Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Arnold

On this episode of “Cultivating Second Chair Leaders,” we will take a closer look at how celebrating baptismal identity through worship has shaped the KINDLE experience and its value when we are serving as Christ like servant leaders in our own settings. Our guest today is Joel Symmank, who has served for many years as KINDLE's chaplain in addition to his primary ministry call, serving in a congregation. The Founders' moments from today's episode come from Steve Arnold and Bill Karpenko. Steve lives in Forest Lake, MN and currently serves as a chaplain. Bill lives in Bloomington, MN with his wife, Michelle, and in retirement continues to faithfully serve KINDLE as part of the board of directors. Resources mentioned in today's episode:Clifton Strengths Assessment Emotionally Healthy Spirituality Day by Day: A 40 Day Journey with the Daily OfficeGo to www.kindleservantleaders.org to learn more about the organization and support our work!Share this episode with a friend and leave us a review. Connect with us! Instagram: @emilyphoenix or @kindle_social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KINDLEServantLeaders If you have a question to ask or story to share about one of this season's topics, we would love to hear from you. Send an email to emily.phoenix@kindleservantsleaders.org and we will share it along the way! Download episode discussion guides at: https://www.kindleservantleaders.org/podcast/

What does world-class gelato have to do with agriculture? A whole lot, as it turns out and a world of flavour! In this episode of Humans of Agriculture, host Oli Le Lievre sits down with Steve Arnold and Keegan Ryan from Gelato Messina, one of Australia's most iconic gelato brands. With over 30 stores across the country, Messina isn't just about delicious scoops—it's a vertically integrated food business, growing its own ingredients and sourcing directly from Australian farms. Steve, a former chef-turned-Director of Agriculture, shares how he transitioned from finance and property into farming. Keegan, who built his career in horticulture, talks about the innovation and experimentation happening on Messina's farms.From hazelnuts and mint to dairy cows and beekeeping, the team is committed to quality, sustainability, and pushing the boundaries of what's possible in food production.In this episode you will hear about:How Messina built a fully integrated supply chain from farm to shopThe role of experimentation and failure in their successThe impact of COVID-19 on their business and how they adaptedThe philosophy of trying new things (even when there's no set plan!)The surprising ways farming and food retail intersectWhether you're a gelato lover, a farmer, or just curious about how great food is made, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration!Chapters00:00 The Gelato Messina Journey02:54 From Chef to Agriculture Director06:10 Embracing Failure and Learning09:01 Vertical Integration in Agriculture11:50 Experimentation and Growth15:01 Sourcing Ingredients and Local Partnerships17:59 The Importance of Human Capital21:00 Connecting with Consumers24:01 The Unique Business Model of Gelato MessinaGuest Bios

How do instructional coaches and instruction leaders support teachers in maximizing students' high performance? How should we be preparing teachers to identify possible indicators of high talent and to create opportunities for talent and giftedness to flourish? Steve Arnold, the Head of Gifted and Talented at GEMS Education explores these questions and identifies the importance of adaptive teaching verses siloed differentiation. What should teachers know about the neuroscience of learning? Email Steve: steve.arnold@gemseducation.com Subscribe to the Steve Barkley Ponders Out Loud podcast on iTunes or visit BarkleyPD.com to find new episodes!

What role do teachers play in generating opportunities for the key elements of high performance: deliberate practice, motivation/inspiration, and master coaching?  Steve Arnold, the Head of Gifted and Talented at GEMS Education illustrates teachers' roles. He identifies the impact of the "required curriculum" and teachers' options like the use of disruptive questions. Contact Steve Arnold: steve.arnold@gemseducation.com Visit the GEMS Education website here.  Subscribe to the Steve Barkley Ponders Out Loud podcast on iTunes or visit BarkleyPD.com to find new episodes!

In this episode, Andy highlights a crucial discussion from his latest podcast with industry experts Lori Richardson, Founder of Score More Sales, Steve Arnold, Co-Founder and CRO of Primerli, and Kyle Williams, Founder at Brickstack to discuss how falling in love with problems gets you to solutions more quickly. They emphasize the need for financial acumen, industry knowledge, and understanding the buyer's issues in a genuine way. By focusing on these areas, sellers can build trust and credibility, becoming trusted advisors. The conversation also highlights the importance of integrating business fundamentals into sales onboarding programs to enhance performance and meet buyer expectations.Listen to the full episode on Apple and SpotifyHost Andy Paul is the expert on modern B2B selling and author of three best-selling, award-winning sales books, including his latest Sell Without Selling Out. Visit andypaul.com to subscribe to his newsletter for even more strategies and tips to accelerate your win rate.

