Podcasts about Steve Black

This week's episode is titled Leadership Common Fears. In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of fear, exploring its impact on leadership and personal growth. Our guest, Steve Black, a partner and senior human resources manager at Brixey & Meyer, shares his insights on how fear can be unmasked and overcome to unlock potential and ignite passion. In this episode, Steve discusses the common fears that leaders face, such as people-pleasing, losing security, and losing comfort. He shares his personal experience with fear, including a diagnosis of a chronic illness that led him to confront limitations and make fear-based decisions. Steve emphasizes the importance of recognizing patterns of fear-based thinking and decision-making to grow through discomfort and achieve personal and professional growth. Steve introduces techniques to engage the senses and activate the thrive side of the brain, improving leadership and decision-making. Listen to learn how to unmask your fears, have vulnerable conversations, and grow through discomfort to unlock your potential and ignite your passion. Let's embark on this journey together and discover how to overcome fear and thrive in leadership and life. Don't forget to subscribe and share this podcast with your friends and colleagues. Let's conquer fear together!

Review các phim ra rạp từ ngày 04/04/2025ĐỊA ĐẠO: MẶT TRỜI TRONG BÓNG TỐI –T16Đạo diễn:  Bùi Thạc ChuyênDiễn viên:  Thái Hòa; Quang Tuấn; Diễm Hằng Lamoon; Anh Tú Wilson; Hồ Thu Anh; Uyển ÂnThể loại: Chiến tranh, lịch SửNhân dịp kỷ niệm 50 năm đất nước hoà bình này còn phim nào thoả được nỗi niềm thưởng thức thước phim thời chiến đầy hào hùng như Địa Đạo: Mặt Trời Trong Bóng Tối. Nay còn có thêm định dạng 4DX cho khán giả trải nghiệm chui hầm dưới lòng Củ Chi đất thép.MẬT VỤ PHỤ HỒ - T18Đạo diễn:  David AyerDiễn viên:  Jason Statham, David Harbour, Michael Peña, Jason FlemyngThể loại:  Hành Động, Hồi hộpLevon Cade - cựu biệt kích tinh nhuệ thuộc lực lượng Thủy quân Lục chiến Hoàng gia Anh. Sau khi nghỉ hưu, anh sống cuộc đời yên bình là một công nhân xây dựng tại Chicago (Mỹ). Levon có mối quan hệ rất tốt với gia đình ông chủ Joe Garcia (Michael Peña). Một ngày nọ, cô con gái tuổi teen Jenny (Arianna Rivas) của Joe bị bắt cóc khiến chàng cựu quân nhân phải sử dụng lại các kỹ năng giết chóc của mình để giúp đỡ.MỘT BỘ PHIM MINECRAFT - KĐạo diễn:  Jared HessDiễn viên:  Jason Momoa, Jack Black, Emma Myers, Sebastian Eugene Hansen, Danielle Brooks,...Thể loại:  Gia đình, Hành Động, Phiêu Lưu, Thần thoạiChào mừng bạn đến với thế giới của Minecraft, nơi sự sáng tạo không chỉ giúp bạn chế tạo mà còn là yếu tố quan trọng để sống sót! Bốn kẻ lạc lõng - Garrett “The Garbage Man” Garrison (Momoa), Henry (Hansen), Natalie (Myers) và Dawn (Brooks) - bất ngờ gặp rắc rối khi họ bị kéo qua cánh cửa bí ẩn dẫn đến Overworld: một thế giới kỳ lạ được tạo bởi những khối lập phương và phát triển nhờ vào trí tưởng tượng. Để trở về nhà, họ cần phải làm chủ được thế giới này (và bảo vệ nó khỏi những thực thể tà ác như Piglins và Thây Ma) trong khi dấn thân vào chuyến phiêu lưu màu nhiệm với một thợ chế tạo chuyên nghiệp và khó lường - Steve (Black). Chuyến hành trình này sẽ thách thức sự can đảm của cả năm người, thúcđẩy họ tìm lại với những phẩm chất làm nên sự đặc biệt của riêng mình,… đồng thời là những kỹ năng cần thiết để trở lại với thế giới thật.OÁN LINH NHẬP XÁC – T18Đạo diễn:  Upi AviantoDiễn viên:  Hana Malasan, Yasamin Jasem, Egy FedlyThể loại:  Kinh DịOán Linh Nhập Xác xoay quanh hành trình đầy bí ẩn của hai chị em gái Hanif và Isti trong căn nhà ma quái. Mồ côi cha mẹ, chuyển lên thành phố sống từ lâu, Hanif và Isti bất ngờ phải trở về quê nhà sau cuộc gọi từ người dì, thông báo rằng chú của họ đang gặp nguy kịch. Luôn miệng cầu xin hai chị em tha thứ, chú Khair qua đời trong tình trạng yếu ớt và lạnh cóng, còn Hanif và Isti bắt đầu trải qua những sự việc kinh hoàng, thậm chí đe dọa đến mạng sống. Khi người chú không hề siêu thoát mà hóa thành oan hồn đem thảm họa đến căn nhà, Hanif và Isti phải cùng nhau vượt qua, nhưng cũng từ đó khám phá ra những bí mật bị chôn giấu ở nơi đây, về cái chết thảm khốc của cha mẹ và những thành viên khác trong gia đình mình.KAYARA: CÔ BÉ CHIẾN BINHĐạo diễn:  César ZeladaThể loại: Hoạt HìnhKayara, một thiếu nữ xinh đẹp và mạnh mẽ, quyết tâm trở thành nữ sứ giả đầu tiên của Đế chế Inca. Trên hành trình đầy thử thách, cô gái phải vượt qua nhiều khó khăn và sự hiểm trở để bảo vệ thành phố Vàng khỏi những nguy cơ khai thác và cứu bạn bè, gia đình khỏi những mối đe dọa bất ngờ. Trong hành trình đầy thử thách đó, Kayara học được rằng sức mạnh thực sự không chỉ nằm ở thể chất mà còn ở sức mạnh của trí tuệ và sự đoàn kết.

