Podcasts about steckler

Matt Steckler is well known around the Local 518. Known as a versatile jazz musician, an all around musician, Matt has teamed up with a few of the friends he's made along the way for this new album. The quartet will land at Caffe Lena on January 11th.

In today's RFD Livestock Report, Rita talks with Dr. Teresa Steckler U of I Beef Extension Educator for an update on the Asian Longhorned Tick. 

In today's report Rita talks with Dr. Teresa Steckler, U of I beef extension specialist, for an update on the Asian longhorned tick and Steckler offers advice for farmers working with cattle on pasture.

Tim got a fake email falsely informing him the Former President Jimmy Carter had died // Starbucks is out Dutch Bros is in // Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigns // LBC Shooting // Couple found dead in lifeboat after failed Atlantic crossing // Tim and Cro might go on a RV trip? // Tim had to play referee for Michael Jackson and Stekler, but they blew up on each other any way 

Discussing her work with Max's Mission for the Bismarck Diocese, which seeks to comfort those who have lost a child due to miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss.

Extension Specialist Dr. Teresa Steckler discusses the detection of Asian longhorned ticks in Illinois and the impact the pests have on livestock.

It's No Rules November! That one magical time of the year when we break our 1000 views on Letterboxd rule. First up we're diving head first into the shallow end of the Ray Dennis Steckler pool and joining us is returning guest Zack Carlson, who co-wrote the 100-page booklet for the Severin box set. Just like No Rules November, we're also breaking the normal format of our discussion and having it as a much more informal chat about Steckler, though we do spend some time focusing on The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!? (1964) Horror Gives Back fundraiser closes on November 2nd! get your donations in here: http://support.bestfriends.org/goto/horrorgivesback2023 Join our discord! https://discord.gg/F8WsTzE9qt Follow this podcast on Instagram and Facebook @unsunghorrors. Follow Lance on Instagram and Letterboxd @lschibi Lance's shop: https://lanceschibi.bigcartel.com/ Follow Erica on Letterboxd or Instagram @hexmassacre Logo by Cody Schibi Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast network (www.thepfpn.com)

Claudia and Bev interview the amazing advocate, Beth Steckler. Her husband had a disease called PRSS1, and both of their children inherited it. Her daughter had a whipple procedure when she was just in first grade. Both of her children have been horribly abused in the health care system, which isn't uncommon in these days of opioid elimination. Listen to Beth discuss the heartbreaking abuse her children continue to endure. Beth's Twitter account - @purplemamabear The name of the org that Beth helped to create - National Childhood Pancreatitis Foundation Michigan Open Pediatric post-op opioid guidelines How to advocate for a loved on in the hospital from The Doctor Patient Forum Website If you'd like to watch an after the show video with Beth which includes an update about her daughter, please Head on over to our DPF Patreon page⁠⁠. patreon.com/thedoctorpatientforum Disclaimer: The information that has been provided to you in this podcast is not to be considered legal or medical advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-doctor-patient-forum/message

In this episode of the Jaded Mechanic podcast, host Jeff reflects on his 20-year career in automotive repair and shares his perspectives on the industry. He is joined by his friend Matt Fonslow, and they discuss the challenges of working in the industry, including physical strain and long hours. They also discuss the idea of people who work solely for the money and don't have a true passion for fixing cars. The conversation concludes with a brief mention of an apprentice and the importance of speed in the industry regardless of age.00:00:36 Career in automotive repair.00:10:38 Learn from experience and practice.00:12:09 Fixing broken things pays off.00:17:02 Focus on electrical repairs.00:25:00 Trust your gut instinct.00:26:30 Invest in customer experience.00:34:58 Dealership techs are undervalued.00:41:19 Dedication leads to success.00:43:08 Learn from mistakes and improve.00:50:41 Gain knowledge to succeed.00:57:40 Harvey Chan: Automotive Expertise01:03:44 Teach a man to fish.01:04:42 Refine the process to succeed.01:10:48 Do the right thing.01:19:00 Stop pushing experienced technicians out.01:23:06 Train to succeed, not replace.01:30:44 Validate others' contributions.01:34:36 Reward employees for hard work.01:37:37 Compete to offer better benefits.

  Recorded on April 15th and April 22nd, 2023. Greetings, fans! That Horror Show Podcast brings you the final episode of their Ray Dennis Steckler retrospective. Show hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig tackle three more films from the wacky outsider filmmaker and they certainly are something else. First up is "The Hollywood Strangler Meets the Skid Row Slasher'' (1979), a simple tale of love and lust between a psychotic photographer who loves to strangle hookers and a used book-store owner who slashes the throats of drunken bums! Then, the boys talk about "The Las Vegas Serial Killer'' (1986), a quasi-sequel - or maybe a remake, or perhaps some soft-reboot made before there was a thing called a "reboot"? - to the previous film in which our intrepid photographer-strangler is back in action while the story cuts back and forth between two non-descript muggers that might play into the story...or maybe not?!?! And finally, the hosts review Steckler's last film "One More Time" (2009), which is an attempt at an existential follow up to "The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!?" and...well, it's something! Also on board is Nate's 'Kids Corner' in which he'll be talking about "Prey" (2022), the recent addition in the "Predator" franchise. 

This week I'm talking with writer, producer and composer Brian Steckler in CA. Brian has made a successful career for himself producing albums, composing for sync and library production music with NBC, CBS, Netflix and more. Brian has won a Clio award for helping create the audio and star in one of the most famous Super Bowl ads of all time as a certain frog who liked to say “er!” We are discussing working for a jingle company and creating world famous ads, writing production library music used on countless shows, finding your niche to work in a field of music that only you can provide and how you need to decide what success looks like for you. Sponsors: Edenbrooke Productions - We offer consulting services and are offering listeners a 1-hour introductory special. To request more info on consulting services, email Marty at contact@johnmartinkeith.com.  In this episode we discuss: *Working for Hummingbird Productions in Nashville. *What a jingle company does. *Creating the voices of the Budweiser Frogs commercial soundtrack. *The difference in studio budgets from the 1980s and today. *Working in sync music. *Writing library production music. *Writing to briefs on a deadline. *Writing for a children's preschool curriculum program. *Making the right connections. *Having a breadth of knowledge to do many things. *Writing custom cues for Netflix. *Putting favorite sounds into a template for speed. *Align yourself with people who are good at things you aren't. *It's a long term numbers game. *Send it, forget it. *Tear tracks apart to learn how to create them. *Making your first instinct sound good. *https://www.briansteckler.com/ *@briansteckler on IG. BIO: I have made a career of creating music in a wide variety of forms and genres. The scope of my experience includes collaborations with directors, editors, and ad agencies for commercial musical purposes as well as working with individual artists, and bands to create and hone unique musical styles.This range of experience has given me a broad musical basis to draw from. I enjoy learning what people want and need musically, and then bringing even more than they expect to both the process and the result. After receiving my BFA (piano performance) from Western Michigan University in 1993, I moved to Nashville and began my career at Hummingbird Productions, one of the leading jingle houses on Music Row at the time. It was there I co-produced the audio and lent my voice to one of the most recognized, Clio-winning Super Bowl commercials of all time: Budweiser “Frogs.” I wrote and produced national, regional, and local spots during my years at Hummingbird and it was there that I learned how to deliver great sounding audio on very tight deadlines. I moved to Los Angeles in 1997 in order to pursue songwriting and production and began working with artists and bands crafting songs, producing tracks, and mixing my own work, as well as other producer's songs. I wrote songs for Sony ATV Music Publishing, including co-writing with Billy Porter, Gary Barlow (Take That), Paul Stanley (KISS), 2Gether (an MTV boy band spoof series), and many others. With artist Angela Via, I co-wrote and produced a song that landed in Pokemon: The Movie and on the multi-platinum selling soundtrack album. It was also during this time I had my first taste of film scoring, working closely with Keith Forsey (Billy Idol's long-time record producer) to create the score for Wisegirls, a film starring Mira Sorvino and Mariah Carey.  As the record industry underwent significant changes during the Napster era, my wife and I chose to move our young family to Northern California. While maintaining my relationships in LA, I was able to work with independent artists and bands, as well as grow my skills and experience scoring, working for Universal Pictures on trailers and promos, as well as regularly placing cues in TV shows.  Recently, I've written the score for the Netflix series The Day I Met El Chapo, provided the bulk of the music, including the Main Title theme for a number of other series: Hunted (CBS), S.T.R.O.N.G. (NBC), Ultimate Beastmaster, Awake, Cooked with Cannabis (Netflix). I also had the opportunity to score the award winning documentary Hand Rolled: A Film About Cigars, as well as Sun, Soil & Water, which is currently being screened at a number of film festivals.   My wife and I live in Granite Bay, CA  which is situated between Folsom and Roseville, about 30 minutes from downtown Sacramento, and 90 minutes from Lake Tahoe. Living somewhere beautiful, outside the “rat race,” certainly helps my creative flow. I work in my well sound-proofed custom recording studio called “The Stickhouse,” which is an ideal place for creating and mixing music. My studio is built around the Slate Digital VRS8 system, running Pro Tools Ultimate and Logic Pro, depending on the functionality I need for each project. I have a substantial library of Virtual Instruments and samples which cover any genre, from orchestral to hip-hop.

