Podcast appearances and mentions of sean wright

This week, Las Vegas United welcomes Sean Wright, a former pastor who shares his powerful story of overcoming burnout. Sean talks about "RPLNISH," a ministry helping pastors and leaders stay healthier and in ministry longer, and REPLENISH their SOUL. Feeling depleted? Struggling with exhaustion? "Come to me. Get away with me and you'll recover your life." — Matthew 11:28 (MSG) Watch and discover how you can replenish your life! Watch and discover how you can replenish your life! Welcome to Episode #77 of Las Vegas United, where we invite leaders all over Las Vegas to share their hearts for God and this city. If you would like to be a part of our show Check out our Website ➡️ https://ctnonline.com/affiliate/keen-las-vegas Email Us ✉️ lvunited@ctn.net ⬇️ ⬇️ SHOW NOTES ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️⬇️⬇️ RPLNISH Links ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Website

Jack O'Donovan Tra, from Fair Seas Ireland, told us why we must protect our vast seas for the benefit of all. Sean Wright and students from St Ciaran's Community School in Kells, joined us from Zambia, where they're supporting local school communities. David Branigan, President of Press Photographers Ireland, explained why manipulation of images is completely unacceptable and the Money Doctor John Lowe discussed the cost of separation or divorce. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sean Wright is Lead Product Evangelist at Kentico and Founding Partner of Craft Brewing Business.  In this episode, Sean talks about Akron, Ohio, living in the home he grew up in, LeBron James, family, entrepreneurship, remote work, mathematics, Kent State, diabetes, career trajectory, moving outside your comfort zone, starting and continuing to run a digital craft beer publication, the publication industry and content management systems, the beer industry, Kentico's MVP program, how he came to work at Kentico, digital Experience platform evangelism, and much more.

Newsletter! (Keeley Eccos) 00:21:12 Catalinbread Tremolo8  (Hudson Broadcast) 00:22:37 A weird thing Derek thought of (Oxford) 00:32:09 Thing of the Week 00:46:12 The Strong Museum of Play and Toy Hall of Fame  Teknor Zero-G Pro Patreon  00:56:19 Nick Greenwood Carson Ricketts Matthew Fenslau Riesenwolf Jamie Evans Doug King Big Daddy Doug Steve Huffman Crom Tuise Brian Gower of the Tone Jerks Podcast MaCo Guitars Andrew Walsh of Andrew's Alcove Doug Christ of Thirty7 FX  Sean Wright of Lollygagger FX --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thetonecontrol/message

We're making a newsletter! (Stab: Strymon Deco) 00:21:29 Probably once a month? Maybe?  Sign up here: http://eepurl.com/isAxIc  What's inside? Good question. Episodes, links to our picks from recent TOTW. THIS IS HOW YOU WILL ENTER TO WIN GIVEAWAYS FROM US.  Another story time (stab: Mayflower) 00:28:40 Derek got a couple new pedals (stab: Caroline Hawaiian Pizza) 00:35:31 Mythos Golden Fleece https://www.mythospedals.com/golden-fleece Mythos Argonaut https://www.mythospedals.com/argonaut  Are there any guitar/music best practices you don't do that you know you should? (stab: Holy Dove) 00:43:14 Things of the Week (Stab: Oxford) 01:03:26 Teenage Wrist “Sunshine”  Moulin Rouge Patreon  01:15:50 Nick Greenwood Carson Ricketts Matthew Fenslau Riesenwolf Jamie Evans Doug King Big Daddy Doug Steve Huffman Wild and Crazy Guy Brian Gower of the Tone Jerks Podcast MaCo Guitars Andrew Walsh of Andrew's Alcove Doug Christ of Thirty7 FX  Sean Wright of Lollygagger FX --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thetonecontrol/message

DISCORD:  https://discord.io/ToneControl PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/thetonecontrol Derek's first gig with the new band! (Supa Puss) 00:13:50 Overdubs story (Wampler Latitude) 26:14:00 Another Reverb.com story (Mayflower) 36:33:00 What guitar or music technique gives you the ick? (Seafoam) 43:23:00 Things of the Week (DLS)  01:05:47 Patreon 01:13:38 Nick Greenwood Carson Ricketts Matthew Fenslau Riesenwolf Jamie Evans Doug King Big Daddy Doug Steve Huffman Falafel Lasagna  Brian Gower of the Tone Jerks Podcast MaCo Guitars Andrew Walsh of Andrew's Alcove Doug Christ of Thirty7 FX  Sean Wright of Lollygagger FX --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thetonecontrol/message

Like what you're hearing? Join up! DISCORD:  https://discord.io/ToneControl PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/thetonecontrol ---- Cover bands are like cooking, guys. 00:19:07 Music Philosophy chats 00:29:23 New Interim CEO at Gibson 00:59:12 Patreon and outro 01:08:35 Thank you to our beloved Patreon supporters this week! Nick Greenwood Carson Ricketts Matthew Fenslau Riesenwolf Jamie Evans Doug King Big Daddy Doug Steve Huffman Slashachusetts/17 Boobless Minutes Brian Gower of the Tone Jerks Podcast MaCo Guitars Andrew Walsh of Andrew's Alcove Doug Christ of Thirty7 FX  Sean Wright of Lollygagger FX --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thetonecontrol/message

First segment:Sean Wright, Lead EngineerGretchen Murry, Lead EngineerTerri Thornton, CTE Workforce Development/Career CoachAmber Ellis, Ultium Cells Communications Specialist Second Segment:Chundra Davis-Anderson, Talent Acquisition, and RecruiterStacie Wright, Talent Acquisition and RecruiterTerri Thornton, CTE Workforce Development/Career CoachAmber Ellis, Ultium Cells Communications Specialist Final Segment:Chundra Davis-Anderson, Talent Acquisition, and RecruiterStacie Wright, Talent Acquisition and RecruiterTerri Thornton, CTE Workforce Development/Career CoachAmber Ellis, Ultium Cells Communications Specialist

Hello and welcome to the Imposter Syndrome Network Podcast, where everyone belongs, especially if you think you don't.Our guest today is Sean Wright, Principal Application Security Engineer focused on all things.Sean will share with us his reasons for making the transition from software developer to app security as well as his struggles in securing his first security job.He will go into detail about his time in college, what he thought of his years there, and the exact moment that he realized how little did he know.We will discuss how challenging it is for him to describe his career to his family, the importance of knowledge sharing to him, and the difference between a floppy disk and a stiff disk.-Sean's Links:TwitterTwitchBlog--Thanks for being an imposter - a part of the Imposter Syndrome Network (ISN)! We'd love it if you connected with us at the links below: The ISN LinkedIn group (community): https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14098596/ The ISN on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ImposterNetwork Zoë on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RoseSecOps Chris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChrisGrundemann Make it a great day.

