experience, and Rob Heaslop, known for his operational depth and discovery track record.While gold remains Lancaster's near-term focus, the company is building long-term strategic depth across multiple critical commodities. It holds two uranium properties in Canada's Athabasca Basin — the world's top uranium district — positioning it to benefit from rising energy demand driven by AI and electrification.Additionally, its lithium portfolio includes brine assets in New Mexico and hard-rock claims in Quebec's James Bay region, offering exposure to the growing need for energy storage solutions.Lancaster's portfolio is aligned with three of the strongest commodity trends in the global market today: gold, uranium, and lithium. With near-term exploration at Lake Cargelligo set to begin in Q3 2025, and a veteran technical team in place, Lancaster is emerging as a compelling small cap to watch.DISTRICT SCALE POTENTIALSTRATEGIC DEPTH: MORE THAN JUST GOLDCONCLUSION

Emulsifiers are among the most common food additives found in ultra-processed foods (UPFs), a much-discussed category of foods commonly defined as those made using manufactured ingredients. They are often packaged and have a long shelf life. Research examining the impact of diets high in UPFs suggests higher rates of obesity and diseases such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.However, discussions about labeling these foods as "ultra-processed" have also sparked debates about whether their negative effects are primarily due to their high fat, sugar, and salt content, or whether they stem from the effects of processing itself, particularly the additives they contain.In this episode, Jaega Wise explores one of the most commonly used additives in UPFs—emulsifiers. She investigates how they work, what they do, their history, associated health concerns, and their potential future developments.Featuring: Nicola Lando and Ross Brown from the online specialty cooking supplies company Sous Chef; Tim Spector, professor of epidemiology at King's College London and co-founder of the personalized health app Zoe; food historian Annie Gray; John Ruff, Chief Science Advisor at the Institute of Food Technologists; Professor Barry Smith at the University of London's Centre for the Study of the Senses; Professor Anwesha Sarkar, an expert in colloids and surfaces at Leeds University's School of Food Science and Nutrition; and Dr. Benoit Chassaing, a research director at The Institut Pasteur in Paris, who studies microbiota and the health impacts of certain emulsifiers.Presented by Jaega Wise Produced in Bristol for BBC Audio by Natalie Donovan

What better way to launch Season 6 of Get Amplified than with the experienced and innovative GTM leader, Ross Brown. This episode is jam packed with stories and nuggets of partnering strategy. You'll need your fast listening ears as it is a wild ride with some brilliant metaphors and stories that had us leaning in for more!With an impressive career that spans over three decades, including senior leadership roles at Citrix, Microsoft, VMware, and Oracle, we delve into the topic of teaming at scale. Ross shares his vast experience and insights into how strategic partnerships can drive efficiency and success.We discuss how businesses can thrive by focusing on their core competencies and outsourcing the rest. Through relatable examples like the UK's wine industry and the metaphor of house building, we hear how specialization leads to greater value creation. Getting into the nitty gritty, we discuss driving behavioural change through well-designed incentives, using Microsoft's transition to a rateable revenue model as a case study. Ross shares riveting stories of deep tech partnerships, such as those between Oracle, Accenture, and Quantify, that showcase the transformative power of clear role alignment and expertise sharing. This episode offers a compelling take on how effective teaming and trust-building are crucial in today's competitive landscape.We would love you to follow us on LinkedIn! https://www.linkedin.com/company/amplified-group/

In New Orleans we pride ourselves on our extensive array of live entertainment. According to music media company, Off Beat, and tourist authority New Orleans & Company, on any given night we have, on average, 100 places to hear live music. If New York City had the same per capita number of live music venues, they'd have 800. In fact, they have 1,100. Ok, so we're not beating New York, but we're in the same ballpark, and that's impressive for a medium-size city. How about live theater? If, per capita, we had as many options to go see a play in New Orleans as they do in New York, we'd have 142 live theater stages. In fact, we have fewer than 20. So, what's up with that? In a city whose Mardi Gras parades are among the biggest live street theater events in the world, why do we have so little traditional theater? Rob DeViney might be able to shed some light on that question. Rob is Executive Director of Jefferson Performing Arts. In New Orleans there's a long-running intersection of theater and business – in the person of larger-than-life characters who own or represent businesses. Folks like, Al Scramuzza from Seafood City. The Special Man from Frankie & Johnnie's Furniture. Restaurateurs Paul Prudhomme and Emeril Lagasse. Ronnie Lamarque the crooning car salesman. Al Copeland. Chris Owens. Morris Bart. The list goes on. The newest addition to it, is Bougie Man Bourgeois. The Bougie Man is an import from Cajun country where he developed his meat product, Bougie Bologna. Unlike other bologna, which is apparently made from the cuts of meat discarded from traditional butchering, Bougie Bologna is made from 100% pork shoulder. The slogan summarizing this differentiation was originally, “Butthole free.” Apparently, the USDA frowned on that, so now Bougie Bologna is described somewhat more prosaically as, “no mystery meat or byproducts.” The Bougie Man is the alter ego of Ross Brown, who is also the creator of Bougie Bologna. In New Orleans business, like the rest of New Orleans, we're no strangers to contradiction. The same local companies will sponsor the health-driven Crescent City Classic road race, and the Red Dress Run, an athletic event that's also an alcohol-fueled celebration of cross-dressing. We don't think it's unusual for a CEO of a serious business to also be an active member of a seriously fun-centric Mardi Gras krewe. A great deal of our city's revenue comes from tourists who come here to party. But we're also on reputable entrepreneurial lists as one of the best cities to start a business. In this New Orleans tradition of occupational antithesis, Rob and Ross are great representatives of both the business of theater, and the theater of business. Out to Lunch was recorded live over lunch at Columns in Uptown New Orleans. You can find photos from this show by Jill Lafleur at itsneworleans.com.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For as long as humans and pre-human ancestors have been on the planet -- roughly 2.6 million years or so, we have been eating meat. In fact, recent studies have suggested that had it not been for our carnivorous consumption, humans would not have evolved the way that we did. Over the millennia our tastes have changed but not our love of meat. These days consumers - who spent more than $122B in 2023 on meat - are seeking out high quality, artisanal, organic and sustainable meats. Which is good news for local entrepreneurs cashing in on the craze.   Ross Brown's company, Bougie Bologna, specializes in making an all natural bologna using smoked pork shoulder – and if like a lot of Ross's customers you grew up thinking of bologna as a luncheon meat from Oscar Mayer think again. Ross describes his meat product as Cajun smoked sausage in sandwich form. Ross founded the company in 2022, after nearly two decades in the oil business, because he believed in the product and wanted to be his own boss. Bougie Bologna has proven to be a hit. There are currently three varieties sold in grocery stores from Lafayette to New Orleans, including a deal with Rouses Supermarkets that will put the products in 70 locations across south Louisiana. Ross, aka The Bougie Man, is a native of Lafayette, who is still getting used to running a demanding business that is growing faster than he could have imagined.  Derek Stuart is co-owner of The Meatatory, as in meat and laboratory, a craft butcher in Prairieville that specializes in craft burgers and sausage recipes, high end Wagyu and specialty beef cuts, as well as local staples like Boudin balls and barbecue. Derek and his wife, Laura, opened the Meatatory in 2022. It is both a retail storefront and a catering business with a menu that includes charcuterie boards, sides and desserts. Like Ross, Derek grew up in south Louisiana, Ascension Parish, specifically, and developed a  passion for food and cooking meat early on.  Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs On the Boulevard. You can find photos from this show at itsbatonrouge.la.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Content warning: domestic violence, domestic abuse, physical, verbal, mental, and emotional abuse, child-to-parent violence, child-to-family violence, sibling abuse, elder abuse, intrafamilial abuse, murder, and familicide. Tabatha Ross-Brown is a Michigan familywoman, certified mental health support specialist, victim advocate, and founder of the non-profit organization Parent Real Talk. After providing her services to parents-in-need, Tabatha came to realize that America severely lacked awareness and available resources for families experiencing violence or abuse by a child-age perpetrator. She set out on a mission geared towards awareness, treatment, and prevention of child-to-family - and more specifically child-to-caregiver - violence. Her efforts have included the establishment of the very first American-based child-to-parent violence Awareness Day in several counties in Michigan, and her goal is to establish a nationwide awareness day. The Broken Cycle Media team is extremely grateful for this advocate interview with Tabatha, as well as all of her time, expertise, and related work. Sources: United Kingdom Law: United Kingdom Domestic Abuse Statutory Guidance Florida 2017 Legislation: Support for Parental Victims of Child Domestic Violence Danger assessment: https://www.dangerassessment.org/uploads/DA_NewScoring_2019.pdf (CPVA adult and minor child danger assessment attached) Roundtable Discussion YouTube video: https://youtu.be/p6DAO2wAztA?si=jSTxydjz8ImRZDbl Breakaway Videos: Escape From Clothing Grab, Escape From A Bear Hug, Defense Against Punches, Safety Stance Resources: Parent Real Talk nonprofit organization: https://www.parentrealtalk.com/ PEGS: Parent Education Growth Support: https://www.pegsupport.co.uk/join-in-cpa-awareness-day Roundtable Discussion Informational Booklet w/ Michigan Commissioner's Recognition: https://www.parentrealtalk.com/cpva2023 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LetsGetRealwithParentTalk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lets_get_real_with_parent_talk/ Trauma Resource Institute: https://www.traumaresourceinstitute.com/crm iCHILL Wellness App: https://www.ichillapp.com/

