Podcast appearances and mentions of scott mallory

Presented by TwinSpires Trainer Doug Cowans talks about his Breeders' Cup Classic contender Next, Max Pimlott of the International Racing Bureau previews the European runners in this year's Breeders' Cup, and Kevin Kerstein looks ahead to the Churchill Downs fall meet. Plus, consignor Scott Mallory discusses his offerings at the upcoming November sales, David Hanley, WinStar Sr. VP/Bloodstock Consultant talks about WinStar stallions, Ashley Anderson gives you 3 races to watch in this week's 'TwinSpires Triple Play', Kurt Becker takes you on his weekly Stroll Through Racing History presented by Keeneland, and Dale Romans & Tim Wilkin tackle the sports hottest topics on 'I Ask, They Answer' presented by the University of Louisville Equine Industry Program in the College of Business.

Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen looks ahead to Saturday's Whitney and Troy Stakes, Brendan Walsh talks about Clement L. Hirsch contender Pretty Mischievous, and we preview the Saratoga Sale with Fasig-Tipton President & CEO Boyd Browning Jr. and consignors Price Bell Jr. and Scott Mallory. Plus, Ashley Anderson gives you 3 races to watch in this week's TwinSpires Triple Play, Kurt Becker takes you on a Stroll Through Racing History presented by Keeneland, and Dale Romans & Tim Wilkin tackle the sports hottest topics on 'I Ask, They Answer' presented by the University of Louisville Equine Industry Program in the College of Business.

Some would call it Karma.  The more you try to do good, the more good seeks you out.    We started the Kids Art Competition with a modest 200,000 Satoshi's to give away and our fingers crossed, but at time of writing, that prize is now 1,222,047 sats. Cool, right (thanks to all the supporters).    We also got an e-mail from Scott and Mallory Sibley, whose daughter Charlotte wanted to enter the competition, and they wanted to add a few prizes as well (if that didn't disqualify Charlotte!)    They have kindly offered to donate a copy of their books “Goodnight Bitcoin” and “If You Give a Monster a Bitcoin” to the winner of the 0–4-year-old competition, and a copy of their game “SHAmory” to the winners of the other 3 age groups.  Plus, there will be a 50% discount at www.shamory.com to all those who enter the competition.    We are very grateful for this kind gesture.  So, get creative kids!    We asked them to come on the podcast to tell their story.  We discuss:    Pacific Time minimalism  Recognising that Bitcoin families working and learning together is important  Teaching in a fun way  Bringing the skills you have into Bitcoin  Realising that you're part of something special  Simplifying complex concepts  Satoshi and Hal  Manufacturing a product with no experience  SHAmmy for Africa  Built with Bitcoin  Raising money to build a water well  Finding a Bitcoin designer  Selling bracelets for Satoshis      Pod Shout-outs  https://twitter.com/TheBitcoinConf  https://twitter.com/rjames_BTC   https://twitter.com/builtwithbtc   https://twitter.com/YusufBWB   https://twitter.com/BitcoinerJobs  https://twitter.com/pacificbitcoin   https://twitter.com/BitcoinAlive   https://twitter.com/geyserfund   https://twitter.com/Paulbuybtc   https://twitter.com/PrinceySOV  https://twitter.com/CryptoCloaks   https://twitter.com/BtcPins       Book Recommendations  Goodnight Bitcoin, https://shamory.com/product-category/books/   If You Give a Monster a Bitcoin  Bitcoin Money: A Tale of Bitville Discovering Good Money, https://amzn.to/44BpOr7       Enter or Support the Kids Art Competition  https://bitcoin-first.com/kids-art-competition/   At least 1,222,047 sats to be won!    Contact Us  www.2bitidiots.com 

After a decade-wide body of independent multimedia creative work as an artist, musician, and sound designer since 2006, including a music collective called "ISM" which he later adopted as a personal brand, His productions led to broader collaborations with a variety of teams, partners and clients. This path marked a shift in 2019 when he established the ISM Arts & Culture corporation as an end-to-end creative agency focusing on cross-stakeholder social innovation initiatives with governments, communities, companies, and research institutions at the local and global level. He has since worked with organizations like TED and TRIUMF (Canada's particle accelerator centre). Show notes: ISM Arts and Culture - https://www.ism-ac.com

In this episode Cory talks with the creator's of the SHAmory Memory game and the book "Goodnight Bitcoin", Scott and Mallory Sibley. We discuss: - Educating Kids About Bitcoin - Their Bitcoin Origin Stories - Making Bitcoin Learning Fun Check out Scott & Mallory at the links below: Twitter: https://twitter.com/ScottMSibley https://twitter.com/PlaySHAmory Company Website: https://shamory.com/ Follow Cory: https://twitter.com/Cory_Tucek Show Sponsor - https://www.coinbeast.com/ Movies Plus - Get a 30 Day FREE Trial by clicking the link https://www.mymoviesplus.com/ or search "Movies Plus" in any app store to sign up. Show Links: Twitter - https://twitter.com/bitcoinsimply Podcast - https://anchor.fm/bitcoinmadesimple Email - bitcoinmadesimplepodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitcoinmadesimple/support