Total Transparency: How Much Revenue a $100K REALLY Film Generates with Liz ManashilHave you ever wondered how much revenue a real indie film can make in the marketplace? Wouldn't you like to see the real and raw numbers for a nontheatrical film with no major film festival premieres? Today's guest has been brave enough to do just that. Filmmaker Liz Manashil decided to open up the accounting books on her debut feature film Bread and Butter, starring SNL's Bobby Moynihan and Lauren Lapkus. Liz Manashil earned her B.A. in Film and Media Studies at Washington University in St. Louis, and her M.F.A. from USC's School of Cinematic Arts. Post graduation, Liz spent several years as a film critic for the PBS/Hulu series JUST SEEN IT (which she also helped produce and direct). Overlapping this, Liz worked with distribution guru Peter Broderick.Her debut feature, Bread and Butter, was called “an absolute must-watch for women everywhere” by HelloGiggles. It was released by The Orchard and can be seen on VOD nearly everywhere (including Hulu!). Liz is currently in pre-production on her next feature film, SPEED OF LIFE, and lives in Los Angeles with her dog, Laura Palmer, and her partner, Sean Wright. She is the Manager of Sundance Institute's Creative Distribution Initiative.Here's the breakdown (taken from her amazing article on Moviemaker Magazine:Our film, Bread and Butter, is a digital success. A digital success you've never heard of.Let's break it down.Our film cost $100,000 to makeWe grossed $96,000 a little bit more than a year into our release (and we're still making deals)Our distributor did have a marketing spend but we invested in no other resources outside of that (other than me running our social media campaigns and newsletter)We got two airline deals, two SVOD deals, and decent promotion of transactional and cable VODWe're operating in the black with the distributor's marketing spend and heading toward eventual recoupment in terms of our expensesIn an age where people debate the utility of making independent feature films, there is hope.I had a ball speaking to Liz and we get into the weeds on traditional distribution and self-distribution. If you want to sell you film in the marketplace perk up your ears and take some notes. Enjoy my conversation with Liz Manashil.

The case for empowering small businesses as part of a large supply chain is the focus in this edition of the Business Day Spotlight. Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Sean Wright, head of distribution at The Unlimited. Topics of discussion include: The Unlimited's business model; the rationale for empowering small businesses as part of a larger supply chain; and initiatives being undertaken by the company.

The case for empowering small businesses as part of a large supply chain is the focus in this edition of the Business Day Spotlight. Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Sean Wright, head of distribution at The Unlimited. Topics of discussion include: The Unlimited's business model; the rationale for empowering small businesses as part of a larger supply chain; and initiatives being undertaken by the company.

“We think sometimes that poverty is only the hungry, naked, and homeless. The poverty of being unwanted, unloved, and uncared is for the greatest poverty. We must start in our homes to remedy this kind of poverty.” — Mother TeresaWhen we walk outside, we see homeless people sleeping on the streets – finding shelters in parks, benches, or even under the bridges feeling unwanted, unloved, and uncared. While picturing them out in your head, could you imagine the emotional trauma they are experiencing? The pain that they feel when we choose to turn a blind eye? How hungry, thirsty, and hopeless they are, and how much physical pain do they have to endure every day?If you see that this is the greatest poverty and that we have to start reaching out to these people, then you are a great person for having a very good warm heart.In this episode, we'll talk about helping the homeless in healing their wounds with Michael Sean Wright, the founder of Wound Walk OC. His organization has been helping many unsheltered people because they believe that everyone deserves basic human care. Wounds need to heal and there are many ways to support and volunteer with Wound Walk OC. Listen for more.Other Resources: Wound Walk OCOC Poverty Alleviation Coalition Facebook pageAbout the Guests:Michael Sean Wright is the founder of Wound Walk OC, an organization that gives direct relief to the unsheltered people in Orange County. He is also a live documentary filmmaker and founder of nicefishfilms, media and communications director at Compton NAACP, executive director at Contemporary Policy Institute, Science and media ambassador at Me Too. Movement -  #metoo, and community development director at Human Rights Campaign.About the Host:Dung Trinh, MD is the Chief Medical Officer of Irvine Clinical Research, medical missionary with TongueOut Medical Missions, and holds leadership positions with multiple health care organizations in Orange County. He is a keynote speaker, best-selling author, and Host of “Health Talks with Dr. Trinh” which can be heard weekly on OC Talk Radio.Connect with Dr. TrinhHealthTalks OC WebsiteTongue OutFacebookLinkedInYoutube

Sean Wright of the Bool Club Podcast guest stars on the show to help Joseph and Nick discuss who they like in the NBA playoffs and their top sports movies. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

每日英語跟讀 Ep.K337: Not using a password manager? Here's why you should be…   In a competitive field, passwords are one of the worst things about the Internet. Long and complex passwords are more secure but difficult to remember, leaving many people using weak and easy-to-guess credentials. One study by the UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) revealed how millions are using their pet's name, football team names, “password” and “123456” to access online services. 在競爭激烈的領域，密碼是網際網路最麻煩的事情之一。長而複雜的密碼更安全，但難以記住，使許多人使用弱且易於猜測的憑據。英國國家網路安全中心（NCSC）的一項研究揭示了數百萬人如何使用寵物的名字，足球隊名稱，"密碼"和"123456"來訪問在線服務。 But this leaves you wide open to attack: cybercriminals can crack weak passwords in seconds using automated tools. “A hacker needs roughly two seconds to crack an 11-character password made up of numbers,” says Alex Balan, director of security research at security company Bitdefender. If the password is more complex, containing numbers, symbols and uppercase and lowercase letters, the time needed to break it jumps to 400 years. 但是，這讓您容易受到攻擊：網路犯罪分子可以使用自動化工具在幾秒鐘內破解弱密碼。"駭客大約需要兩秒鐘才能破解由數字組成的11個字符的密碼，"安全公司Bitdefender的安全研究主管Alex Balan說。如果密碼更複雜，包含數位，符號以及大寫和小寫字母，則破解密碼所需的時間將跳到400年。 Experts say a good password should be unique and contain a combination of letters, numbers and special characters. The key to a strong one is length, says independent security researcher Sean Wright. “While password complexity does help, the length matters far more.” Experts recommend a minimum of 11 characters, more if possible. 專家說，一個好的密碼應該是唯一的，並包含字母，數位和特殊字元的組合。強密碼的關鍵是長度，獨立安全研究員肖恩·賴特（Sean Wright）說。"雖然密碼複雜性確實有説明，但長度更重要。專家建議至少使用 11 個字元，如果可能的話，可以多加個字元。 The typical internet user has about 100 sets of login details — memorizing this number of complex passwords is well beyond most people's powers of recall. 典型的網際網路用戶有大約100組登錄詳細資訊 - 記住這麼多複雜的密碼遠遠超出了大多數人的回憶能力。 Password manager apps can resolve this problem by creating long and complex credentials for you, and remembering them the next time you log in. Yet only about one in five people in the UK use one, according to recent estimates. 密碼管理員應用程式可以通過為你建立冗長而複雜的密碼，並在下次登錄時記住它們來解決此問題。然而，根據最近的估計，英國只有大約五分之一的人使用一種。 Many people are put off by the hassle, while others are suspicious about allowing one company to store all of their passwords. How do you know which one is trustworthy, and what if the company is hacked? 許多人被麻煩勸退了，而另一些人則對允許一家公司存儲所有密碼持懷疑態度。你如何知道哪一個是值得信賴的，如果公司被駭客入侵怎麼辦？ It might seem daunting at first, but a password manager, such as 1Password, LastPass, Bitwarden or Dashlane, will make your life a lot easier. 乍一看似乎令人畏懼，但是密碼管理器（例如1Password，LastPass，Bitwarden或Dashlane）將使你的生活更加輕鬆。 If this all seems too technical, or you are managing passwords for an elderly parent or grandparent, there is another option. While they're sometimes mocked, physical password books aren't a bad idea, as long as you follow the guidelines in creating strong, unique logins, and the book is kept somewhere secure and doesn't leave the house. 如果這一切看起來都太技術性，或者您正在管理年邁的父母或祖父母的密碼，那麼還有另一種選擇。雖然它們有時會被嘲笑，但實體密碼簿並不是一個壞主意，只要你遵循建立強大，獨特的登錄的準則，並且該書保存在安全的地方並且不會離開家。Source article: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/lang/archives/2022/03/22/2003775199

