Podcast appearances and mentions of scott waters

Former St Kilda Coach, Scott Waters, joined Scott Cummings and Tim Gossage to chat the latest AFL headlines and pay his respects to the late John Todd. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott has a vast history with music. From singing for Ultimatum, Vengeance and providing artwork for album covers, he has some great stories. This was a great chat and I learned a lot of interesting stories. He even discusses working with Steve Rowe and gives an update on his situation. What happened at the Stryper Expo, where Ultimatum played. Nolifetilmetal.com

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Welcome to another episode of Courage, Coaching & Counseling Podcast! In this episode, marriage counselor Scott Waters shares his Relationshion VALUES framework for success in relationships and marriage. You can connect with Scott: http://vccounseling.com/​ https://www.instagram.com/counselor.scott/ The purpose of the show is to encourage and inspire you to be more courageous in life and to bridge the gap between where you are and where you want to be. It is for those who may be struggling with mental illness, relationship struggles, or seeking clarity and direction in life. People who are interested in personal growth, emotional and spiritual health. Moms and Dads who would like help with their marriage and/or parenting. And people who are interested in how church leaders and mental health providers can work together to care for people. You can connect with me: https://www.instagram.com/sovannpencounseling https://twitter.com/SovannPen​ http://www.sovannpen.com/​ https://www.anewdaycounseling.org/​ #marriage​ #marriagecounseling​ #therapy

Episode 23: Scott Waters, Owner and Clinical Director of Veritas Community Counseling and co-host of the Resilient Relationships Podcast in Eugene, OR sits down to talk about his experience as a therapist with couples. He identifies common complaints couples have and describes his Six Principles of Relationships (V.A.L.U.E.S.). www.vccounseling.com https://resilient-relationship-podcast.blubrry.net www.facebook.com/vccounseling www.instagram.com/counselor.scott

This episode features Scott Waters, CIO of Overlake Hospital. Here, he discusses trends he’s seeing in healthcare security and IT, his feelings about being an early adopter of new technology, and more.

Career Insights is back!USQ Industry Relationships Consultant Katie Baker is here to help clear the air in the employability space, and to help you realise your career goals.How do you cope in a rapidly changing industry, and world?USQ's Jennifer Luke, Career Development Practitioner, and Scott Waters, Wellness Educator, are here to help with some top tips for working and adapting in the current climate.Powered by the University of Southern Queensland and Phoenix Radio.Produced by USQ Creative Arts student Byron Queale

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Scott Waters | 03-08-2020 by 12th Ave

Episode 020 is a bit of a jam packed show. We talk about the releases from the bands Gatecreeper and Iron Reagan. As well as some music news talk about UDO, Michael Jackson, Reverend, and Diamond Head. We also have a new segment on new releases from the No Life Til Metal Record Label. Lastly we have a long awaited interview with Dan Mongrain from the band Voivod. Greg takes over here and gets some behind the scenes of the making of the latest Voivod album, The Wake as well as Dan's other projects he was involved throughout the years.

Last year I had the pleasure of attending the Saint Elizabeth's talent show, during which a camper got up to sing a song, it was probably a top 40 radio hit at the time, but I can't remember. What I do remember is a group of counselors freaking out around me. As it turns out, the camper was largely non-verbal, and had said very little in the years that he attended camp, for those who knew him, this was huge. Saint Elizabeth's has that kind of power and unfortunately it's one that I have yet to really experience first hand, I wasn't able to be on the mountain to capture audio for this episode of the camp cast, that was done graciously by Saint Elizabeth's Program Director, Scott Waters. Here are some of Scott's thoughts on working for Saint Elizabeth's camp and guest producing a portion of the penultimate episode of The Shrine Mont Camp Cast's first season (PS: Scott, when you read this, "Scott's Thoughts" would be a good name for a blog): I started working at St. Elizabeth’s as a counselor buddy 2010. Last year I was the sports director and this year I was honored to be the Program Director. The Holy Spirit joins us every year at St. Elizabeth’s and changes the lives of all the people who are blessed to be a part of camp. Campers with special needs have the opportunity participate in traditional camp activities and we counselors get to be part of this experience and get to meet and form relationships with these awesome kids. Over the course of a week together barriers are broken, stereotypes are disproven and God’s love is seen in action. I was so honored when Kevin asked me to help bring St. Elizabeth’s to a greater community through this podcast. I hope you enjoy listening to staff from St. Elizabeth’s share their heart-felt experiences.

