Podcasts about Scott Hughes

Dean's Chat hosts, Drs. Jensen and Richey, were "on location" and had the opportunity to interview attendees at the APMA House of Delagates meeting in Washington DC, March 14-16, 2025.  An energized meeting, a new APMA! Interviews:  Dr. Pat DeHeer (APMA President Elect), Dr. Scott Hughes, Dr. Lee Rogers, Dr. Adam Johnson, Dr. Eric Jaakola, Dr. Guyana Wanniarachchi.

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Pastor Ken Keith and Dr. Scott Hughes join us this week to discuss the ways in which this year's Harvest Offering will be used to reach people for Christ.

In Episode 37 of The Chief Exchange, we sit down with Police Chief Scott Hughes of Hamilton Township Police Department, Ohio, to discuss the three critical traits every leader must have, why officers should consider taking naps on duty, and the best strategies for recruiting and training new officers. Chief Hughes also shares why being a police officer is one of the toughest jobs in America and how leaders can help their teams thrive. For more on Chief Scott Hughes or to reach him, visit: https://www.objectivelyreasonable.com/expert-witnessing/

Needless to say there are a lot of challenges facing the law enforcement profession nowadays. Many can be of these challenges can be navigated in a better way through effective leadership. Chief Hughes, is a leader. I'm grateful he took the time to come on and offer encouragement and insight to current and former police officers. WARNING: He will push some of you past your comfort zone. Good stuff!   Chief Scott Hughes: https://calibrepress.com/instructor-home-page/00-chief-scott-hughes/   -----------------------------------   *Get your free guide: https://scott-31f04.gr8.com/   **101 Health Tips For Police Officers": https://amzn.to/3LUbCzE   ------------------------   Disclaimer: The creator is not responsible for errors, omissions, or results from using this information. The views or opinions belong solely to the Creator. Information by the Creator is for Educational Purposes Certain Content herein is subject to the Doctrine of “Fair Use”   As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

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Dean's Chat hosts, Dr. Jensen and Dr. Richey, are joined by American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) Board of Trustees members, Dr. Brooke Bisbee and Dr. Scott Hughes. Dr. Bisbee and Dr. Hughes highlight the American Podiatric Medical Association and its inner workings. To quote Pericles — “Just because you do not take an interest in politics doesn't mean politics won't take an interest in you.” Dr. Hughes got his start in the realm of politics within our profession by working with the Michigan Podiatric Medical Association, and Dr. Bisbee likewise got her political beginning in Arkansas.  Dr. Bisbee graduated from the Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine and completed her podiatric medicine and surgical training at the Southern Arizona Veterans Administration Healthcare System. She currently is in private practice in Arkansas.  Dr. Hughes graduated from the Kent State College of Podiatric Medicine and completed his podiatric medicine and surgical training at the New Haven Surgical Program. He currently is in private practice in Michigan. We discuss the path to becoming a Board of Trustee member, the 12-year path to becoming an APMA President, the necessary committee work, advocacy, membership, and the fact that anyone can be involved in shaping their professional future. Get involved! Dr. Richey discusses various needs and opportunities of younger APMA members and the need to work together, “many hands make for light work”, and we discussed the need for multiple perspectives to enable change and progress. In this episode, they delve into the significance of finding common ground and establishing connections, even in the face of disagreements. They emphasize that when people collaborate to solve problems, better ideas emerge. The doctors stress the importance of future thinking and the ability to adapt to change. To illustrate this, they use the example of COVID-19 and its impact on education, highlighting the positive aspects of virtual access to learning while acknowledging the value of human connection. They encourage a critical evaluation of both the negatives and positives, fostering unity and resilience. Their optimistic outlook emphasizes the potential for collaboration and achieving goals. Join us for an enlightening discussion on the American Podiatric Medical Association and appreciate all the work behind the scenes that enables all of us to practice to our full potential! Enjoy!  https://explorepodmed.org/ Dean's Chat Website Dean's Chat Episodes Dean's Chat Blog Why Podiatric Medicine?  Become a Podiatric Physician  

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Courageous conversations have nothing to do with being nice and everything to do with being kind, gentle and loving. The Rev. Dr. Scott Hughes of The United Methodist Church's Discipleship Ministries asserts that engaging in structured dialogues of learning – or courageous conversations – could create space for the most radical hospitality of all, a […]

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In this episode of the Courageous Leadership Podcast, Travis speaks to Chief Scott Hughes about the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and whether law enforcement leaders should trust professional organizations completely to steer their agencies.Chief Hughes recently asked the IACP President  a question on social media and was blocked from further communication. Chief Hughes is a member of IACP and gives a balanced approach to how law enforcement leaders should use professional organizations within their departments. The IACP has launched a campaign to assist law enforcement to "build trust" with the community. Chief Hughes discusses some issues with the idea that law enforcement lacks trust within communities when the overall trust rating is high compared to other professions. That discussion begins at minute 23. Join Our Tribe of Courageous Leaders: Get The BookGet Weekly Articles by Travis YatesJoin Us At Our WebsiteGet Our 'Courageous Leadership' TrainingJoin The Courageous Police Leadership Alliance