Zane sits down with Sean Wright, who is an Alberta tradesman, musician, and political activist, to discuss the issues society faces in this world today. Is technology truly benefitting humanity, or are we slowly losing the essence of what makes us human to begin with and instead contributing to our collective demise? 

Nick, Joseph, and Sean Wright of the Bool Club Podcast discuss the Dallas Cowboys' past season and what needs to be fixed for the organization to finally win a Super Bowl. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Khris Middleton has been seen as "Robin" to Giannis Antetokounpo's "Batman," but Middleton flipped the script on Sunday and Milwaukee couldn't be happier. Trae Young, the breakout star of the playoffs suffered a freak ankle injury when he stepped on referee Sean Wright's foot and he was hobbled the rest of the night. We'll find out on Tuesday if he recovers. Out west, the Suns rode a monster double double from DeAndre Ayton on Saturday to take command against the Clippers and could advance to the NBA Finals with a win on Monday. And Mike Wise and Bruce Bernstein discuss the recent coaching moves and whether an NBA team will have the courage to name the first woman to be a head coach in the league. Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

So it turns out that https://www.immersivelabs.com/imperfect-people-vulnerable-applications/ (81% of developers have knowingly released vulnerable applications) into the wild. Worrying, right? And that's the topic of conversation on today's episode: how do imperfect people lead to vulnerable applications and, most importantly, what we can do about it. Chris is joined by https://owasp.org/ (OWASP) experts, https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanderaj/ (Andrew van der Stock) and https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianglas/ (Brian Glas), as well as our own in-house AppSec whisperer, https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanwright01/ (Sean Wright), to discuss all things application security.

Sean Wright from LOLLYGAGGER FX joins Brian for a bonus episode.    They chat GAS, grilling, staying inspired, beer, and more!   You can help support the show on our PATREON for as little as $1 a month! Double down to bump it to $2 a month and you'll get an extra episode every week!   Join the fun on our Facebook group!   Follow us on the fuckin' Gram!   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for demos, vlogs, and more!   We have shirts available at The Jerk Store!   Check out our band Plane Without a Pilot   Hosted by Brian Gower

The Tone Control has a Discord server! If you like the show and enjoy talking about everything from new gear to music theory to video games, come hang out and chat with us. Discord is open and free to all fans of The Tone Control! We’re also now on Patreon! For $1 per month, you get a shout out in every episode and our unconditional love. For a mere $2 per month, you’ll get exclusive access to the Recording Booth in Discord where you can listen to us record the show LIVE in all its unedited glory and chat with us about the show, during the show, every-other Thursday at 8 pm. Bring your best gifs for the ad break! Featuring Sean from Lollygagger FX! (Analog Man Sun Face) Kemper Profiler Update brings overdrive pedals into the platform (stab: Mayflower) The Kemper profiler launched in 2011 and has been primarily amplifier focused Now they’re profiling some well-known overdrives with OS 8.0 Ibanez/Maxon TS808 and TS9, Klon, Horizon Devices Precision Drive, Boss OD-1 and SD-1, Analogman King of Tone, Timmy, and the Marshall Bluesbreaker Mk1 It’s interesting to think about Kemper being one of the oldest modern modelers yet is still a standard people talk about. Will drives keep them relevant? The Pedal Movie Reverb.com is making a feature-length documentary film about guitar pedals Told by the people who make them and the artists that use them. There’s a couple of exclusive pedals being made in promotion of the film Chase Bliss Audio and Z.Vex have paired up for a tricked out version of the Fuzz Factory Earthquaker Devices and Death By Audio paired up for the Time Shadows. A sub-harmonic multi-delay resonator. Both are limited to 1000 units, sound really cool, and have already sold out! BIG thank you to our Patreon Supporters! Andrew Walsh Jamie Evans Jeffrey Wright Doug King Doug Gann Righteous Ryan Johnson Steve Huffman Jonas Sabatini Eric Girabaldi OG Friend of the show Brian Rizzi Doug Christ of Thirty7 FX Sean Wright of Lollygagger FX Brian Gower and Kyle McIntyre of The Tone Jerks Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetonecontrol/message

The guys discuss the NFC East race to the bottom, the NFL MVP favorites, the plight of the Miami teams, Docs hiring in Philly, Kyrie's comments on coaching and the NBA finals with Special Guest Sean Wright. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/backpage-sports/support

Greetings friends!On this week's episode, we talk with Liz Manashil, writer & director of Bread and Butter and Speed of Life.Liz has worked with some the industry's finest acting talents, including Ann Dowd (The Handmaid's Tale), Jeff Perry (Scandal) and Allison Tolman (Emergence). She is active in the independent film community, specifically microbudget films, and is as knowledgeable and talented a filmmaker as I've spoken to in this series.And yet, in this new day and age, as we find ourselves often struggling to cope, Liz's expertise in the industry gives her a unique perspective on our mental health, specifically as it pertains to maintaining a sustainable career and navigating the film festival scene. So ultra-low budget filmmakers, this is the show for you!But wait, there's more! We also speak with Liz's partner Sean Wright, with "his side" when it comes to working closely with your significant other and how to best play to each other's strength and keep the a positive working atmosphere! Be sure to check out Liz's official site at lizmanashil.com!Join us next week as we'll be back with another seasoned veteran of the indie film scene, Alex Ferrari from Indie Film Hustle!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/HeadAboveWater)