Sábado 5 de abril / 21:30 horasLa favorita (The favourite; Yorgos Lanthimos, 2018). Reino Unido. 121'.VOSEPrincipios del siglo XVIII. Inglaterra está en guerra contra Francia. Una reina debilitada, Anne, ocupa el trono, mientras que su amiga Lady Sarah gobierna en la práctica el país en su lugar, debido al precario estado de salud y al carácter inestable de la monarca. Cuando una nueva sirvienta, Abigail, aparece en palacio, su encanto seduce a Sarah. Esta ayuda a Abigail, la cual ve una oportunidad para regresar a sus raíces aristocráticas. Como la política ocupa gran parte del tiempo de Sarah, Abigail empieza a acompañar con más frecuencia a la reina. Domingo 6 de abril / 17:30 horasBirdman (Alejandro González Iñárritu, 2014) USA 118'.VOSEDespués de hacerse famoso interpretando en el cine a un célebre superhéroe, la estrella Riggan Thomson trata de darle un nuevo rumbo a su vida, luchando contra su ego, recuperando a su familia y preparándose para el estreno de una obra teatral en Broadway que le reafirme en su prestigio profesional como actor.Lunes 7 de abril / 20:45 horasEl evangelio según San Mateo (Il vangelo secondo Matteo; Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1964). Italia. 137'. VOSEEn clave neorrealista pero sin apartarse del texto bíblico, el siempre polémico y poliédrico Pasolini realiza un cercano retrato de Jesús de Nazaret. ESTRENOS DE LA SEMANAMinecraft, la película (Jared Hess, 101 min.)Jason Momoa, Jack Black, Sebastian EugeneBienvenido al mundo de Minecraft, donde la creatividad no sólo ayuda a crear, sino que es esencial para la supervivencia. Cuatro inadaptados -Garrett "El Basurero" Garrison (Momoa), Henry (Hansen), Natalie (Myers) y Dawn (Brooks)- se encuentran luchando con problemas ordinarios cuando de repente se ven arrastrados a través de un misterioso portal al Mundo Exterior: un extraño país de las maravillas cúbico que se nutre de la imaginación. Para volver a casa, tendrán que dominar este mundo (y protegerlo de cosas malvadas como Piglins y Zombies, también) mientras se embarcan en una búsqueda mágica con un inesperado experto artesano, Steve (Black). Juntos, su aventura desafiará a los cinco a ser audaces y a volver a conectar con las cualidades que hacen que cada uno de ellos sea único y creativo... las mismas habilidades que necesitan para prosperar en el mundo real.Sorda (Eva Libertad, 100 min.)Miriam Garlo, Álvaro Cervantes, Elena Irureta, Ángela, una mujer sorda, va a tener un bebé con Héctor, su pareja oyente. El embarazo hace aflorar sus miedos frente la maternidad y sobre cómo podrá comunicarse con su hija. La llegada de la niña genera una crisis en la pareja y lleva a Ángela a afrontar la crianza de su hija en un mundo que no está hecho para ella. Largometraje basado en el corto de 2021 del mismo nombre.Guillermo Tell (Nick Hamm, 133 min.)Claes Bang, Connor Swindels, Ben Kingsley, Jonathan PriceEn 1307, las fuerzas austriacas oprimen al pueblo suizo. Guillermo Tell juró no volver a usar la violencia tras su paso por las Cruzadas, pero se ve obligado a unirse a la rebelión para detener el derramamiento de sangre. Como castigo, el gobernador Gessler obliga a Tell a disparar una manzana sobre la cabeza de su hijo Walter, de lo que saldrá ileso por sus habilidades con la ballesta. Gessler hace cautivos a Tell y a la princesa Bertha de Habsburgo, que rápidamente escapan. Tell regresa para liderar una rebelión contra los invasores austriacos, buscando venganza tras el saqueo de su ciudad y la muerte de su esposa.

Steve Black who is currently the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of abrighterday.life – a business & Leadership coaching firm out of Colorado joins Enterprise … Read more The post Less Is More: Elevate Your Leadership with Just 5 Simple Rules! appeared first on Top Entrepreneurs Podcast | Enterprise Podcast Network.

This week Glenn and Brent review Raw is War from March 2nd 1998! The New Age Outlaws had some unexpected guests inside their dumpster, We see one of the worst 6 man tag team matches maybe ever , Steve Black beats another member of The Nation, Jeff Jarrett gets a new/old gimmick and a new manager and Kane's worst nightmare returns!

This month for the August 2023 episode of the RCEM Learning Podcast we've got a New in EM segment looking at the STANDING Algorithm in Vertigo. We then continue hearing from Becky & Chris about the new NICE head injury guidelines which is the exciting conclusion to our two parter. We then have a discussion with Steve Black discussing the history of ED performance. We rejoin Andy & Dave for a New in EM looking at the use of take-away topical anaesthetics in corneal abrasion and then end with New Online. If you'd like to email us, please feel free to do so here. (02:24) New in EM - The STANDING Protocol for Vertigo Effectiveness and reliability of the four-step STANDING algorithm performed by interns and senior emergency physicians for predicting central causes of vertigo (Gerlier et al., 2023) Can Emergency Physicians Accurately Rule Out a Central Cause of Vertigo Using the HINTS Examination? A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis (Ohle et al., 2020) Peter Johns (24:01) Guidelines for EM - NICE CT Head Injury (Part 2 of 2) NICE - Head injury: assessment and early management (01:01:56) Steve Black - A Brief History of ED Performance Steve Black at the Health Services Journal Policy Skeptic Blog Steve Black's Twitter (01:18:20) New in EM - TTA Topical Anaesthetics in Corneal Abrasion Topical Anesthetics for Analgesia in Acute Corneal Abrasion: Eye Care Providers Survey (Anderson-Quiñones et al., 2023) SGEM #315: Comfortably Numb with Topical Tetracaine for Corneal Abrasions (01:29:10) New Online – new articles on RCEMLearning for your CPD Top Ten Tips for Turning Your ED Green - Helen Wilkins Matthew Dunn - Syncope Dermatological Examination - Alexandra Newman

We've got a replay from last October and I am excited to repost as we will soon be celebrating Steve's (aka Hot Husband) 2 year sober anniversary! In this heartfelt episode of Nourish, Steve opens up about his decision to embrace a life of sobriety. I also share my side of the relationship as this honest conversation delves deep into our transformation while offering invaluable insights for those who may be curious about the sober lifestyle. Prepare to be inspired as Steve fearlessly opens up about his choice to become sober. With a mix of humor and vulnerability, he reveals his motivations, the ups and downs he has encountered, and the incredible rewards he discovered along the way. Steve's story is a testament to the courage it takes to embark on a healing journey toward sobriety. Throughout our conversation, we openly discuss the importance of a strong support system when pursuing a sober lifestyle. We touch upon the challenges we faced as a couple and how our relationship grew stronger through mutual understanding and space to grow. Steve and I explore the benefits of examining one's relationship with alcohol and the potential for personal growth that comes with embracing sobriety. We encourage listeners to look at their own habits and beliefs surrounding alcohol consumption and other possible addictions. I remain in awe of my husband! His courage, discipline, and willingness to heal has improved our marriage and strengthened our family bond in multiple ways. If you, or someone you know is struggling with alcohol addiction, please know that there is hope! Steve has found quite a few answers through Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), and I have found beautiful support through Al-Anon. Are you sick and tired of feeling sick and tired? You have found this podcast, which means either you or somebody that you know and love is likely going through perimenopause and/or full blown menopause. I am so excited to share with you that I recently published a digital guide entitled Is It Hot In Here Or Is It Just Me? 7 Steps To Dramatically Reduce Your Hot Flashes Through The Power of Nutrition! I wrote this book with you in mind, because it took me some time to figure out the answers to heal my own menopausal symptoms - like hot flashes and night sweats and tummy bloat - but I have healed these symptoms and now I'm thrilled to be able to share with you! If you have been struggling with menopausal symptoms and want the quick answers to stop struggling, then grab your copy today! You are not meant to suffer and I would love to help you feel better. You deserve to feel good in your body! ✨Go to michellefox.com/podcast for SHOW NOTES, TRANSCRIPT, and a link to this YOUTUBE episode.✨ Links mentioned in this episode: Alcoholics Anonymous | aa.org Al Anon | al-anon.org Your new menopause resource: Is It Hot In Here Or Is It Just Me? October retreat in the Dominican Republic Connect with Michelle: Free meal planner: michellefox.com/planner Instagram: @michellefoxlove Facebook: @michellefoxlove Website: michellefox.com