If you're gonna be first, you're gonna take a risk. All the more so if you're going to market with a foreign concept.  People are creatures of habit. We look to the world we know to understand new concepts. And if something we're trying is unlike anything we've tried before…that can be a recipe for failure. Think of it this way: People who are remembered for being ahead of their time aren't usually remembered for being wildly successful. It's a contradiction in terms.  To illustrate: Imagine trying to explain yoga to a bunch of Cajuns in the 1980s.  Movement Yoga is so commonplace now, it's hard to fathom. But that's pretty much the story of Jerry Smith-Guidry, who was one of the very first people to teach yoga in Lafayette. A self-described “type A” personality, she discovered wellness and yoga in 1989 and fell in love. She went on to create the yoga program at Red Lerille's Health Club here in Lafayette.  Today, Jerry runs Acadiana Yoga & Wellness studio, which she founded in 2009. Acadiana Yoga offers a range of wellness services, including yoga classes, massage, reiki, pilates and more. It's also the only Yoga and Pilates mat certification in Lafayette.  Meat It's one thing when you're introducing something new, and another thing entirely to introduce something misunderstood. Like bologna. Yes, bologna. And if you're eating a slice of cajun smoked bologna made by Ross Brown, go ahead and get rid of any preconceived notion of how that sausage is made. This is Bougie Bologna — High grade stuff made from pork shoulder. 100% free of byproducts, mechanically separated meats, and the unmentionables you usually find in bologna with the first name O-S-C-A-R. Ross got into making bologna to convince his wife to like it. He learned the process from YouTube and started selling at a local bar — the Freetown Boom Boom Room in Lafayette. It caught on. And in 2022, Bougie Bologna was born. Ross quit his job offshore and has moved into bologna full time. Out to Lunch Acadiana was recorded live over lunch at Tsunami Sushi in downtown Lafayette. You can find photos from this show by Astor Morgan at itsacadiana.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Bougie Man Bougeois, Founder of Bougie Bologna — We are talking with the Bougie Man Bourgeois, The HMIC, and the founder of Bougie Bologna(Balonee) a 100% Butthole Free product. We will get to know Ross and the company that delivers a game-changing product that so many are nostalgic over. https://www.bougiebologna.com/ — Find this and past episodes at: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-tea-podcast/support — The Tea Podcast is proudly sponsored by Chase Group Construction, The Music Academy of Acadiana, and Electronic Protection Systems. The Tea Podcast Studio is sponsored in-part by Mire.Group CPAs: https://facebook.com/miregroupcpa?mibextid=LQQJ4d

On this episode of Antioch MFA Program's LitCit host Thomas Huisking talks to screenwriter Ross Brown about his journey from second assistant director to television writer to executive producer and creator of three different network shows. If you remember Webster, The Facts of Life, and Step By Step, among others, you're in for a treat! This interview was conducted shortly before the 2023 Writers Guild of America Strike. This episode was produced by Michael Sedillo and mastered by Thomas Huisking.

Claire Ross-Brown is an English actress, businesswoman, and philanthropist with extensive experience in both the entertainment industry and the business world. Launching her acting career at the age of 14, Claire quickly made a name for herself with appearances in popular English TV shows such as EastEnders; and in feature films like The Rainbow. Her expertise also spans the financial sector, where for over 30 years she has been a pivotal figure, providing advice to industry leaders including Cashworks, Goldman Sachs, and Credit Suisse on talent management, corporate partnerships, and strategic deal-making. In 2019, armed with a deep understanding of modern business and financial practices, Claire founded CJ London, a luxury fashion brand known for its exceptional yet accessible “Timeless Classics” collections. Centered around the iconic "little black dress", CJ London is committed to sustainability, using eco-friendly materials and processes to cater to fashion enthusiasts globally. In the dynamic landscape of blockchain technology, Claire Ross-Brown joined Concordium, a pioneering Layer One blockchain, as an advisor and news anchor in 2021. Her involvement with Concordium positioned her at the vanguard of blockchain innovation, where she leveraged her expertise to offer strategic insights and effectively communicate intricate blockchain concepts to a broad audience. Simultaneously, Claire took the role as Executive Director and presenter at Crypto Channel Direct. This weekly program has quickly become a staple in the crypto community, with Claire dissecting the most pressing crypto and blockchain news, offering opinions, and providing informative segments that elucidate the industry's most complex topics. Claire's dedication to demystifying the often opaque world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology made her a trusted voice in the community. Her ability to translate the nuances of digital currencies and the underlying technology into accessible and engaging content ensures that viewers are consistently well-informed and ahead of the curve. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crypto-hipster-podcast/support