Paul and Mike "The Pig" Crum are back for the second time this week and they bring you Episode 2 of their new series: Off-sides with Paul and Mike. This week the boys bring on long-time Atlanta Falcons fan, Sean Wright. The boys talk about what went wrong in the Falcons/Seahawks game? Is Dan Quinn on the hot seat? Is Atlanta a playoff team in 2020? Is Sean still mad about the AJ Terrell pick? Who wins this week and how? And, Paul, Mike and Sean give their score predictions for this weeks match-up. Listen, Review and Subscribe. If you'd like to talk with the guys more you can find them on Twitter: Sean Wright: @SeanWright82 Mike Crum: @cdpiglet Paul Becerra: @Paul_Ryan15 Be sure to give their podcast page a follow on Twitter, a follow as well: Across The Cowboys: @ATBCowboysPod. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/across-the-cowboys/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/across-the-cowboys/support

MonoNeon – Live, Learn, Bye and Fly (Remix) [feat. Sean Wright]

He ransomware, she ransomware, they all ransomware! Yup, you guessed it: this week's episode is all about ransomware. We start with Garmin's interesting handling of their recent tryst with WastedLocker, which largely involved them saying nothing at all to anyone. Then we move on to Blackbaud, who took the opposite stance by telling everyone everything and promising that absolutely on no account has the breached data gone any further than the cybercriminals responsible. Because criminals are renowned for their honesty, right? Staying on the ransomware theme, we wonder whether Garmin could – or should – have learned lessons from Travelex's new year nightmare and Norsk Hydro's run in with LockerGoga in 2019. We also take a look at app sec with Sean Wright, Mr App Sec himself at Immersive Labs and our guest for this week. Incidentally, Immersive Labs released three new labs on WastedLocker this week, so if you want to learn more about how it works and the part it played in the Garmin hack, https://www.immersivelabs.com/resources/blog/from-decisions-to-decryption-live-the-garmin-ransomware-attack-with-immersive-labs/ (head over to this blog). If you already have a license (alright, no need to boast), https://immersivelabs.online/ (log in here). Garmin WastedLocker attack https://www.forbes.com/sites/leemathews/2020/07/23/garmins-alleged-ransomware-wastedlocker-evil-corp Blackbaud pay the ransom https://www.computerweekly.com/news/252486910/List-of-Blackbaud-breach-victims-tops-120

This week Al & Kasper get the chance to sit down with one of the friendliest guys in the pedal building industry, Sean Wright of Lollygagger FX. Sean is a huge behind the scenes supporter of countless builders, a hilarious guest, and one of the finest indie pedal builders out there. From gorgeous wood enclosures to Italian names that Al can't pronounce it's a killer episode.

In this episode of Kentico Rocks, our host Brian McKeiver is joined by Sean Wright of Kentico MVP of WiredVeiews. Brian and Sean discuss the recently released beta 3 of Kentico Xperience, the digital experience platform offering from Kentico. They get into how the newest release will allow for full support of .Net Core, the most modern released version of .Net. Sean and Brian also talk about what this technology shift means for MVC 5 or WebForms developers who are not yet well versed in .Net Core. Listen to the episode to gain some tips and insights on why .Net Core is different, and how to get started in Kentico and .Net Core if you are still in the portal engine of MVC 5 world.In this episode of Kentico Rocks, our host Brian McKeiver is joined by Sean Wright of Kentico MVP of WiredVeiews. Brian and Sean discuss the recently released beta 3 of Kentico Xperience, the digital experience platform offering from Kentico. They get into how the newest release will allow for full support of .Net Core, the most modern released version of .Net. Sean and Brian also talk about what this technology shift means for MVC 5 or WebForms developers who are not yet well versed in .Net Core. Listen to the episode to gain some tips and insights on why .Net Core is different, and how to get started in Kentico and .Net Core if you are still in the portal engine of MVC 5 world.

In this episode of Kentico Rocks, our host Brian McKeiver is joined by Sean Wright of Kentico MVP of WiredVeiews. Brian and Sean discuss the recently released beta 3 of Kentico Xperience, the digital experience platform offering from Kentico. They get into how the newest release will allow for full support of .Net Core, the most modern released version of .Net. Sean and Brian also talk about what this technology shift means for MVC 5 or WebForms developers who are not yet well versed in .Net Core. Listen to the episode to gain some tips and insights on why .Net Core is different, and how to get started in Kentico and .Net Core if you are still in the portal engine of MVC 5 world.

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EPISODIO 17.EPISODIO PATROCINADO POR:CBM CLASES DE BATERÍA MADRID https://clasesdebateriamadrid.com .En este episodio hablamos de:Avances que hacemos en el Zoom, ir como un loco, de quedarse como estamos tan bien confinados, del desastre de Coronavirus, de hacer analíticas por el virus, de ser un lagarto, de tomar café al donar sangre, de desmayarse y sustos en autobuses, de hipnosis, de utilizarlo para las clases, de audios binaurales… la charla de café…De las webs de grabación de la semana pasada, que molan tela, de sacar el podcast cuando nos de la gana, de las clases de LA TURRA por Zoom y lo que va a suponer. De escuchar Podcast, y de que ya no somos el único podcast de baterías. de fregar los platos… de la próxima entrevista…Simone ha contactado con una agencia de promoción online, a ver que nos cuenta, de cumple de Meri, la chica de Simone, del galimatía con los precios… de Juan Expósito y cómo damos las clases… del avance del mundo en 2 meses,Respuesta del Drum Quiz.Año de publicación del Stick Control: 1935.Nuevo Quiz e Iñigo se tira al barro, ojo con la Chía!POR FIN SIMONE SE ENTERA QUE NO SABEMOS QUÉ ES LA SIGLA!!!LIBRO RECOMENDADO por Iñigo.Daily Drumset Workout de Claus Hessler: https://amzn.to/2yGHKal .TOP TRI.Simone: Jonathan Moffet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctLu7-eid8g .Omar Hakim: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rVpHt9G2GQ .Sean Wright: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRV18ivjjN4 .Iñigo:Ari Hoenig: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wTTsSHRLGM .Mariano Steimberg: https://www.instagram.com/mariano.steimberg/ .Heather Thomas: https://www.instagram.com/heatherondrums/ .y de muchas cosas más!Síguenos en: FB: https://www.facebook.com/Drumless-el-Podcast-101614758071997 .INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/drumlesspodcast/ .TELEGRAM: https://t.me/drumlesspodcast .SIMONE:https://www.simonefolcarelli.com .