Dr. Barbara Baker is the executive director of the Women's Leadership Institute at Auburn University. She's also an author and teaches in both the Women's Studies and Community and Civic Engagement programs, teaching a wide range of areas including African American and Southern literature and music. Her current work has been establishing the Coalition for the Advancement of Women in Public Office [CAWPO]. Re:Outreach, an offshoot of the Re:Research podcast series, provides insight on topics related to initiatives and programs available here at the College of Liberal Arts. Victoria Santos from the Office of External Affairs sat down with Dr. Barbara Baker to discuss opportunities for students to experience the Extraordinary Women’s Lecture Series, Women’s Leadership Institute, the upcoming Coalition for the Advancement of Women in Public Office, and so much more.   For more information: Lilly Ledbetter visit to Auburn University: youtube.com/watch?v=xKzv1odAfZA Marie Wilson visit to Auburn University: youtube.com/watch?v=RZ4DF0gCRUA Marie Wilson’s Book: Add Women, Change Everything: http://amzn.to/1pvQGyC May Angelou visit to Auburn University: family.auburn.edu/video/looking-back-an-afternoon-with-maya-angelou Gloria Steinhem visit to Auburn University: youtube.com/watch?v=cxz-3Jpuspg Extraordinary Women’s Lecture Series: cla.auburn.edu/wli/programs/extraordinary-women-a-lecture-series/ August 28th 2014 Coalition for the Advancement of Women in Public Office: http://www.cla.auburn.edu/perspectives/articles/coalition-to-advance-women-in-politics-in-the-state-of-alabama/ Learn more at www.claperspectives.com Regarding Outreach is produced by the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Office of External Affairs. The producers for this episode are Victoria Santos, Scott Waters, and Michael Gutierrez.

James Hansen is a full professor of History at Auburn University. His main field of research throughout his career has been in the history of flight, including his New York Times best-selling biography of Neil Armstrong. Hansen's latest book, "A Difficult Par: Robert Trent Jones Sr. and the Making of Modern Golf," is a definitive account of modern golf's most prolific and influential architect, Robert Trent Jones Sr. Re:Research provides a look at the work that Auburn University College of Liberal Arts faculty do outside the classroom. Faculty research enhances knowledge and provides innovative solutions in a variety of fields and disciplines. It takes the form of books and journal articles, creative performances, art, and much, much more. Learn more at www.claperspectives.com Regarding Research is produced by the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Office of External Affairs. The producers for this episode are Victoria Santos and Scott Waters.

Kenneth Noe is the alumni professor and Draughon Professor of Southern History at Auburn University. His major teaching and research areas are the American Civil War and Appalachian History. His new book, "The Yellowhammer War: Alabama in the Civil War and Reconstruction," not only examines the military and political history of Alabama's Civil War contributions, but it also covers areas of study usually omitted by previous authors, such as race, women, the home front and Reconstruction. Re:Research provides a look at the work that Auburn University College of Liberal Arts faculty do outside the classroom. Faculty research enhances knowledge and provides innovative solutions in a variety of fields and disciplines. It takes the form of books and journal articles, creative performances, art, and much, much more. Learn more at www.claperspectives.com Regarding Research is produced by the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Office of External Affairs. The producers for this episode are Victoria Santos and Scott Waters.