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Trystan Bevan is the Head of Performance at Cardiff Rugby and former Head of Rugby and Wasps. Previously an NCAA athlete, Trystan has also written a book called our race focusing on the stories of the GB 4x100 Gold medal team made up of Jason Gardner, Darren Campbell, Marlon Devonish and Mark Lewis Francis.Show notes1:30 - Introduction to Trystan Bevan and credentials in sport5:10 - Why the late and great Steve Black was so influential in his coaching career. 6:30 - The effect an individual coach can have on training outcomes10:00 - The dynamic coaching at the Exeter Chiefs12:30 - The challenges of Talent ID in short termism management14:00 - Trystan's belief as why speed is king19:30 - Creating a squad which is capable of playing high level of rugby for 80 minutes22:10 - Field to gym work fitness development25:00 - The physical characteristics of a prop and how this effect on field play28:00 - The use of confirmation bias when accessing data30:45 - The use of isolated running to mentally challenge players34:00 - The importance of staggering players rugby experience37:00 - The aura of high profile players such as Jonah Lomu39:20 - Joe Smith and how he was a led a practice culture41:20 - How high profile makes you feel like a team that wants success43:30 - 'The best players take themselves seriously every day'45:00 - Why immeasurable aims may set a culture of excellence47:00 - The story of the 4x100 runners53:00 - How they put aside personal rivalries to have success57:00 - Gaining credibility in an unfamiliar sport59:00 - How would Trystan like to be described in 3 words Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve Black, known as Blackie, was the larger than life coach at Newcastle Falcons and had roles with The Welsh National rugby team and the British and Irish Lions as well as being a very long-time mentor for Jonny. Blackie was kind enough to guest for the Pilot episode of the I Am podcast and this is what you will hear today. In the episode, Blackie talks to Jonny about his feel-based coaching style, applied across all the teams he worked with ( he also coached football at Newcastle United, and Sunderland as well as many other teams). His message is one of presence, and dedication, and always underpinned by his incredible joyful outlook on life.   Jonny would love to hear from you! If you have any questions that you'd like answered, please email hello@Iampodcast.co.uk or comment in the reviews section.Twitter: @JonnyWilkinsonInstagram: @jonnywilkinsonofficial

Steve Black, known as Blackie, was the larger than life coach at Newcastle Falcons and had roles with The Welsh National rugby team and the British and Irish Lions as well as being a very long-time mentor for Jonny. Blackie was kind enough to guest for the Pilot episode of the I Am podcast and this is what you will hear today. In the episode, Blackie talks to Jonny about his feel-based coaching style, applied across all the teams he worked with ( he also coached football at Newcastle United, and Sunderland as well as many other teams). His message is one of presence, and dedication, and always underpinned by his incredible joyful outlook on life.   Jonny would love to hear from you! If you have any questions that you'd like answered, please email hello@Iampodcast.co.uk or comment in the reviews section.Twitter: @JonnyWilkinsonInstagram: @jonnywilkinsonofficial

Life is to be found in the unknown and so is the now. A willingness to engage with it and be present in it offers us a greater influence over the future.Today on I Am, Jonny shares the story of his late friend Steve Black, also known as Blackie. Blackie was a born and bred Geordie who had a relentless pursuit of greatness. He was honest, transparent, and completely motivated in all that he did. He was a successful coach in almost every professional sport with pretty much every team you could imagine, coaching individual athletes and succeeding everywhere he went. Jonny speaks to how Blackie always knew how to get his players out of their comfort zones. Blackie was an off-field captain and a motivational genius, bringing everyone to that space of why not? And to the realization that anything is possible. In this episode, Jonny shares the lessons he learned from Blackie and how he has been such an influence and guiding force in his journey.Big questions in today episode: What are the key ingredients for great performance and constant improvement?What if that voice in our minds supported us unconditionally, trusted in us absolutely and guided us to seek uncomfortable new space and to stand tall, embrace and explore it?Jonny would love to hear from you! If you have any questions that you'd like answered, please email hello@Iampodcast.co.uk or comment in the reviews section.Twitter: @JonnyWilkinsonInstagram: @jonnywilkinsonofficial

Life is to be found in the unknown and so is the now. A willingness to engage with it and be present in it offers us a greater influence over the future.Today on I Am, Jonny shares the story of his late friend Steve Black, also known as Blackie. Blackie was a born and bred Geordie who had a relentless pursuit of greatness. He was honest, transparent, and completely motivated in all that he did. He was a successful coach in almost every professional sport with pretty much every team you could imagine, coaching individual athletes and succeeding everywhere he went. Jonny speaks to how Blackie always knew how to get his players out of their comfort zones. Blackie was an off-field captain and a motivational genius, bringing everyone to that space of why not? And to the realization that anything is possible. In this episode, Jonny shares the lessons he learned from Blackie and how he has been such an influence and guiding force in his journey.Big questions in today episode: What are the key ingredients for great performance and constant improvement?What if that voice in our minds supported us unconditionally, trusted in us absolutely and guided us to seek uncomfortable new space and to stand tall, embrace and explore it?Jonny would love to hear from you! If you have any questions that you'd like answered, please email hello@Iampodcast.co.uk or comment in the reviews section.Twitter: @JonnyWilkinsonInstagram: @jonnywilkinsonofficial

In the second episode of our workforce development series, we're digging into how firms are handling the staffing shortage. We're looking at how firms are finding new staff, working to keep retention high and reskill and upskill their employees. We spoke to Steve Black of Brixey & Meyer and Alyson Fieldman of Rockit Results for their perspective.    Next week: Hear the student perspective on what it's like to study accounting during the talent crisis, and we spoke with high school educators on exposing more students to accounting. 