On this episode of the Worship Matters podcast, we're joined by Dr. Scott Hughes, the new Associate General Secretary (World Service) at Discipleship Ministries. Scott is a United Methodist elder in the North Georgia Conference, but has served (and continues to serve while seeking a replacement) as Director of Adult Discipleship with Discipleship Ministries. Scott has co-hosted the Small Groups in the Wesleyan Way podcast, is the creator of the Courageous Conversations project, and facilitator of several eLearning courses including: The Church's Ministry with Dementia, How to Start Small Groups, and Courageous Conversations. He has also led several trainings around Intentional Discipleship Systems in local churches, districts, and conferences. Join us as we engage in a lively conversation about the mission of making disciples and present the Rev. Dr. Scott Hughes.

A Debate Over How The Universe Began Even though it's commonly accepted today, the Big Bang theory was not always the universally accepted scientific explanation for how our universe began. In fact, the term ‘Big Bang' was coined by a prominent physicist in 1949 to mock the idea. In the middle of the 20th century, researchers in the field of cosmology had two warring theories. The one we would come to call the Big Bang suggested the universe expanded rapidly from a primordial, hot, and ultra-dense cosmos. Conversely, the so-called ‘Steady State' theory held that the universe, at any given point in time, looked roughly the same. The story of how the Big Bang became the accepted theory of physics is also a story of two men. One, Fred Hoyle, was a steady state supporter who thought the universe would last forever. Meanwhile, George Gamow, the major public advocate of the Big Bang, begged to differ. They debated in the pages of Scientific American and in competing popular books, as both dedicated scientists and earnest popularizers of their field. And while Gamow ended up winning the debate, for the most part, the two men managed to come together in one way: They accidentally explained the origins of every element of matter by being part right, and part wrong. The truth, it turned out, would lie in the middle. Ira talks to physicist and science historian Paul Halpern about this story, detailed in his book, Flashes of Creation: George Gamow, Fred Hoyle, and the Great Big Bang Debate.   The World According To Sound: Listening To Black Holes Collide In this piece, you can actually listen to gravitational waves, the ripples in spacetime made by the tremendous mass of colliding black holes. It is possible to hear them, because their wavelengths have been shifted all the way into the human range of hearing by MIT professor Scott Hughes. Drawn together by their immense gravity, nearby black holes will swirl faster and faster until they are finally absorbed completely into one another. When the pitch rises, it means the force of gravity is increasing as the black holes collide. Not all black holes come together at the same rate or release the same amount of gravitational waves, so each combining pair has its own particular sonic signature. Some black holes collide quickly. Others slowly merge. Some produce relatively high pitches, because of the intensity of the gravitational waves, while others have a low bass rumbling. Some even make the sound of a wobbling top as the two black holes swirl around each other, before eventually meeting and becoming totally absorbed into one another.   A Maggot Revolution In Modern Medicine In a bloody battle during World War I, two wounded soldiers were stranded on the battlefield in France, hidden and overlooked under some brush. Suffering femur fractures and flesh wounds around their scrotum and abdomen, they lay abandoned without water, food, or shelter for a whole week. At the time, outcomes for these kinds of wounds were poor: Patients with compound femur fractures had a 75 to 80% mortality rate. By the time the soldiers were rescued and brought to a hospital base, orthopedic surgeon William Baer expected their wounds to be festering, and their conditions fatal. But much to his surprise, neither showed any signs of fever, septicaemia, or blood poisoning.   Read more at sciencefriday.com.   Trying To Determine Forest Health? Look To The Lichens There aren't very many old-growth forest left in North America. And while it would be wonderful to be able to preserve all of them, resources to protect those forest patches are also in limited supply. So if you're forced to choose between two areas of old-growth forest, how do you prioritize which of these islands of biodiversity to focus on? One of the standard ways to identify significant patches of forest is to look at the size of the trees. But new work published this week in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment suggests that examining the lichens in a forest plot may give a better picture of the ecological health of an area. Because lichens feed from the air flowing over them, they're quite sensitive to changes in moisture, nutrients, and pollution, and need long, continuous periods undisturbed. Troy McMullin, a research scientist in lichenology at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, Ontario, joins Ira to talk about the stories lichens can tell about the forest ecosystem.   Transcripts are available on sciencefriday.com.