We bring on our fellow facilitator Sean Wright (they/them), who does amazing research in the field of public health! Sean, who tells us "I discovered my gender in the thrift store," sees their recent identity-shift as another "tree ring" in their ongoing evolution. We discuss the intricacies of trans vs. trans non-binary vs. non-binary, and Sean gives a fantastic explanation of why "trans non-binary" feels right for them. We also talk resources for queer folks in difficult shelter-in-place situations.

Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Dave Eckmann interviews Sean Wright of The Grand Theater.Recorded on April 24, 2020.

SPEED OF LIFE STARRING ANN DOWD & JEFF PERRY AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL ON JANUARY 10 David Bowie's death rocks the lives of June & Edward. The superstar’s passing rips a literal hole in the universe, sucking Edward in. Fast forward 24 years, an older June is shocked to find her once-beloved shot back out of this inter-dimensional portal, unchanged from his entry in 2016. The ensemble struggles to understand the extreme ch-ch-changes that have befallen them in this dramedy. SPEED OF LIFE stars Ann Dowd, Ray Santiago, Vella Lovell, Sean Wright, with Allison Tolman and Jeff Perry. The film has a running time of 76 minutes and will not be rated by the MPAA. The film was written and directed by Liz Manashil. Giant Pictures will release SPEED OF LIFE digitally on January 10 (Apple TV, Prime Video, Breaker, Vudu, Google Play, and local Cable, among others). To view the trailer and for additional materials, go to: https://www.speedoflifefilm.com/

Sean Wright is a Catholic Republican turned Buddhist anarchist. Runtime 1 hr 42 min / Recorded 1/9/2020 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whateverthisis/message

“cuisine is a little limited” [NAVA]   We find a smattering of food references throughout the Sherlock Holmes stories. But which can be considered consummate British dishes?   We don't come across toad in the hole, bubble and squeak, or cock-a-leekie soup, but there are other meals that are considered British. And by more than the virtue of appearing in British stories. Which food might this be? It's more than a trifle.   Have you left us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts yet? You don't need to own an Apple device, and every review helps more people find the show.  We're available everywhere you listen to podcasts, including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, SoundCloud, and RadioPublic.   And please consider supporting our efforts through Patreon or PayPal.     Links / Notes This episode: ihose.co/trifles158 Episode 42: A Noble Supper I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere Episode 103: Al and Julie Rosenblatt Superb English Plum Pudding (Epicurious) William Banting (Wikipedia) Food Timeline: Sandwiches Dining With Sherlock Holmes by Julia Carlson Rosenblatt The Sherlock Holmes Cookbook by John Farrell and Sean Wright   Sponsor The Baker Street Journal   Music credits Performers: Uncredited violinist, US Marine Chamber Orchestra Publisher Info.: Washington, DC: United States Marine Band Copyright: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0   --  

Welcome to Episode #009 of the HIGHER LEVEL MMA PODCAST. SEAN WRIGHT joins us in the studio tonight to chat about his incredible journey and career in Muay Thai and MMA, alongside Higher Level regular guest JUSTIN FLANNIGAN. Host James Hamilton also talks with Cal "Pacino" Ellenor on the phone about his upcoming headline fight with James Gallagher on Bellator Dublin, February 2020 Enjoy! Support the Podcast! LIKE / SHARE / COMMENT / SUBSCRIBE Full timetable available at Higher Level Martial Artswww.higherlevelmma.com

On this episode I talk with Sean from Lollygagger FX. https://www.lollygaggerfx.comHe gives the backstory about how Lollygagger came into being. We spend a lot of time talking about his love of tone, especially vintage amps. When you get two vintage amp lovers together on a podcast....Let's just say we go really deep down a rabbit hole of geeking out about classic amp tones. With Sean's many years as an amp technician, I just had to pick his brain about this stuff! I hope everyone enjoys this episode as much as I did recording it!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The first movie based on one of Bret Easton Ellis’s novels sure was a doozy. Katie talks with cartoonist Emma Wolgast and then returning guest Sean Wright about this adaptation that couldn’t have captured the spirit of the original less if it tried.

Sean and Katie talk unreliable narrators, terrorist plots, unsettlingly anatomical sex scenes, and whether Victor Ward is as dumb as he looks.

Katie and guest/brother Sean Wright discuss neo-nazis, the 80s punk scene, and the hidden messages in Less Than Zero that nobody seems to notice.

Kyle's still gone. Sean Wright from Lollygagger FX joins Brian to talk gigging with vintage gear, beers, and utilitarian/ fancy gear.   You can help support the show on our Patreon for as little as $1 a month! Double down to bump it to $2 a month and you'll get an extra episode every week!   Join the fun on our Facebook group!   We have shirts available at The Jerk Store!   Music by Plane Without a Pilot (duh)   Hosted by Brian Gower

This week we chat with Sean Wright from Lollygagger FX. We talk about some of his new pedals, an insight on how he started making pedals, he gives us all tips on how to create your own pedal on a budget without pedal kits, and dream guitars. You can help support the show on our Patreon for as little as $1 a month! Double down to bump it to $2 a month and you'll get an extra episode every week!   Join the fun on our Facebook group!   We have shirts available at The Jerk Store!   Music by Plane Without a Pilot (duh)   Hosted by Brian Gower & Kyle McIntyre

On this episode, Chris is joined by Sean Wright to discuss the changes Google made with how they handle the HTTP Protocol. They also dive into TLS and some other pieces of crypto that relate to #AppSec. You can find Sean on Twitter @SeanWrightSec     The post Google Chrome and the Case of the Disappearing HTTP (S04E01) appeared first on Security Journey Podcasts.

On this episode Sean and I deep dive into why he uses wooden enclosures, his plans for the future, why he uses old school wiring techniques, and of course food. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we talk to our first international guest...its Sean Wright from Lollygagger FX! We talk pedals...how he started...other pedal builders we like...design ideas...and lots more! Big thanks to Sean for the great chat...check out his pedals here: www.lollygaggerfx.com   Also big thanks to Peg & Steve at Peerless Music here in Australia: www.peerlessmusic.com.au   Watch our demo of the Canaglia here: https://youtu.be/pkGBxLpPD-w   Don't forget to take a photo of what you are looking at RIGHT NOW whilest listening to this podcast and post it on our Facebook page...links below!   Send us an email: superfunawesomehappytime@gmail.com   Make sure to check out our YouTube channel here: www.youtube.com/c/TheSuperFunAwesomeHappyTimePedalShow   While you are interwebbing why not swing past our Facebook page and give that a 'Like': www.facebook.com/SuperFunAwesomeHappyTimePedalShow/   Or on Instagram: www.instagram.com/superfunawesomehappytime/   Where we record this stuff: www.facebook.com/PaperbarkRecordingCo/   Or if you prefer Instagram Alex: www.instagram.com/alexrottier/   Gabor: www.instagram.com/tallguywithglasses/   You can find the demos we do for Mooloolaba Music here: www.youtube.com/user/Mooloolabamusicentre   Thanks for listening....please make sure to SUBSCRIBE to our Podcast and YouTube channel...plenty more Podcasts and videos to come!!