Welcome to a milestone episode of the "Ultimate Guide to Partnering" podcast! I can hardly believe it's our 200th episode. To mark this special occasion, we're diving into a foundational principle of partnership that we believe is often overlooked but incredibly vital. At Ultimate Partner, we emphasize the importance of cultivating the right mindset, be it a growth mindset, an infinite mindset, or a partnership mindset. This mindset is the key to unlocking the full potential of partnership leaders and achieving their greatest results. We're passionate about this topic, and we're thrilled to explore it further today. In this episode, we have a remarkable guest with us, Mike Gervais. He's not only a dear friend but also a high-performance leader and coach, known for working with CEOs, Olympic athletes, and individuals from diverse backgrounds to help them reach their peak potential. Mike is also the author of a compelling new book, "The First Rule of Mastery." This marks his fourth appearance on "Ultimate Guide to Partnering," and we're diving deep into his book's principles and how they can empower you to achieve your greatest results. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to absorb insights from Mike Gervais as we celebrate our 200th episode of "Ultimate Guide to Partnering."

Ross Brown is the guitarist for Vermilion Whiskey out of Lafayette, LA. They just released a record titled Crimson and Stone featuring Tommy Buckley on drums. Ross also runs Bougie Bologna - a 100-percent butthole-free bologna, and 10 South Productions - a multimedia outlet. They're playing the Freetown Boom Boom Room in Lafayette, LA tonight. Show details here: https://www.instagram.com/vermilionwhiskey/ https://vermilionwhiskey.bandcamp.com/album/crimson-stone

Welcome back to the real Oshow podcast. Today we have Ross Brown, a VeeFriends and Loud Punx NFT enthusiast.Ross is a massive fan of Gary Vee's brand and is super bullish about the future of VeeFriends, because of the utility + the strength of the community that already exists. But the best value on the market for NFTs at the moment is Rolling Louds Project (Loud Punx), which gives you free VIP access to any Rolling Loud event worldwide. These NFTs currently cost about $2500 - but since it lives on the blockchain, a large majority have no idea these exist or how to buy them.That's why the education of Web 3.0 is so important, not to go all in but to slowly learn about what is coming down the pipe because it is happening quicker than most think.We walk through each project's pros and cons, but more specifically, get educated on the blockchain, why the utility of NFTs matter, and the future of this brand-new technology.NFTs will be an essential part of sports ticketing, contacts, and mortgages as it progresses and becomes more simplified, in the same light as the World Wide Web did in the early 2000s.Thank you for supporting our show, and if you enjoyed it, please share it with someone that may find it worthwhile.All love, Check Out our Youtube Page- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoqz3s_B_VYHuQtuVIDxpiQ Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@therealoshow?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcTweet @zacharyowings2 with what you thought about the podcast or what you want us to discuss in future shows. Music by Leno Tk- Greatness (Streaming All Platforms)

Ross Brown, senior vice president of North America Cloud Ecosystem Partners at Oracle, talks to Larry Walsh about what it means to make money in cloud computing. The cloud is now mainstream. Vendors and partners make more money on cloud and other automated services sold through subscriptions than they do through traditional hardware and software products. A large part of cloud computing's appeal is the recurring revenue — steady, predictable income with a consistent expense correlation. Unlike fluctuating, seasonal sales cycles, recurring revenue brings certainty.  Recurring revenue sounds simple in explaining the cloud computing model, but accounting for cloud revenue is much different and more difficult. Cloud computing is sold on extended contracts with pricing consideration based on consumption expectations over the lifetime of the engagement. Bookings don't equal revenue. Revenue isn't immediately recognized. There are revenue and costs associated with interconnected services. And customers can use “credits” to retire their purchasing commitments, but vendors must pay partners for those sales.  Pricing and accounting in cloud computing are complicated and confusing. Planning for growth, calculating profitability, measuring performance, and defining value to partners and customers are all a matter of how a vendor interprets GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles) and calculates cloud numbers.  Given the pervasiveness of cloud computing in the channel, Changing Channels asked a true expert in cloud services and business models — as well as the channel — to talk about cloud pricing, revenue recognition, and accounting practices. Ross Brown, senior vice president of North America Cloud Ecosystem Partners at Oracle, has one of the most in-depth understandings of cloud economics relative to vendor sales and partner engagement models. The insights Brown shares provide a next-level reveal of what it means to make money in cloud computing.  Follow us, Like us, and Subscribe! Channelnomics: https://channelnomics.com/ LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2NC6Vli Twitter: https://twitter.com/Channelnomics Changing Channels Is a Channelnomics production Follow @Channelnomics to stay current on the latest #research, #bestpractices, and #resources. At @Channelnomics — the voice of thought leadership — we define #channel trends, chart new #GTM strategies, and #partner with industry leaders to champion #diversity in the channel.  Episode Resources Host Larry Walsh: https://bit.ly/3beZfOa Guest Ross Brown: https://tinyurl.com/4r5ej67s In the Margins: https://tinyurl.com/2sun9z5s © 2112 Enterprises LLC

My grandfather Joe is serving in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He isn't married... yet. But he is head over heels for someone who's there waiting for him in Seattle every single time his ship comes into port. That someone is my grandmother Beverly, who's just as in love with him too. She moves from Hollywood to the Pacific Northwest to be there as he comes back from his deployments. Whenever he's away, they write letters back and forth to each other constantly. Over 100 letters (and a marriage and a family) later, I inherit these letters and start reading them. Going through them, I discover incredible accounts of events happening in the war and feelings between my grandparents. I'm getting to know them better than when they were still alive. As I begin reading this one letter from my grandfather, I'm captivated by the details of being aboard the ship, his concern for the war, and his love for Beverly. However, there's something unusual about this letter. Someone has, quite literally, cut out a paragraph! This paper has a hole in it. Sure, censorship during wartime happens, but my mind can't help but race with curiosity. Why was it cut? What was in that missing paragraph? And did he ever tell my grandmother what it was? You know you have good writing when you want to know what's missing, and you start imagining things and filling in the blanks for yourself. And that's why I'm so excited for this week's special guest! Ross Brown is an award-winning writer, producer, and professor. In this episode, he talks about comedic writing, shares stories from his sitcom writing days (including the writing process), and answers questions such as: How can you turn a dark situation into a comedic writing opportunity? What two things make a story a story, regardless of its format? And where can unpredictability cross the line and cause a negative reaction in your audience? What you will learn in this episode: Why the story still matters most, even in comedic writing What it takes to create good comedic stories without forcing the funny Why unpredictability makes for better comedy and stories Who is Ross? Ross Brown has created and produced comedies for The WB, CBS, and ABC. After beginning his career on The Cosby Show, he went on to work on the feature film National Lampoon's Vacation as an assistant director. Next, he served as a tenured Assistant Professor of TV Writing & Production at Chapman University. Then from 2016 until June 2022, he was the founding director of the MFA in Writing & Contemporary Media at Santa Barbara's Antioch University. In addition to his television and film work, Ross has had his short plays performed in theaters in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Minnesota, as well as readings of his full-length plays staged at The Pasadena Playhouse in California and The Barter Theater in Virginia. He's also authored the book Create Your Own TV Series for the Internet which is an all-in-one guide to creating short-form TV series online. Links and Resources: rossgordonbrown@gmail.com @ross.brown.9440 on Facebook Create Your Own TV Series for the Internet by Ross Brown Storytelling School Website @storytellingschool on Instagram @storytellingSchool on Facebook

Aarron and Cammy sit down with Ross Brown to paw over his shinty career, from the west coast of Lochcarron to being the man in the middle of a Glasgow Celtic Cup Final and then to being the man in the Forward line of a Glasgow Mid Argyll team.