A Debate Over How The Universe Began Even though it's commonly accepted today, the Big Bang theory was not always the universally accepted scientific explanation for how our universe began. In fact, the term ‘Big Bang' was coined by a prominent physicist in 1948 to mock the idea. In the middle of the 20th century, researchers in the field of cosmology had two warring theories. The one we would come to call the Big Bang suggested the universe expanded rapidly from a primordial, hot, and ultra-dense cosmos. Conversely, the so-called ‘Steady State' theory held that the universe, at any given point in time, looked roughly the same. The story of how the Big Bang became the accepted theory of physics is also a story of two men. One, Fred Hoyle, was a steady state supporter who thought the universe would last forever. Meanwhile, George Gamow, the major public advocate of the Big Bang, begged to differ. They debated in the pages of Scientific American and in competing popular books, as both dedicated scientists and earnest popularizers of their field. And while Gamow ended up winning the debate, for the most part, the two men managed to come together in one way: They accidentally explained the origins of every element of matter by being part right, and part wrong. The truth, it turned out, would lie in the middle. Ira talks to physicist and science historian Paul Halpern about this story, detailed in his book, Flashes of Creation: George Gamow, Fred Hoyle, and the Great Big Bang Debate.   The World According To Sound: Listening To Black Holes Collide In this piece, you can actually listen to gravitational waves, the ripples in spacetime made by the tremendous mass of colliding black holes. It is possible to hear them, because their wavelengths have been shifted all the way into the human range of hearing by MIT professor Scott Hughes. Drawn together by their immense gravity, nearby black holes will swirl faster and faster until they are finally absorbed completely into one another. When the pitch rises, it means the force of gravity is increasing as the black holes collide. Not all black holes come together at the same rate or release the same amount of gravitational waves, so each combining pair has its own particular sonic signature. Some black holes collide quickly. Others slowly merge. Some produce relatively high pitches, because of the intensity of the gravitational waves, while others have a low bass rumbling. Some even make the sound of a wobbling top as the two black holes swirl around each other, before eventually meeting and becoming totally absorbed into one another.   Is There A Method To Plant Mutation? Mutation is one of the cornerstones of evolutionary biology. When an organism's DNA mutates thanks to damage or copying error, that organism passes the mutation on to its offspring. Those offspring then become either more or less equipped to survive and reproduce. And at least until recently, researchers have assumed that those mutations were random—equally likely to happen along any particular snippet of a piece of DNA. Now, scientists are questioning whether that's actually true—or if mutation is more likely to occur in some parts of the genome than others. New research published in the journal Nature this week looks at just that question, in a common weed called Arabidopsis thaliana. After following 24 generations of plants for several years and then sequencing the offspring, the team found that some genes are far less likely to mutate than others. And those genes are some of the most essential to the function of DNA itself, where a mutation could be fatal. Conversely, the genes most likely to mutate were those associated with the plant's ability to respond to its environment—potentially a handy trick for a highly adaptable weed. Lead author Grey Monroe talks to Ira about his group's findings, why this skew in mutation likelihood may benefit plants like Arabidopsis, and why it may be time to think differently about evolution.

Look out, there's a volcano! On the next episode, Dr Scott Hughes from Idaho State University joins us to talk about volcanoes in Idaho.

Scott Hughes aka Hell Ya Jesus preaches the good word of "Hiker Trash," and explains what the heck is up with this podcast. If you liked what you heard and YOU too wanna be Hiker Trash, hit that follow, subscribe, rate, do whatever you gotta do! (https://www.instagram.com/justwannabehikertrashpod/)(https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgDwd2mz1eFe9FizrgEZPgA)(https://www.facebook.com/justwannabehikertrashpod)or contact the show at ijustwannabehikertrash@gmail.com

Tony Brunetti, Scott Blade, and Scott Hughes talk with Tate.

This week it's definitely Absolute TOSHC! as I sit down with the one and only Scott Hughes who is co-director of the Toronto Open Swing Hustle Championships! We'll look back at how his dance journey started and how he got into West Coast Swing as well including his favorite dance moves and music. Also how did he become a partner for TOSHC with Lisa Scarfo and what challenges come with running that weekend event. Also if you haven't heard, their event in July has been canceled because of the pandemic, but they'll be back next year! For more info, check out TOSHC.COM

In this episode, the last of the special interview editions of Worship Matters, Cynthia Wilson, Executive Director for Worship Resources & Director of Liturgical Resources is joined by Scott Hughes, Executive Director for Congregational Vitality & Intentional Discipleship, and Director of Adult Discipleship. During the unprecedented time of the pandemic and social distancing, churches are struggling to maintain relationships and to continue to make disciples. Yet there are signs of hope and innovation even now as the mission of the church goes forward. The church continues to be the church and a vital part of our world. “Worship Matters” is a podcast from the worship team of Discipleship Ministries, designed to deal with the intricacies of planning worship each week. Hosted by Dr. Cynthia Wilson, Executive Director of Worship Ministries and the Director of Liturgical Ministries; Dr. Diana Sanchez-Bushong, Director of Music Ministries; and Dr. Derek Weber, Director of Preaching Ministries, this podcast explores how to plan worship using the common lectionary while creating worship experiences and series that are engaging, relevant, and adaptable for any church setting.