I had a blast talking to Liz! I hope you all enjoy our conversation. Liz Manashil earned her B.A. in Film and Media Studies at Washington University in St. Louis, and her M.F.A. from USC's School of Cinematic Arts. Post graduation, Liz spent several years as a film critic for the PBS/Hulu series JUST SEEN IT (which she also helped produce and direct). Overlapping this, Liz worked with distribution guru Peter Broderick. Her debut feature, BREAD AND BUTTER, was called “an absolute must-watch for women everywhere” by HelloGiggles. It was released by The Orchard and can be seen on VOD nearly everywhere (including Hulu!). Liz is currently in pre-production on her next feature film, SPEED OF LIFE, and lives in Los Angeles with her dog, Laura Palmer, and her partner, Sean Wright. She is the Manager of Sundance Institute’s Creative Distribution Initiative. Here is the trailer to her film Bread and Butter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbXYGYCaCEw

I had a blast talking to Liz! I hope you all enjoy our conversation. Liz Manashil earned her B.A. in Film and Media Studies at Washington University in St. Louis, and her M.F.A. from USC's School of Cinematic Arts. Post graduation, Liz spent several years as a film critic for the PBS/Hulu series JUST SEEN IT (which she also helped produce and direct). Overlapping this, Liz worked with distribution guru Peter Broderick. Her debut feature, BREAD AND BUTTER, was called “an absolute must-watch for women everywhere” by HelloGiggles. It was released by The Orchard and can be seen on VOD nearly everywhere (including Hulu!). Liz is currently in pre-production on her next feature film, SPEED OF LIFE, and lives in Los Angeles with her dog, Laura Palmer, and her partner, Sean Wright. She is the Manager of Sundance Institute's Creative Distribution Initiative.Here is the trailer to her film Bread and Butter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbXYGYCaCEw

The Knobs are joined by Lollygagger FX founder Sean Wright to discuss just what the heck is going on in the guitar industry right now from the perspective of two builders and a guy who likes guitar stuff. Hosted by Todd Novak with Tony Dudzik   Visit our website Connect with us and view our blog  Visit our Instagram feed: @guitarknobs Join the conversation on our Facebook Group:  Follow us and give us a like on our Facebook Page

Liz Manashil is a filmmaker, and manager of the Sundance Creative Distribution Initiative.In this episode we chat getting started, making her feature film "Bread and Butter",  distribution, how to get your film distributed with Sundance, going to film school, college alumni associations begging for money, and tons more. Pre Show Notes Game Over is the TV pilot I shot several years ago about 5 employees working at a video game store struggling to get to the next level in their lives.Tagline: In life there is no reset buttonThe goal is to get a lot of eyeballs on this so if you know anyone that'd be interested please share this with them.— Game Over – Making a TV Pilot – The blog post with all of the behind the scenes details about making, Game Over.— How NOT to make a TV Pilot – My interview with Alex Ferrari at Indie Film Hustle— Backstage –  Use code dbcast at checkout when posting a casting call for a FREE basic listing— Dave Bullis Podcast Filmmakers Group on Facebook – a FREE filmmaking group I made on Facebook.— A HUGE shout out to our friends at the new podcast, The Film Fiver, with a really simple and cool concept: each episode is one filmmaker, five minutes, that's it — the perfect shot of film inspiration to kick off the day or fill a coffee break. The show's first season kicks off this week with Patrick Brice (director of Creep, The Overnight, Creep 2), and continues on with Wonsuk Chin (director of Sundance selection Too Tired to Die) and Carolyn Funk (projectionist at the Museum of the Moving Image).Show Notes-- Bread and Butter - Thirty year old AMELIA KARINSKY, obsessed with her virginity, struggles to take control of her life when two emotionally arrested men fall for her. "Bread and Butter" chronicles how she learns that independence is more important than a mismatched romance.Written and directed by Liz Manashil. Starring: Christine Weatherup, Bobby Moynihan, Micah Hauptman, Eric Lange, Lauren Lapkus, Sean Wright, Dawn Didawick, and Harry Groener. -- 2018 Creative Distribution Fellowship - The Creative Distribution Initiative empowers filmmakers navigating the changing business of independent film. Through online resources, live workshops, and a network of allied organizations, the program provides support and insights on creative funding, marketing, and distribution. For Institute alumni, the Creative Distribution Initiative offers a wide array of digital distribution opportunities, promotion and consultation for Kickstarter campaigns, and strategies for audience engagement. -- Speed of Life - Liz's next project filming in April 2018. ContactLiz Manshil-- Official Site -- TwitterDave Bullis— Official Site— Youtube— Twitter— Instagram— Facebook — Stage 32Support the Podcast1. Sign Up for Dave's email list2. Rate the Podcast on iTunes Subscribe to the Podcast— Podbean — iTunes — Stitcher— Google Play Podcast

Total Transparency: How Much Revenue a $100K REALLY Film Generates with Liz ManashilHave you ever wondered how much revenue a real indie film can make in the marketplace? Wouldn't you like to see the real and raw numbers for a nontheatrical film with no major film festival premieres? Today's guest has been brave enough to do just that. Filmmaker Liz Manashil decided to open up the accounting books on her debut feature film Bread and Butter, starring SNL's Bobby Moynihan and Lauren Lapkus. Liz Manashil earned her B.A. in Film and Media Studies at Washington University in St. Louis, and her M.F.A. from USC's School of Cinematic Arts. Post graduation, Liz spent several years as a film critic for the PBS/Hulu series JUST SEEN IT (which she also helped produce and direct). Overlapping this, Liz worked with distribution guru Peter Broderick.Her debut feature, Bread and Butter, was called “an absolute must-watch for women everywhere” by HelloGiggles. It was released by The Orchard and can be seen on VOD nearly everywhere (including Hulu!). Liz is currently in pre-production on her next feature film, SPEED OF LIFE, and lives in Los Angeles with her dog, Laura Palmer, and her partner, Sean Wright. She is the Manager of Sundance Institute’s Creative Distribution Initiative.Here's the breakdown (taken from her amazing article on Moviemaker Magazine:Our film, Bread and Butter, is a digital success. A digital success you’ve never heard of.Let’s break it down.Our film cost $100,000 to makeWe grossed $96,000 a little bit more than a year into our release (and we’re still making deals)Our distributor did have a marketing spend but we invested in no other resources outside of that (other than me running our social media campaigns and newsletter)We got two airline deals, two SVOD deals, and decent promotion of transactional and cable VODWe’re operating in the black with the distributor’s marketing spend and heading toward eventual recoupment in terms of our expensesIn an age where people debate the utility of making independent feature films, there is hope.I had a ball speaking to Liz and we get into the weeds on traditional distribution and self-distribution. If you want to sell you film in the marketplace perk up your ears and take some notes. Enjoy my conversation with Liz Manashil.