Sunny Stalter-Pace is an Assistant Professor in the department of English. Her book "Underground Movements: Modern Culture on the New York City Subway" explores the many meanings of the subway by looking back at the era when it first ascended to cultural prominence, from its opening in 1904 through the mid-1960s. By analyzing a broad range of texts written during this period, Sunny illustrates the subway's central importance as a site of abstract connection, both between different parts of the city and between city dwellers who ride the train together. Re:Research provides a look at the work that Auburn University College of Liberal Arts faculty do outside the classroom. Faculty research enhances knowledge and provides innovative solutions in a variety of fields and disciplines. It takes the form of books and journal articles, creative performances, art, and much, much more. Learn more at www.claperspectives.com Regarding Research is produced by the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Office of External Affairs. The editor and producer for this episode is Scott Waters.

The Tell-Tale Heart, one of Edgar Allan Poe's best known works, was written in 1842. The tale of madness involves a number of senses, but comes to a dramatic climax with a single sound -- a heart beating beneath the floor. George adapted the story into a radio drama, The Heartbeat, which was then produced by @auburnuniversitytheatre's Radio Flyer Theatre. Enjoy this modern re-imagining of the classic story on this episode! You can hear the entire version from @scottkwaters here: https://soundcloud.com/scottkwaters/radio-flyer-theatre-heartbeat The Heartbeat was directed by Anna Claire Walker. It was produced by Taylor Dyleski, Kelly Walker as well as additional production, sound design and audio engineering from Scott Waters for Auburn University's Radio Flyer Theatre. It was adapted by @georgedrakejr Also, find out more about Edgar Allan Poe at The Poe Museum Website: http://www.poemuseum.org/ If you haven’t read the original prose of ‘The Tell-Tale Heart’ by Edgar Allan Poe, you should read that first: http://www.poemuseum.org/works-telltale.php

Ric Smith is many things at Auburn University; he is a professor and internship director in the communication and journalism department, Executive Producer of the Chattahoochee Heritage Project and the voice of Auburn University Football. His latest book “Every Day is an Audition: Thoughts on Life, Love and Faith in College and Beyond” is a collection of thought-provoking letters written for students in an encouraging style and it’s meant to spark private pondering or group discussions on subjects such as life, love and faith. Re:Research provides a look at the work that Auburn University College of Liberal Arts faculty do outside the classroom. Faculty research enhances knowledge and provides innovative solutions in a variety of fields and disciplines. It takes the form of books and journal articles, creative performances, art, and much, much more. Learn more at www.claperspectives.com Regarding Research is produced by the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Office of External Affairs. The editor and producer for this episode is Scott Waters. Our host is Victoria Santos.

Chuck Hemard is a photographer and Associate Professor in the Department of Art whose research has lead him to photograph the tree of the Southern landscape, the long leaf pine. Chuck sat down with the CLA's Kelly Walker to discuss his current work, which is utilizing a survey from the School of Forestry to assemble a series of locations to photograph these indigenous trees. Re:Research provides a look at the work that Auburn University College of Liberal Arts faculty do outside the classroom. Faculty research enhances knowledge and provides innovative solutions in a variety of fields and disciplines. It takes the form of books and journal articles, creative performances, art, and much, much more. Learn more at www.claperspectives.com Regarding Research is produced by the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Office of External Affairs. The editor and producer for this episode is Scott Waters. Our host is Kelly Walker.

Anna Riehl Bertolet is an Associate Professor in the Department of English. Her specialty is in early modern literature and culture, especially Shakespeare and Elizabeth I. Her current research interest explores one aspect of the lives of women in 17th century England that has an interesting, even hidden connection to the written word. And, it’s a topic that grew out of a discussion she originally had with her husband about what they would do after they retired. Re:Research provides a look at the work that Auburn University College of Liberal Arts faculty do outside the classroom. Faculty research enhances knowledge and provides innovative solutions in a variety of fields and disciplines. It takes the form of books and journal articles, creative performances, art, and much, much more. Learn more at http://www.claperspectives.com Regarding Research is produced by the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Office of External Affairs. The editor and producer for this episode is Scott Waters. Our host is Kelly Walker.

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