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Time Markers: 1:22 - Intro 10:36 - NNRC Listener Questions 49:12 - Assault RC Invisible Speed Segment 52:26 - Euro RC Main Interview 2:21:10 - Tekno RC Grassroots Racer Spotlight 3:00:16 - JQ Racing Rant  4:00:00 - Best Part of the Rant  Wassup NNRC listeners we hope you had a great weekend of racing and are looking forward to the upcoming weekend. This week joining us is 2006 IFMAR Worlds Runner-up Scott (The Squirrel) Hughes. Scott talks about his time as a racer in the industry as well as working in the industry for many years. Retirement from racing and what hes up to now currently. Thank you Scott for your time. This week JQ talks about emulsion vs bladder shocks.  Assault RC is your go to all your performance enhancement needs lubes, specialty tools, gauges, tool holders Assault RC is the place to find what you need. Remember go to https://assaultrc.com/ use promo code LEFTY19 and get 10% off your order.   The Tekno RC Grassroots Racer Spotlight www.teknorc.com Kyle Predmore AKA AEFanboy joins LTG on the Grassroots Spotlight. Kyle is from the Pacific Northwest area and does a variety of RC activities Thank you Kyle for your time and coming on to share your RC experiences. Tekno RC is a premium manufacturer specializing in competitive, dependable and affordable 1/8th and 1/10th scale buggies and trucks for racers and RC enthusiasts. Visit www.teknorc.com for a complete catalog of their vehicles, parts, hop ups and accessories   The JQ Racing Rant www.jqracingusa.com This week the rant is about holding Pro drivers to higher standards than normal people and of course RCGP.   Thank you to all of our sponsors : www.rcmxonline.com RCMX is the latest RC News Media website and where you can get all your RC off road news, blogs and of  course the NNRC Podcast please check them out on Facebook and give them a like and share.   www.eurorc.com  Introducing Euro RC the title sponsor of The No Name RC Podcast here is what Euro RC had to say - “Do you know what an average RC person thinks about every 3 seconds? RC cars, of course" But who can blame us? We are excited about the good stuff. The cars that endure those long safaris and the parts that make you that 0.1 seconds faster on the race track. Those moments to ourselves when we close the door to the outside world just to hear that high-pitched racing beast even louder. So this is for us, from racer to racer, EuroRC - Just RC, no Bullshit” We are excited to have Euro RC on board and look forward to working with them. Please visit www.eurorc.com and use promo code NNRC5 for a discount.   BK Servos http://www.bkservo.com/ Welcome BK Servos to the NNRC Podcast and thank you for the support. “Stress performance for value. Our servos are extremely high performance, especially models like DS-7002HV, super fast and precise and cost a fraction of comparable super high end servos. The DS-S-HT model has more torque than almost anything out there and again, for an excellent price.” Bert Kammerer -BK Servos  If you are interested in some BK Servos you can go to www.bkhobbies.com use coupon code TheNoName and get 15% off your purchases. Thank you BK Servos for your support and please show them some love NNRC listeners check out their servos use the coupon code and save some $. Also check out their RC Hell/Airplane Podcast on iTunes BK RC Podcast    BIPolar https://www.facebook.com/BIPOLARDESIGNS/ Thank you Jason Darling of BIPolar Designs for your support. “Looking for custom decals for your r/c cars? Look no further, Bipolar designs have you covered. Matching your paint scheme to your radio, head sets, pit board you name it we cover it.” Jason Darling - BiPolar Designs. Thank you to Jason Darling owner of BiPolar Designs for coming on board and supporting the pod.  Please go to their Facebook page and give them a like and share, you can also contact them for orders via FB. Let them know Lefty from the NNRC sent you when you order and they will get you hooked up!! Also follow them on Instagram at Bi Polar Designs

Scott Hughes recently completed a thru-hike of the Colorado Trail, and joins the show to talk all about it. We cover all the essential information that someone contemplating thru-hiking the Colorado Trail needs to know, including resupply, weather, camping, and much more. Also, you can apparently thru-BIKE this trail as well as thru-hike it. You read that correctly. How sick is that! This was Scott's second episode of Trail Tales, as we did an episode way back in November of 2018 about his thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail. I am grateful that he was willing to come back on, and share all about his experience thru-hiking the Colorado Trail! Please consider making a donation of any size to the Trail Tales 46 Climbs team, raising money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: https://afsp.donordrive.com/participant/1975017 Like what you hear? Want to talk some smack? You can contact me on Twitter, Instagram, or send me an email: trailtalespod@gmail.com If you're really into Trail Tales and want to receive some bonus content, please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trailtales.  Feel free to leave me a five-star review on iTunes (I read every one at the beginning of the next episode), and subscribe if you like the show! My personal Instagram is @kylehateshiking, so feel free to follow me on there as well.  Subscribe on iTunes, and listen on Google Play and Stitcher!

On this episode, Ken interviews the father/son team of Paul Hughes, ChFEBCsm, CEPA and Scott Hughes, CFP®, MBA, who built a $250 million dollar thriving RIA in 10 years. Paul and Scott learned how to be true partners and a successful father and son team. They are great role models for any practice that is a parent/child firm or any partnership. Resources Mentioned in the Show The Academy of Preferred Financial Advisors The Exclusive Coaching Program

Charity Goodwin serves as Pastor of Discipleship at Missouri United Methodist Church in Columbia, Missouri. Scott Hughes serves as Director of Adult Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries. Together they will be sharing their expertise on how to organize groups and extend our relationships. For resources related to this podcast, visit www.moumethodist.org.