Hun er fra England men har fået et solidt ståsted her i landet hvor hun har boet de sidste mange år. Claire er et af de gladeste mennesker, og du vil nyde din tid med hende her!

In this episode, host Kristin Hayes talks with Dallas Burtraw, a senior fellow at Resources for the Future and chair of California's Independent Emissions Market Advisory Committee (IEMAC), a body that was created by legislation to help the state of California examine and refine its cap-and-trade program for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. California's climate policy success matters on a global stage: given the size of its economy and the sophistication of its policy designs, many other jurisdictions worldwide watch closely to see how things are faring in the Golden State. Burtraw takes a deep dive into California's carbon market, with a particular focus on IEMAC's recent report and its recommendations to the California Air Resources Board. References and recommendations: Independent Emissions Market Advisory Committee (IEMAC) in California; https://calepa.ca.gov/independent-emissions-market-advisory-committee/ “2021 Annual Report of the Independent Emissions Market Advisory Committee” by Dallas Burtraw, Danny Cullenward, Meredith Fowlie, Katelyn Roedner Sutter, and Ross Brown; https://calepa.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2022/02/2021-IEMAC-Annual-Report.pdf “In the Struggle: Scholars and the Fight against Industrial Agribusiness in California” by Daniel J. O'Connell and Scott J. Peters; https://nyupress.org/9781613321225/in-the-struggle/

In this special episode of Stories from the Cloud, Kathleen Tandy and Ross Brown discuss the origins of Oracle and how engineering at the hardware level, in parallel with new cloud services, has given them the unique ability to create purpose-built clouds unhindered by existing architecture. As complexity continues to increase, Oracle's bare metal infrastructure is helping customers move forward quickly and securely. Don't miss Ross's insights on the future of cloud migration and the importance of accountability along the way. Ross Brown is Vice President of Product Marketing for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Formerly SVP of WW Partners and Alliances at VMware, he is an evangelist for both Oracle and VMware and has been an innovative GTM leader for over 25 years. Kathleen Tandy is Vice President of Global Partner and Alliance Marketing at VMware.

Ross Brown is Vice President of Product Marketing for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Formerly SVP of WW Partners and Alliances at VMware, he is an evangelist for both Oracle and VMware and has been an innovative GTM leader for over 25 years. In this episode, Kathleen and Ross discuss the origins of Oracle and how engineering at the hardware level, in parallel with new cloud services, has given them the unique ability to create purpose-built clouds unhindered by existing architecture. As complexity continues to increase, Oracle's bare metal infrastructure is helping customers move forward quickly and securely. Don't miss Ross's insights on the future of cloud migration and the importance of accountability along the way. About the Guest: Ross Brown is Vice President, Cloud GTM at Oracle. You can find him on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosspbrown/ About the Host: Kathleen Tandy is Vice President of Global Partner and Alliances Marketing at VMware. You can find Kathleen on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ktandy85/, or on Twitter at @kaktandy. To learn more about VMware's partner programs, please visit https://www.vmware.com/partners/partner-executive-edge.html. Subscribe, follow, and review VMware Partnership Perspectives podcast.

En este episodio hablamos de lo mas caliente en las redes que es el supuesto movimiento de Lance Stroll a Mercedes. Hablamos tambien de Ross Brown defendiendo a Fernando Alonso. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/prracingsports/support

Claire Ross-Brown is an English actress, musician, business consultant, and fashion expert. After moving to Copenhagen, Denmark 22 years ago - Claire starred in the Danish hit TV sitcom “Klovn / (pronounced ) = "Clown" “ before achieving a life long dream of launching her own fashion company in December 2019, called CJ London - a concept designed for the future of fashion. “If you have a passion for what you are doing or thinking about doing something it's really to just believe in it and try it and not be afraid of whether it succeeds or doesn't succeed. Because I think personally just the fact that you go for something and you do it is succeeding in itself. We tend to look at success especially as an entrepreneur as to whether you IPO'd. But I don't see it that way, I see success in many different ways “…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-lLb

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the PeayCast, presented by CDE Lightband! Coupla GOAT coaches stay in Clarksville with the Ross Brown and Taylor Mott extensions. We talk about that, Rob Manfred's Super Fun Baseball Body Search, NBA Playoffs, hoops workouts and some football news (Kordell Jackson, again and as always) before welcoming in Morgan Rutledge of the volleyball team. We cover a little of everything from her first season in Clarksville, including winning the beach title and the pandemic-altered seasons and the influence of her coaches, her family and her Mickey Mouse voice. Audio Intro: Phil Augusta Jackson, "Get It" Rutledge Intro/Outro: PNB Rock, "Unforgettable" Audio Outro: Kyle Clark, "Winning"

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the PeayCast, presented by CDE Lightband! Coupla GOAT coaches stay in Clarksville with the Ross Brown and Taylor Mott extensions. We talk about that, Rob Manfred's Super Fun Baseball Body Search, NBA Playoffs, hoops workouts and some football news (Kordell Jackson, again and as always) before welcoming in Morgan Rutledge of the volleyball team. We cover a little of everything from her first season in Clarksville, including winning the beach title and the pandemic-altered seasons and the influence of her coaches, her family and her Mickey Mouse voice. Audio Intro: Phil Augusta Jackson, "Get It" Rutledge Intro/Outro: PNB Rock, "Unforgettable" Audio Outro: Kyle Clark, "Winning"

A number of WA breweries have cemented their status as the top beer creators in the state at the Australian International Beer Awards.  Gage Roads head brewer, Ross Brown, joined Michaela Carr on Thursday to discuss their award.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this edition Barry chats to Ross Brown, Managing Director of Inca Minerals (ASX:ICG)

The one we have been waiting for Ross Brown Managing Director of iScaff and most viewed promo post this year. Ross tells us about his amazing career journey from Apprentice Mechanic to Managing Director of a iScaff, with a tour through the Middle East in between. Ross talks about what makes iScaff different to most other scaffolding companies in the industry and the challenges of building and growing a business.