Scott Mallory is the lead organizer for TEDxECUAD. This is a university event held in Vancouver at the Emily Carr University of Art and Design. This year was their second event, and the interview was just a few days after the event concluded. Scott talks about how art and design permeate everything about the event, so much so that Will Davis took many of the ideas presented and put them into his 2017 Innovation talk that he took on tour last year. Specifically, the Coloring Book (seen above) was something we've not seen before and indeed worthy of being called an idea worth spreading. Scott discussed how to manage a team of creative students who have tons of ideas and how those ideas create a new set of logistical challenges regarding implementing. As a professor, he uses the experience of working on the event to generate Teaching Moments for the students. He worked with the University leadership to get credits for students who worked on the event, as well as some tuition waivers (for this year at least). Great motivator. TEDxECUAD is a perfect environment for students on the team to learn about integrating their portfolio materials, high stakes work, the nature of feedback, working on teams, working with clients, collaboration, showcase work on a global, meaningful platform.

Matt & Davey catch up with The Rough & Tumble and talk about their experiences starting out as songwriters. They explore how their similar religious backgrounds affected the way their viewed art, and how their views have changed throughout their careers.  Scott & Mallory's Music on Spotify Cardboard & Christmas Lights We Made Ourselves A Home...    |eleventyseven| Store/Merch - Rock Candy Recordings Store Website - eleventyseven Listen to Rad Science - Spotify  Signing up for our Mailing List will ensure that you never miss an eleventymoment. Matt produces music for Rock Candy Recordings. Don't make your next record without him. Music for eleventylife provided by The Jellyrox Tweet - Matt Langston, Davey Davenport, eleventyseven

Welcome to MouseGeek Radio! In this episode Scott & Mallory rank attractions at Disney California Adventure from 1 to 10 churros. Connect with us on social media @mousegeekradio, and please review and rate us in iTunes!

Welcome to MouseGeek Radio! In this episode Scott & Mallory discuss the technology they use before, during, and after their Disney Parks vacations. Connect with us on social media @mousegeekradio, and please review and rate us in iTunes!

Welcome to MouseGeek Radio! In this episode Mallory discusses her recent WDW trip and Scott & Mallory talk about how to get around the Disney Parks. Connect with us on social media @mousegeekradio, and please review and rate us in iTunes!

Welcome to MouseGeek Radio! In this episode Scott & Mallory discuss the beloved dark rides that make Disney Parks so special. Connect with us on social media @mousegeekradio, and please review and rate us on iTunes!

Welcome to MouseGeek Radio! In this episode Scott & Mallory discuss their favorite extinct and soon-to-be extinct attractions at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Connect with us on social media @mousegeekradio, and please review and rate us on iTunes!

Movie Meltdown - Episode 185 Recorded "live" at Days of the Dead in Indianapolis, this week we welcome special guest co-host Sean Whalen! An accomplished actor, Sean has been in many films over the years from Twister to Waterworld to the upcoming Hatchet 3. But horror fans probably know him best at the lovable Roach from Wes Craven’s The People Under the Stairs. We talk about Sean’s career and he sits in for this week's Sofa Theater feature: Spider-Man. In the wake of the recent Spider-Man hype, we revisit Sam Raimi’s 2002 version of Spider-Man and compare it to the recent release of The Amazing Spider-Man. Plus Misty and Jay join in, as we feature Misty's book segment: "I Can Read!" and the book Bad-Off Boris and the Cupcake Cave-In, written by Scott Mallory with illustrations by Rob E. Brown.  And while wading through our muddled memory trying to remember when Frankenhooker was released, we also mention... having a trading card addiction, All Saints Eve, Marc Webb, Lisa Kudrow, Selena Gomez, Joss Whedon, Idle Hands, Dorothy... 50 Years Later, Emma Stone, Bill Paxton, Mantooth, James Dean Peter Parker, The Groundlings, working with Tobey Maguire, rooting for the zombie down by the creek, storm chasers, Daniel Roebuck, The Avengers, being stalked by Jessica Alba, hating Macy Gray, eatin’ squirrels and wearing ear necklaces, Renfield, taking his mask off, The Disney Channel, Adam Green, Sally Field, B.J. McDonnell, half a Spider-Man, Dennis Leary and who’s watching Carl?! Spoiler Alert: Spoilers for the 2002 movie, Spider-Man as well as random spoilers for season 2 of The Walking Dead. You have been warned!   “It is almost weird to go back and look at the Raimi one now, because it does seem innocent. It really is this... wide-eyed comic book movie.”To keep up with Sean, “like” his FaceBook page... http://www.facebook.com/thatguyseanwhalen