In this very special episode, Toni talks to guest Scott Hughes, a presenter on Radio City, who shares his invaluable insights on how best to create a sense of intimacy with listeners, how to sense when public speaking is working successfully, and some of the secrets and techniques that Scott has honed through his career in order to grab and hold his audience’s attention. KEY TAKEAWAYS It’s important to realise that the world is changing and evolving. Many from the last generation look with scorn upon the celebrities of today, convinced that their rise to fame has not been earned. But it’s equally as important to remember that with new advances comes new ways to engage, and we must never dismiss the new generations’ means of interacting with fame.  Radio is a one-on-one experience, designed and best utilised when the presenter creates an intimacy between themselves and the listener. They can do this by using phrases such as “I don’t know if this has happened to you...”, or “Have you ever done this...?”  Silence can be a very effective way of arresting your audience’s attention. A well-placed silence allows for an audience reaction and can strengthen the rapport between speaker and listener.  Sometimes an early laugh from your audience can disarm your critics and help to create a sense of comfort for you as a speaker.   John is a firm believer in forcing himself out of his comfort zone. Sometimes it can be constructive to agree to things before we are sure if we can do them or not. By agreeing and then working out how we’ll accomplish the task, we force ourselves to think laterally, and thereby increase our skill-set.  If you are ever overcome with nerves, keep your head up. Always look at your audience. Don’t look down at the floor, as it makes you look nervous. BEST MOMENTS “You had to be famous for doing something. Nowadays you become famous for being famous” “There is so much power in a pause” “It’s the fight or flight thing” “Fake it till you make it” “People like to watch someone who appears confident” “No one wants to see you fail - Everyone wants to see you succeed” “Follow your dreams, be confident. If a job exists, then someone has to do it” VALUABLE RESOURCES Progressive Property Radio City Presenting, Pitching And Public Speaking Podcast ABOUT THE HOST Toni Gargan is a Double World Record-holding Public Speaker, Mentor, Entrepreneur, and Professional Property Investor. She acts as the Director at Owen Oliver Property, a family-run property investment company helping others gain passive income through investing. Aside from building her amazing property portfolio, she’s also a full-time mentor for property investors through Progress Property and Unlimited Success. Toni has since then discovered her true passion – helping others by training and mentoring through public speaking. She now hosts her own show, Presenting, Pitching & Public Speaking Podcast, which aims to help you be confident, improve your speaking & communication skills and present better for you, your team, and your business. CONTACT METHOD Toni’s LinkedIn Toni’s Twitter

You're never too old, you're never finished until you say you are. Leave no regrets behind. Check out today's example why I say you're never too old to get started! If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ Join the Streamer’s Gamechanger Challenge and Learn what it takes to Explode the Growth of Your Streams: http://streamercoach.com/challenge - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

Being a new streamer can be overwhelming and you can get discourage really quickly. Don't let these things get in your way of getting out there and putting in the work. If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ Join the Streamer’s Gamechanger Challenge and Learn what it takes to Explode the Growth of Your Streams: http://streamercoach.com/challenge - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

So what do you do if you follow my exact formula for thirty days and it failed? That's what we're talking about today, never fail, all is not lost, even if the needle didn't budge at all. If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ Join the Streamer’s Gamechanger Challenge and Learn what it takes to Explode the Growth of Your Streams: http://streamercoach.com/challenge - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

Streaming IS expensive, but there are ways around it. Either you get started with what you have, or you watch this video and come up with ideas on how to earn enough money in a month to fund all the new gear you want for your stream setup. If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ Join the Streamer’s Gamechanger Challenge and Learn what it takes to Explode the Growth of Your Streams: http://streamercoach.com/challenge - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

If you're putting off getting started as a streamer you're falling farther and farther behind. Thousands of people get started every single week, and if one of them isn't you, then they are already ahead of you. Now is the time to get started! If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ Join the Streamer’s Gamechanger Challenge and Learn what it takes to Explode the Growth of Your Streams: http://streamercoach.com/challenge - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

Streaming to no one is tough, it can really take the wind out of your sails, but all is not lost. On today's episode we talk about what to do if this happens to you. If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ If you want more personalized help, check out our group coaching program, Streamer’s Inner Circle: http://streamercoach.com/coaching - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

If you're familiar with the S4S or F4F threads in Facebook groups and you're using them, please STOP! Listen to today's episode to find out why. If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ If you want more personalized help, check out our group coaching program, Streamer’s Inner Circle: http://streamercoach.com/coaching - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

Keep this 5 things handy before going live to keep current and new viewers engaging with you in your chat. If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ If you want more personalized help, check out our group coaching program, Streamer’s Inner Circle: http://streamercoach.com/coaching - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