The Knobs interview Lollygagger FX founder Sean Wright, creator of the famed Canaglia drive pedal. Hosted by Todd Novak with Jared Brandon and Tony Dudzik

Greetings AaA fans and thanks for checkin' out yet another episode of your favorite Podcast. In this installment of Amps and Axes the guys bring you someone whose products are produced utilizing beautiful woods and colorful finishes. Of course you're assuming he builds guitars, but no. They're not even stringed instruments! Now that we've piqued your interest, settle in to your podcast position and please welcome Sean Wright of Lollygagger FX. Enjoy!

A fantastic episode with Sean Wright and Maciek Strychalski of SMAC Games, the brothers who developed Tokyo 42 here in London.Tokyo 42 is perhaps one of the most unique titles of this year and recent memory, with a beautiful blend of game design, mechanics, and music.This episode is all about their experience developing the game; the difficulties they faced and the lessons they learned.It was an absolute pleasure to speak to them and I hope you find this episode informative and enjoyable.[Tokyo 42](http://tokyo42.com) is available on [Steam](http://store.steampowered.com/app/490450/Tokyo_42/) and Xbox One with a Playstation 4 release around July.Subscribe to the show on:* [Apple Podcasts](https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-combo-podcast/id991591581?mt=2)* Subscribe to the [RSS Feed](https://combo.salimbo.me/)* Or get notified of new episodes posts through [Twitter](https://twitter.com/thecombopodcast)Follow Salimbo on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/thesalimbo). This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ramblings.games

Actor/writer Sean Wright stops by Marshall and Laura's place to revisit "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids." This Ron Howard family comedy challenges our hosts to ponder such indomitable questions as "How does science work?", "How bleakly obvious is Russell Sr.'s favoritism of Russell Jr.'s over his brother Ronnie?", and "When was the last time you saw just one ant?" All this and more as they try to answer the big question "Do I Still Love It?"

In this episode of Strategic Investor Radio, host Charley Wright interviews Sean Wright – no relation – of Carden Capital. Sean is the founder and a Managing Partner of Carden, which is known for its unique investment strategies applied for institutions, mutual funds, private investors, and advisors.  Sean earned an MBA from Wharton and began his investment-industry career as an investment banker. He eventually “caught the entrepreneurial bug” and founded Carden. Soon thereafter, Gaven Duemke – a German who studied at Oxford and traded derivatives in London for many years – joined Sean as a fellow Managing Partner of the firm.  Carden is focused on systematic strategies. “Everything we do has some sort of algorithm,” says Sean. “By using models, we can take emotion out of investment decisions and thereby create better returns.” Sean says his firm aims to “achieve superior risk-adjusted returns over a cycle so clients can have a better experience.”

Welcome to "QUEENsized with Jazzelle," a variety podcast that covers just about everything under the sun. Guest of The Week: Sean Wright and Melody

As the Aurealis Awards reach their twentieth anniversary, Jonathan sits down with Aurealis Awards judging co-ordinator Tehani Wessely, publisher Alisa Krasnostein, and critic Sean Wright to discuss the Aurealis Awards, their history and the recently released 2014 Aurealis Awards shortlist. This is the first time two episodes of Coode Street have been recorded and released on the same day! Our thanks to Alisa, Tehani and Sean for making the time to be available to record the podcast. As always, we hope you enjoy the episode!

Deborah Ross AKA Deborah Wheeler and Connie Wilkins AKA Sacchi Green join me to discuss the Lambda Awards ceremony.Deborah was nominated for Collaborators. The Lambda Literary review is here. Connie won for Wild Girls, Wild Nights: True Lesbian Sex Stories. The Lamba Literary review is here.The interview is very pleasant, but it does mention Marion Zimmer Bradley. In the interim between recording the interview and today, there has been a lot of online discussion of Bradley and her role in enabling abuse and abusing children herself. This is a very fraught emotional topic for many people in the SF, SCA, and QUILTBAG communities because many people looked at her as a role model and influence, and loved her books and/or or made their first sales to her. Here are some links collecting responses to the whole thing. Please note that the materials about MZB and her ex-husband, Walter Breen, are extremely disturbing. Proceed with caution, especially if rape and abuse are trigger topics for you.*Rape, Abuse, and Marion Zimmer Bradley is a links roundup and response by Jim C. Hines, who is a rape crisis counselor. *Silence Is Complicity is another links roundup and response by Natalie Luhrs, who has been actively calling out bad things in the SF community for quite some time. *On Doing a Thing I Had to Do is a post by Janni Lee Simner, an author who made her fist sale to MZB, and who has decided to donate her proceeds to RAINN. *Rachel Manija Brown's post is a personal response from someone who has been abused about the importance of making this visible. *Regarding the Marion Zimmer Bradley Abuse Story is Deborah's personal response, apologizing for an earlier tweet.While I do think it's important to acknowledge all of this, the podcast episode itself is only a tiny bit about MZB, and mostly about The Lambda Awards, and other awards and projects. Here are the episode specific links:*Here's the picture of Connie winning her Lambda Award. *Here's a picture of Cecilia Tan and Mary Anne Mohanraj (in the red sari Connie and Deborah both admired) at the Lambdas.*The Nebula Award winners list. Congratulations to Ann Leckie, Vylar Kaftan, Aliette de Bodard, Rachel Swirsky, Nalo Hopkinson, and Samuel R. Delaney!*Congratulations to Sarah Pinsker for winning the Sturgeon Award! *The Bisexual Book Awards winners are here. Congratulations all, especially Cecilia Tan, Laura Lam, Malida Lo, and Zan Christensen!*The Ditmar Awards were announced at Continuum in Melbourne. Congratulations all, especially Kirstyn McDermott, Sean Wright, Tehani Wessely, David McDonald, Tansy Rayner Roberts, and all of the Galactic Suburbia and Galactic Chat crews!*Jim C. Hines's Continuum GoH speech. *Congratulations to Cecilia Tan and Mary Robinette Kowal for winning RT awards!And finally, two currently active IndieGoGo campaigns you might like to contribute to:*Gears for Queers is the San Francisco Steampunk community's fundraiser to support the GLBT National Help Center. There are 12 more days to order awesome steampunk items and support a good cause. *Interfictions Online is fundraising to bring us all more excellent interstitial content. They have 19 days left in their campaign, and are working towards some exciting stretch goals.