Du kender jo efterhånden den velkendte opskrift på et godt stykke radiofonisk bagværk. 20 gram camoerounsk basvirtuous ved navn Willy Nfor med dertil saften fra hans slut 70'er band The Mighty Flames. To tyktskårede lunser fra Steve Black pladen Village Boogie, som du skal langtidshæve med et lagen over, bestående at musik fra Sydamerikas mindste land: Surinam. Bemærk! det er meget vigtigt, at det er en 7-tommer single der dækker hele fadet med Nigeriansk boogie. Efter hævningen udsætter du det hele for Fransk Guyansk varmluft fra Henri Salvador, som udover at bage dit musikalske radiobrød perfekt, også synger en ode til selveste Jesus Kristus i egen høje person. Hertil drysset med lidt brasilianske hits. Serveres varmt og må gerne smovses! Bon appetit din lille gris

Welcoming motivational speaker Steve Black on today's podcast. We discuss the abundance mentality, the importance of intrinsic motivation and habit building, the power of social media, and so much more!

On this episode of the podcast, we're chatting with Steve Black of the Ezekiel 33 Project. Steve's daughter was abused by a family member when she was just 6 years old, and the lack of information available for parents going through what his family was going through at the time prompted him to start his own blog. Steve's story is so incredibly valuable to anyone who has experienced navigating sexual abuse within the family, and we're so thankful he has taken the time to join us today! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/survivorsanctuary/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/survivorsanctuary/support

“My socialization was by television,” said Steve Black, “the television of the 70s and 80s. As a lawyer, Blackman really wanted to be a writer, so following the “write what you know” model, he wrote an original pilot called The Young Attorneys. Over the past two decades, Blackman has written for shows like Wild Card, Bones, Las Vegas, Private Practice, Fargo, Legion, and Altered Carbon. He's also the creator behind Netflix's Umbrella Academy. You can listen to our first conversation in Episode 233. In this interview, Blackman talks about everyone writing West Wing scripts back in the day, pitching David E. Kelley in a lobby, how he landed on Fargo, where he starts the research phase, how to flex writing muscles, and why writers have no limitations. Subscribe for video interviews on YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/CreativePrinciples?sub_confirmation=1 If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It only takes about 60-seconds and it really helps convince some of the hard-to-get guests to sit down and have a chat (simply scroll to the bottom on your iTunes Podcast app and click “Write Review"). Enjoy the show!

Are you adventurous enough to ride your bike across the country once... well how about three times? Well, what about teaching high school students, starting your own business, getting your pilots license, or owning AirBnbs? Well if any of those things interest you then give this podcast a listen. Steve Black brought great interest to the podcast TODAY as he shared his ventures of life and how he creates great adventure for himself both in his career and in his personal life. Steve's amazing stories have inspired me and I know you will also find great inspiration from his miraculous stories also. Go to my instagram and check out my LinkTree for all of my social media! https://www.instagram.com  https://www.instagram.com/madcamp_training/?hl=enTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chasingrealestateFacebook: https://www.facebook.com

Peter Steele did some of the best radio interviews ever. Some of his best were with Steve Black, now of WRIF. But on this occasion, I got the honor. It was a good day… Type O Negative played Harpos in Detroit that night and it must've been 100 degrees in there. At one point we watched the show from behind thru the back curtain. Sold out, overheated, alcohol-fueled insanity for 1800…a killer show. After the show Peter made a point talking to EVERY fan who hung around hoping to meet the band…He was gracious with everyone. The Playgirl magazine with Peter Steele had just hit the stands. Lots of girls were there to get it autographed… One of the best times I've ever had at a show, and one of the nicest guys I've ever met.

After last weeks chat with Darius Charles, we stay on the football theme with another ex Professional footballer, Robbie Elliott. Robbie had almost two decades as a professional footballer, playing over 140 times for his beloved Newcastle United and over 250 appearances in total, which also included spells at Sunderland, Leeds, Hartlepool and an eventful four years at Bolton Wanderers. Over his career, he' worked under some iconic managers including Ossie Ardiles, Kevin Keegan, Kenny Dalglish, Sam Allardyce and Sir Bobby Robson and we chat about all of those managers and the twists and turns Robbie had across his career and his learning from that. I met Robbie first when he was working for the Nike research lab and he's forged a career in sports technology, innovation and performance since his retirement. All of that we will chat about in part two next week, but as we sat outside the bustling Westfield shopping centre in West London, we started with Robbie's time in the Newcastle academy and how that compares to the modern-day set-up.Show Notes: Southampton Football Club - https://www.southamptonfc.com/Alan Shearer - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_ShearerGateshead Stadium - https://www.gogateshead.com/article/5829/Gateshead-International-StadiumNewcastle Football Club - https://www.nufc.co.uk/Ossie Ardiles - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osvaldo_ArdilesYTS - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Youth_Training_SchemeAlan Thompson - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Thompson_(footballer,_born_1973)Lee Clark - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Clark_(footballer)Steve Watson - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_WatsonJim Smith - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Smith_(footballer,_born_1940)Middlesborough Football Club - https://www.mfc.co.uk/Bobby Saxton - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_SaxtonRoy Aitken - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_AitkenJohn Burridge - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_BurridgeACL Injury - https://mayocl.in/3MuoxcMLilleshall - https://www.lilleshallnsc.co.uk/nsc/ Kevin Keegan - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_KeeganNewcastle promotion against Grimsby - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNk_W6CFJKwRob Lee - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_LeeJohn Beresford - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Beresford_(footballer)Les Ferdinand - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_FerdinandDavid Ginola - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_GinolaBrian Kilcline - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_KilclineKevin Sheedy - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Sheedy_(Irish_footballer)David Kelly - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Kelly_(association_footballer)Steve Howey - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Howey_(footballer)Faustino Asprilla - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faustino_AsprillaBarry Venison - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_VenisonPeter Beardsley - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_BeardsleyDavid Batty - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_BattyZone Of Optional Function - https://bit.ly/3Nk3YzDKenny Dalglish - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenny_DalglishAlex Ferguson - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_FergusonPLC - https://bit.ly/3wuJKMUBolton Wanderers Football Club - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolton_Wanderers_F.C.Steve Black - https://bit.ly/38woNJmEarl Barrett - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_BarrettMichael Appleton - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_AppletonColin Todd - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_ToddSam Allardyce - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_AllardyceCharlie Brown - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_BrownMLS - https://www.mlssoccer.com/Arsene Wenger - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ars%C3%A8ne_WengerSir Bobby Robson - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_RobsonFreddie Shepherd - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddy_ShepherdNorthumbria University - https://www.northumbria.ac.uk/Bike for Bobby - https://bit.ly/3wlhNYZ=More About Robbie Elliott:Twitter - https://twitter.com/robbieelliott3?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5EauthorLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbie-elliott-6971383b/Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robbie_ElliottListen & Subscribe to The Ben Ryan Podcast:Ben's Website - http://benryan.co.uk/bio/Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-ben-ryan-podcast/id1553400216Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3iUL1eLA7HFKt5gxO7Uf4j?si=oN9YN6uFRSSGbO6kR01ONQAmazon Music - https://amzn.to/3shGDnOTuneIn - http://tun.in/pkdsmBen On Social:Follow me on Instagram - https://bit.ly/2Z5QSitFollow me on Twitter - https://bit.ly/3ph5W7oFollow me on LinkedIn - https://bit.ly/3ah8FtvRead about me - https://amzn.to/2NLu0Ck