Whats up guys, today I want to talk to you about what you should do if you get hosted or raided by another streamer. Keeping your new viewers glued and engaged with your streams can be tricky. Use these tips to make it happen. If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ If you want more personalized help, check out our group coaching program, Streamer’s Inner Circle: http://streamercoach.com/coaching - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

Two key principles that if you mater them you will become a successful streamer. Today we tackle both of them. If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ If you want more personalized help, check out our group coaching program, Streamer’s Inner Circle: http://streamercoach.com/coaching - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

If you're just getting started, it's not too soon to be thinking about your brand. If you plan on following our framework and becoming successful in the streaming world, then you need to have a solid personal brand ready to go when your fans are ready to start repping your brand. Don't get fancy, I'm talking about getting merch on the shelves here, I'm talking about getting your brand ready, so when the time comes you can pull the trigger and get some merch ready to go. If you haven’t joined my #streamcoach community, you need to jump on it ASAP! By joining #streamcoach, you get access to me and all the other members to help you answer any questions about your stream, help you grow, all the free trainings we do, giveaways, updates on new training, events, and more ;) You can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/streamcoach/ Thank you listening to today's episode, would love to hear what you thought about it, head over to your listening platforms feedback area and give us a rating. Your feedback is what keeps me going, so please take a second and let us know who we're doing. Looking for help growing your stream? ▶️ Check out our Six Figure Streamer Cheatsheet, its Free: http://streamercoach.com/cheatsheet - ▶️ If you want more personalized help, check out our group coaching program, Streamer’s Inner Circle: http://streamercoach.com/coaching - ▶️ Subscribe to my channel here: http://streamercoach.com/youtubesubscribe - Scott Hughes is the founder of StreamerCoach.com, a full service coaching service for streamers. - ▶️ Check out my Alexa skill: http://streamercoach.com/streamcoach365 - ▶️ Also Follow Me Online Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stream.coach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scotthughescoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gingrbeardman80 Website: http://streamercoach.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/streambytes

Scott Hughes is fresh off of a south-bound thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail, and answers the obvious question I had for him: why did he decide to hike the trail in the wrong direction? We discuss the differences between a northbound and southbound Appalachian Trail thru-hike, his decision to leave the stove at home and eat cold food for the entire 2200 mile trek, and a sketchy bear encounter he had in Shenandoah National Park.  Like what you hear? Want to talk some smack? You can contact me on Twitter, Instagram, or send me an email: trailtalespod@gmail.com If you're really into Trail Tales and want to receive some bonus content, please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trailtales.  Feel free to leave me a five-star review on iTunes, and subscribe if you like the show! My personal Instagram is @kylehateshiking, so feel free to follow me on there as well.  Subscribe on iTunes, and listen on Google Play and Stitcher!

Focusing on developing disciples of Jesus Christ from birth to glory.

06/10/18 Traditional- Make Disciples? Dr. Scott Hughes by Douglasville FUMC

Scott Hughes and Kevin Spielberg are back with part 2 of their movie series.  Last episode was soundtrack score, this time is soundtrack songs.  They present to you their top 5 most notable tracks, that everytime they hear it, they want to watch that movie again.

Join the conversation! - drivingwithjackandscott@gmail.com Talking people: Jack Bingham - @jackbing Scott Hughes - @scottth Manager (Talks occasionally): Lachlan Rennie - @lachrennie

Small group ministry is messy! Dealing with the administration and logistics gets tricky. Scott and Steve interview Mark Youngman, one of the pastors at Providence United Methodist Church. Scott and Steve also share their worst small group experiences as well, offering a few words of practical advice. The Small Groups in the Wesleyan Way podcast is where we are all about going beyond curriculum, beyond programs, beyond best practices to recover and learn from our Wesleyan roots and to explore the foundations for small groups that produce disciples of Jesus Christ who in turn disciple others. Scott Hughes is the Director of Adult Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries. Steve Manskar is Director of Wesleyan Leadership and Covenant Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries.

How does our theology provide support and structure for small group ministry? Building on episode 1 (Biblical basis for small groups), Scott and Steve take a deep dive into how Wesleyan theology can give guidance to small group ministries. Steve also surveys the early Wesleyan methodology for disciple making. The Small Groups in the Wesleyan Way podcast is where we are all about going beyond curriculum, beyond programs, beyond best practices to recover and learn from our Wesleyan roots and to explore the foundations for small groups that produce disciples of Jesus Christ who in turn disciple others. Scott Hughes is the Director of Adult Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries. Steve Manskar is Director of Wesleyan Leadership and Covenant Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries.

Called by a variety of names: discipleship groups, cell groups, life groups, etc. what exactly constitutes a small group? Scott and Steve explore this question with the help of Jacqui King (Director of Congregational Vitality) from Discipleship Ministries. The Small Groups in the Wesleyan Way podcast is where we are all about going beyond curriculum, beyond programs, beyond best practices to recover and learn from our Wesleyan roots and to explore the foundations for small groups that produce disciples of Jesus Christ who in turn disciple others. Scott Hughes is the Director of Adult Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries. Steve Manskar is Director of Wesleyan Leadership and Covenant Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries.