To kick off 2021 and help all of you with your New Year goals, we sit down with nutritionist Ross Brown and talk all things diet, goals and training. Check out his page @nutrition4fighters and give us a follow at @jiulosophy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jiulosophy/message

Christmas Eve episode as we begin to draw a line under a rather different year. Its very special to be still podcasting, still growing, developing and learning when many fall away so early in their existence. That is down to the support and love of the listeners, the support of the fighters, coaches and wonderful folk who give their time to you the listener - to see and hear a little bit of what goes into their hectic boxing lives.Guests on this episode are the man and the mind behind the newest boxing apparel brand 'Violent Gentleman' - Ross Brown. That's not labelling him or implying. Its the name of his brand, and he tells us all the how's, why's and where-fur's around the brand.We also hear from a fella who doesn't talk too much. To his credit he prefers to let his fists do the talking and from where I'm sat, they're speaking loud and clear. Lewis Crocker won the WBO European title in August of this year with a devastating performance against hugely ranked and rated opponent Lewis Greene. Its a pleasure to hear him talk about that fight, and amateur career that wasn't all plain sailing as he explain so eloquently. But he'snot na man for looking back and you mark my words, this man is on a mission, with a very clear destination. THE TOP!Thanks for the support all year, watch out for the upcoming episodes over the weeks holidays. Stay safe, stay sane - keep smiling.....Violent Gentleman Promo: https://fb.watch/2AsZXl2E66/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/violentgent20The Rocky Road - Kev Byrne: https://tinyurl.com/y7pltoqk

After 10 months of this pandemic, there is finally a bit of good news on the COVID-19 front. B.C. will start rolling out vaccines by the end of next week. Carolina Deryk hears more from provincial health officials Dr. Bonnie Henry and Dr. Ross Brown.

Join Premier John Horgan, Dr. Bonnie Henry, BC's provincial health officer, Adrian Dix, Minister of Health, and Dr. Ross Brown, Vancouver Coastal Health's vice-president for pandemic response and director of regional emergency operations centre, for an update on COVID-19 vaccines in the province.

In this episode of The Vine Conversations, we hear from Ross Brown. Ross is a member of the Vine family, and along with his wife Katy, they have spent many years helping people understand how to use money for the glory of God. You won't want to miss this episode! Some resources discussed in the conversation: The Total Money Makeover - https://amzn.to/3gfQG7R YNAB - https://www.youneedabudget.com

You’ll hear: Ross Brown with George Reynolds Mark Graham and Sandy Silva Marley’s Ghost Pete Sutherland The Neolithic Broadcasters Sheila Kay Adams Scott Nygaard, Jerry Gallaher, and Jack Link Lightnin Wells Ethel Caffie Austin And another episode of itmightabeen, featuring Abner Jay. Most Crackin the Vault shows will be available on the Centrum podcast channel: https://centrum.org/artists-in-place/crackin-the-vault-2/ Thanks for listening, have fun! Peter

In this episode we talk with Ross Brown of Regulators and brand ambassador for Dyzana Sports Check out Ross and his team below:https://www.facebook.com/rabbear14https://www.facebook.com/regulatorspb/Check out our sponsor below:dyzanasports.com/overshot (Use code overshot for 5% off)

The trade war between Australia and China is escalating, and it’s partly Australia’s fault. Also today: The Commonwealth Bank buys one of the country’s biggest fund managers Investors can’t get enough government bonds Big mall owners and retailers start battling over rents. Plus an interview with Ross Brown, former head of investor relations at National Australia Bank and leading bank analyst, about what now for the big four major banks.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's in the after life? Who gets to go to heaven? How is Arrival a Christian allegory? All this and more in a rousing discussion on spirituality and religion, something of a different subject matter than your usual After Dark episode. Also, season 3 is coming soon, with a new format: 1hr episodes, with video (on YouTube), and generally just Alex and I with guests on a less frequent basis. If you want to know when that drops, hit me up on Twitter/Instagram (links below) or email spyfyofficial (at) gmail.com, and I'll be sure to send you a reminder. And of course, if you enjoyed listening, please consider subscribing and/or rating on whatever platform you're listening on. Twitter: @millantweets Insta: @millangrams Thanks for listening!

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison. 2PM – Vicki opens the show talking about Governor Evers push for an all-mail-in election. Then, State Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald joins the show to talk about it 2:30 – Josh Schoemann, Washington County Administrator, joins the program to continue the discussion about Governor Evers' plan 3PM – Erik O'Keefe joins the program 3:30 – Brett Healy, MacIver Institute, joins Vicki to talk about all the job loss being shouldered by the private sector 4PM – Brian Schimming joins Vicki to go over Robin Voss and Scott Fitzgerald's response to Governor Evers' new election plan 4:30 – Ross Brown, Brown Sales, joins Vicki to talk about his companies new efforts in the wake of COVID-19

From family TV to teaching web series writing… Ross Brown wrote for some of the biggest family sitcoms of the eighties and nineties, including creating a show that would be the launching pad for Halle Berry‘s career.Few of us have more humble beginnings… Ross Brown literally started out on his hands and knees, as a stand-in for a dog in a dog commercial. Clearly there was nowhere to go but up! And up he went, as a 2nd assistant director and then 1st assistant director on such hits as films Private Benjamin and National Lampoon’s Vacation, as well as TV series Knots Landing.But Ross wanted to write… and write he did. A spec Webster episode led a staff gig on The Cosby Show, followed by The Facts of Life, Who’s The Boss, Step by Step, and many other popular sitcoms. He also created prime time series for ABC, CBS and the WB, such as Living Dolls, in which he helped cast young model Halle Berry in her first acting role.Ross then began teaching and expanding his writing horizons. His play Hindsight received two staged readings at the Pasadena Playhouse (Pasadena, California) in July of 2007. His short play Field of Vision was performed in Chicago at the Appetite Theater’s Bruschetta 2008 festival.Currently Ross is an Assistant Professor of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University in Orange, CA, where he developed a series of cutting-edge courses on creating TV series for the Internet. This series led to his popular book, Byte-Sized Television: Create Your Own TV Series for the Internet.Discover more about Ross at his website: http://bytesized.tvBuy Gray’s book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews.Didn’t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com or on Gray’s YouTube channel.First published January 16, 2012.