RIP Steve Black 1957 - 2022

After a week off from the Six Nations we are back and building up to a big encounter at Twickenham between old rivals England & Wales.Joining Brian to preview the action is the former England centre Tom May.They discuss the impact the returning Manu Tuilagi is likely to have on the game this weekend and are joined by former Wales number 8 to discuss some of their returning stars who are also fit for the weekends showdown in Twickenham.Off the pitch, the big story from the Six Nations over the last week surrounded South Africa and a report suggesting the World Champions were set to join the competition from 2025 at the expense of Italy. The story has since been denied by Six Nations but we speak to former Italy captain and Treviso head coach Marco Bortolami about the impact such a move would have on Italian rugby.Elsewhere Tom pays tribute to his former Newcastle coach Steve Black who sadly passed away over the weekend aged 64, and we discuss the new streaming platform from Gallagher PremiershipRead more from Brian every Monday: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/b/bp-bt/brian-moore/ |Save 50% on a Telegraph Sport subscription: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/contact |See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What a glorious Saturday lunch time that was! Town strolled into London Town and put on the performance of the season. Matt is joined by Phil Senior, Dan Porritt and Matt Wilson to bask in the lovely afterglow of Town's latest victory. In this episode the lads cover: - Condolences and respect to the friends and family of Ron Kitchen & former coach Steve Black. - Town's ever changing tactical shape - The togetherness and character epitomised in that first goal - Tale of 2 penalties. - Duaniesta becomes the first successful spot kick taker in 6 attempts - Rock like performance from the back 4 - Big Jon shining again - The wink of Nicholls and where does he rank in Town's all time keepers of recent years. - Carlos smiled! - Your twitter questions Episode sponsored by Magic Rock Brewing. Use code AHTTC10 for 10% off online purchases. Intro - Fiery Breeze Outro - Chris Carter Artwork: @Scribeyak & Johnny Hildred.

"What to consider while looking for a new job" Reports are everywhere of many professionals leaving their employers for other opportunities. We spoke with Steve Black, practice leader of Human Resource Services at Brixey & Meyer, about what candidates should consider as they prepare to look for other employment. We discussed how to really learn about an organizations culture, red flags to look for in an employer, understanding your long-term goals and much more.   

Steve Black joins us to discuss his new book The Last Child and what it would mean for there to be no more children born across the planet! Our friends' Halal Beefcake make it into AEW,  Jim Ross starts a cannabus company, The Book of Boba Fett trailer drops and WB might be working on […] The post All The Best Cereals Have Cartoon Animals appeared first on WRIF Rocks Detroit.

Making Waves, Episode 61 featured our conversation with Steve Black, a 30-year veteran of of the radio industry, noted music journalist and the author of two books including his latest sci-fi based The Last Child. Quantum physics, terrestrial radio, religion vs science and Bob Ezrin are all on the table.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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How generous is it to receive a baker's dozen? What about if the contents of your gift contain angry, ungodly, and super vengeful spirits? Join you hosts Malcolm and Brandon as they insert the key and unlock the mysteries of Thir13en Ghosts (2001), directed by Steve Black and written by Robb White, Neal Marshall Stevens, and Richard D'Ovidio. Think you could survive? *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGMENT IS INTENDED* Source Materials: Thir13en Ghosts (2001) - IMDb Likert Scale Definition, Examples and Analysis | Simply Psychology Follow us on Social Media: Survive: The Podcast | Facebook Survive! The Podcast (@thesurvivepodcast) • Instagram photos and videos Survive! The Podcast (@survive_podcast) / Twitter Consider supporting the podcast: Survive! The Podcast is creating Podcasts | Patreon And check out these other great podcasts!: Robots Radio Podcast Network Shows | Robots Radio Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chuck Bean has reviews of Netflix' Masters of the universe and Pokemon Unite on the Nintendo Switch, and Al Beck has a credit in Steve Black's new book the Last Child! James and Chuck explain the difference between Filmation's Ghostbusters and the REAL Ghostbusters, Al reveals a cereal from his youth that didn't live up […] The post A Ride into Sweaty Bits appeared first on WRIF Rocks Detroit.

The value of data in the modern economy is undeniable, but the law regulating its ownership is far from settled.GuestSteve BlackOn Linkedin

If you are are trying to grow a business, you're surely faced with plenty of "chicken & egg" scenarios. You know you need to hire people, but when is the right time? Maybe you're growing quickly and thought, "I'll go back and get our HR in place once we slow down a little." DEFINITELY give this podcast a listen. The Visionista and her guest, Steve Black, Senior HR Manager of Brixey & Meyer, chat about WHEN to make those moves and HOW best to make them. Click here if you'd like to connect with Steve. In the chat we discuss some of his blog posts, which can be found here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/understanding-organizational-growth-business-strata-steve/ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/examining-organizational-growth-challenges-when-chasm-steve/ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/examining-organizational-growth-successfully-crossing-steve/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jessica-east/support

In this HCI Podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanhwestover/) talks with Steve Black about the intersection of HR, remote work, and organizational diversity, equity and inclusion. See the video here: https://youtu.be/56jgNiixlBU.    Since co-founding Topia in 2011, Steve Black (https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveblackuk/?originalSubdomain=uk) has been there to see the company grow from a small London-based startup to an award-winning Global Talent Mobility platform supporting organizations around the world. At Topia, Steve leads strategic initiatives leveraging deep industry and customer insight. An expatriate himself, Steve understands the challenges of moving abroad, and is dedicated to ensuring that everything they do at Topia is in the best interest of their customers. Originally from the great state of Illinois, Steve has worked and lived across the US, Switzerland and New Zealand before planting his feet in London. Steve was previously an Associate Partner at Oliver Wyman, where he led consulting engagements across North America and EMEA. His work spanned aviation, retail, insurance and energy, focusing on helping clients turn data into actionable insights and operational improvements. Representing his Midwestern roots, Steve holds a BsC in Industrial Engineering and Economics from Northwestern University, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude. Check out Dr. Westover's new book, The Alchemy of Truly Remarkable Leadership, here: https://www.innovativehumancapital.com/leadershipalchemy.     Check out the latest issue of the Human Capital Leadership magazine, here: https://www.innovativehumancapital.com/hci-magazine.     Ranked in the Top 10 Performance Management Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/performance_management_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 10 Workplace Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/workplace_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 15 HR Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/hr_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 15 Talent Management Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/talent_management_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 15 Personal Development and Self-Improvement Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/personal_development_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 30 Leadership Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/leadership_podcasts/

This week on DisrupTV, we interviewed Steve Black, Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Topia, Shazia Virji, VP of Credit Marketplace at Credit Sesame and Scott D. Anthony, Strategic Advisor & Managing Director of Innosight. DisrupTV is a weekly Web series with hosts R “Ray” Wang and Vala Afshar. The show airs live at 11:00 a.m. PT/ 2:00 p.m. ET every Friday. Brought to you by Constellation Executive Network: constellationr.com/CEN.