What does baptism have to do with discipleship and small group ministries? Taylor Burton-Edwards (aka ‘Liturgy Man’) adds his insights as Scott and Steve discuss creating a culture for discipleship and small groups. The Small Groups in the Wesleyan Way podcast is where we are all about going beyond curriculum, beyond programs, beyond best practices to recover and learn from our Wesleyan roots and to explore the foundations for small groups that produce disciples of Jesus Christ who in turn disciple others. Scott Hughes is the Director of Adult Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries. Steve Manskar is Director of Wesleyan Leadership and Covenant Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries.

What does Scripture affirm about small groups? Scott and Steve explore four passages that help ground small group ministry. Steve also discusses the Methodist movement’s use of the trial bands. The Small Groups in the Wesleyan Way podcast is where we are all about going beyond curriculum, beyond programs, beyond best practices to recover and learn from our Wesleyan roots and to explore the foundations for small groups that produce disciples of Jesus Christ who in turn disciple others. Scott Hughes is the Director of Adult Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries. Steve Manskar is Director of Wesleyan Leadership and Covenant Discipleship for Discipleship Ministries.

Join the conversation! - drivingwithjackandscott@gmail.com Talking people: Jack Bingham - @jackbing Scott Hughes - @scottth Manager (Talks occasionally): Lachlan Rennie - @lachrennie

Join the conversation! - drivingwithjackandscott@gmail.com Talking people: Jack Bingham - @jackbing Scott Hughes - @scottth Manager (Talks occasionally): Lachlan Rennie - @lachrennie

Join the conversation! - drivingwithjackandscott@gmail.com Talking people: Jack Bingham - @jackbing Scott Hughes - @scottth Manager (Talks occasionally): Lachlan Rennie - @lachrennie

Join the conversation! - drivingwithjackandscott@gmail.com Talking people: Jack Bingham - @jackbing Scott Hughes - @scottth Manager (Talks occasionally): Lachlan Rennie - @lachrennie

Join the conversation! - drivingwithjackandscott@gmail.com Talking people: Jack Bingham - @jackbing Scott Hughes - @scottth Manager (Talks occasionally): Lachlan Rennie - @lachrennie

Join the conversation! - drivingwithjackandscott@gmail.com Talking people: Jack Bingham - @jackbing Scott Hughes - @scottth Manager (Talks occasionally): Lachlan Rennie - @lachrennie

Join the conversation! - drivingwithjackandscott@gmail.com Talking people: Jack Bingham - @jackbing Scott Hughes - @scottth Manager (Talks occasionally): Lachlan Rennie - @lachrennie

Join the conversation! - drivingwithjackandscott@gmail.com Talking people: Jack Bingham - @jackbing Scott Hughes - @scottth Manager (Talks occasionally): Lachlan Rennie - @lachrennie

Astrophysicist Scott Hughes from MIT plays the sounds of colliding black holes and explains what they mean.

This episode of Connect airs on August 5, 2015. Scott Hughes just recently moved from North Georgia to Nashville to become the Director of Adult Discipleship  at United Methodist Discipleship Ministries.

WOLFERS!!!The sun is out, the weather is warm and the music can be heard playing across the state from the Jersey shore but wait, what is that?  Is that the sound of shambling feet swooshing through the sand?  Is that the creaky of Hell's gates as the hound dogs drag another sorry soul back into oblivion?  What the hell is going on?Well kids it's going to okay.  We are simply talking to some guests who are a little fiendish and quite a bit fabulous.  We have Brimstone from the world of Wrestling join our show to talk about his comicbooks and some of the other ventrures that are lining up for this amazing entertainer.  We also will be sharing some time with Ashley Zdeb from the rapidly growing LARP Dystopia Rising to hear her thoughts about what makes this LARP such a premier destination for so many people around the country.  And if that wasn't enough, we will be hearing from Mr. Scott Hughes from Fat Moose Comics/Highlander Games about some of the must have releases of the upcoming month.  And yes Gen Con has just ended but Mr. Sunshine will be here giving us a few tasty tidbits to sink our teeth into before the big wrap up show in two weeks.So grab a towel, (you know why) and turn up the volume cause this is going to be one helluva show!!!

WOLFERS!!!The sun is out, the weather is warm and the music can be heard playing across the state from the Jersey shore but wait, what is that?  Is that the sound of shambling feet swooshing through the sand?  Is that the creaky of Hell's gates as the hound dogs drag another sorry soul back into oblivion?  What the hell is going on?Well kids it's going to okay.  We are simply talking to some guests who are a little fiendish and quite a bit fabulous.  We have Brimstone from the world of Wrestling join our show to talk about his comicbooks and some of the other ventrures that are lining up for this amazing entertainer.  We also will be sharing some time with Ashley Zdeb from the rapidly growing LARP Dystopia Rising to hear her thoughts about what makes this LARP such a premier destination for so many people around the country.  And if that wasn't enough, we will be hearing from Mr. Scott Hughes from Fat Moose Comics/Highlander Games about some of the must have releases of the upcoming month.  And yes Gen Con has just ended but Mr. Sunshine will be here giving us a few tasty tidbits to sink our teeth into before the big wrap up show in two weeks.So grab a towel, (you know why) and turn up the volume cause this is going to be one helluva show!!!