From family TV to teaching web series writing… Ross Brown wrote for some of the biggest family sitcoms of the eighties and nineties, including creating a show that would be the launching pad for Halle Berry‘s career. Few of us have more humble beginnings… Ross Brown literally started out on his hands and knees, as a stand-in for a dog in a dog commercial. Clearly there was nowhere to go but up! And up he went, as a 2nd assistant director and then 1st assistant director on such hits as films Private Benjamin and National Lampoon's Vacation, as well as TV series Knots Landing. But Ross wanted to write… and write he did. A spec Webster episode led a staff gig on The Cosby Show, followed by The Facts of Life, Who's The Boss, Step by Step, and many other popular sitcoms. He also created prime time series for ABC, CBS and the WB, such as Living Dolls, in which he helped cast young model Halle Berry in her first acting role. Ross then began teaching and expanding his writing horizons. His play Hindsight received two staged readings at the Pasadena Playhouse (Pasadena, California) in July of 2007. His short play Field of Vision was performed in Chicago at the Appetite Theater's Bruschetta 2008 festival. Currently Ross is an Assistant Professor of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University in Orange, CA, where he developed a series of cutting-edge courses on creating TV series for the Internet. This series led to his popular book, Byte-Sized Television: Create Your Own TV Series for the Internet. Discover more about Ross at his website: http://bytesized.tv Buy Gray's book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn't get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find our previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com or on Gray's YouTube channel. First published January 16, 2012.

In today's episode, I sit down with Carly Shankman and Ross Brown who have built a life for themselves as 100% digital entrepreneurs, also known as "digital nomads." Carly and Ross share how they used YouTube to build their careers, how they built a portfolio to get remote jobs, the best places to stay while on the road, how to make the most of your money and how to exchange services for experiences. Tune in for the above and so much more... For a link to the resources mentioned in today's podcast click here.

Listen in on Mark Keppler's conversation with Dr. Ross Brown from the California Legislative Analyst Office and his discussion with Dr. Pedro Nava, the Chair of California Little Hoover Commission about who pays for the utility-caused wildfires in California

How are climate change policies at the state level impacting California's economy, particularly, the transportation sector? Listen in on Mark Keppler's conversations with Ross Brown of the LAO, Will Barrett, Director of Advocacy at Clean Air for the American Lung Association in California, and Samir Sheikh, Executive Director of the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District.

The Global Denmark Podcast is back with hosts Ed Ley and Thomas Mulhern interviewing Claire Ross Brown, actress, singer, model and CEO of a Danish fintech company.They discuss who the real Claire is, her acting career from Eastenders to Klovn, integrating into Danish society, and what drives her to continually step outside of her comfort zone.You can support this podcast by sharing it with your friends, rating and leaving a review or by subscribing at www.globaldkpodcast.com

Diane and Ross discuss podcasts, books, and reading.

LINKS CONTACT:  podcast@worldorganicnews.com Podcast Like a Pro: mrjonmoore.com FREE .PDF One Square Metre Garden: square@worldorganicnews.com Blog: www.worldorganicnews.com Facebook Page:  World Organic News Facebook page.   While politicians question the reality of climate change, farmers and businesses act http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-05/farmers-and-businesses-take-action-on-climate-change/9502320 The  Cairns Group http://cairnsgroup.org/pages/default.aspx   What happens when we start producing more electricity than we can consume? http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-07/solar-power-what-happens-when-theres-too-much/9522192   This is the World Organic News for the week ending the 12th of March 2018. Jon Moore reporting! As I discussed last month with the new vision statement for the podcast and blog, “Decarbonise the air, recarbonise the soil.”, in mind I’m calling on my listeners to put forward ideas for an interview episode once a month. If you know anyone who is doing either part of the vision, I’d love to hear from them or, indeed, from you if you are on the front line doing the work. This week we have an article for the ABC news site entitled: While politicians question the reality of climate change, farmers and businesses act This article is the written version of a TV program aired last Monday night here in the antipodes. The title pretty much says it all but let’s dig a little deeper. Quote: David Bruer has been growing vines and making wine at his Temple Bruer vineyard in the Mount Lofty Ranges in South Australia since 1978. In his vineyard laboratory, weather records for every vintage for nearly 40 years are stacked in plastic folders. They clearly show a steady increase in maximum temperatures over that time of about 1 degree. It might seem like a relatively small change but the impact has been dramatic. And from further in the article: "Thirty-four years ago we used to pick in the middle of March," he said. "We're now picking in the middle of February." End Quote. Grapes have always been a marker of world climatic conditions. During the Medieval Warm Period when Vikings were able to navigate a relatively ice free north Atlantic ocean, reaching Newfoundland as well as colonising Iceland and Greenland, grape vines were growing in England. Because grapes are a perennial crop, they are in the ground for many years. Planting requires a commitment to the future. Changes, rapid changes in climate can have catastrophic effects on the grower. David Bruer’s quote above shows rapid change in a relatively short period. Clearly n=1 is not a reason to raise concerns but the article and the TV program goes onto to talk with a wine making company with weather records going back much further. Quote: About 800 kilometres to the east of Temple Bruer, Ross Brown from Brown Brothers Wines has an even longer weather record on file. His family has been making wine in Milawa, Victoria, for almost 130 years. Mr Brown says he used to be a climate change sceptic but his vintage charts are indicating things have changed. In Milawa, Brown Brothers is also picking earlier and their records show temperatures are rising. Some of the cool climate varieties his family always used to grow here — like pinot noir and sparkling whites — have now become too unreliable so the company has moved some of its operation to cooler country in Tasmania. End Quote. If this is effecting wine growers it will be effecting orchardists, soft fruit growers and pretty much anyone in agriculture. The perennial growers have movement issues, that is vines and trees are pretty much going to stay where they are. Cereal growers and graziers have a little more flexibility but not as much as they’d like. The real punch from the article and the program came at the end. Farmers in Australia don’t receive the subsidies that US and EU farmers do. They are, as a result of Australia being part of the Cairns Group, free traders, even if they’d happily receive subsidies. However all the other regulatory requirements for businesses do apply to the agricultural sector and things are changing. Quote: Brown Brothers is a big operation. Their winemaking is on an industrial scale and the decision to adapt to the changing weather was driven by the company's board. It's a shift being seen in boardrooms around the country. Corporate Australia has been warned. The changing climate is something they can no longer ignore. Last November, Geoff Summerhayes, an executive member of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), told businesses climate change posed a material risk to the entire financial system. His message was that boards and directors had a fiduciary duty to their shareholders to take it into account. He cited legal opinion that found company directors who failed to consider and disclose climate risk could be in breach of the Corporations Act. End Quote Let that sink in. If companies ignore climate change in their risk assessments and shareholders suffer losses as a result, the boards of those companies are, probably, subject to legal action. While our federal government is controlled by a rump coalition party with ties to coal, gas and oil production whose allies have complained about the “ugliness” of wind turbines and the beauty of coal mines, I kid you not, legal opinion based upon science is taking reality into concern. For grape growers at the big end of town who have nowhere to go after Tasmania become too hot, those corporate entities who ignore climate change effects on their businesses will find themselves sued. Meanwhile the National Party whose supporters are on the frontline of agriculture keep pushing the world’s biggest coal mine development in Central Queensland with the likelihood of it destroying aquifers, causing air pollution in the local area and running the risk of shipping accidents on the Great Barrier Reef, an ecosystem suffering 50% coral bleaching from the last two summers. The dichotomy of political nonsense and the feet on the ground food producers is not helping anyone. As the agricultural sector is a free trading one as a result of government decisions, perhaps it’s time to remove corporate subsidies from the energy sector, both fossil and renewables. The price of renewables is now less than fossil fuels, without subsidies and falling as economies of scale, research efforts and price signals drive demand. In another article from the ABC Solar power: What happens when we start producing more electricity than we can consume? Quote: While Australia leads the world in the use of rooftop solar power, some experts say there could soon be too much power coming online — and governments will have little choice but to cut subsidies. Government figures show 3.5 million solar panels were installed on Australian rooftops last year, an average of almost 10,000 every day. That is a 41 per cent increase on the previous year, driven by the twin incentives of cheaper solar panels from China and rising power bills. End Quote The obvious answer when too much power is being produced is to save the excess not punish the producers. I don’t know, maybe some sort of battery could help. I’ve discussed pumped storage in earlier episodes and that’s a safe, proven, relatively inexpensive form of storage. What all this comes down to is: The climate is changing, the evidence from the agricultural sector is overwhelming, the federal government in Australia is, if not in the pockets of fossil fuel producers, at least inclined to accept their arguments. What’s happening to science based policy in the US doesn’t bare thinking about but I will have an episode on that soon. While all that’s going on individual households are following the obvious price signals and throwing PV cells on their roofs. The odd one out in this story is government. If only there was some way we could change governments and some way we could have an actual real choice between alternatives. The conservitive Coalition in power now bows to fossil fuel types, the Labor opposition does so through the mining unions, so the same thing, where is a rational , evidence based party that could step into the breach before Paris COP looks like  fine ideal but not a reality? And with that I’ll draw this episode to a conclusion. Remember: Decarbonise the air, recarbonise the soil! As a podcast listener you may be thinking of producing your own podcast but you’re not sure where to begin,  drop over to mrjonmoore.com and check out my course. I have been teaching this at Community Colleges around town and have developed an online version. There’s a link in the show notes. Classes start whenever you’re ready, I’d love to help you into this way of communicating. A transcript of this episode is available at worldorganicnews.com Thank you for listening and I'll be back next week.  