Join Steven Black of Unstoppable FBA talks about the 5 systems your Amazon business needs from startup to scaling. Steven Black will also talks about What are some of the blindspots that people need to plan for when wanting to scale their businesses either on or beyond the Amazon platform? When do you know it is time to move beyond just amazon and what are some of the benefits vs pitfalls people need to know about? Also covered in the interview with Steven Black: Attraction (getting more people to Amazon listings). Are Google Ads still effective and where do you drive the traffic to? How can you sell on both Shopify and Amazon? At what point when selling on Amazon should you venture into Shopify? What is the first platform to sell on outside of Amazon? Is Google search a cheap way to bring traffic? Tips for YouTube, Instagram, and Pinterest? Using influencers correctly to get Amazon sales. Should you use Rank and Bank? Amazon Conversion Optimization, Deliverable, Retention, and Cash Flow. Wrap up and how to contact Steven Black. About Steven Black of Unstoppable FBA - https://www.unstoppablefba.com/ Steven Black has been a marketer for 15 years and owns and runs multiple stores on and off the Amazon platform. He has consulted and helped hundreds of companies strategize their brand and audience building efforts, all the way from start-ups through 9 figure monsters. He also owns and runs the Unstoppable FBA Facebook group which is the largest and most active free marketing group for brand-building strategies for Amazon sellers. He specializes in content marketing, audience building and retention, and consumer psychology, and speaks on the subjects frequently on podcasts, private events, and conferences. Steven founded Unstoppable FBA to fill a problem in the Amazon community. He started posting his marketing tips and strategies in various Amazon seller Facebook groups and quickly began to get dozens of messages a day from sellers needing help understanding how to market their brands. The more he posted, the more apparent it was that most sellers don't even think about all of the angles involved in marketing their products, and the expert sellers they are listening to don't talk much about it. About AccrueMe - https://www.accrueme.com AccrueMe provides Amazon lending to help Amazon sellers grow quickly and increase profits. Our Amazon funding has no credit checks and no monthly payments. Our goal is to help Amazon Sellers earn more money. Growth is almost always the driving force behind added profits. If Growth and Additional Profits interest you, then keep reading. We want to help you grow larger and more profitable, and in return, we want to share in a small percentage of the profits, but only temporarily – only for as long as you want to use our capital to grow. In exchange for doubling your capital, we temporarily receive a small “piece” of a much bigger pie. And you don't even have to pay us every month. Pay us when it is best for you and your business. AccrueMe was built on the premise that we only win when the Amazon seller wins.

Part One:   (Running Time: 18:05) Screamin’ Scott Randall talks about his early years in radio. Imitating Arthur P and Alan Allman to the point of starting to smoke to get a deeper sounding voice. Working in Ohio and Indiana doing hog reports and them coming back to Detroit to work at The Ritz.  Part Two:   (Running Time: 31:22) Scott makes the giant leap form the Ritz to doing mornings at 102.7 Z-Rock. He talks about how he got the Screamin’ nickname, doing radio with Alice Cooper and dating Ted Nugent’s daughter.  Part Three:   (Running Time: 49:25) Doug Podell hires Scott to do overnights at WRIF and Scott talks about working with him, Anne Carlini, Arthur P., Meltdown and Drew and Mike. Part Four:   (Running Time: 73:36) Of course Screamin’ has a beer with Dave Grohl in Ireland, plays a round of Golf with Alice Cooper, hangs out with Bobby Knight and BJ Thomas. Then there was the time he nearly died while on the air. Part Four:   (Running Time: 91:50) This time Scott really does die, thankfully in the hospital but lives on to create Rock For Tots and his Screamin’ Angles. Scotty also discusses how he was let go after 24 years at WRIF and looks ahead to a bright future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Topia is an HR tech company specializing in Global Talent Mobility, helping businesses deploy, manage, and engage employees anywhere in the world. The arrival of COVID and a shift to remote working is responsible for an increased need for the Topia tech platform. Many employees can now work from anywhere and everywhere. But it creates a series of challenges. Steve Black, Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Topia, believes data is changing the world and wants to be part of it. I invited him onto the podcast to learn more about the story behind Topia. We also discuss the following: The massive demand from organizations struggling to monitor tax exposure and automate payroll withholdings. Why companies need a way to track newly remote workforces to optimize tax obligations, save up to 25%+ per year in local tax obligations, and mitigate the risk of penalties and audits that target distributed workforces. The UK government’s controversial campaign to get workers back in the office. Steve doesn’t think the incentive is there and predicts we’ll see more companies going the way of Siemens—working remotely 2-3 days a week forever; impact to local economies (those that rely on foot traffic like retail) will be big. Controversial “employee tracking.” People are traveling for the weekend and being required to tell HR where they went. Despite many believing this is a violation of privacy, Steve argues companies need this information for the safety of all employees as we look at COVID-19 hot zones.

In Episode 74 of the podcast we interview Steve Black about how to balance the training and personal side of coaching, how to make positive changes in a new environment, Lions tours and tons more! #Buildingmachines

In this episode we spoke with Steve Black, senior manager of human resources at Brixey and Meyer, about what people want in a job. He says there are four things people want from their jobs: the first is to know that their contributions make a significant impact or difference, the second is being a part of something big, the third is feeling a sense of belonging and the fourth is to go on a meaningful journey. We spoke about all of those areas and how they add up to a more fulfilling work experience.

In this episode we spoke to professionals about the action employers have been taking for years to support work-life integration and how that will need to continue if accounting wants to thrive as a family-friendly profession. Hear from Steve Black, human resource manager at Brixey and Meyer, Andrea Meinardi, CPA, partner at Crowe and Courtney Kurtz, audit manager at Crowe. 

Tuesday Show 9.20.3, 2020 06-30: We're sharing our friends' takes on being black in the FGC individually, releasing one each day to keep this conversation going over time instead of fizzling out. The entire Tuesday Show containing all of their perspectives can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7xra9YR6uI Thanks to Steve "Tasty Steve" Scott for sharing his thoughts. Check him out on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Tasty_Steve Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/tasty_steve Please consider supporting our Patreon! http://patreon.com/ultrachentv YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCX5nR1Bo9I Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/ultrachentv/tuesday-920a3 Spotify - http://tinyurl.com/UCTVSpotify Twitch stream - http://twitch.tv/ultrachentv Website / Blog - http://ultrachentv.com Twitter - http://twitter.com/ultrachentv UltraDavid - http://twitter.com/ultradavid James Chen - http://twitter.com/jchensor