AI  is a tool that can enhance productivity, but many salespeople depend on it too often. What is to come? No one knows for sure, but the advancement is rapid. Today Andy spotlights an important conversation from his latest podcast with a stellar roundtable of sales experts including Lori Richardson, Founder of Score More Sales, Steve Arnold, Co-Founder and CRO of Primerli, and Kyle Williams, Founder at Brickstack.  Together they discuss whether AI can enhance the value provided by sellers to buyers or if it might eventually replace human sellers altogether. They dive into the potential for AI to improve sales coaching, the importance of human interaction in sales, the risks of relying too heavily on AI, and AI-driven coaching tools and simulation technologies.Listen to the full episode on Apple and SpotifyHost Andy Paul is the expert on modern B2B selling and author of three best-selling, award-winning sales books, including his latest Sell Without Selling Out. Visit andypaul.com to subscribe to his newsletter for even more strategies and tips to accelerate your win rate.

On today's episode of the Win Rate Podcast, Andy is joined by all-star sales panelists Lori Richardson, Founder of Score More Sales, Steve Arnold, Co-Founder and CRO of Primerli, and Kyle Williams, Founder at Brickstack. They discuss the importance of specialization in sales, the benefits of industry and business knowledge for sellers, and the potential of AI in sales roles. The conversation examines enabling salespeople through effective coaching, understanding business ecosystems, and leveraging technology to improve sales interactions. They also give their honest perspectives on the evolving role of AI and its impact on the future of sales training and buyer interactions.Host Andy Paul is the expert on modern B2B selling and author of three best-selling, award-winning sales books, including his latest Sell Without Selling Out. Visit andypaul.com to subscribe to his newsletter for even more strategies and tips to accelerate your win rate.

Today we're powering up our metal detectors and keeping a very close eye on the surface of the earth as we set out in the hunt for  meteorites with Steve Arnold, who's been in the game for more than three decades. If you want to learn more, check out Steve's website, and read this profile of the meteorite hunting community.

Save of the Weekend contender kicks off the show this week. And that save was made by Bournemouth's Neto, who flew across his goal to brilliantly fling out a paw and pat away Jacob Bruun Larsson's free-kick in a 2-0 win over Burnley. Alphonse Areola bagged another MOM display as West Ham won at Everton, Emi Martinez put in a superbly solid performance for a triumphant Aston Villa against lowly Luton, and Andre Onana secured a season's first with his eight successful high claims in the defeat to Man City being more than any goalkeeper has managed in a Premier League match this term. In the EFL, Jed Ward continues to receive rave reviews at Bristol Rovers, Steve Arnold has stepped in admirably for a struggling Sutton and in Grimsby's 1-0 win over Forest Green Rovers, the game saw one shot on target and no saves made. Quite the spectacle.

It's all about Caoimhin Kelleher this week. For the second Carabao Cup Final in three years, he pretty much single-handedly dragged Liverpool to the trophy at the expense of Chelsea. Huge saves from Cole Palmer and Conor Gallagher had Jurgen Klopp and Virgil Van Dijk singing his praises and forming a narrative which could prompt The Reds into a big decision this summer. Does the Irishman stay or go? Elsewhere, Loris Karius made his first Premier League start since May 2018, Viktor Johansson continued to rack up his save count in yet another defeat for Rotherham and debut podcast mentions were awarded to Jack Bycroft and Steve Arnold of Swindon and Sutton respectively. Lastly, a quick word is offered on Joe Hart following the 36-year-old's announcement that he'll be hanging up his gloves at the end of this season.

Welcome to Season 4! On this first episode, CCA President Steve Arnold and CCA 1st Vice President Rick Roberti join host Katie Roberti to talk through priorities for the year, officer goals and why California cattle ranchers can be optimistic about the year ahead .Episode resources:Get to know each of CCA's officers  at calcattlemen.org/cca-officers.Learn more about RTAP at calcattlemenfoundation.org/RTAP. Thanks for listening to Sorting Pen! We want to hear your suggestions for improvement and ideas for topics and future guests to be interviewed. Please fill out this form or contact Katie in the CCA office with any other comments.

Matt Stewart is joined by RSN form Expert Warren Huntly and Group 1 winning jockey Steve Arnold as they discuss and dissect all the major races from Flemington including the Group 1 Turnbull Stakes, plus RV Chief Steward Rob Montgomery updates us on how the stewards viewed the meeting. That and much more.

Episode 76:  On RT centenary day itself, part 2 of our back-story of back issues, as Radio Times turns 100. Catch part 1 if you haven't already: https://pod.fo/e/1f20d1 - there we journeyed from 1923 to 1991, when the monopoly was ended and the British government opened up the TV listings market. In part 2, we're joined again by today's Radio Times co-editor Shem Law and RT enthusiast, collector, historian and BBC Genome contributor Dr Steve Arnold - plus the author of The Radio Times Story Tony Currie. How come part 2 covers just a few decades then? Well, Shem Law told us aplenty about RT present and future too. It's a real treat that certainly made me re-assess the state of the industry in a number of ways: from what we consume, to how we choose what to consume, to how we hear about what we choose what to consume. With me? Great. Listen on. Listen in. If it's on Radio Times, it's in this episode.   SHOWNOTES: Steve Arnold's website: radiotimesarchive.com  The Radio Times Story by Tony Currie: https://amzn.to/3t0TCQc The Radio Times Cover Story book, edited by Shem Law & co: https://amzn.to/3ES4YZv The Gift of a Radio by Justin Webb: https://amzn.to/45c3GDo Paul Kerensa's books: https://amzn.to/3LEGOWd We are nothing to do with the BBC - this is a solo independent operation. Support us at Patreon.com/paulkerensa - £5/mth gets you extra video, audio & writings. Paul's on tour this with An Evening of (Very) Old Radio AND The First Religious Broadcast: Re-Staged - come see: paulkerensa.com/tour. Music by Will Farmer, apart from Radio Times by Henry Hall. Subscribe, Rate, Review, Thanks! NEXT TIME: We'll be having a break for a month or so, partly to delineate the seasons (partly to do more researching). Up next, an authors' special, navigating approx 150 years of wireless, radio, TV and more via half a dozen or so notable writers and academics with books that you-yes-you can buy, read, and grow your brain. Thanks for listening (in). And happy centenary, Radio Times! paulkerensa.com/oldradio

Happy 100th to (The) Radio Times!  (The 'the' vanished in 1937)  Britain's favourite magazine is a century old this very week, at time of recording. So it's a bumper edition - not dissimilar to the fat two-weeker that lands on your doorstep or falls off supermarket shelves due to weight and gravity every festive season. This is a two-parter, paying tribute to a century of the 'Official Organ of the British Broadcasting Company' as it was once subtitled. If it's on, it's in, and it's in this podcast.  Part 1 brings us from 1923-1991 - with two tour guides: Shem Law is one of today's two Radio Times editors, and he invited me to RT HQ for a chat, a cuppa, and a browse of his favourite covers. (See link below for a link to our Facebook page, to see the covers he picks at as favourites - or least favourite). Dr Steve Arnold is a RT enthusiast, collector and broadcast historian. If it's on Radio Times history, it's in his brain.  Also this episode, Radio 4's Justin Webb on his grandfather Leonard Crocombe - the first RT editor. Or was he? Steve Arnold has more on that.  This is only part 1. Part 2 will follow in a couple of days, with more from Shem and Steve as well as Tony Currie, author of The Radio Times Story.  SHOWNOTES: The pics of those covers, and other visual talking points (the WW2 map, my oldest RT etc): https://www.facebook.com/groups/bbcentury/posts/828907702013685/ Steve Arnold's website: radiotimesarchive.com  The Radio Times Story by Tony Currie: https://amzn.to/3t0TCQc The Radio Times Cover Story book, edited by Shem Law & co: https://amzn.to/3ES4YZv The Gift of a Radio by Justin Webb: https://amzn.to/45c3GDo Paul Kerensa's books: https://amzn.to/3LEGOWd We are nothing to do with the BBC - this is a solo independent operation. Support us at Patreon.com/paulkerensa - £5/mth gets you videos galore. Paul's on tour this Autumn with An Evening of (Very) Old Radio AND The First Religious Broadcast: Re-Staged - paulkerensa.com/tour. Music by Will Farmer. Subscribe, Rate, Review, Thanks! NEXT TIME: Part two of the Radio Times back story! paulkerensa.com/oldradio

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On a special Saturday edition of The Kenny & JT Show, live from the Forever Lawn Fields at the Hall of Fame Village for the 7-on-7 High School Football tournament, we're joined by Coach Steve Arnold who has brought his Warren Harding Raiders here for the tournament.

Are you ready to meet The Meteorite Man? On this atypical episode of The LIUniverse, rather than our usual working scientist, academic or researcher guests, Dr. Charles Liu and co-host Allen Liu welcome famous meteor hunter Geoff Notkin. And he brought show and tell! “It is a strange truth… in our world of space rocks, that meteorites, more often than not, especially the rare or super desirable ones, are in the most inconvenient places.” (Although you will hear about this one time, in 1998, when the famous meteorite hunter Skip Wilson, who found over 100 meteorites in his career, virtually had one land in his back yard in New Mexico.) Geoff can turn the journey of a meteorite from the Moon or Mars to Earth into an action-adventure story. And when it comes to the discussion of presolar grains and chondrites, well…  Find out how Geoff turned his passion into his career, living a life of adventure and discovery, donating many of those otherworldly treasures to academic institutions, libraries and museums. He and longtime meteor hunting partner Steve Arnold were the co-hosts of Meteorite Men, which appeared on The Science Channel. Geoff also shares his ethical and moral issues around starting and running Aerolite Meteorites, now one of the worldwide commercial leaders in the field of meteoritics. Chuck and Geoff discuss whether it's even possible for amateurs, academics and business to co-exist in fields from paleontology to archeology, to meteoritics.  As always, we relish the day's joyful, cosmically cool thing, and it's a strange one: preserved cockroaches that ate moon dust are being sold at an auction. How did those roaches ingest that moon dust? You'll have to watch to find out.* How can we top that? Perhaps with a story about Geoff himself eating moon dust and living to tell the tale – which he does on this episode of The LIUniverse. If you'd like to know more about Geoff, check out his YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAcGREEGQbQV3x-CnOXcXTg  We hope you enjoy this episode, and, if you do, please support us on Patreon.  *Since the recording of this episode, NASA has halted the auction of the cockroaches, exerting their ownership rights over the aforementioned moon dust. Credits for Images or Clips Used in this Episode: NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft sampling asteroid Bennu video clip –NASA/Goddard/University of Arizona, Public Domain Planetary accretion (artist's impression) – ESO/L. Calçada, CC BY 4.0 A piece of the Allende Meteorite – Shiny Things, CC BY 2.0 Electron microscope image of a presolar grain – Kathryn Hynes, CC BY 2.0

Pozo is set in a bowl shaped valley. In fact, the word Pozo translates to well or hole in Spanish. The town originated as a stop on the Butterfield Overland Main stagecoach. Pozo is currently home to a Fire station, the Pozo Saloon (a temporarily inactive Civil War Era Saloon)  and the Vintage Cowboy Winery. That's it.I met rancher Steve Arnold at the Vintage Cowboy Winery where he was surveying water damage to the floor of the tasting room from a recent storm. Most of the time when I visit ranches I am first greeted and inspected by ranch dogs. This case was no different except rather than being greeted by a border collie or Australian shepherd I met a pair of Boston terriers... Hudson and Budrow.

In this final episode of season two, get to know San Luis Obispo County cattleman Steve Arnold as he will lead CCA as president over the next two years. 

In dusty attics and cupboards across the land, old radio programmes languish on tapes and reels. Luckily, Keith Wickham and friends make it their business to find them and get them back where they belong - in the BBC archive. Raiders of the Lost Archive tells the story of a collegiate network of audio archivists, sound engineers and hobbyists dedicated to repatriating these cultural treasures, outlining the complex work that is needed to ensure these programmes can be heard once again. Swoon as we hear how the Radiophonic Workshop archive was saved. Laugh as Ken Dodd tells jokes that were old even in 1957. Thrill as the archivists locate lost episodes of Desert Island Discs, and hand them over to Lauren Laverne. But that's not all. What is the astonishing audio holy grail that the Raiders archivists have turned up? A very special lost programme that has not been heard since 1955. With special thanks to the Radio Circle, Richard Harrison, Roger Bickerton, Mark Ayres, Steve Arnold, Tom Hercock, Hannah Ratford and all at BBC Archives in Caversham. Presented by Keith Wickham Written and Edited by Keith Wickham and James Peak Produced by James Peak An Essential Radio production for BBC Radio 4

Landing on centenary day (well, 100 years aince the BBCompany was formed), episode 55 is the tale of the first Bard on the Beeb. Dr Andrea Smith joins us to talk us through the first broadcast Shakespeare - but it's only part 1, as on Feb 16th 1923, it's just excerpts: scenes from Julius Caesar and Othello. Andrea will return for the first full-length play, when we reach May 1923 in our podcast timeline. Plus as the BBC finally turns 100, we consider some BBC100 celebration programming, including the redicovered Hancock's Half Hour episode - so Steve Arnold of the Radio Circle tells us the how and the why when it comes to finding and preserving such lost episodes.   SHOWNOTES: - More info on the Radio Circle, of which Steve Arnold is part, who rescue 'lost' programmes: http://www.radiocircle.org.uk - Hear Dr Andrea Smith on BBC Radio 3's The Essay - The Bard and the Beeb, in late October 2022: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001d68d - The last dates of my tour of The First Broadcast live show are at www.paulkerensa.com/tour - My novel Auntie and Uncles is now up for ebook pre-order, with paperback pre-order to follow when I can work out the buttons: https://amzn.to/3EODANc - Support us on www.patreon.com/paulkerensa to keep us afloat and in return get extra writings, videos and ample more! Thanks to all who support us there.  - We're on www.facebook.com/groups/bbcentury, where our Newspaper Detective Andrew Barker is chronicling newspapers on this day 100 years ago. - Follow us on www.twitter.com/bbcentury, where I'll keep you updated with some TV/radio spots I'm doing to talk about the Beeb's birth tales - inc. BBC's Songs of Praise, BBC Breakfast and Radio 4's The Media Show. Next time: the centenary specials! 100 Years in 100 Minutes... Stay subscribed, and if you haven't rated/reviewed us, go on - it helps bring new ears to this pod-project. Happy Birthday, Auntie!

This week Tyler talks to voice actor and restorer Keith Wickham about his history with the Goons, about a show he has produced for Radio 4 called Raiders of the Lost Archive (which is being broadcast the day after this podcast goes out, on the 13th October) and a recently discovered Hancock's Half Hour featuring Peter Sellers. One of this country's most in-demand voice artists, Keith discovered Sellers at a tender age thanks to an indulgent schoolteacher and was immediately hooked. He soon abandoned his ambition to become a surgeon to focus on comedy and he recounts visits to watch classic radio comedy series being recorded, including I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue and Just A Minute. He also developed an interest and talent for restoring radio shows, and as well as The Goon Show one of his proudest achievements in this field has been the complete I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again. He talks about collaborating with people like Ted Kendall, Richard Harrison and Steve Arnold and how he went about sourcing material - old tapes, discs etc - and the challenges he faced. Raiders of the Lost Archive tells the story of the audio engineers, enthusiasts and hobbyists who have spent years tracking down lost radio shows, dusting them off, cleaning them up and releasing them back into the world. Of particular note is the recently unearthed Hancock's Half Hour episode 'The Marriage Bureau', long thought lost forever, which featured Peter Sellers in a one-off appearance standing in for Kenneth Williams. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001cxx2

Steve Arnold is the CEO and Founder of Retirement Actuarial Services. His business specializes in helping small business owners retire with custom-designed pension plans. We will be discussing some tax-efficient strategies he has implemented within his client base and how he creates pension plans for small business owners looking to retire in the near future. Important Info: Securus Financial: https://www.gosecurus.com/ International Financial Advisory Group: https://www.internationalfinancial.com/ Call John: (858) 935-6210 Call Thomas: (973) 394-0623

Kingdom Stories from Down UnderEpisode 57 - Steve ArnoldCONNECTYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI8LeFBmbvUeb1096E0tjDg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eq.org.auLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-natanael-costea-8087a1165/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eq.org.au/Website: https://www.eq.org.au/kingdom-stories-from-down-under.htmlKingdom Stories from Down Under

A special episode for Christmas about the chilly, smoky misery of nuclear winter. With Dr Steve Arnold of Leeds University, an expert in atmospheric chemistry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this listener's choice episode we are joined by Emily's brother, Steve Arnold, to suppress our demons with 2021's Malignant. Directed by James Wan and written by James Wan, Ingrid Bisu and Akela Cooper, Malignant stars Annabelle Wallis, Maddie Hasson, George Young and Michole Briana White. If you enjoy the show, give us a subscribe/rating/review and of course, tell your friends! We have some sweet merch for sale over at : www.teepublic.com/user/we-are-horr…or-movie-podcast Visit us at wearehorrifiedpodcast.com

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Tim Taylor and Steve Arnold review Computer news

Steve Arnold ACS talks about his experience shooting the hit Aussie film "RAMS" with Sam Neill, Michael Caton and director Jeremy Sims. Steve tells us about the process of testing and comparing the full range of Panavision Anamorphic lenses, creating custom LUT's for the film and how he works to get a much of the look as possible captured in camera. This episode was recorded with a live audience at the United Cinemas Opera Quays in Sydney as a special event with the NSW ACS.

A new MP3 sermon from The Bible Church of Cabot is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Best for Last Speaker: Steve Arnold Broadcaster: The Bible Church of Cabot Event: Sunday Service Date: 5/23/2021 Bible: John 2:1-12 Length: 52 min.

A new MP3 sermon from The Bible Church of Cabot is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Best for Last Speaker: Steve Arnold Broadcaster: The Bible Church of Cabot Event: Sunday Service Date: 5/23/2021 Bible: John 2:1-12 Length: 52 min.

In this month's episode we get ready for the Lyrid Meteor shower with 2 people who know what it takes to be a meteor hunter. Steve Arnold is one the TV's Meteorite Men, and has travelled the world searching for fragments of space rock, and he offers his tips for would be meteor hunters. We also speak to Aine o Brien, who was part of the search team that recently found the first meteorite to be recovered in the UK for 30 years. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Parth and Trent discuss Spider-Man (2002) with its supervising art director, Steve Arnold. They also put one of their film school rivals on blast...

Part one with Northampton Town Goalkeeper, Steve Arnold. - Early life at Norwich City. - First experiences of mens football, at Grays Athletic. - Battling back from long term injury. - Determination & focus to get back in to the Football League.

Tim Taylor and Steve Arnold of Byte wyze talk about computers and computer problems

Tim Taylor and Steve Arnold of Byte wyze talk about computers and computer problems

This episode is a little different to usual, because we are taking a break from new interviews over christmas and the new year, and instead I thought it would be fun to look back over some highlights from the first 24 episodes and interviews. But rather than pick some random top clips from the various photographers who have been on the podcast this year, I think it's going to be doubly interesting if I try to stick to a theme for each compilation... So to kick this off, todays compilation episode is a kind of crossover between minimalist landscape photography and shooting locally. Given the still current travel situation worldwide, shooting locally is a very relevant topic so to start with you'll hear from Anthony Lamb from episode 2 about his minimalist style and how to capture interesting and unique images in your local area, when you don't have epic landscape vistas on your doorstep. Then you'll hear from episode 19's Mads Peter Iversen who this year has focused on photographing and videoing his home country of Denmark, and shares his advice for taking great landscapes without having to travel far.  And finally Alex Noriega from episode 11 who talks about how to capture abstract and minimalist landscape photos, and while we don't discuss it specifically in the context of shooting locally, I think this approach of photography is a great option for photographers who want to capture something different and interesting close to home no matter where you live. Links & Resources Episode #2: How To Develop Your Own Style By Connecting Emotionally With Your Photography – with Anthony Lamb Episode #11: The Art Of The Intimate Landscape – with Alex Noriega Episode #19: All Things Landscape Photography – with Mads Peter Iversen Further Resources Luminosity Masking Panel for Photoshop - Designed and developed by Steve Arnold to make luminosity masking quicker, easier, and more effective. Podcast listeners receive a 45% discount!

A new MP3 sermon from The Bible Church of Cabot is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: From Apathy to Action Subtitle: Haggai Speaker: Steve Arnold Broadcaster: The Bible Church of Cabot Event: Sunday Service Date: 9/27/2020 Bible: Haggai 1:1-15; Ezra 1:1-6:22 Length: 55 min.

In this episode I'm chatting with the amazingly talented landscape photographer Isabella Tabacchi, aka @isabellandscapes on instagram. Isabella's distinctive landscape photography style borders on the dreamlike, but without losing any sense of realism at the same time - it's something I find really difficult to describe so if you're not familiar with Isabellas work then I highly recommend you follow her instagram page. Coming up, I'm asking Isabella about her creative process and how she developed such a style, as well as to get her insights into what it's like being on the judging panel for the prestigious Epson Pano Awards for the past three years, and if she has any tips for photographers wanting their entries to stand out from the crowd. Resources IsabellaTabacchi.com - See Isabellas portfolio and find out about her online classes and in-person workshops, and sign up for her email newsletter. Follow @isabellandscapes on Instagram to see her latest images and stories. Talking Points How to find success shooting in any weather Where does Isabellas inspiration come from? One thing you must do if you want to see constant improvement in your photography Where do new creative ideas come from? How Isabellas style continues to grow and evolve What it's like to judge thousands of entries in the Epson Pano Awards Advice to photographers wanting to make their photos stand out from the noise to a competition judge How to stay productive when you can't travel How to find new or alternative landscape locations off the beaten track Further Resources Luminosity Masking Panel for Photoshop - Designed and developed by Steve Arnold to make luminosity masking quicker, easier, and more effective. Podcast listeners receive a 45% discount!

I came up with a bunch of titles for this weeks episode with Scottish outdoor photographer Kim Grant. Titles about creating videos for YouTube, about doing something unique, about showcasing the beauty in your own local landscapes, about capturing the attention of tourism boards to work with, and so on... But there was one overarching theme to what Kim shared in our chat... One main lesson that no matter what your specific field of interest is, or whether you want to "go pro" or not, if you take this lesson to heart then you should never find yourself low on inspiration or losing your passion for photography. Subscribe to the podcast and listen to the full interview now to hear how Kim has done it, and how the side-effect was a career in photography. Resources Kim's YouTube Channel - Subscribe to Kim's YouTube channel Kim Grant Photography on Instagram & Facebook KimGrantPhotography.co.uk - Visit Kim's website to see her photo galleries, workshops, and more. Talking Points How to use photography to showcase, educate, and inform about your local area How creating video blogs (with a twist) led to a career in photography How Kim comes across naturally on video even though she's still camera shy Why is it still painful to watch other people watching your own videos? (Something Kim and I have in common!) How to get your work noticed by tourism boards What's involved in creating video guides for tourism Why Kim doesn't pay much attention to video stats (and what she focuses on instead) Why you should create content for the right reasons and what happens when you don't Why making the jump from hobbyist to professional did NOT destroy her passion for photography (in fact it was the opposite!)   Further Resources Luminosity Masking Panel for Photoshop - Designed and developed by Steve Arnold to make luminosity masking quicker, easier, and more effective. Podcast listeners receive a 45% discount!

In this weeks episode I'm joined by Icelandic professional photographer Óli Haukur, who co-founded one of Icelands most popular photo tour companies EnRoute in 2012, has an incredible image portfolio, and thanks to his thought provoking YouTube videos was one of the first names on the list of potential guests when I decided to start this podcast! Óli shares many inspirational thoughts and insights over the course of our conversation, which I can't wait to share with you now. Hit Play to hear the full interview! Resources olih.is - Visit Óli's website for tour info & more OliHPhotography on YouTube - Subscribe to Óli's YouTube channel Follow Óli on Instagram and Facebook Luminosity Masking Panel for Photoshop - Designed and developed by Steve Arnold to make luminosity masking quicker, easier, and more effective. Podcast listeners receive a 45% discount! Talking Points How living in Iceland affected Óli's growth as a photographer How challenging locations and conditions can train your creative eye faster Does the effort you put into capturing a photo affect the quality or value of the photo? Who are you shooting for? Work ethis - why nobody gets good by accident Does having a "style" help or hurt you as a photographer? Why there is only 1 real type of failure in photography Why growth isn't found in the "money shots" How to go beyond the money shots to find more unique images When should landscape photographers tell the "truth" in their work? Why it's dangerous to rely on external factors for motivation and inspiration

Today I'm joined by freelance travel and nature photographer Ignacio Palacios who has travelled 92 countries across his 23 year career, and whose images have earned over 100 photography awards in that time, including being awarded the status of Master of Photography with 1 gold bar with the Australian Institute of Professional Photography. In this episode we talk about what Ignacio has been up to as a travel photographer in worldwide lockdown and how he's stayed productive, how he researches and plans trips to get the most out of every opportunity, and how to look beyond the typical Iconic landscape scenes to capture something more intimate and intriguing, plus lots more that should ignite the travel bug in you ready for when the world gets back to something resembling normal! IpTravelPhotography.com.au – Visit Ignacios website to browse his portfolio of breathtaking photography, and find out more about his tours, workshops, and books. Download Ignacio's ebooks mentioned in the episode: Dissecting Award Winning Shots: Landscapes (Volume 1) Dissecting Award Winning Shots: Landscapes (Volume 2) Dissecting Award Winning Shots: Wildlife Download the Luminosity Masking Panel for Photoshop Designed and developed by Steve Arnold to make luminosity masking quicker, easier, and more effective. Podcast listeners receive a 45% discount!

'I say, I say it's our Ashley meeting another Ashley as we sit down to reminisce with Steve Arnold who starred in Coronation Street for nearly 16 years. Steve played Ashley and became famous for his on screen partnership with his 'uncle Fred Elliot' played by veteran actor John Savident. They'd later be revealed as father and son in the show. Steve tells Ashley Byrne about his special friendship with John and how that helped them to create the on screen chemistry between Fred and Ashley. The Distinct Nostalgia theme is owned by MIM Productions and composed by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner. From now onwards you can enjoy 3 NEW Distinct Nostalgia shows every single week ...Wednesday is now Distinct Nostalgia soap day. Loads of retro soap chat with the actual stars who were there ... The regular Distinct Nostalgia programme moves to the weekend with a variety of shows celebrating all our tv and film yesterdays.And then we’ve the Distinct Nostalgia Mind of the Month Quiz every Sunday.Distinct Nostalgia - 3 Times A Week plus a treasure trove of programmes to listen to any time at DistinctNostalgia.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/distinctnostalgia)

Tim Taylor and Steve Arnold of Byte Wyze talk about Computers

Tim Taylor and Steve Arnold of Byte Wyze talk about Computers

Part three of our short(er)-form series where we focus on what's working in distance learning. In this podcast, Kindergarten teachers, Steve Arnold and Claire Rafala describe joyful moments with their students and how they've both grown professionally during this challenging time. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/renbrook-mlv/message

It was another routine day in Afghanistan in 2011, when suddenly, Steve Arnold, a former Staff Sergeant of a search team in the Royal Engineers' life was turned upside down in an instant when he stepped on an IED. The blast left Steve with multiple horrific injuries, with the main injury being the loss of both legs, leaving him a double amputee. Instead of letting this horrendous incident and life get the better of him, Steve has worked extremely hard with the help of the fantastic rehabilitation team at Hedley Court to not only take up hand cycling as a hobby, but represent his country in it on the world stage taking home multiple medals. Steve's passion for sport hasn't stopped there. As he explains in today's inspiring episode, hand cycling has been removed from the Paralympic games so has instead taken up Biathlon with the aim to reach the Paralympic games in 2022. On top of several Invictus Games medals Steve has represented Great Britain on the world stage in Biathlon and he shares with us the dedication, endless hours of training, the sacrifices he has made over the last few months - All in order to be the best version of himself whilst representing his country. Not only was it a humbling experience to interview a great friend and high performing athlete. It was tremendously inspiring to hear Steve's message to those who have been badly injured in the past and how they can motivate themselves to achieve great things. Regardless of the injuries Steve has sustained, he has no regrets and wouldn't change a thing, which says a lot about the man and his outstanding attitude. It sends home the message that if you apply yourself to your goals, you dream big and you work your ass off. Every single one of you can achieve great things! To follow Steve and his remarkable journey, follow him on Instagram @stevearnold79 and on Twitter also @stevearnold79. Likewise if you loved today's episode please remember to SUBSCRIBE and I'd really appreciate it if you would leave me a review on iTunes. Your Coach AJ Roberts

In this episode im join my Shrewsbury Town fc goalkeeper Steve Arnold. Steve has played in the confidence south/conference/ league 2 & 1 and takes the time out to explain his pathway to the football, league. we also talk about the following: -how confidence can play a bit part -time keeping in goalkeeping and general life -how to go a toilet on the A3 when stuck in traffic IF YOU WISH TO GET YOUR FREE DGUK HANDBOOK THEN PLEASE FOLLOW THE LINK........ https://developinggoalkeepinguk.lpages.co/freedgukgoalkeepinghandbook/ Hope you enjoy the show. Martin Brennan@DGUK

Larry fills in for Tom and talks with Logan Lowery, Steve Arnold and Rusty Hubbard.

On this very special episode, we are joined by special guests Geoffrey Notkin and Steve Arnold of the Science Channel show, "Meteorite Men". We discuss their show, how they both got their start as meteorite hunters, some of their favorite moments from their television program, along with some science and some friendly poking fun.  Gina Herlihy's batteries needed recharging after the STS-132 Tweet-Up so , we asked  Rebecca Setzer (@beccasetz on Twitter) from the broadcast "Astronomy Out & About" heard weekly on Astronomy.FM to join our panel for this week. For more information on the Meteorite Men, please check out the following links: Meteorite Men Website: http://meteoritemen.com Meteorite Men on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/meteoritemen Meteorite Men on Twitter: @meteoritemen Steve Arnold's Company: http://stevearnoldmeteorites.com Geoff Notkin's Company: "Aerolite Meteorites": http://aerolite.org Science Channe's Official Meteorite Men Page:http://science.discovery.com/tv/meteorite-men/ An image has been inserted here. To view the image, please visit http://talkingspaceonline.com. Host this week: Sawyer Rosenstein. Panel Members: Gene Mikulka, Mark Ratterman, and special guest panelist Rebecca Setzer. Special Guests: Steve Arnold and Geoffrey Notkin of the Science Channel show Meteorite Men. Show Recorded - Sunday 5/16/2010