THE MILKSHAKE BOOM is back this week with a listener request! Ross Brown (a.k.a. @BossCaptainRoss on Twitter) has selected 1989's 'Tango & Cash' which stars Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell in the title roles! This is possibly the first, only, and best action/comedy/buddy cop/framed for murder/prison break/bromance/revenge flick ever made! Okay, let's do this!

Only open and honest communication will work when it comes to succession in family business. We speak to three experts: David Smorgon OAM, executive chairman, family advisory at PwC, along with Brown Brothers executive director Ross Brown and public relations and content manger Caroline Brown.

The First Order are an ideological and vicious military organization dedicated to one thing: making the galaxy great again. But for whom? This week with guest Ross Brown of FanGirlBlog.com we look at how the First Order rose to be such a threat to the galaxy.  In the wake of the events in Charlottesville, VA - we thought it necessary to talk about a how cultural resentment and political ideology can fuse into a radical movement. The First Order seek to reclaim the glory, order and promise of the Empire. They capture the essence of neo-fascist movements across our own world, as well the chaos of nuclear proliferation by rogue states like North Korea.  Follow our guest Ross Brown on Twitter at @Wolfesghost      Get full access to Geeky Stoics at www.geekystoics.com/subscribe

The First Order are an ideological and vicious military organization dedicated to one thing: making the galaxy great again. But for whom? This week with guest Ross Brown of FanGirlBlog.com we look at how the First Order rose to be such a threat to the galaxy.  In the wake of the events in Charlottesville, VA - we thought it necessary to talk about a how cultural resentment and political ideology can fuse into a radical movement. The First Order seek to reclaim the glory, order and promise of the Empire. They capture the essence of neo-fascist movements across our own world, as well the chaos of nuclear proliferation by rogue states like North Korea.  Follow our guest Ross Brown on Twitter at @Wolfesghost     

This interview has a slice of many parts of my father's life so far, but does not even begin to cover all of it. I will just list moments it encapsulates... He Stood in for a Dog in a Dog Food Commercial His stories of the original KFC Colonel Movies: Network, Godfather, Airplane 1&2, Movie, Movie People: Art Carney, George C. Scott, Dom Deluise, The Kool Aid Man His Radio Sketch Comedy Show with Joel Surnow(creator of 24) 1990s sitcoms SNL and Lawyers!!! Ross G Brown the writer vs Ross Brown the Casting Director The Mississippi Being a father Favorite Jokes!

This week, Stephen and Swara are joined by good friend of the show, blogger at BrownsReview.com and Fangirlblog.com, Ross Brown! We discuss the politics of Timothy Zahn's novel Thrawn. The Banthas discuss insights into Imperial social hierarchy, the Empire's alien policy, the meteoric rise of Grand Admiral Thrawn and Governor Pryce and much more!  We also discuss what we think of Colin Trevorrow directing episode IX after his latest film has been trashed by critics, delve into our Bantha Fodder, and much more on this packed episode! Follow Ross on Twitter @Wolfesghost Get full access to Geeky Stoics at www.geekystoics.com/subscribe

This week, Stephen and Swara are joined by good friend of the show, blogger at BrownsReview.com and Fangirlblog.com, Ross Brown! We discuss the politics of Timothy Zahn's novel Thrawn. The Banthas discuss insights into Imperial social hierarchy, the Empire's alien policy, the meteoric rise of Grand Admiral Thrawn and Governor Pryce and much more!  We also discuss what we think of Colin Trevorrow directing episode IX after his latest film has been trashed by critics, delve into our Bantha Fodder, and much more on this packed episode! Follow Ross on Twitter @Wolfesghost

Reporte desde el aeropuerto de la ciudad de Mexico,en la llegada de chivas a CDMX.. Pieza previa al Cruz Azul vs Guadalajara. Informe sobre el campamento aguila y reacciones de Oribe Peralta.Sorteo de Chamipon y Europa League. Segmento Fox Gol Mundial. Analisis previo al Real Madrid vs Barcelona. resumen Sevilla vs Granada. Enlace a MOnterrey con entrevista a Antonio Mohamed. Bundesliga resumen Colonia vs Hoffenhem. Reporte de Leon con reacciones de Osvaldo Rodriguez. Segmento sobre grandes ligas y decepcion al inicio de esta temporada 2017.. Tenis...Nadal vs Schwartzman, Goffin vs Djokovic. Barcelona apelara sancion a Neymar. Kevin Durant se recupera. Ross Brown asegura que no condiciono su cargo. Rajon Rondo fuera por lesion.