Wolfers:Welcome to a show so big, so full of stuff that we named it that way just to make sure you believed us.What are we doing in this show that makes it soooo jammed packed?Okay, grab your mudflaps and check it out...  We have an interview with horror writer Thomas Malafrina.  We have a whole new segment on the show called "In Scale" with tournament winner Chris Weinstein.  We will also be talking to Scott Hughes from Fat Moose/Highlander Games to talk about comics, hot releases in the world of games and a possible review of the Marvel Universes newest big screen offering "Antman."And that's not all, we will review Dexcon talk to the Lord of the Board and Mr. Sunshine about their upcoming Gen Con trip and if that's still not enough we will be introducing a massive new addition to the Wolfs Den Family.So, Get here.  Listen,  Like us on Facebook and get ready for two hours of absolute Geekery, tonight on the Wolfs Den.   

Wolfers:Welcome to a show so big, so full of stuff that we named it that way just to make sure you believed us.What are we doing in this show that makes it soooo jammed packed?Okay, grab your mudflaps and check it out...  We have an interview with horror writer Thomas Malafrina.  We have a whole new segment on the show called "In Scale" with tournament winner Chris Weinstein.  We will also be talking to Scott Hughes from Fat Moose/Highlander Games to talk about comics, hot releases in the world of games and a possible review of the Marvel Universes newest big screen offering "Antman."And that's not all, we will review Dexcon talk to the Lord of the Board and Mr. Sunshine about their upcoming Gen Con trip and if that's still not enough we will be introducing a massive new addition to the Wolfs Den Family.So, Get here.  Listen,  Like us on Facebook and get ready for two hours of absolute Geekery, tonight on the Wolfs Den.   

Hey Gang:Well do we have a ton to let you know about.  Gen Con is about a month away and the boys are literally chomping at the bit to get out there and play some games.  Locally, Dexcon 18 is less then two weeks away from kick-off with over 96 hours of continuous gaming.  Not to mention, that Origins just wrapped up and Comic Con in New York sold out in nearly record time.  So, we are going to talk about cons.  What to do, how to roll and for those of you out there who have never really gamed before in a competitive enviroment what you can expect when you line your skills up against an opponent.Also, we have some other HUGE news.  Chris Weinstein minatures master will be joining the show for a new monthly spot called, "In Scale" where he will talk with us and some other huge mini geeks about the trends in tourney play, game popularity and rules interpretations.  We are very glad to offer our loyal listeners this new segment and can't wait to get Chris on the Mic.And of course, we will have the famous Moose Master Mr. Scott Hughes from Highlander games/Fat Moose comics to talk to us about what's new in games and books.  Plus the usual cast of characters regailing you with their tales of High Adventure...so don't be shy, come into the Den and let us entertain you....

Hey Gang:Well do we have a ton to let you know about.  Gen Con is about a month away and the boys are literally chomping at the bit to get out there and play some games.  Locally, Dexcon 18 is less then two weeks away from kick-off with over 96 hours of continuous gaming.  Not to mention, that Origins just wrapped up and Comic Con in New York sold out in nearly record time.  So, we are going to talk about cons.  What to do, how to roll and for those of you out there who have never really gamed before in a competitive enviroment what you can expect when you line your skills up against an opponent.Also, we have some other HUGE news.  Chris Weinstein minatures master will be joining the show for a new monthly spot called, "In Scale" where he will talk with us and some other huge mini geeks about the trends in tourney play, game popularity and rules interpretations.  We are very glad to offer our loyal listeners this new segment and can't wait to get Chris on the Mic.And of course, we will have the famous Moose Master Mr. Scott Hughes from Highlander games/Fat Moose comics to talk to us about what's new in games and books.  Plus the usual cast of characters regailing you with their tales of High Adventure...so don't be shy, come into the Den and let us entertain you....

Tom Guerra Joins us to discuss his latest release, "All of the above" True, Honest Rock & Roll from a Great Guitarist. Plus: A recap on the Les Paul "Black Beauty" Auction, The Gas Report with Mark and Steve and the Music of Carl Bradychok, Scott Hughes and LeonaX

There's actually good things happening in Alabama. Join us as we interview Scott Hughes of the Department of Environmental Mangament for the State of Alabama. Scott Hughes currently serves as the Chief of the ADEM Office of External Affairs.  Mr. Hughes is responsible for the coordination of all media efforts as well as the publication of the ADEM Annual Report, the ADEM Update Newsletter, and the ADEM Insider Newsletter.  In addition, Mr. Hughes oversees the administration of the Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Program within ADEM.