The guys return to cheese - but this time with a guide. Louisville's own cheesemonger, Adam Steckler, joins the show to teach Michael, John, and David the ins and outs of the cheese biz, beer and cheese pairings, and da cheez tax. Live in or close to Kentucky? Mark your calendars for these two Kentucky festivals: Commonfest (April 29th) Kentucky Craft Bash (June 24th) Featured Beverages 2019 Genius Wizard (Ratio Beerworks) His Dark Materials (Monnik Beer Co.) Noblesse Oblige (Brasserie au Baron + Jester King) McPoyle (Mile Wide Beer Co.) Support the podcast by giving us a rating and a review. Prefer YouTube? Subscribe to our channel: www.youtube.com/@louisvillealetrail If you like what you hear, you can tip us a few bucks over on our Patreon: www.patreon.com/kycommons

It is remarkable how one can demonstrate the love of Jesus through an ordinary business or practice. Christians were not meant to shelve their faith when they go to work. Learn how Partner Jeff Steckler unashamedly builds up his employees, even those of different faiths, through example and grace. His team is trained to go the extra mile to serve student athletes by caring about their whole person and not just their physical condition. Take a listen. You'll also hear a great love story. Jeff Steckler's bio. PinnacleForum.com Show Notes: https://pinnacleforum.com/2023/04/ul-podcast-240/

Originally Recorded on  March 11th, 12th, and 25th, 2023 Greetings and salutations, fans! That Horror Show Podcast presents Part Deux of our Ray Dennis Steckler retrospective! Tune in as hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig tackles Steckler's next productions, which feature enough behind the camera professionalism to capture the personal "home movie" horror film aesthetic. First up, Tim and Chris review "The Lemon Grove Kids Meet the Monsters" (1967-1969), a three-part short film series mash-up in which Steckler imitates the 'Bowery Boys' with his friends and family in 'The Lemon Grove Kids', 'The Lemon Grove Kids Meet the Green Grasshopper and the Vampire Lady from Outer Space' (phew...what a title!) and 'The Lemon Grove Kids...Go Hollywood!' And then, once when the 1970s began everything would change for Ray with his production of "The Chooper" (1971, aka "Blood Shack"), which shows you need a lot more than just the hot Nevada desert locale and a decrepit house complete with a soiled mattress to make a horror movie! But wait, that's not all: Chris goes solo to review a couple of Steckler's later triple-X rated horror titles (so Tim doesn't have to!) of the likes such as "The Mad Love Life of a Hot Vampire", "Count Al-Kum" (oh, how witty, Ray!), "The Sexorcist Devil" and "Red Heat" (and yes, these reviews of Steckler's hardcore titles are NSFW, kids!). And we also have yet another Kids Corner review with Nate in which he talks about "M3GAN" (2022) with special guest Gabi.

In the fifth episode of mini-series 'Experiments that changed fire science' we cover the compartment fire experimental campaigns carried at NBS (now NIST) in 1970's and 1980's, with the maybe most famous of them all - the Steckler's room experiment. My guest - prof. James Quintiere touches on the experimental design, design choices and most importantly - the technology available to measure and how they made it work.If you would like to read more on this science, start up with these piecesStecklers room experiment paperCorridor firesWall fires and upward flame spread

Recorded on Saturday January 14th, Sunday January 15th and Sunday February 5th, 2023. Welcome to 2023, fans! That Horror SHow Podcast begins this brand new year with yet another retrospective, this time on a particular filmmaker who dabbled with the horror genre in his own unique ways: Ray Dennis Steckler! Regulated to near obscurity due to being a filmmaker that hinged outside of the "mainstream", Steckler's work is still ripe for rediscovery and re-evaluation, so your lovely hosts Timothy Kazda and Chris Koenig have decided to take the plunge into his works. First up is the film that most cult movie fans know of just by its title alone: "The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies !!?" (1963), a movie that has gone down in history thanks to (or no thanks to) the Golden Turkey Awards as 'The Worst Film Ever Made', a claim that the hosts are willing to challenge. Second up is what some Steckler fans consider his minimalist masterpiece "The Thrill Killers" (1965), a weird combo of trapped-in-Hollywood-rat-race film noir meets psychopathic murderers on a bloody rampage in the tradition of "Psycho"! And third is not a horror movie but the jewel-in-the-crown of Steckler's form of improvised cinema "Rat Pfink a Boo Boo" (1966), which begins as a movie featuring three thugs involved in a kidnapping and ends as a...oh, comon', you just gotta listen to find out!!! Also on hand is Nate's 'Kids Corner' and gives his take on none other than the Season 4 finale of 'Stranger Things'!

Steckler's RAGE / NFL scenarios for rescheduling Bills v Bengals game / Celine Dion snub – fans protest Rolling Stones for leaving her off best 200 singers // Weather / Holiday Debt hangover // New lineup / Crozier's story // So Cal gas going UP /Crosstalk with Mo'Kelly

You want your clients to give you feedback, but are you asking the right questions? Listen today as our product director, Ashley Steckler, shares specific suggestions on how to get the feedback that can help your firm grow. She talks about what, when, and how to ask the right questions and get valuable information in return! Were your expectations met with this episode? Yes? Mostly? Somewhat? Not really? No? We hope so! If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to Posh Virtual Receptionists, Berkshire Receptionists, & Lawyerist Lab for sponsoring this episode.

You want your clients to give you feedback, but are you asking the right questions? Listen today as our product director, Ashley Steckler, shares specific suggestions on how to get the feedback that can help your firm grow. She talks about what, when, and how to ask the right questions and get valuable information in return! Were your expectations met with this episode? Yes? Mostly? Somewhat? Not really? No? We hope so! If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to Posh Virtual Receptionists, Berkshire Receptionists, & Lawyerist Lab for sponsoring this episode.

La directora de LRA 14 Nacional Santa Fe, Mariana Steckler, habló de su experiencia en primera persona luego de acompañar el proyecto impulsado por el Ministerio de Cultura de la Nación, el cuál brindó asistencia económica a LRA 36 Radio Nacional Arcángel San Gabriel, la emisora más austral del mundo, situada en Base Esperanza, Antártida Argentina. “Fuimos a acompañar esta misión junto a integrantes del Ministerio de Cultura y de Radio Nacional, para poder multiplicar nuestra voz”, relató Steckler. Asimismo, reivindicó al equipo con el que trabajó, “trabajadores que hacen soberanía pura desde el continente blanco” y dio detalles del desafiante clima que enfrentan diariamente. “Respirar acá es como la sensación de nacer, inhalando un aire completamente nuevo" Encuentro Nacional, lunes a viernes de 17.00 a 19.00 Con Luisa Valmaggia, Jorge Halperín, Nora Lafón, Néstor Espósito, Eduardo Anguita, Silvia Bacher, Claudio Leveroni, Luciana Peker, Leticia Martínez, y Carla Ruíz.