Scott Black, a native of Southern Nevada, was elected in June 2017 to represent residents of Ward 3 in North Las Vegas. He was born in Henderson and spent the majority of his childhood in North Las Vegas, attending Lincoln Elementary, Jim Bridger Junior High and Rancho High schools. Scott developed a love of country and democracy, and an appreciation and respect for the delicate balance of government. During a school trip to Washington, D.C. as a teen. After high school, Scott attended college for one year, then accepted a call to serve his church as a missionary in Oakland, California for two years. Upon his return, he resumed his schooling at UNLV, graduating with a bachelor's degree in communication studies with an emphasis on public relations and advertising. He continued his studies, earning a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Phoenix. Scott is committed to service in the community and has served for 20 years as a Boy Scout leader. He also is very active in serving as a youth leader for his church. He enjoys camping and hiking with his family, and is an avid bicyclist and vintage Volkswagen enthusiast. Scott is proud to call North Las Vegas his hometown and is excited to serve the residents and businesses of Ward 3. Listen to the Podcast: https://compassionatelv.captivate.fm/listen #compassion #lasvegas #publicservice Support this podcast

Scott Black, a native of Southern Nevada, was elected in June 2017 to represent residents of Ward 3 in North Las Vegas. He was born in Henderson and spent the majority of his childhood in North Las Vegas, attending Lincoln Elementary, Jim Bridger Junior High and Rancho High schools. Scott developed a love of country and democracy, and an appreciation and respect for the delicate balance of government. During a school trip to Washington, D.C. as a teen. After high school, Scott attended college for one year, then accepted a call to serve his church as a missionary in Oakland, California for two years. Upon his return, he resumed his schooling at UNLV, graduating with a bachelor's degree in communication studies with an emphasis on public relations and advertising. He continued his studies, earning a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Phoenix. Scott is committed to service in the community and has served for 20 years as a Boy Scout leader. He also is very active in serving as a youth leader for his church. He enjoys camping and hiking with his family, and is an avid bicyclist and vintage Volkswagen enthusiast. Scott is proud to call North Las Vegas his hometown and is excited to serve the residents and businesses of Ward 3. Listen to the Podcast: https://compassionatelv.captivate.fm/listen #compassion #lasvegas #publicservice Support this podcast

Part One:   (Running Time: 15:28) Weekend Personality and syndicated radio host Steve Black talks about growing up in Flint and listening to WWCK along with the Detroit stations WRIF and WLLZ.  Steve’s journey from dreaming of being a Foley Artist to becoming a musician and finally a DJ.  Part Two:   (Running Time: 25:00) The Ted Nugent years. Steve and Mike explore the rivalry between Z-Rock and WRIF. Becoming the co-host for the Ted Nugent Morning show and the mammoth task of competing with Drew & Mike.  Part Three:   (Running Time: 38:18) Steve joins a Riff staff in 2003 that includes Drew & Mike, Doug Podell, Arthur P., Meltdown and Screamin’ Scott. Creating the Chop Shop syndicated guitar show in 2004 and some of the 1500 plus career interviews with artists like Rob Zombie and Slash.    Part Four:   (Running Time:   58:13) Steve’s syndication business expands, his first wife Sabrina’s illness and working with Detroit-based charities like Gilda’s Club. Plus his stories of working with Dave & Chuck The Freak, Meltdown, Arthur P and what has made WRIF so strong for 49 years and counting.

What data compliance regulations apply to a Las Vegas hospital with California patients? One major compliance fine can lead to a big financial hit and a complete loss of customer trust, so understanding ‘where your data lives’ and how the law shifts based on the location of data collection, storage and transfer is paramount. With no overarching federal data law, each state can (and does) require different duties from organizations that collect and keep data. A big challenge for compliance teams is figuring out which state (or states) claim your data. Unfortunately, the legal world of intangible data property is complicated and sometimes even contradictory. I will also preview my InfoSec World 2020 session - Cyberlaw Year in Review. Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/bsw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/BSWEpisode166

What data compliance regulations apply to a Las Vegas hospital with California patients? One major compliance fine can lead to a big financial hit and a complete loss of customer trust, so understanding ‘where your data lives’ and how the law shifts based on the location of data collection, storage and transfer is paramount. With no overarching federal data law, each state can (and does) require different duties from organizations that collect and keep data. A big challenge for compliance teams is figuring out which state (or states) claim your data. Unfortunately, the legal world of intangible data property is complicated and sometimes even contradictory. I will also preview my InfoSec World 2020 session - Cyberlaw Year in Review. Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/bsw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/BSWEpisode166

This week we are joined by Steve Black to discuss the sermon taught by Nephi's younger brother Jacob. We discuss the infinite qualities of the Atonement to redeem us from both physical and spiritual death, how the resurrection is necessary for a full redemption after this life, and how the simplicity of the Gospel of Jesus Christ keeps His expectations of us clear. comefollowme, lds, book of mormon, sunday school, scriptures, scripture study, sunday, sabbath, christ, christian, christianity, study, study group, go and do, go & do, church of jesus christ of latter-day saints

We’re joined by Steve Black this week as he and Al Beck review the first episode of Star Trek Picard. Erica Banas joins us as well to discuss WWE Royal Rumble and NJPW Wrestlekingdom and James tries out Untitled Goose Game! The post Don’t Let the World Know You’re 51 appeared first on WRIF Rocks Detroit.

If there's one thing that many of us need these days, it is a cybersecurity expert on retainer. Luckily, law professor Steve Black, visiting professor at the University of Houston fills that need. Prof. Black talks with us on a number of issues including what motivates hackers and cybercriminals (spoiler: it's money), the dark web, how law firms and business approach information stored in the cloud, and what process automation means for data security. Law firms might be a weak link in the eyes of cybercriminals when it comes to acquiring information. Professor Black discusses the different tactics cybercriminals use, the vulnerabilities found in law firms, and the actions that we need to take with our equipment, our network, our people, and our data. We guarantee that his discussion would be the highlight of any party. Information Inspirations While some still think of Millennials as the new kids in the workforce, that isn't really true. In a recent white paper from Thomson Reuters titled, "Becoming the firm where millennials want to work," the authors discuss the needs of a generation which is now the largest percentage in the workforce. Greg ponders the idea of there actually being two subsets within the generation of those in the workforce through the Great Recession and those who entered after the downturn. There is almost a decade of lawyers who have never actually experienced what it's like to work during a recession. Everyone loves a good story. And we love learning about ways we can create better stories. Marlene discovered a great training site that helps teach you just that. Story Ready from Janece Shaffer offers workshops that deal with what makes details of a story stick in your mind. There are offerings on self-awareness, and design thinking as well. Listen, Subscribe, Comment Special thanks to Joel Lytle, Security Expert from Jackson Walker, LLP for helping me prepare questions for Professor Black. Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcast. Contact us anytime by tweeting us at @gebauerm or @glambert. Or, you can call The Geek in Review hotline at 713-487-7270 and leave us a message. You can email us at geekinreviewpodcast@gmail.com. As always, the great music you hear on the podcast is from Jerry David DeCicca.

The Nerds return to the Checkpoint XP studios to talk Star Wars Rise of the Skywalker and the Mandolorian. James, AL Beck and Chuck Bean are joined by Overly Straight Guy Ken, Joel Morgan, Mike Pandoff and Steve Black as they discuss fan theories, bad science, proper name etiquette and more! The post Real Estate on Planet Taco appeared first on WRIF Rocks Detroit.