We are back! To kick off 2017 we catch up on all the feelings we have about Rogue One, the passing of Carrie Fisher, and we of course dive into the rich politics of Rogue One. Joining us for this episode is Tirso Perez, you might know him as the missing host of Beltway Banthas! For the main segment of the show, the politics of Rogue One, we discuss: Rogue One and multiculturalism Star Wars in the Trump era Meaningful quotes from the film with a political tinge Rogue One's portrayal of democracy and anti-establishment politics and lastly Faith in Rogue One and culture. Listener emails this week were from Ross Brown, Nick DiCo, Isaiah Leslie and Landen Kennedy. Thanks so much for your thoughts on galactic politics. And stick around after the show for a little song by Stephen. You can email the show at BeltwayBanthas@gmail.com Tweet us @BeltwayBanthas Or connect with us on Facebook Hosts can be found on Twitter! @Stephen_Kent89 @SwaraSalih1 @ItsJustTirso Beltway Banthas is a RetroZap podcast! Get full access to Geeky Stoics at www.geekystoics.com/subscribe

We are back! To kick off 2017 we catch up on all the feelings we have about Rogue One, the passing of Carrie Fisher, and we of course dive into the rich politics of Rogue One. Joining us for this episode is Tirso Perez, you might know him as the missing host of Beltway Banthas! For the main segment of the show, the politics of Rogue One, we discuss: Rogue One and multiculturalism Star Wars in the Trump era Meaningful quotes from the film with a political tinge Rogue One's portrayal of democracy and anti-establishment politics and lastly Faith in Rogue One and culture. Listener emails this week were from Ross Brown, Nick DiCo, Isaiah Leslie and Landen Kennedy. Thanks so much for your thoughts on galactic politics. And stick around after the show for a little song by Stephen. You can email the show at BeltwayBanthas@gmail.com Tweet us @BeltwayBanthas Or connect with us on Facebook Hosts can be found on Twitter! @Stephen_Kent89 @SwaraSalih1 @ItsJustTirso Beltway Banthas is a RetroZap podcast!

Another talk from the Cup North event held in Manchester in the Autumn 2014. Ross from Browns of Brockley in South East London talks about why he opened his shop, and the challenges he has experienced along the way and it may not be the utopia that everyone thinks.

Ross Brown interviews WGCY General Manager Gary McCullough about the HOIC vs SVC All Star Games taking place Saturday March 21 at GCMS High School.  Gary talks about the history of this event, spanning multiple conference alignments and venues.  Then he and Ross cover specifics about the girls and boys all star games and what to expect this year.  The always popular dunk contest will be part of the festivities again.  Thanks to Gary for joining the BlueHavana Podcast, and enjoy this great episode!

Another talk from the Cup North event held in Manchester in the Autum 2014. Ross from Browns of Brockley in South East London talks about why he opened his shop, and the challenges he has experianced along the way and it may not be the utopia that everyone thinks.  

Dave and Ross Brown visit with GCMS FFA officers Lacie Butler and Skylynn Fleming.  They discuss events taking place each day during FFA Week, leading up to the scholarship auction at GCMS HS on Saturday, February 28.  Ross gives a recap of his performance during the pie eating contest.  Then the girls talk about what got them interested in FFA, and favorite experiences they've had while part of the group.  Thanks to Lacie and Skylynn for the great conversation!  Enjoy! 

Ross Brown talks with GCMS Boys Basketball head coach Ryan Tompkins.  They cover the team roster, the GCMS Thanksgiving Tourney, and the new look at GCMS' gym this year.  Enjoy the terrific discussion!

Ross Brown interviews GCMS teacher and Veterans Day committee member Ryan Tompkins.  In this podcast, Ryan details the celebration to be held Tuesday November 11 at GCMS High School, honoring and welcoming area veterans to our schools.  Now a great annual tradition, Ryan tells how students and faculty from all three GCMS schools will be involved in the day.  Thanks to Ryan, and thanks to all who have served!  Enjoy the podcast.

Ross Brown continues his 10 Questions segment for WGCY Radio 106.3 during GCMS Football.  This week's guest, just ahead of the Falcons playoff game vs Clifton Central, is Mitchell McNutt.

Ross Brown continues his weekly segment for WGCY Radio...10 Questions with Nick Meunier.  A standout running back and defensive back for the Falcons, Nick shares the sidelines with dad Mike, an assistant coach for GCMS.  Nick and Ross discuss family, football, and more.  Enjoy!

Ross Brown continues his weekly interview segment for WGCY Radio during the GCMS Falcons football season of 2014.  This week's guest is Keegan Allen.  Enjoy the Interview.

Ross Brown continues his Ten Questions segment for WGCY Radio 106.3 during the GCMS Falcons 2014 football season.  This week's guest is TJ Roesch.  

Ross Brown continues his 10 Questions With segment for WGCY radio during the 2014 GCMS Football season.  This week's guest is Tristan Smith.

Ross Brown with Key-Shawn Girkin.  

Ross Brown hosts with Dave riding sidecar.  They talk Illini hoops, NFL Football, and the juggling membership in the NCAA's major conferences.  Enjoy! (19min)

John Vorhaus is best known as the author of The Comic Toolbox: How to be Funny Even if You’re Not. This seminal book on writing comedy for television and film is now available in four languages, and continues to be a definitive source of information and inspiration for writers from Santa Monica to Scandinavia. An international consultant in television and film script development, Vorhaus has worked for television networks, film schools, and production companies in 30 countries on four continents. Vorhaus’ own screenwriting credits include Married… with Children, Head of the Class, The Sentinel,The Flash and many overseas television shows and films, including the sitcoms House Arrest and Pretty, Sick and Twisted, and the movie Save Angel Hope. John is also the author of the six-volume Killer Poker series, plus miscellaneous other books on the subject, including the novel Under the Gun, a “how-to whodunit” set in the world of high stakes tournament poker. His other novels include The California Roll and its upcoming sequel, The Albuquerque Turkey. Vorhaus is a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University and a member of the Writers Guild of America. He has taught writing at Northwestern University and the American Film Institute, and lectured for such disparate groups as Mensa and the New Jersey Romance Writers Association. Discover more about John at his website: http://johnvorhaus.com Follow John on Twitter: @TrueFactBarFact CONTEST: buy Ross Brown's book, Byte-Sized Television: Create Your Own TV Series for the Internet, read it, and submit questions to mail@tvwriterpodcast.com by January 1st. If you win the random draw, you'll receive a copy of Troy Devolld's book, Reality TV: An Insider's Guide to TV's Hottest Market. Hosted by Gray Jones, the TV Writer Podcast is devoted to interviews with working TV writers. It is brought to you by Script magazine and Scriptmag.com, the leading source for scriptwriting information in print and on the web; and by Final Draft scriptwriting software, the entertainment industry standard for scriptwriting worldwide.

WRC Australia protests and penalties. Toyota F1 to go on with 2001 Le Mans project. Renault F1 is Singapore spin. Rossi was a Ferrari candidate. Fisi get the gig and Luca to be come next stig. A very sorry Ross Brown. Paul Morris and Triple 8 tie up for 2010. Farewell Frank Gardner. Russell Crow and V8 Supercars. Bordais scoops the cash in SuperLeague. Ambrose anti Grand Am outing. WTF is GT5 for PS3 whilst Forza 3 grabs V8SC. Virtual keyboard in Snow Leopard and 64 bit questions.