Do you spend HOURS and HOURS on admin in your trade business? From paperwork, to quotes, to invoices, to returning phone calls and booking in jobs... the list can seem endless.What if there was an easier way?Michael Steckler, CEO of job management system Tradify joins Andy and Angela on this week's episode of ‘The Tradie Show — Together In Trade Business' podcast to tell you how. Interested in some more strategies to improve systems in your trade business? Click here to book in a Strategy Session with Andy today! In this session, you'll smash out what you need to next in your trade business to provide you with clarity and direction.

Lucas and David are joined by Brandon Steckler at ASTE 2022 to discuss training events and why it seems those that need it most never attend critical training.Are you spending your nights at the shop or worrying about the shop? Get the numbers you need to see what's going on with each tech and each profit center, thanks to advanced analytics. Get Shop-Ware.com and get some sleep.Click Here: Get Shop-Ware.com Support the show

In this week's episode, we speak to Lonnie Steckler, Managing Partner at The Pointe of North Gables, an assisted-living community in Miami. In the episode, we discuss various topics including: - Lonnie's path into the long-term care industry, starting at his stepfather's independent and assisted-living community during his college breaks. - Lonnie's career history, including his experience facilitating support groups for spouses of people with Alzheimer's and his work in social care and administration. - How and why social workers tend to make great administrators in long-term care. - The marketing strategies behind The Pointe of North Gables, such as organic and paid social media marketing. - The unique activities offered at the community for residents, including virtual reality. - How the marketing budget at the community is divided and distributed. - Working with different cultures and how this has challenged and improved Lonnie's leadership skills. - Lonnie's experience of winning the ALF Administrator of the Year Award from the Florida Healthcare Association. The Pointe of North Gables - https://thepointenorthgables.com/ -- We appreciate you listening and we are motivated by your feedback. Visit LTCHeroes.com to learn more about us and head to LTCHeroes.com/community to join our exclusive Facebook group for nurses and our exclusive LinkedIn group for long-term care owners. We look forward to seeing you inside the community. Sponsored by Experience.Care This episode is brought to you by Experience.Care, the only long-term care EHR backed by guarantees. Your profitability is our priority and your compliance, our cause. Since 1969. Get your profitability consultation today at Experience.Care/guarantee. Our website is .Care for a reason. We care about your care. Visit us at Experience.Care.

Penny Steckler with Bank Forward Jamestown talked about a fundraiser called "Fuel It Forward" that is taking donations to be used to purchase gas cards and transit passes for those who need it in the community. Donations can be made through Sept. 30 at Bank Forward.

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Over 25,000 tradespeople around the world use Tradify job tracking software. It promises to be the fastest, simplest and easiest way to run a business: invoicing, quoting and scheduling integrate with existing accounting solutions. You can use it on desktop, tablet and mobile, anywhere, anytime. Michael brings a wealth of business experience to the job of scaling Tradify out into the world. www.tradifyhq.com

Zack Glaser talks with our product director here at Lawyerist., Ashely Steckler, about common project management mistakes and how to avoid them. If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to LawPay, MyCase, and Posh Virtual Receptionists for sponsoring this episode. 

Zack Glaser talks with our product director here at Lawyerist., Ashely Steckler, about common project management mistakes and how to avoid them. If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to LawPay, MyCase, and Posh Virtual Receptionists for sponsoring this episode. 

Do you have a passion for teaching others and watching them grow? Is it something you've been interested in doing? I'm with Brandon Steckler at the TST Big Event 2022 and we discuss his path to becoming a trainer and writer for MotorAge Magazine. He also shares a transparent review of one of his classes from a peer. A special episode I did with Brandon on his passion for teaching is https://remarkableresults.biz/remarkable-results-radio-podcast/e342/ (Episode 342). Speaking of training, did you know that auto tech colleges need part-time instructors? It is a great way to engage with auto tech students. How about being a high school night school trainer. Let's think outside the box and advance the aftermarket together. Brandon Steckler, instructor for CarQuest Institute and WorldPAC Training Institute, Technical Editor for MotorAge Magazine, technical support and beta testing for Automotive Test Solutions. Listen to Brandon's previous episodes https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22brandon+steckler%22 (HERE). Key Talking Points Life after being a technician- opportunities to be a trainer/teacher, breaking the ice as part-time instructor at local schools, writers also needed at magazines, start reaching out to the current instructor  WorldPac- subject matter experts (Honda), Brandon builds curriculum    Carquest- a group of subject matter experts that put together classes to train the trainer while having input/case study with the trainer Training/teaching assessments- an accurate description of the class and not an advertisement “Teaching a 6 year old is true mastery” https://mattfanslow.captivate.fm/episode/025 (Matt Fanslow Diagnosing the Aftermarket A - Z "Divorce Discourse" with Brandon Steckler) Connect with the Podcast: https://aftermarketradionetwork.com/ (Aftermarket Radio Network) http://youtube.com/carmcapriotto (Subscribe on YouTube) https://remarkableresults.biz/episodes (Visit us on the Web) https://www.facebook.com/RemarkableResultsPodcast (Follow on Facebook) https://remarkableresults.biz/insider/ (Become an Insider) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/carm (Buy me a coffee) https://remarkableresults.biz/books/ (Important Books) Check out today's partners:         Set your sights on Las Vegas in 2022. Mark your calendar now … November 1-3, 2022, https://www.aapexshow.com/ (AAPEX) - Now more than ever. And don't miss the next free AAPEX webinar. Register now at http://AAPEXSHOW.COM/WEBINAR (AAPEXSHOW.COM/WEBINAR). More Time. More Profit. Transform your shop at https://getshopware.com/carm (getshopware.com/carm) http://aftermarketradionetwork.com () https://remarkableresultsradio.captivate.fm/listen ()

Silvina Ríos, directora de Nacional Paraná, Entre Ríos; Mariana Steckler, directora de Nacional Santa Fe; y Federico Noro, director de Nacional Jujuy; visitaron el stand de la Radio Pública en la Feria Internacional del Libro de Buenos Aires y, en diálogo con Luisa Valmaggia ratificaron su compromiso en la difusión de la cultura de nuestro país.

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A very candid discussion from Matt and Brandon who have each gone through a divorce. They speak about their struggle and anguish over decisions that were made and not made. This is a very honest and transparent discussion among peers. The show is sponsored by NAPA Auto Care https://napaautocare.com/ (napaautocare.com)NAPA Benefits Center: napabenefitscenter.com NAPA Member Site: http://member.napaautocare.com/ (member.napaautocare.com) Email Matt: mattfanslowpodcast@gmail.comDiagnosing the Aftermarket A - Z YouTube Channel https://bit.ly/32QIkRA (HERE)

A very candid discussion from Matt and Brandon who have each gone through a divorce. They speak about their struggle and anguish over decisions that were made and not made. This is a very honest and transparent discussion among peers. The show is sponsored by NAPA Auto Care https://napaautocare.com/ (napaautocare.com)NAPA Benefits Center: napabenefitscenter.com NAPA Member Site: http://member.napaautocare.com/ (member.napaautocare.com) Email Matt: mattfanslowpodcast@gmail.comDiagnosing the Aftermarket A - Z YouTube Channel https://bit.ly/32QIkRA (HERE)

Revamping Bishop Ryan school structures

No Mask – Will you get Covid? Tik Tok Audio buried alive // Officer Vella Laid to Rest // Irish man funeral prank / USPS Job fair / Defunding Police / Covid Scam // Online Poker / Tim's avatar Steckler /

Lawyerist Product Director, Ashley Steckler, shares her perspective on the personality test industry and how to navigate your results! If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to Posh Virtual Receptionists and Postali for sponsoring this episode.

Lawyerist Product Director, Ashley Steckler, shares her perspective on the personality test industry and how to navigate your results! If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to  Posh Virtual Receptionists and  Postali for sponsoring this episode.

Lawyerist Product Director, Ashley Steckler, shares her perspective on the personality test industry and how to navigate your results! If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to Posh Virtual Receptionists and Postali for sponsoring this episode.

This week's episode features an exciting update - I am launching a new platform next month called The Well Well. The Well Well serves as a community based platform where individuals can easily find and connect with holistic healing practitioners. In this episode, I give a peak behind the curtain into why The Well Well was built, and what you can expect from the platform when it launches. If you have any questions regarding The Well Well or its launch, please reach me at any of the handles below: @kellisteckler @wellwellpodcast @wellwellco

rain traffic stop for wires / Suspect may be in custody / Denzel // Suspect / Michael Jackson Broadcaster dies // Steckler run in with Michael Jackson // mark Edge and KGO / SF Crime

In our latest episode, we're joined by Paul Steckler, Managing Director for Canopy Growth International. We discuss the challenges of fitting cannabis production into a traditional pharmaceutical medical framework, along with some of the biggest UK-centric, economic and market challenges associated with operating within this space.

On today's show we have Michael Steckler from Tradify. If you're an electrician that wants to simplify and streamline your operations then Tradify is your place to start. Tradify is the easiest way to track everything everywhere. The app records notes, receipts, quotes, timesheets, contacts all in one place and more. Michael is the CEO of Tradify and today he's going to share the background of the company and exactly how Tradify can streamline your electrical business. Make sure you connect with Michael: Get the Tradify pulse report here: https://www.tradifyhq.com/reports/thepulse Use the discount code: TECO50 to secure your 50% discount! Website: https://www.tradifyhq.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tradifyhq Twitter: https://twitter.com/tradifyhq Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Tradify YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Tradifyhq/videos === Join our Co-Op for Free Here: https://theelectricianscoop.com/free Follow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theelectricianscoop/ Connect with Jamie: https://www.instagram.com/proimageelectrical/ Connect with Rob: https://www.instagram.com/rob.brus77/ Visit our site: https://theelectricianscoop.com/

Lawyerist Product Director, Ashley Steckler, shares how to better scope and manage projects for your business. If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to Clio, Rankings.io, TextExpander, and Postali for sponsoring this episode.

Lawyerist Product Director, Ashley Steckler, shares how to better scope and manage projects for your business. If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to Clio, Rankings.io, TextExpander, and Postali for sponsoring this episode.

Lawyerist Product Director, Ashley Steckler, shares how to better scope and manage projects for your business. If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Thanks to Clio, Rankings.io, TextExpander, and Postali for sponsoring this episode.

Frank Caliendo - impressions and Steckler//Crew feels left out / Mark's Tesla story//Changing baseball and the speed//

Lupita Suda – Retiring from Knotts Berry Farm//Steckler on rollercoaster / George Michael songs//Motorcycle motorcades of Presidents//Biden at Newsom Rally//

This is the free edition of Rich Text, a newsletter by Claire Fallon and Emma Gray. Rich Text is a space for the indulgent and the incisive, for witty and wistful explorations of the cultural, the personal, and the political in both written and audio formats. If you like what you see and hear, consider becoming a paid subscriber. Rich Text is a reader-supported project — no ads or sponsors!Welcome to our third Rich Text book club! We have officially reached trend status, y'all. For this episode, we were joined by our friend Jessica Goodman, the author of “They Wish They Were Us,” who has a twisty, page-turning new novel out this week called “They'll Never Catch Us.” Like her fantastic first book, it's a Y.A. thriller about murder, gossip, the terror-scape that is the high school lunchroom, and competitive young women with ambitions too big for the boxes they're expected to fit into. The book's primary narrators are Stella and Ella Steckler, two sisters who are competing for the top spot on their competitive cross-country team at a high school in the Catskills — as well as athletic scholarships that could be their ticket out of town. Stella's college hopes have already been shaken by a murky scandal from the previous season, and she's more determined than ever to catch the eye of recruiters. When Mila Keene, a star runner from Connecticut, moves to town and begins to compete with them for dominance on the team, the girls are rattled but also drawn to Mila's warm personality and competitive spark. Then Mila goes missing, and suspicion quickly turns to the two sisters who had most to gain from her absence in competitions. Did one of the Steckler sisters take out their competition? And if not, what happened? In this chat, we talked about the intense pressure placed on elite female athletes, who are asked to be explosively competitive on the field while always maintaining a polite, ladylike facade; the complexity of the bond between sisters; the gentrification of the Catskills; and so much more. You can buy the book here!Give us feedback or suggest a topic for the pod • Subscribe • Request a free subscription  This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit claireandemma.substack.com/subscribe

Glenn Steckler, Larry Steckler, Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer: Stories from the Age of Covid Glen Steckler grew up on Long Island, New York, and attended St. Lawrence University. After graduating he worked for his father at Gernsback Publications where they launched … Continue reading →

Matthew Steckler (aka Matty Stecks) performs and composes in several musical settings internationally. Primarily a saxophonist/woodwind specialist, he also performs on vocals, keyboards, percussion and electronic media, bringing a dynamic, holistic approach to the live musical experience.  As an artist, Matthew has appeared at prominent festivals and concert series, and has received commissions from Chamber...

Brandon Steckler joins me on the show this week to discuss methods that every technician can utilize to increase their value, and in turn, their compensation. Website- https://autodiagpodcast.com/Facebook Group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/223994012068320

In this episode, David and Lucas are joined by Brandon Steckler, an instructor and curriculum developer with WorldPac. He’s also a contributing editor with MotorAge magazine and has hands-down the best pressure waveform class available right now. Brandon has spent the better part of 20 years working in both dealerships and independent repair shops and provides critical advice to technicians looking to turn their J-O-B into a worthwhile career. For shop owners, he brings a technician’s perspective from someone that has made it his lifelong goal to never stop learning. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/AutoShopOwnersGroup)

Steckler story – a-hole over the air / Returning to Work. Driver's license digital. Dodgers / Rick Monday & Charley Steiner L.A. Greatest announcers. 20 Best Chick Hearn 'Chickisms' of All Time.

Steve G park police /Dads advice / Getting to appointments too early –Restaurants dress code / Tim's wedding / Sharon OsborneSharon Osborne / Biden / Big Bites / Round of cheeseNoory / Bibbty bobbety boo – Steckler

The 'Beatles Revolution' is back! This week, we honor George Harrison for his birthday and dissect the Beatles problematic producer Phil Spector, with special guests Peter Asher and Allan Steckler!Subscribe so you don't miss the next episode!

This week, we're taking a break from discussing Bridgerton to give you a behind the scenes roundtable of how we conceived and made our short film Jane Austen Virtual Book Club. It won first place in the over 20 category of the JASNA SW Young Filmmakers Contest. We also interview our friend/director/filmmaker/editor Abbie Steckler who helped us make this! ~~~ Watch Jane Austen Virtual Book Club on YouTube! Visit Abbie's website here and follow her on Instagram at @abigail.steckler Send us your questions or comments at: thepemberleypodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter/Instagram: @thepemberley Visit our website: thepemberleypodcast.com We're part of the Frolic Podcast Network: https://frolic.media/podcasts/

OncoPTs are connectors - we help connect patients with other healthcare pros, services, & care. But we can't do everything. So hallelujah we have foundations like the HERS Breast Cancer Foundation to help patients get needed wigs, compression garments, post-mastectomy care, & more. I spoke with Tina Fernandez Steckler about how HERS helps patients in the San Francisco bay area, plus she shares how to find these resources in our own backyard!

Sometimes, rock and roll dreams can get waylaid, subdued, or even killed by the signing of the line which is dotted. This episode would take 1,000 hours if we only include black artists from the '40s, '50s, and '60s. And '70s, '80s, and '90s. And '00s and '10s. So I just focused on the easy-hanging fruit that is the people who ALSO profited from the hard work of black musicians to make their palatable caucasian crafting.    Adam VIII John Lennon "Roots" Commercial (1975)   What a shitty, washed-out picture. This gives you the idea that Morris Levy just wanted to fuck with Lennon to pay him back for his hubris. Devout (at the time) fans of Lennon like me were perplexed when the last track on "Walls And Bridges" was a strangely shoddy cover of "Ya Ya" with Julian Lennon on drums. Little did we know that that was John Lennon "fulfilling a legal obligation". Just like a junkie would. I don't think anyone would think of Morris Levy as anything but a very sleazy anti-art leech, but that little joke was probably the last straw. "What the fuck is this washed-up hippy doing, and does he know what I can do to him?" Did this whole thing sour Lennon on recording more music, and did he sense his own waning desire to compete with McCartney and use this whole sorry escapade as a good excuse to spend some time in Japan?  Lennon was as dishonest and immature as he was gifted, and we will never know for sure.  The insert. Almost as insulting as "The Wedding Album".  Marvin Gaye - Where Are We Going? (1972) I talk to you like you know at least something about popular music. If you don't, let me be the first to tell you that Marvin Gaye recorded an album AFTER "What's Going On" and BEFORE "Let's Get It On". "You're The Man" was intended as another socially conscious record like "What's Going On" (1971), but following the release of its lead single, the title track "You're The Man", [ed: and the lack of positive reaction to same] Gaye canceled its release. [ed: I like this record a lot.] This was in part due to the reception of the song, as well as the fact that Gaye's political views were different from those of Motown founder Berry Gordy. For these reasons, "You're The Man" was long considered a lost album. Marvin Gaye - You're The Man (Pts. I&II) (1972) Marvin Gaye - The World Is Rated X (1972) Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music (1975) Like The Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, etc., some artists tend to benefit from revisionist history. No, "Metal Machine Music" is not a deep, thoughtful cry for help from a misunderstood genius. This was nothing but a big "fuck you" to RCA, which is sad to me because there were so many more talented, interesting, and profound artists than Lou Reed, struggling for royalties, swimming against the tide of record comp.....wait. Maybe he had a point.  ...but it's STILL not as bad as "Having Fun On Stage With Elvis". Badfinger - Apple Of My Eye (1973) Lookie here.  Badfinger - Get Away (1973) So you all know the struggles that Badfinger enjoyed with Stan Polley, who once managed one of my favorite singers, Lou Christie. But Badfinger also suffered under the weight of the lethargic promotion afforded them by The Beatles and Apple Records. This was THEIR Contractual Obligation album, and it's not bad at all. Guys that talented could never turn in a clunker.  From Loudersound:  (In 1973) Apple was in disarray, but Badfinger – by far the label’s most successful artists after The Beatles – had further cause for complaint. Their original contract, drawn up in the days when Apple was living up to its fair-minded (i.e. hippy) ideals, offered a generous artist royalty of 5 percent, with Apple also paying for all recording and promotion expenses. Now, with legendary US tough guy Allen Klein running the company, the band were being asked to not only take a reduced royalty rate but also to pay recording costs. George Harrison, for one, was devastated at the loss from the label of a group he held dear, and allegedly (and uncharacteristically) confronted Bill Collins [ed: their manager since 1966) and said: “You guys fucked us after we did all that work for you.” Collins retorted that they had been unable to speak to their former champion directly (an accusation that rings true with all the superstar retinue surrounding the former Beatle), let alone with the formidable Klein. In retrospect, Badfinger’s departure marked the beginning of the end of Apple as anything other than a ‘vanity’ label for John, Paul, George, and Ringo. But the inevitable payback was Apple issuing Ass (as the 1973 album ended up being rather unflatteringly called) as a spoiler three months ahead of the band’s debut for their new label. As it transpired, Ass would be the final non-Beatles album to appear on Apple (it reached No. 122 in the US). One track, Pete Ham’s Apple Of My Eye, was a genuinely fond farewell to their former paymasters, and he contributed only one other; much of the music was written by Joey Molland, which gave it a different feel. Al Steckler, the man who had given Badfinger ‘their’ gold disc in New York City, was later incredibly revealing to Stefan Granados, author of the invaluable Apple history Those Were The Days (Cherry Red Books) when he outlined the contract Badfinger signed with Warner Brothers. A band at the peak of their powers, with a track record of US success and the Beatles’ imprimatur, might have thought their next record deal would set them up for life. Not so. The advance, which looked good on paper, was $2 million for, Steckler told Granados: “something like six albums. After they signed, Bill Collins and Pete Ham told me what the advance was and I figured it out for them. When you deducted the cost of the albums they had to pay for, deducted Polley’s cut, and split the money between Collins and the four guys in the group, it came out to nothing… $60,000 apiece per album. They’d really thought they were millionaires. They looked at each other and realized that I was right and that it was too late to do anything about it. Peter had this horrible look on his face… it was the last time I saw him.” Badfinger - Timeless (1973) Bonzo Dog Band - King of Scurf (1971) Neil Innes wrote music for Monty Python and starred in "All You Need is Cash" with Eric idle. He was brilliant and he wrote songs that you know but don't know that it was him. I never liked this group, but as I mentioned in my show, they were in Magical Mystery Tour. These songs were recorded in 1971, a few years after they broke up. But the United Artists label pointed the Fickle Finger of Fate at the boys, and we have this.  Bonzo Dog Band - The Strain (1971)  Bonzo Dog Band - Bad Blood (1971) ELP - Memoirs of an Officer and a Gentleman (1978) The Mamas and the Papas - Blueberries For Breakfast (1971) Like the Bonzos, they were gently reminded by the bean-counters at Dunhill that there was some unfinished business. So they created this. Again, not that bad!  The Mamas and the Papas - Lady Genevieve (1971) For a drug-addled, amoral daughter-fucker, John Phillips sure wrote a lot of songs about his wife.  The Mamas and the Papas - Pacific Coast Highway (1971) The Mamas and the Papas - People Like Us (1971)

Corbin Carson OC Judge Orders reduction of inmates by 50%. Sierra Mountain passes closed. Suzanne makes a huge Donation to Caterina's Club. Mondo's guac. Kevin Tinsley Sales Director for ‘Hungr' A Food Delivery Service. EDD fraud bought Maserati. Magic eye puzzles and Petros never can see. Vegas stories with Thompson and Steckler. Avocado save the cados Laurel Wilt. Mickey Mantle drank profits at his restaurant bad liver. Whats on Mondo's computer. Young attitudes with pants down. FDA approves emergency use of Pfizer vaccine. Short chase ends in fiery wreck 101 & Melrose

Guests include former Bison defensive end Cole Jirik, Bismarck senior wide receiver Jack Steckler, Big Lake boys basketball coach Tom Critchley and Dom's dad for his weekly NFL picks segment . Watch Hot Mic with Dom Izzo 9 to 11 weekday mornings on WDAY Xtra and inforum.com.

Ray Dennis Steckler (January 25, 1938 – January 7, 2009), also known by the pseudonym Cash Flagg, was an American film director, producer, screenwriter and actor best known as the low-budget auteur of such cult films as The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies. Steckler got his break as a Cinematographer on Timothy Carey's groundbreaking film, The World's Greatest Sinner which also gave Frank Zappa his start. Both Steckler and Zappa were heavily influenced by Timothy Carey. This interview was recorded in 2006 in Las Vegas for the Timothy Carey Documentary. Produced by Romeo Carey --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/romeo-carey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/romeo-carey/support

Hey, everyone! Mack, here, with a new episode of Mack & the Movies. Today, we look at the early films of exploitation legend, Ray Dennis Steckler. Time Codes: Intro: 0:00-2:58 Wild Guitar: 2:58-9:40 Incredibly Strange Creatures...: 9:40-16:40 The Thrill Killers: 16:40-21:51 Rat Pfink a Boo Boo: 21:51-28:34 Closing: 28:34-30:06 Support the Program: Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=UXZNDGDH4M42W Cash App: $mjl716 Venmo: Mackenzie-Lambert716 Subscribestar: https://www.subscribestar.com/mack-the-movies Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CinemaMack/ Twitter: @CinemaMack Instagram: mackenzielambert7928 Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/R67A7D5vQ1eW/ Inquiries: Contact: m.j.lambert2283@gmail.com Audio/Visual Credits: Mack & the Movies logo by masteringsounds https://www.fiverr.com/masteringsounds Intro by androzguitar https://www.fiverr.com/androzguitar Audio Clips Used: Mystery Science Theater 3000 (Best Brains) Wild Guitar trailer (Fairway Pictures) "Vickie" (Arch Hall and the Archers) Incredibly Strange Creatures...trailer (Morgan-Steckler Productions) The Incredibly Strange Film Show (Channel X) Incredibly Strange Creatures...(Dir. Ray Dennis Steckler) The Thrill Killers trailer (Morgan-Steckler Productions) Rat Pfink a Boo Boo trailer (Morgan-Steckler Productions) "Main Theme" (A. Brummer) "You're A Rat Pfink" (Roy Haydock)

In December 1992, Mississippi State University students, Jon Steckler and Tiffany Miller’s date was drawing to a close, when out of nowhere their night took a murderous turn. Join us as we discuss a case that not only rocked the college town but divided it and forever changed two families. Want to connect, you can find us on Facebook at Facebook.com/mmadnesspodcast and on our website at www.murdermadeness.com. Make sure you subscribe and rate our show and check in every Friday for a new episode.

In this very entertaining and educational Episode, the Brewmasters of Lincoln County, Dan Ackerman (Lake Norman Brewery), Chris Wertman (Royal Bliss Brewing), and John Brinsfield & Fritz Steckler (Brick Tree Brewing) join Mike Bagwell to talk about all-things Beer. As a follow-up to our initial Lake Leads West Side Podcast recorded conversations with the owners of Royal Bliss, Brick Tree Brewing, and Lake Norman Brewery, in this extended episode, our Lincoln County Brewmasters talk about their background and experience, dive a little deeper into the science of making beer, and review the costs associated with start-up home-brew kits and compare them to their current systems. In addition, Chris, John, Fritz, and Dan shared information about what they have learned since the opening day of their breweries, how they chose their Opening Day beer flavors, and what is involved in choosing the right beers to brew throughout the year. And lastly, John, Fritz, Dan, and Chris give some great advice to those interested in crafting their own beer and discuss future trends of the Craft Beer Industry. Contact Information about our guests:You can reach John Brinsfield and Fritz Steckler, Co-Founders and Head Brewers of Brick Tree Brewing, at:the BrickTree office (980) 785-4970online at www.bricktreebrewing.comon Facebook at BrickTree Brewing Co.on Instagram at @bricktreebrewingcoYou can reach Dan Ackerman, Co-Founder of Lake Norman Brewery at:online at https://www.lknbrewery.com/on Facebook @LakeNormanBreweryon Twitter @LKNBreweryon Instagram @LKNBrewery. You can reach Chris Wertman, Brewmaster of Royal Bliss Brewing, at:the Brewery (704)-951-8388online at https://www.royalblissbrewing.com/on Facebook at RoyalBlissBrewingon Instagram at @RoyalBlissBrewingInformation regarding our Episode sponsor:HempLily, can be reached: online at http://www.hemplily.com (Use code WESTSIDE15 for 15% off)at Physical Location of 20124 W. Catawba Ave. Suite C, Cornelius, NC 28031by phone: (704) 448-5999on Instagram @HempLilyNCon Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hemplilyInformation regarding our Podcast Sponsors: Hanna Schoenrock, the owner of WriteWell Services, can be reached: via email hanna@writewellservices.com on her cell (704) 956-6523 on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WriteWellServices on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/hanna-schoenrock/ Mike Bagwell with Enders Insurance can be reached:via email MBagwell@EndersInsurance.com on his cell (704) 489-3650 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MikeBagwellEndersInsuranceAdvisoron LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/mikebagwellriskmanager/

Today I have a very special guest on the podcast today - my dad! Larry Steckler is a certified financial planner, and today we talk about all things money. Listen in to learn more about WHY as humans we feel compelled to spend, WHY it's so hard to save, and what we can do to balance the two!

G'day guys and welcome to Episode 25 episode of The Air Conditioning Podcast.  In this episode we Zoomed with CEO, Michael Steckler of Job Management System, TRADIFY. Based in New Zealand, Tradify is a one stop shop for Tradies who want to stay organised and being used by over 15k Tradies in Australia. Tradify has been designed to benefit those not only working in HVAC&R but Electrical, Renovation and Maintenance, Plumbing, Construction, Security, Landscaping, flooring, Carpentry, Roofing, Painting, Concreting, Earthworks, Fencing & Decking and…..um….have we left anyone out? With Tradify, you can easily track jobs from quote to invoice and everything in between, get paid faster with online payments, scheduling, professional quotes, timesheets, Profit & Loss analysis and it talks to the major accounting platforms. Here's some of the stuff we covered…. > Can you start by telling our audience more about Tradify and how it came about? (1:40) > Being based in NZ, do you have many clients from Australia? (2:50) > What sized businesses does Tradify cater to? (3:20) > Besides the HVAC industry, what other industries would Tradify be suited to? (3:50) > What differentiates Tradify from other similar platforms? (4:40) > What does the average person need to do to get the platform set up and usable? (6:10) > What devices and operating systems are compatible with Tradify? (7:15) > Can you share with us some of the main features that a tradie might use on Tradify on a daily basis (8:10) > What Accounting platforms is Tradify compatible with? (12:20) > Is it difficult to connect Tradify to your Accounting Package and done by an Accountant or is it straight forward so that the tradie can set it up themselves? (13:30) > How do you come up with the features? Is this via an online suggestion platform? (14:00) > Job tracking is a feature, can you tell us more about it? (15:30) > Do you come across many roadblocks in terms of features or technology and how do you prioritise in order to overcome them? (16:30) > How often are you releasing updates with new or improved features? (18:00) > How have you set up the pricing, is it paid per job created or on a monthly payment cycle? (19:10) And we covered heaps more…. We'd like to thank Michael and Tradify for coming onto the Show (and Richie for arranging it!) and if you want to get in touch with the team, you can visit them at www.tradifyhq.com/au And….Michael and the team at Tradify have kindly put together a special offer for our loyal Air Conditioning Podcast listeners! When you sign up to Tradify, simply use the Discount Code “ACPODCAST” and you'll receive a massive 50% off Tradify for 3 months!  You must get onto Tradify and take advantage of this offer while you can, and until the next episode guys……catcha!

Seedy Shorts, brief episodes of straight readings of beautifully composed seed descriptions with no additional commentary. Because we recognize we're insufferable and should just get out of the way sometimes. Released on off-Fridays, in between episodes of Seedy Business. Instagram: SeedyBusinessPod Twitter: SeedyBusiness Email: SeedyBusinessPod@gmail.com

Allison and Roman go retro again and discuss the 1960 Steckler Seed Company catalog, a defunct company of New Orleans origin. They learn about and inexcusably mispronounce the mirliton/chayote, dig into some more celebrity gardening stolen valor, and Allison betrays Roman by disclosing that she has planted squash seeds. 1960 Steckler Seed Company catalog cover Earliest mirliton photo by surrealist photographer Clarence John Laughlin  Biodiversity Heritage Library's collection of old seed catalogs TMZ Celebrity Quarantine Garden Gallery Instagram: SeedyBusinessPod Twitter: SeedyBusiness Email: SeedyBusinessPod@gmail.com Info on Interlude Music by Doctor Turtle here

The mute, vengeful, and surprisingly talented Andy Steckler has arrived to WXG to audit the studio and deliver justice from the IRS. Ski and Grolph face serious prison sentences and the station's fate lies in the balance. Bargaining with the grim auditor, Grolph challenges Andy to a showdown game of "Commanche or Communist" to try to win his freedom. Meanwhile, Michelobe is noticeably absent and calls from his mother's basement where he has lost his ceremonial cape and is hiding in fear from his stepfather who doesn't know he is there. Tune in to hear a the tragic creation story of an IRS auditor seeking to avenge his father, Ski's theories on things that taste like chicken, a beautiful folk song, and the nailbiting finale to Coffee for Communists.—Support WXG and listen to bonus episodes @ https://www.patreon.com/flyingsquidcomedy

Our guests for this episode are John Brinsfield and Fritz Steckler, Co-Founders and Head Brewers of BrickTree Brewing Co.In this episode John and Fritz talk about their journeys to becoming the Co-Founders and Head Brewers of BrickTree Brewing Co., a soon-to-be-opened brewery in Lincolnton, NC. They also talk about how they landed on Lincolnton as the location and the inspiration behind the brewery's name. Listeners will get to hear about the casual, comfortable vibe they plan to create in the "period-specific with a modern twist" space that was originally an old mill (Eureka Mill). They also discuss their many partnerships with local vendors who will provide cider, wine, and food. Regarding food, BrickTree Brewing Co. will have food trucks, and they are partnering with local restaurants (such as Good Wood Pizza and Harvest Moon, among others) so that customers can order food from their phones and have it delivered to the brewery.BrickTree Brewing Co. is located at 414 E. Water Street in Lincolnton, North Carolina 28092 and is expected to open in late June or early July of 2020.You can reach John Brinsfield and Fritz Steckler, Co-Founders and Head Brewers, at:· the BrickTree office (980) 785-4970· via email at www.bricktreebrewing.com· on Facebook at BrickTree Brewing Co.· on Instagram at @bricktreebrewingcoInformation regarding our sponsors:Mike Bagwell with Enders Insurance can be reached through email at MBagwell@EndersInsurance.com and on his cell at (704) 489-3650Hanna Schoenrock, owner of WriteWell Services, can be reached through email at hanna@writewellservices.com, on her cell at (704) 956-6523, and on her Facebook business page at https://www.facebook.com/WriteWellServicesBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

We sat down with one of our service technicians, Maggie. Standing at 4'10'' she defies the odds and excels as a service technician. She discusses some challenges she faces in the industry and with her daily tasks and how she overcomes them. She is an inspiration to us all with her determination and drive! We are so thankful to have a female technician on our team to be a role model for young women everywhere, showing them that they can be whatever they want when they grow up! 

Will and Chris chat with Becky Steckler as she discusses new mobility, emerging technologies, and building the places you really want to live. Becky serves as the Urbanism Next program director for the University of Oregon. Urbanism Next conducts research and convenes partners to explore possible future implications of new technology for people, cities, and communities to inform better decision making today.

The divorce rate in the US for first marriages is 45%.  For second marriages, the divorce rate is closer to 60%.  More and more families are coming together to live under the same roof, bringing not only their moving truck filled with living room sofas and dining room chairs, but they are showing up in relationships with their respective sons and daughters.  Where does everyone fit under the one roof?  Who is allowed to discipline?  Can a stepfather step in?  What do the kids feel? Should we give more room and accept as parents and step parents that children now add a new dimension that needs to be understood and respected? Greg Steckler, a Los Angeles Marriage and Family Therapist discusses these issues that are very relevant in today's world of contemporary relationships.

In our first episode Abbie & Tim discuss how a midnight conversation in a medieval Swiss town turned into a podcast. The show will feature inspiring young leaders in the middle of their process, and explore how we have the potential to create great change in our societies.

Ein alter Bekannter taucht auf und nervt rum. Das Problem: Max soll diesen beschützen, da er ein Kronzeuge ist und gegen Bürgermeister Steckler aussagen soll. Außerdem bekommt es Max mit neuen Gegnern zu tun, welche sogar ihr gefährlich werden können. Deutsche Erstausstrahlung: Di 26.03.2002 auf VOX.

Dave Steckler chats with host Chris Parsons about some of the new technology being developed to detect cetaceans at sea and provides career advice for those who want to search for marine mammals and protected species at sea for a career.  Speak Up For Blue Instagram Speak Up For Blue Twitter Check out the Shows on the Speak Up For Blue Network: Marine Conservation Happy Hour Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k4ZB3x Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2kkEElk ConCiencia Azul: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k6XPio Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k4ZMMf Dugongs & Seadragons: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lB9Blv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lV6THt Environmental Studies & Sciences Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lx86oh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lG8LUh Marine Mammal Science: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k5pTCI Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k1YyRL

On today's podcast I interviewed Max Steckler, General Manager of DealerFire Digital, a division of DealerSocket. Max is a leader in automotive retail technology and I was very interested to learn why he joined DealerFire after a long career at CDK Global. Join me for an interesting conversation about DealerFire, which was one of the first companies in automotive retail to win an AWA Award, back in 2009.

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We answer the age old question: “What’s the best way to get fired?” Or was it “where is the best place to keep your crowbar?” Or maybe it was “How does Don Quixote relate to UHF?” Very special guest Robert Soulliere Jr. joins us to explain the circumstance! UHF Time Stamp: 0:07:14-0:08:16The Links:Moviesbyminutes.com | UHF62nd.comTown Talk |MySpace |Twitter |Instagram | Email |TeePublic

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So how does one approach a Batman spoof that wasn't intended to be one?  John and Robert are sitting in the Batcave and watching the infamous Ray Dennis Steckler film, Rat Pfink A Boo Boo.  In it, our hero's girlfriend is being menaced in the first 45 minutes of the film.  Based on the setup, one would think that our hero would turn detective to try and stop it, but when she's kidnapped at the halfway point, he and the gardener in his girlfriend's building enter a closet and come out as the masked avengers - Rat Pfink and Boo Boo. ​John and Robert Long are watching their Bat-Monitors and are cringing at the turn of the events for this film as well as the costumes our heroes wear, while marveling at some of the directing choices and laughing at some genuinely funny lines.  It all adds up to a movie that leaves you scratching your head and wondering what it was you just watched.​ Take a listen and let us know what you think by commenting here or writing us at thebatcavepodcast@gmail.com.   Robert Long is a full time graphic designer and independent filmmaker.  As a first generation Batman syndication kid, he manages the 1966-68 Batman Television Series Group on Facebook.  He has had the pleasure to meet and work with Adam West and Julie Newmar with various projects in the past.  Visit Robert's production company - Smash or Trash Independent Filmmaking to learn more about it.

Grace Steckler is literally a saving grace to hundreds of pet owners in Washington, DC. Founded in 2000, Saving Grace Pet Care has grown to be a thriving business with 25 employees and three franchises. In addition to Grace turning her business into one of the most successful pet care companies in Washington, DC, she has also owned a cleaning company and a handyman service. Being an entrepreneur has brought about many challenges, some great accomplishments, and a great sense of personal satisfaction for Grace. It has also allowed her to remain a stay at home mom to her three children, to travel, and to have a freedom that would be difficult to attain otherwise. Grace has taken a very interesting path in life with several twists and turns. She has combined many different life experiences from living as a nun, to teaching high school science, to traveling abroad, to running her own pet care business. She took lessons she learned from each of these experiences to create a highly successful business. Her teaching background has allowed her to easily keep her furry clients and team on task while others often struggle to stay calm and in control. Her love of travel, new languages, and cultures keeps her motivated to put lots of systems and processes in place to keep her business running efficiently without her. It’s broken down to a science at this point - no pun intended. In this episode Britt and Grace go into great detail on what it was like for Grace to franchise her business. Saving Grace Pet Care’s key to success is focusing on caring for it’s large team of 25 employees. This includes making sure they all have a healthy work life balance, are compensated very well, and are allowed to thrive on their own terms while still working effectively within the team and the franchise. The name of the game is “Win-Win”. Grace wants each of her employees to feel empowered and part of a larger mission, which has allowed her to keep many team players around for many years. Grace believes that the happier your team is the smoother your business runs. She shows her appreciation in many different ways. For example, randomly during the cold winter months she’ll email each of her team members a Starbucks gift card with a note thanking them for all their hard work. Franchising is something only a few brave souls ever tackle during their business endeavors. Grace goes into great detail on the pros and cons of franchising, what your business goals need to be in order for the cost of franchising to be worth the investment, and how she targets areas to open new franchises. For Grace, her franchising journey started with a few google inquires, several interviews with many franchise lawyers, and then a lot of pain staking paperwork that took a year to get in order. In the end it was all worth it. She felt that empowering her team not as managers, but as business owners with the most mutually beneficial outcome for both her and each individual business owner. Franchising was the perfect blend of business, teaching, and freedom for the Saving Grace team. In this episode you’ll learn: - How Grace went from a 12 year career as a nun teaching high schoolers to becoming a business owner - How she carried over skills from previous career as a teacher to her pet care business - How to clearly communicate the job’s ins and outs to new hires and what that teaching process looks like - How allowing her managers to work remotely has caused them to feel empowered and stay with the company long term. - How implementing a win-win strategy in her company has created long term happy employees - How to go from a single business to a franchise - How to find help with hiring through Jazz HR. - How to know if franchising is a good fit for you - How changing locations can keep you from burning out. - How she integrates her business into her family life which allows her job to feel less like work and more like life.

Brandon Steckler began his career in Northampton County Community College in Bethlehem, PA. There, he was a student of GM’s Automotive Service Educational program. In 2001, he graduated top of his class and earned the GM Leadership award for his efforts. He later began working as a technician at a Saturn dealership in Reading, PA where he quickly attained Master Technician status. He later transitioned to working with Hondas where he aggressively worked to attain another Mater Technician status. Always having a passion for a full understanding of system/component functionality, he rapidly earned a reputation for deciphering strange failures at an efficient pace and became known as an information specialist amongst the staff and peers at the dealership. In search of new challenges, he once again transitioned away from the dealership and to the independent world, where he specializes in diagnostics and drivability. Today, he is a working technician at a large facility near the NE side of Philadelphia, PA. Along with beta testing for Automotive Test Solutions, he writes for MotorAGE Magazine, teaches for CARQUEST Technical Institute as well as WORLDPAC, INC. and develops curriculum/submits case studies for other training companies. Brandon contributes weekly to Facebook Automotive Chat groups and truly enjoys helping others to attain a level of understanding that will serve them well throughout their careers. Professional Accomplishments GM ASEP certified Technician SATURN certified Master Technician Honda Factory Certified Master Technician Diagnostic technician in multiple shop locations Training instructor Training Curriculum Development Certifications ASE CMAT A1- A9 ASE C1 Service Consultant ASE L1, L2, L3 Advanced Level Specialist Personal Mission Statement To help maintain or improve the level of professionalism amongst today’s diagnosticians and to help grow the number of competent diagnosticians of tomorrow. Key Talking Points: Mentor: Jim Morton Aspires to be an instructor of the caliber of John Thorton Enjoys being an instructor and answering questions. Considers himself a ‘bridge gaper’ with relaying information in a relatable way for students to understand. Trainer for CTI (Carquest Technical Institute) and WTI ( WorldPac Technical Institute) “Knowledge begets new knowledge” When you share knowledge together you can make new discoveries Always seeking new challenges with work Worked at over 10 different shops and learned from all of them even the not so good experiences   Described as “information specialist” because enjoys branching out to different makes and models of vehicles Learned a lot in the early days by reading case studies 1.5 hour commute to work one way Still keeps fire and motivation because uses that time to think and collect thoughts His first article for Motorage is still his favorite piece Toughest challenge- Minivan with start problem that kept occurring Put pride aside and wrote about the difficulties he faced Training techs Daytime training- leaving work for training, shouldn’t cost tech money to do so Techs need to constantly be training to keep up with the changing industry Advice Try your best, ask questions, make mistakes and learn from it Don’t be afraid of not knowing something, career is up to you (http://eepurl.com/bhqME9) Be socially involved and in touch with the show: Speaking (https://remarkableresults.biz/speaking) This episode is brought to you by Federal-MogulMotorparts and Garage Gurus. With brands like Moog, Felpro, Wagner Brake, Champion, Sealed Power, FP Diesel and more, they’re the parts techs trust.  For serious technical training and support – online, onsite and on-demand – Garage Gurus is everything you need to know. Find out more at fmgaragegurus.com (http://fmgaragegurus.com/)

In Episode #37 of Technician.Academy’s podcast series, host Richard Young and guest Brandon Steckler discuss technician training and how to reach the new generation of technicians entering the industry. Steckler is an experienced technician who writes for MotorAGE Magazine, conducts beta testing for Automotive Test Solutions, teaches for CarQuest Technical Institute and WORLDPAC, INC., and develops curriculum/submits case studies for other training companies. Steckler brings his industry expertise to the discussion and offers his opinions and solutions to various industry-specific problems, such as technician shortages, recruiting quality employees, training older technicians, and more. Tune in now. The post Brandon Steckler – Reaching the New Generation of Technicians appeared first on Technician.Academy.

A brief review of Ray Dennis "Wolfgang Schmidt" Steckler's 1979 sleazefest that begs the question, is this a movie or ickiness that collected on celluloid while no one was looking. The title says it all: a sicko posing as a shutterbug strangles nudie cutie models in Hollywood while a sullen, greasy bookstore cashier murders winos in alleys.

This week we're at Urbanism Next, a conference hosted by the University of Oregon that aspires to break the mold of transportation conferences, which are often filled with people from industry, the public sector, or academia - but rarely all three. We sat down with the event's co-organizers, Nico Larco and Becky Steckler from the University of Oregon, ahead of the conference to get a sneak peek into what will be discussed across the next few days. Keep up with Urbanism Next on Twitter throughout the week with #UrbNext2018 and follow @UrbanismNext and @NicoLarco on Twitter. Stay tuned for our interviews with leaders in the field across the next few days!

In this episode, Grey and Dr. Steckler discuss the stigma of living with HIV, as well as many other things such as lack of accessible care and the 1980s AIDS crisis.

First (0:51-38:51), Anne from Pikapi Podcast returns to talk about the music of Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea, where “A Thing To Be Protected” takes on ”Together We Make A Promise”. These two very different songs lead to another interesting discussion. The second segment (38:59-53:27) is an archival interview with Brian Steckler, co-writer of “Catch Me If You Can” from Pokémon: The First Movie. As it turns out, Brian has had quite an interesting career, covering commercials, TV, and more. Links: Segment 1: Pikapi Podcast: http://pikapipodcast.blogspot.com/ Segment 2: Brian Steckler: http://www.briansteckler.com/

Jo Kwon on Road diet. Ding or Dong Doggie-style. Laguna Beach. Cop N' Cruisers. Time Capsule. Steckler's Bippity-Bop Oh no you dont!

Dr. Natalie Steckler: Advances toward a new diagnostic tool for ranaviruses

Eclipsed by her famous husband Charles Lindbergh and the kidnapping story of her son, Anne Morrow Lindbergh was a poet, activist, and pilot. Former Disney executive Michele Steckler shares the story of this remarkable woman.

Water Baptism of Deseray Prieto & Angela Steckler, January 25, 2015

None of the Above

Leaving the fictional Las Vegas and turning our sights onto a director who would spend his later years in Las Vegas, this episode features a discussion of Ray Dennis Steckler's 1969 film Body Fever.  Body Fever features Steckler regulars Carolyn Brandt, Ron Haydock, Herb Robins and Gary Kent as well as behind the scenes work from Keith Wester and Jack Cooperman.  As someone who recognizes that Steckler's work is still relatively unknown, Terry often finds himself drifting off to other films in Steckler's career and some of the great stories behind them.  It is safe to say that many topics here will be revisited in future episodes of the podcast. In an effort to briefly discuss the cinematographers Vilmos Zsigmond and Laszlo Kovacs, Terry incorrectly credited the cinematography in The Last Picture Show to Mr. Kovacs when it was actually Robert Surtees.  Laszlo Kovacs did work in many other pictures including Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces, The King of Marvin Gardens, Ghostbusters and Say Anything.  We apologize for the incorrect credit. The podcast can be downloaded via iTunes or through the flickeringwaves.com website.  iTunes will also allow you to subscribe and comment about the podcast.  We can also be found on Facebook (The Flickering Waves podcast group page), Twitter (@flickeringwaves) and YouTube (for our playlists to compliment each episode).

Gina heads to a charity bachelorette auction and Conway and Steckler have some fun with Randy's coming out audio  from PGP 700!