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is back to regular as Abe and Aaron are back in their respective homes, but that does not mean the fun has stopped. This week the guys are joined by Just Seen It’s Liz Manashil and Sean Wright to discuss the Ridley Scott film, The Counselor. Liz also fills the guys in the progress of her movie, Bread and Butter (which also features Sean!). Additionally, all of the regular segments are present as well, including “Know Everybody”, “Out Now Quickies”, “Movie Call Back”, “Out Now Feedback”, and Trailer Talk (Non-Stop and Need For Speed). It may begin with an awkward catfish conversation, but it certainly shows that everything is connected, as things carry forward.

This last episode of The Writer and the Critic for 2012 sees your hosts, Kirstyn McDermott and Ian Mond, sink their teeth into non-fiction. But first they give a friendly shout-out to the brand spanking new podcast from Sean Wright, Adventures of a Bookonaut -- to which you should all go and listen right now -- as well as the entertainingly erudite Ambling Along the Acqueduct blog. (Kirstyn's brand spanking new novel, Perfections, might also garner a wee mention.) The duo then become embroiled in a debate about critics and authors and whether one person can or even should wear both hats, as well as whether or not critics need to take the feelings of authors into consideration -- regardless of what kind of spiffy headwear either of them might be donning at the time. The books up for discussion this month are Evaporating Genres, a collection of essays by Gary K. Wolfe (beginning 35:20), and James Tiptree, Jr.: The Double Life of Alice B. Sheldon, a biography by Julie Phillips (1:03:50). This thoughtful essay by Jonathan McCalmont is mentioned and, in the spirit of Alice Sheldon, Ian promises to begin writing Letters of Appreciation to authors whose work he has enjoyed. We will follow him up on this next year! There are no real spoilers here but if you have skipped ahead, then please tune back in at 1:39:50 for some closing remarks and (belated) holiday well-wishes. And now for the sad news ... The Writer and the Critic is on hiatus for a couple of months and won't be back until March 2013. The good news is that will give you plenty of time to read Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace and House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski. Hopefully it will give Kirstyn and Ian plenty of time as well! Thanks to everyone who listened to The Writer and the Critic during 2012. Ian and Kirstyn love you all to bits and look forward to talking at you a whole lot more in 2013!

This month brings the first fresh recording of The Writer and the Critic since the massive  pre-record-a-thon back in June. Yours hosts, Kirstyn McDermott and Ian Mond, welcome themselves back into the slightly rusty saddle with a brief catch-up on what they did during their break ... which seems to have been a whole bunch of extracurricular reading and podcasting! Kirstyn confesses to the reading slump in which she currently finds herself bemired, while managing to provide a a handle of capsule reviews along the way. Ian discusses his short story ennui as well as taking the opportunity to plug episodes of Last Short Story and the Martian Drive-In Podcast in which he appeared. Podcast floozy, thy name is Mond. The books tabled for dissection this month are Bitter Greens by Kate Forsyth (beginning around 21:40) and Osama by Lavie Tidhar (at 1:06:10). There are many, many spoilers, including detailed discussions of both endings. Be warned! For supplemental listening, Ian and Kirstyn both highly recommend this episode of Galactic Chat in which Sean Wright interviews Kate Forsyth about the research and writing of Bitter Greens. If you've skipped ahead, please back around the 1:53:00 mark -- yes, it's another loooooong podcast -- for some final remarks and listener feedback. Next month is the special Writer and Critic eBook Extravaganza! Ian and Kirstyn will endeavour to read and discuss the following six -- yes, SIX -- originally self-published eBooks as recommended by their listeners: Angelfall by Susan Ee Anticopernicus by Adam Roberts Paintwork by Tim Maughan The Black God's War by Moses Siregar III The Dark Wife by Sarah Diemer The Silence of Medair by Andrea K Höst Unlike other books featured on the podcast, Ian and Kirstyn will also be commenting on the format, practical readability and publication standards of these six titles in the context of a broader discussion of e-publishing -- and they have given each other permission to abandon any book they find a struggle for whatever reason. Join them for what should be a most entertaining, engaging and edifying episode!

 Dr. Richard Dittrich  has been a practicing physician for over 25 years. He created ProfessionalAesthetics and Wellness Center as an extension of his private OB/GYN practice. As his patients' needs changed, he was repeatedly asked “How can I feel better?” In response, Dr. Dittrich created a professional center that offers comprehensive medical services which include weight loss and anti-aging therapies. All programs and procedures are based on his philosophy that, “Today's medicine is all about overall wellness.” Dr. Sean Wright is a plastic surgeon in the Philadelphia area. He is a graduate from Harvard Medical School and completed his plastic surgery training at the Harvard affliliated hospitals including Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Children's Hospital Boston. He specializes in breast and body aesthetic surgery and is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.  Matthew Passen is a nationally recognized attorney who represents individuals and families in serious personal injury, medical malpractice and wrongful death lawsuits.  His law firm, Passen Law Group, is based in Chicago.    Evan Levow is the senior and managing partner of Levow & Associates and a nationally recognized DWI attorney. Mr. Levow's legal practice is 100% devoted to DWI defense

It is a fun mashup this week as far as participants on Out Now with Aaron and Abe. Abe and Aaron are joined by Just Seen It’s Liz Manashil and Sean Wright to discuss the stop-animated, zombie flick for all ages, ParaNorman. The group goes into whether or not this all-ages fright fest is good enough to say “See It” to, as well as have plenty of fun with the regular segments of the show; which includes “Know Everybody”, “Trailer Talk” (The Rise of the Guardians and The Last Stand), “Movie Call Back”, Box Office Results and Predictions, and a game that is pretty wild and involves team work. Fun discussion, lots of things covered, we literally put our hearts and souls into it. So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill…

It is a fun mashup this week as far as participants on Out Now with Aaron and Abe. Abe and Aaron are joined by Just Seen It’s Liz Manashil and Sean Wright to discuss the stop-animated, zombie flick for all ages, ParaNorman. The group goes into whether or not this all-ages fright fest is good enough to say “See It” to, as well as have plenty of fun with the regular segments of the show; which includes “Know Everybody”, “Trailer Talk” (The Rise of the Guardians and The Last Stand), “Movie Call Back”, Box Office Results and Predictions, and a game that is pretty wild and involves team work. Fun discussion, lots of things covered, we literally put our hearts and souls into it. So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill…