Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephen Gould

Send us a textUnearth the fascinating connections between faith and science as we explore the biblical account of creation on the fifth day through Genesis 1:20-23. We pose a provocative question: Could the absence of transitional forms in the geological record, noted by both Charles Darwin and Stephen Gould, suggest a different narrative altogether? Discover the rich tapestry of Hebrew language with terms like "nephesh," reflecting the soul or consciousness shared by humans and animals. And, embark on a thought-provoking discussion about "tannin" or sea monsters, as we ponder the scriptural mentions of dinosaurs and dragons. This episode isn't just a journey through ancient texts; it's an invitation to reflect upon the divine revelation of our origin.Moving beyond theological exploration, we also invite you to engage with our "Devotions with Dr. Papa" series, offering spiritual nourishment and encouragement. Connect with our community through the Jackson Family Ministry and learn how you can access Dr. Jackson's books or book speaking engagements via our social media platforms and website. We hope these insights resonate deeply with you and inspire you to share the journey with friends. Be sure to join us next week for "More Than Medicine," where faith, scripture, and everyday life intersect in meaningful ways.https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.comhttps://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

Today, I'm joined by Aaron Salko, and we're talking about Mastering High Performance. Aaron is a Sales Management Professional with the innovative solutions-based company Stephen Gould. He has a demonstrated history of talent development, innovation, creativity, and organizational growth. For more than two decades, he has focused on human performance in both career and life in a highly competitive, entrepreneurial-based, global sales environment, with an intense concentration on exploring how the science and mechanisms of human behavior, psychology, social interaction, and human physiology apply to performance. Aaron is the Founder and Creator of The 9th Stratum and author of the book The 9th Stratum: Your Guide to High Performance. I'm excited to have him on the show to talk about Mastering High Performance. Show resources: The 9th Stratum: Your Guide to High-Performance book stratum-nine.com Sponsors: Salty Sailor Coffee Company Leader Connect The Qualified Leadership Series Ignite Management Services Liberty Strength  ____ Get all of Jon Rennie's bestselling leadership books for 15% off the regular price today! HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mako robotic-arm assisted joint replacement surgery has become the gold standard in orthopedic care. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Stephen Gould with Cullman Regional Medical Group Orthopedics & Sports Medicine shares how it's transforming knee and hip replacement procedures. Dr. Gould also shares his insights on the vital role of a healthy lifestyle in maintaining joint health and preventing the need for surgical intervention.

For this episode of the Back to Life podcast, Danny talks with Aaron Salko. Aaron is the founder and Creator of The 9th Stratum and is a Sales Management Professional with the innovative solutions-based company Stephen Gould. Salko has a demonstrated history of talent development, innovation, creativity, and organizational growth. For more than two decades, he has focused on human performance in both career and life in a highly competitive, entrepreneurial-based, global sales environment, with an intense concentration on exploring how the science and mechanisms of human behavior, psychology, social interaction, and human physiology apply to performance. During their conversation, both discuss Aaron's desire to help individuals attain their highest levels of performance in order to achieve success in their career and find purpose and fulfillment in life. His new book is The 9th Stratum: Your Guide to High Performance.

Aaron Salko, Founder and Creator of The 9th Stratum, who is a Sales Management Professional with the innovative solutions-based company, Stephen Gould joins Enterprise … Read more The post Strong leaders don’t delegate – they empower! appeared first on Top Entrepreneurs Podcast | Enterprise Podcast Network.

Erst vor wenigen Wochen gab Stephen Gould bekannt, dass er an Krebs leide. Hoffnung auf Heilung gab es nicht mehr. Wie die Bayreuther Festspiele mitteilten, ist der große Wagner-Sänger am 19. September gestorben. Er wurde 61 Jahre alt.

Am vergangenen Dienstag ist der prominente amerikanischen Heldentenor gestorben. Er war eine fixe Größe der Bayreuther Festspiele und erste Besetzung der kräfteraubenden Wagner- und Richard-Strauss-Helden in allen bedeutenden Opernhäusern. Wilhelm Sinkovicz widmet den Musiksalon dem Andenken des Künstlers.

The world of whiskey is expanding, and producers across the globe are coming up with new ways to innovate and drive the category forwards. With the demand for these spirits continuing to reach new heights, even established markets are finding ways to keep consumers engaged. On this episode of the Park Street Insider podcast, you'll be hearing from Stephen Gould, the founder, CEO, and master distiller of Golden Moon Distillery. Gould is a whiskey expert who travels the world, educating, judging, and consulting within the whiskey category, in addition to running his own brand.  In this talk, he gives an overview of three key world whiskey markets: the United States, Ireland, and Japan. A student of the category, Gould will place each of these markets in a historical context to help explain the developments within them today. As a member of the American Single Malt Whiskey Commission, Gould details the rise of the American single malt category in the United States and shares what efforts are being made by producers for the U.S. government to formalize a definition for the segment. He'll then explain why Irish whisky is reaching back into its historic roots to find new means of market differentiation and give an update on the state of Japanese whisky. Gould gets into the technical details about how producers in the modern age are making differentiated whiskies that appeal to modern consumers. He cites innovation as the key for brands looking to set themselves apart in the market and gets into the importance of educating consumers. Episode Breakdown: 2:08 - Background on the category 3:57 - American single malt category9:59 - Irish whiskey 13:37 - Japanese whiskyKey Quote:"The world right now has an unprecedented demand for brown spirits that we've never seen before." In this episode you'll hear from:Stephen Gould, Founder, CEO & Master Distiller, Golden Moon DistilleryLearn More About Park StreetSign up for our Daily Industry Newsletter.Sign Up for our Monthly Newsletter.Follow us for more industry insights onLinkedIn FacebookTwitterInstagram

Our guest this week has lived with a slow growing, incurable cancer for the past two decades. She tells us about how she has modified her lifestyle using nutrition as well as a combination of distraction and mindfulness to grapple with the mental challenges of uncertainty. She talks about the idea of “median survival statistics” and how a powerful essay by Stephen J. Gould helped her see those stats in a different light. She also discusses the evolution of treatment and imaging over her 22 years as a patient, and the powerful scientific progress that has been made during that time. Key highlights: The unique nature of indolent (slow growing) cancer and living as a patient for +20 years Examining median survival stats and Stephen Gould's paper “The Median Isn't the Message” Nutrition modifications and the shift to a plant-based diet Grappling with uncertainty using Distraction + Mindfulness The evolution of treatment and imaging in her cancer over the past 21 years About our guest: Rowan Carlson is an aquatic ecologist who was diagnosed in 2001 with an incurable form of Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma that requires repeated treatment. Thanks to her doctors who carefully timed her treatments and family and friends who supported her in a myriad of different ways, she continued teaching at the college level and conducting research abroad through 2019. Now retired from teaching, she gardens episodically, hikes daily, demonstrates monthly for climate action, and habitually writes scientific papers. Key Moments: 7 minutes 50 seconds: I heard a nutritionist speaking to a group of cancer patients at a local wellness center. And I found that what she was recommending was so different from the way I ate that I thought it was radical. So I made appointments with two other nutritionists specializing in cancer patients, and all three of them were advocating the same healthful diet. They were advocating a plant-based diet avoiding red meat and processed meat and filling your plate with vegetables. 15 minutes 35 seconds: There's a very powerful essay written by a famous biologist, Stephen J. Gould, and the title of that essay is “The Median Isn't the Message.” He was prompted to write this essay because he had just been diagnosed with a very rare form of GI cancer, and he quickly dug up a medical paper and learned that the median survivorship of this cancer was 8 months. The essay describes how he dealt with this. He convinced himself  that he would live longer than that, and most people do live longer than the median. He lived for another 20 years and died from a different type of cancer. 17 minutes 24 seconds: What has really helped me since that first year after my diagnosis are two things. One is distraction. I distract myself by keeping very busy on projects that are larger than myself, for instance writing scientific papers and more recently working with three climate action groups. I find this work very fulfilling, and it does distract me, but you can keep yourself too busy and that can rob you of time with family and friends, which is also important, so I try to balance distraction with something called mindfulness. Mindfulness is the idea of living in the moment, and it's been very helpful for me. Visit the Manta Cares website Disclaimer: This podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing or other professional health care services, including the giving of medical advice, and no doctor/patient relationship is formed. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user's own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Users should not disregard, or delay in obtaining, medical advice for any medical condition they may have, and should seek the assistance of their health care professionals for any such conditions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/manta-cares/support

All the dinosaur species have gone extinct...or have they? While this fish may not be a dinosaur, it is said to have swam the sea at the same time they roamed the Earth. Not knowing about this discovery will cost valuable scientific insight; especially with leading evolutionists like Stephen Gould commenting that discoveries of living fossils are a major problem for evolution theory. So, are you ready to investigate this living fossil?

Today on Mushroom Hour we have the privilege of being joined by Dr. Kevin Boyce, Professor of Geological Sciences at Stanford University. Dr. Boyce's research is focused on the biological and environmental impacts of the evolution of plant structure, development, and physiology from the Paleozoic colonization of land through the subsequent radiations of land plant forms up to and including the Cretaceous radiation of flowering plants. This work involves both living and fossil plants and a wide variety of approaches: developmental and physiological investigation, climate modeling, comparative study of morphological diversity, and cell and tissue-specific analysis of elemental, isotopic, and organic chemistry. These tools have been applied to three connected areas of research that each inform wider questions concerning the evolution of terrestrial environments: 1. the evolution of leaf morphology, development, and physiology with feedbacks to climate and primary productivity, 2. the evolution of cell wall biochemistry and its influence on organic matter burial as a sink in the carbon cycle, and 3. the establishment of early terrestrial life and ecosystems encompassing the complete biota including animals, fungi, and microbial communities in addition to the plants. I'm excited to learn about the coevolution of plants and fungi, prototaxites and how we learn about organismal evolution and community assembly from the ancient past.    TOPICS COVERED:   The Path into PaleontologyGeobiology & Defining Geological Eras   Fungal & Plant Fossil Records   Absolute Time & Relative Time   Evolution of Plant Physiology   Coevolution of Plants, Bacteria, Fungi and Animals   Stochastic "Rules" of Community Assembly   Geochemistry   Genetic Tools and Phylogeny Changing Paleontology   Prototaxites   Biochemical Signatures of Heretrophs and Autotrophs   Piecing Together a Paleozoic Landscape    Lifestyle, Physiology and Growth Rate of Prototaxites   Future Work into the Cenozoic   EPISODE RESOURCES:   Dr. Kevin Boyce Academic Website: https://biology.stanford.edu/people/kevin-boyce   Dr. Boyce Paper on Prototaxites: https://awarticles.s3.amazonaws.com/Boyce2007.pdf   Prototaxites: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prototaxites   Geologic Time Scale: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geologic_time_scale   "Wonderful Life" by Stephen Gould: https://wwnorton.com/books/Wonderful-Life/   Lycopodium (clubmoss genus): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycopodium   "Stinkhorn" Mushrooms: https://www.mushroomexpert.com/stinkhorns.html   

Welcoming an award-winning distillery and master distillery to The Jewish Drinking Show, I am pleased to share the newest episode. Stephen Gould, the master distiller and proprietor behind Golden Moon Distillery, winner of the 2019 distillery of the year award by the American Distilling Institute, is the featured guest for the show. While numerous products of the company were already certified kosher as of the recording of this episode, since then, almost all of their products have now become certified kosher.In addition to his work at Golden Moon Distilling, he has been distilling off and on for over 30 years. He lectures and teaches courses on distillation, including use of botanicals in the production of liquors and liqueurs, production of brandies and whiskies, craft-distillery start-ups and the history of spirits. He consults and provides tailored training for distilleries in the U.S., Europe, Asia and the Middle East. He also writes for several industry trade publications, including Distiller Magazine and Artisan Spirit Magazine. He is an experienced whiskey and spirits judge, judging in a variety of spirits competitions in the United States and Europe. Disclosure: Samples were sent for review purposes for this episode from Golden Moon Distillery.Support the show

Oil prices soared when President Biden announced there would be oil sanctions imposed against Russia. The combination of less supply from Russia, and the Ukraine war itself, was reflected in an indicator known as the Brent Crude futures Contracts; Brent Crude is a reliable benchmark. And with pending oil sanctions, Brent Crude shot up to 130. And predictably, gasoline prices skyrocketed, as well. But oil prices are back down again, nearly to pre invasion levels of 93, as of today, March 15, even though there's still a war, and sanctions against Russian oil continue. Brent Crude is at 98. Why is that? And if oil prices, in fact, stay at these lower levels, will gas prices come back down, as well? Stephen Gould, Wall Street finance and energy markets teacher at Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley, weighs in.

What gives crypto currency its current value ? Stephen Gould is an Oxford-educated finance teacher and a risk management consultant. So, we threw the crypto questions on to his lap. Does any crypto currency have an inherent value? What makes it go up in value and sell for a particular price? And what about blockchains as an inflation- fighter? Stephen weighs in and his answers will surprise you!

#Podcast #WGU the latest in #Geeknews and #Popculture sponsored by Siouxsie Queues https://siouxsiequeues.com/ this week Smurf talks to a Master in his field. Stephen Gould is the Master Distiller for Golden Moon Distillery in Golden Colorado and a member to a few guilds you may never knew existed. It's a passion filled walk through the life and times as he expands on his road to becoming a Master and projects since then.    Then It's about the love of the spirits as the two discuss some of the misconceptions and history to Whiskey, what pairs well with what, and what is the correct spelling. Including a quick chat about Gin, Wine, and surprises you might find at his Golden Moon Speakeasy you wont want to miss out on. All of this and so much more you're going to need to refill your glass for Your Weekend Geek Update Spotlight Edition. #MasterDistiller #Distillery #Spirits #Whiskey #Bourbon #liquorenthusiast #SpeakEasy #Tastings #ClassicCocktails #LocalDistillery #Foodie #Interview #SpotlightInterview #Popculture #SmurfsTake #5280Geek #StayGeeky   

"We want to be a more sustainable company" is something Stephen Gould Corporation hears often. Stephen Sinnott and Brian Norcross of Stephen Gould join Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association to share how sustainable packaging solutions can get you there! Stephen and Brian cover everything from materials to cost to supply chain to branding.

From Beyond Vision, Jennifer Wenzel, Stephen Gould, Diana Voigt, Michael Newman and Javier Johnson join Jeff Thomson in the Blind Abilities Studio to share how Beyond Vision is creating opportunities through employment for people who are Blind or Visually Impaired. This is not your Grandfather's Sheltered Workshop is a statement that rings through clearly in this conversation. Michael and Javier work int the machine shop and shipping and receiving departments while Jennifer, Stephen and Diana are in the front office with hiring and marketing responsibilities. Learn how they came to work at Beyond Vision and how they are enhancing the  career opportunities, building awareness in the communities and building relationships with some of the top businesses through providing a quality product and service. You can find out more about Beyond Vision on the web and see how you can become part of the growing team. Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-9063 we would love to hear from you! Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

En el siglo XIX Samuel Morton coleccionó 700 cráneos con los que trató de demostrar que la capacidad craneana -y por ende, la inteligencia- era mayor en personas blancas que negras. Pero este experimento estaba repleto de sesgos y preconceptos que lo llevaban a construir su respuesta antes de hacer su investigación, y así ordenar esta para conseguir los resultados esperados. En esta espectacular columna, Morton y Stephen Gould nos demuestran que la ciencia no es esa cosa mágica, objetiva, perfecta e infalible que algunes nos quieren hacer creer.

Golden Moon Distillery proprietors Stephen Gould and Karen Hankins Knight talk about winning spirits at their Colorado craft distillery in Golden Colorado with Bourbon expert Tom Fischer. Steve and Karen join us live from Golden Moon Speak, their speakeasy which features only their products. They talk about some of their award-winning popular spirits and Bourbon whiskeys including Golden Moon Principium, Colorado Single Malt Whiskey, Gun Fighter American Bourbon, Kümmel, Amer dit Picon, Crème de Violette, REDUX Absinthe, and Golden Moon Gin. Originally recorded in May of 2020. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bourbonblog/support

As Managing Director of Everards Brewery in the UK, Stephen Gould and team are delivering an incredible family values driven legacy. As an integral part of their beautiful new office and craft brewery complex – Everards Meadows - thousands of Leicestershire people are now enjoying the freedom of walking, cycling, a picnic, café, bike hire and cycle trails courtesy of 70 acres of private land transformed into an area of public recreation and environmental biodiversity. Together with tenants and employees they have also been collectively navigating the challenges of Covid through kindness, common purpose and innovation. I have known Stephen as a friend and client for over 20 years admiring his progressive leadership and industry impact. In 2019, he was recognised as one of the 50 leading lights in Kindness and Leadership in the UK. Join us as we explore how kindness and vision will bring people closer together to deliver transformational value for all.

As Managing Director of Everards Brewery in the UK, Stephen Gould and team are delivering an incredible family values driven legacy. As an integral part of their beautiful new office and craft brewery complex – Everards Meadows - thousands of Leicestershire people are now enjoying the freedom of walking, cycling, a picnic, café, bike hire and cycle trails courtesy of 70 acres of private land transformed into an area of public recreation and environmental biodiversity. Together with tenants and employees they have also been collectively navigating the challenges of Covid through kindness, common purpose and innovation. I have known Stephen as a friend and client for over 20 years admiring his progressive leadership and industry impact. In 2019, he was recognised as one of the 50 leading lights in Kindness and Leadership in the UK. Join us as we explore how kindness and vision will bring people closer together to deliver transformational value for all.

More Speakeasy makes the week easy! We're live at Golden Moon Speak and Golden Moon Distillery today with owner and friend Stephen Gould! Golden Moon Distillery and Speak have a wall full of awards and most recently they received the Gin Magazine award for bar of the year at Golden Moon Speak, and second place for Distillery of the year at Golden Moon Distillery! Let's make some cocktails with some craft spirits made the right way, the only way, The Golden Moon way! Snack time snack time! with Miners Saloon! We're in for a treat with most of the menu being house made including venison, boar, and bison sausage, ricotta cheese, pickles, ice cream and more! Golden Moon Speak proudly servers Miners Saloon to the their hungry patrons, and they can't get enough!

Let's get baked on the show today! It's Monday bunday! Hey chefs and restaurant owners, this is the bread you want! It's time for bread baby, fresh, local, and delicious bread! Aspen Baking Company has been your Denver bakery since 1994, and they're just getting better! Today owner Jeffrey Nations is on the show to show you how to bake his favorite sourdough loafs, and just in time for the holidays, and National Homemade Bread Day coming up on November 17th! It wouldn't be Monday without a cocktail or two! Stephen Gould from Golden Moon Distillery and Golden Moon Speakeasy is in studio to show off his holiday cocktail skills! Don't miss these recipes and the next time you're at the distillery, make sure to have Stephen whip one up for you!

As Managing Director of Everards Brewery in the UK, Stephen Gould and team are delivering an incredible family values driven legacy. As an integral part of their beautiful new office and craft brewery complex – Everards Meadows - thousands of Leicestershire people are now enjoying the freedom of walking, cycling, a picnic, café, bike hire and cycle trails courtesy of 70 acres of private land transformed into an area of public recreation and environmental biodiversity. Together with tenants and employees they have also been collectively navigating the challenges of Covid through kindness, common purpose and innovation. I have known Stephen as a friend and client for over 20 years admiring his progressive leadership and industry impact. In 2019, he was recognised as one of the 50 leading lights in Kindness and Leadership in the UK. Join us as we explore how kindness and vision will bring people closer together to deliver transformational value for all.

As Managing Director of Everards Brewery in the UK, Stephen Gould and team are delivering an incredible family values driven legacy. As an integral part of their beautiful new office and craft brewery complex – Everards Meadows - thousands of Leicestershire people are now enjoying the freedom of walking, cycling, a picnic, café, bike hire and cycle trails courtesy of 70 acres of private land transformed into an area of public recreation and environmental biodiversity. Together with tenants and employees they have also been collectively navigating the challenges of Covid through kindness, common purpose and innovation. I have known Stephen as a friend and client for over 20 years admiring his progressive leadership and industry impact. In 2019, he was recognised as one of the 50 leading lights in Kindness and Leadership in the UK. Join us as we explore how kindness and vision will bring people closer together to deliver transformational value for all.

It's just getting ridiculous when people are being assaulted for asking a guest to wear a mask! Thats exactly what happened at Golden Moon Speak Saturday night! We're talking with owner Stephen Gould about what the hell is happening with people! Fresh Colorado trout from Frontier Trout Ranch LLC for chef Troy Guard this Tuesday night from Pizza Republica - Downtown Denver! Don't miss chef Korey and chef Adam from the TAG Restaurant Group showing off a preview for the Summer Dinner Series dinner!

In this episode of the Distillery Nation Podcast, we had the absolute pleasure of talking with Stephen Gould. Stephen is the owner and distiller behind Golden Moon Distillery, located in Golden Colorado, where they are best known for their Whiskey, Gin, Absinthe and liqueurs. A great all-around discussion, on how Stephen got into distilling, his collection of stills, re-structuring the company, capacity changes, favorite books, his advice on running a distillery and so much more!

100 proof Gun Fighter Rye! Learn to make a few different cocktails for the party season! Denver distilleries are some of the best on planet earth, and Golden Moon Distillery does not dissapoint!

Do you know the difference between sweet and dry vermouth? Let Mr. Stephen Gould from Golden Moon Distillery tell you all about it! Also, chef Blake Edmunds is making a Rye Whiskey Boulevardier!

Stephen Gould, Owner of Golden Moon Distillery & Gun Fighter Whiskey, joins The Bourbon Lens Podcast. Stephen has close to 30 years of distilling experience. Golden Moon and Gun Fighter are Stephen's brands and he is looking to grow in the industry. Stephen has also collaborated with many others including the Legend, Dave Pickerell. His expertise is not limited to whiskey; Stephen enjoys creating several unique and historical spirits. You'll find Stephen distilling gin, absinthe, and many more you've likely never heard of. We hope you enjoy this episode and discover Golden Moon Distillery. Be sure to check out Gun Fighter Double Cask Bourbon Whiskey which we enjoyed while recording this episode. Find more about Golden Moon Distillery and Gun Fighter Whiskey at the following links: Golden Moon Distillery - Official Website Golden Moon Distillery Instagram   We would appreciate you giving us a 5 star rating on your podcast app and please leave us a written review. This will help others discover our podcast and will help us expand our reach. Also, be sure to follow us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at TheBourbonLens@Gmail.com. Visit our website BourbonLens.com to check out our blog posts and see what we are up to.

Stephen Gould gibt uns einen Einblick in seine Interpretation von Tannhäuser. Der Beitrag Clown mit Tiefgang erschien zuerst auf BF Medien.

In honour of her inauguration as professor in Design Methodology for Sustainability & Circular Economy,  Ianus Keller talks with Conny Bakker about the Champions League of sustainable design, digging for world views, why the dinosaurs have had their time and dancing with systems. References in this episode: Stephen Gould: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Jay_Gould Donella H. Meadows - Thinking in systems: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3828902-thinking-in-systems Notion: https://www.notion.so/

Devin Mills talks with Stephen Gould, Founder & Head Distiller of Golden Moon Distillery, a facility that specializes in herbal liquors and other liqueurs. The post #06 – Stephen Gould – Golden Moon Distillery appeared first on BoozeWerks.

Brian sits down with Stephen Gould, proprietor of Golden Moon Distillery and talks about their history-based approach to producing craft spirits.Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/microshiner**********************************MicroShiner is your guide to the world of craft spirits and the small batch lifestyle.In this episode, host Brian Cary continues his bachelor party tour of Colorado craft spirits with a visit to Golden Moon Distillery in Golden, Colorado. He and Stephen Gould, mastermind behind Golden Moon’s line of traditional herbal liquors and liqueurs, discuss crafting spirits using traditional methods and the distillery’s coming expansion.http://goldenmoondistillery.com/***********************************Please share with your friends, give us a 5 star rating, or leave a review. It means a lot!***********************************Join our community and keep in touch!TWITTER: https://twitter.com/MicroShinerFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/MicroShiner/

My journey to Bayreuth this summer was filled with so many great performers by a host of very talented singing actors.  Thinking about the month of August and the great performances I saw and heard, I started wondering what some of these same singers would be like in roles other than the ones I saw them in.  And hence this podcast.  You will hear performances by Stephen Gould, Johannes Martin Kränzle, Catherine Foster, and others.

Am 26. Juli 2017 kam Richard Wagners "Tristan und Isolde" unter der Regie von Katharina Wagner bei den Bayreuther Festspielen zur Aufführung - mit Christian Thielemann am Pult, Petra Lang und Stephen Gould als Liebespaar und René Pape als König Marke. BR-KLASSIK Kritiker Robert Jungwirth fand Tristan-Version fast perfekt - zumindest musikalisch.

Stephen Gould is a local musician and lover of Louisville. He recently released his first record, Victory Victory, and was kind enough to talk with us on the show. We discuss everything from Louisville, to his work, to his love for Colbie Caillat, and so much more. This interview featured three of Stephen's original tracks off of his debut album. Those can be heard at: 1:55- "SpaceMan" 31:48- "Climb These Walls" 48:21- "Dream" You can find Stephen's work at stephengouldmusic.com If you're enjoying the content of this show, would you leave us a rating and review on iTunes? ------------------------------------------------ Keep up with the podcast by following us on Twitter: @louculturepod @gabekelleysays @skatermanjon

With examples from Google, Stephen Gould's cancer diagnosis, and how many games the Cleveland Cavaliers might win.

Wagner fand Stephen Gould und nicht umgekehrt. Der Tenor, der den Tristan in der diesjährigen Neuinszenierung singt, erklärt den Ursprung seiner Liebe zu Wagner. Der Beitrag Tristan – mehr als nur eine Rolle erschien zuerst auf BF Medien.

How do you run a family business effectively? Recently, Stephen Gould, Managing Director of Everards Brewery Ltd gave us his perspective of leading a sizeable family owned business on behalf of its family owners. I wanted to follow this subject up with a different perspective from someone running their own successful small family business. I could think of no one better to ask than Peter Roper. Peter is a highly successful business development consultant specialising in Family Businesses who is often referred to as ‘The Family Business Man'. A best selling author and multi award winning speaker, Peter has been sharing his messages for eighteen years and has spoken to over 500,000 people across several countries. Peter knows the highs and lows of winning business and losing everything and specializes in practical business development. This show is for anyone wishing to grow or set up a successful family business.

How do you run a family business effectively? Recently, Stephen Gould, Managing Director of Everards Brewery Ltd gave us his perspective of leading a sizeable family owned business on behalf of its family owners. I wanted to follow this subject up with a different perspective from someone running their own successful small family business. I could think of no one better to ask than Peter Roper. Peter is a highly successful business development consultant specialising in Family Businesses who is often referred to as ‘The Family Business Man'. A best selling author and multi award winning speaker, Peter has been sharing his messages for eighteen years and has spoken to over 500,000 people across several countries. Peter knows the highs and lows of winning business and losing everything and specializes in practical business development. This show is for anyone wishing to grow or set up a successful family business.

Setting up and effectively running a family business is not always easy. Neither is running an established business to support the growth of a very successful family business legacy. During this show we will explore what it takes to run a successful family business with an exceptional guest who provides a unique perspective. Stephen Gould is the Managing Director of Everards Brewery Ltd a very successful business with 180 tenanted pubs, it's own branded brewery and a large property portfolio. For the past 8 years, Stephen has steered the business to winning a coveted national pub group of the year industry award 4 times. However, many of his pub tenants are also family businesses with Everards supporting them to develop and grow. The better their tenants perform, the better Everards return from their investment. It is a true win win. Join the show if you are interested in how to run a family business well or for some great tips on how to run any successful business.

Setting up and effectively running a family business is not always easy. Neither is running an established business to support the growth of a very successful family business legacy. During this show we will explore what it takes to run a successful family business with an exceptional guest who provides a unique perspective. Stephen Gould is the Managing Director of Everards Brewery Ltd a very successful business with 180 tenanted pubs, it's own branded brewery and a large property portfolio. For the past 8 years, Stephen has steered the business to winning a coveted national pub group of the year industry award 4 times. However, many of his pub tenants are also family businesses with Everards supporting them to develop and grow. The better their tenants perform, the better Everards return from their investment. It is a true win win. Join the show if you are interested in how to run a family business well or for some great tips on how to run any successful business.

What does it take to make a computer see? Something we humans do. Dogs and cats, and even flies do it. But it's not a trivial job. Guest today is Dr Stephen Gould, AI researcher ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science.  And we're delighted to welcome back David Dufty, who wrote the amazing story of the Philip K Dick Android. Interview by Rod

   I take great pleasure in presenting a podcast, the first of several, in which I specifically choose material to assist the young students in Dolora Zajick's program with their repertory, allowing them to sample some of the great artists of the past and present, and offering examples chosen from their requests.    At the same time, all of you have the opportunity to continue to enjoy the artistry of many of our superb singers, in various vocal categories.     We start with the tenors: Mario del Monaco, Franco Corelli, Carlo Bergonzi, Jon Vickers, James King, Rene Kollo, Jonas Kaufmann, Wolfgang Windgassen, Peter Schreier, Lauritz Melchior, Set Svanholm, Stephen Gould, and Jose Carreras. (66 min.)             Let us wish these young artists our best, and let us praise Mme.Zajick, one of opera's greatest treasures, for her efforts.       

Kindle News: Andy Ihnatko's possibly prophetic piece in Macworld titled, "How Apple Could Make e-books work and why Steve Jobs could do what Jeff Bezos hasn't."Tech Tip: How to put your Kindle on cruise control.  (Hat tip to chelsea etitameh on the Kindle  Korner Yahoo Group. )The "What's On Your Kindle?" Interview: Jan Zlendich of Tucson, Arizona, created The Kindle Reader blog while she waited for her Kindle to arrive last year.  In our phone interview on September 3, 2008, she gives a librarian's literate view of the Kindle.  Among the items on her 55 pages of Home screen are the following:  Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar...: Understanding Philosophy Through Jokes by Daniel Klein, "Shade" a short story by Stephen Gould available for free download in Kindle format (Mobipocket) from Tor, Reading the OED: One Man, One Year, 2,730 Pages by Ammon Shea, and subscriptions to Time, Asimov's Science Fiction, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine and the blog TVNewser . Kindle Quote: from The Nigger of Narcissus by Joseph Conrad, a free download from Feedbooks.  Beginning at Locations 409-14.Kindle Comments by Bruce Kessel (who linked to NYT story putting end to rumor of new Kindle this year), dorianN and Patricia Hawn.Music for my podcast is "Ra-Monk" by Eval Manigat on the "Variations in Time: A Jazz Perspective" CD by Public Transit Recording, courtesy of IODA Promonet.To leave an audio comment, please call 206-666-2713.  Email: PodChronicles@gmail.com .

One of the delights of the past two Bayreuth Festivals was listening to tenor Stephen Gould mesmerize audiences with his impressive performances of Tannhäuser. This summer he is making the crowds at the "Green Hill" go wild once again, this time with his volcanic interpretation of the title role in Siegfried. In this podcast you will hear him sing this role, alongside tenor Gerhard Siegel (Mime), in the Act I Forging Song, and in the final scene of Act III with soprano Linda Watson (Brünnhilde).