Good morning and welcome to the ride. If you can read then this show is dedicated to you. Big Dog answers questions about childhood, music and more in Ask Steve. Felicity Huffman gets another break and Beyonce is in 2nd place. Happy National Black Poetry Day! Funeral services for Atatiana Jefferson will be held on Saturday in Dallas. Sheryl Underwood is back and she ain't playin' when it comes to HER Junior. Miss Carla talks about Keeping Up With The Kardashians and Kanye in Reality Update. Congressman Elijah Cummings died this morning at age 68. Today in Closing Remarks, Steve gives us the break down of growth and change. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Sarah Hendy is joined by founder of the Isle of Man Festival of Choirs, Geoff Corkish and we pay a visit to The Engine House for their Potter's Fair where we speak to Engine House Director, Jane Hall, and artist Steve Black.

HellYeah has found their drummer moving forward, and it's none other than Stone Sour drummer, Roy Mayorga. Notice I didn't say "filling the shoes" of the late Vinnie Paul. Chad Gray and Roy both said that filling VP's shoes was not an option. The topics were many including.... * His nickname The Spiller * Stone Sour and the past couple years * Other projects he is working on * How he was approached to join the band * The first time he met Vinnie Paul * Honoring VP * Challenges of playing Vinnie's parts * He actually changed his set-up on drums * A great Vinnie story about "Becoming" * Parties on Vinnie's bus * Playing live with the band * Playing the first Vegas show Al Beck and Steve Black join me for today's rock news. I guess our interview with Slash from yesterday made some news.....maybe a lot of news. We discuss that along with re-releases from Megadeth, Papa Roach news for next year, the Elton John bio-pic and more. Thank you so much for listening! If you like this podcast, leave a 5 star rating, write a review and share it with your friends. Thank You! -Meltdown- https://twitter.com/StonesourRoy https://hellyeahband.com/ https://twitter.com/MeltdownWRIF https://wrif.com/podcasts/talkin-rock-with-meltdown/ https://twitter.com/TalkinRockwith1 https://twitter.com/AlBeckRadio https://twitter.com/srblack

To call Steve Black - almost universally known as Blackie - a coach is barely to do him justice. He's a manager, a motivator, a change maker, and so much more.  This is a no nonsense analysis of sporting and business success from a man who has walked the walk for over 3 decades. Enjoy.

Drummer, Simon Wright is on Talkin' Rock to discuss the upcoming Ronnie James Dio Hologram tour. Dio Returns will hit the road to keep the spirit of Ronnie alive. Simon has played with a bunch of heavy-hitting legends and we talk about a lot of them today. Among the topics we talk about.... Preparing for the tour How the Hologram works His thoughts on the late RJD and the first time they met What he thinks Ronnie would've thought about the hologram Going from AC/DC to playing Queensryche songs with Geoff Tate Leaving AC/DC Axl Rose with AC/DC Up next it's Rock News with Al Beck and special guest Steve Black. After plugging our multiple podcasts, we dive into the news of the day. What's the deal with Woodstock? New music from Queen? Zakk Wylde covering Sabbath and some classic Nirvana memorabilia sold recently.  Thank You so much for listening! Go back and check out some of the previous interviews if this is your first time listening to Talkin' Rock. Feel free to leave a 5 star rating, write a review and leave feedback on our line at 248-586-2988. -Meltdown- https://twitter.com/OfficialRJDio?lang=en https://twitter.com/MeltdownWRIF?lang=en https://twitter.com/TalkinRockwith1?lang=en https://wrif.com/podcasts/talkin-rock-with-meltdown/ https://twitter.com/AlBeckRadio?lang=en https://twitter.com/srblack?lang=en

On episode 241 of our daily cybersecurity podcast we are joined by Steve Black, Professor of Law at Texas Tech University School of Law. Steve discusses cyber law, the impact of technological developments on laws, and more.

Steve Black may have conducted over 1500 interviews of famous musicians and bands over the past 30 years, but Aaron and Joe use the opportunity to get Steve's story of what it's like to be a rock radio host. Steve tells us about how his incredible journey started back in 1989 at a radio station in Detroit, Michigan, and how a blizzard gave him the chance to run his first radio program. We dig into Steve's take on what makes a good radio personality, how he runs his own show, and how he sets up interviews and then prepares for them. Steve tells us about interviewing Ted Nugent, Bob Ezra (producer for Pink Floyd), and Paul O'Neil (producer for Trans Siberian Orchestra). He tells us about his friendship with Steve Vai. He even tells us about the time he went to a birthday party with Guns 'N Roses. We discuss the changing music industry and how to get your music onto the radio. We also get the story behind Steve's book, "From Black to Light." Steve has his own show called the Chop Shop, which is centered around the guitar, but includes many different styles of music. Also check out Steve's podcast: The Sound Of https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sound-of/id1272892687?mt=2

It's Retro Thursday, today's topic… MUSIC!  We bring on a very special gust, He is Author and Radio legend and the Host of ‘The Chop Shop Guitar Show' Mr Steve Black!   Take a listen as we talk about some retro bands and singers we listened to growing up and hear about Steve's journey in the Radio business, more then 500 concerts in his career, who he's meet and hear who he picks if he was to create his own band, (Amazing line up) What was some of your favorite music, singers or band growing up?

On this week's episode of Too Many Books, Jack and Jack review "What Kind of Watchman Are You?" a book that informs the reader about child sexual abuse in the church and how to watch out for the problem. Music by: Chad Crouch www.SoundOfPicture.com

It's Retro Thursday, today's topic… MUSIC!  We bring on a very special gust, He is Author and Radio legend and the Host of ‘The Chop Shop Guitar Show' Mr Steve Black!   Take a listen as we talk about some retro bands and singers we listened to growing up and hear about Steve's journey in […]

Tim was there when I filmed my first clip that made it into a skateboard video, he was also there when I caught my first sturgeon. We spent so much time laughing, filming, skating and enjoying life together. He disappeared from my life for about 15 years, and recently he returned. He had a few clips in the recent Tired video and he's been texting me on the regs almost every morning keeping the fire lit. Ladies and gentlemen, this is a special one for me. Please listen as Tim McKenney fires up another episode of Talkin' Schmit. Tim would like to give shot outs to: Wade, Sargeant, Supreme Kids, F.A. Hockey Fight, GX1000, Kelly Rosecrans, Scott Oster, Don Brown, Steve Black, Mickey Reyes, John Fox, Fish, Keith, Greg, Brian Ueda, Gaberman, Dawes, Bryce, Pete Thompson, Kelly @ Adrenaline, Jeremy Fish, Doug1, Giant, NOFX artist( my cover), Pusshead, Tumbleweed lurking in Pedro, The Olsen's " they owe", reel Poppalardo back before it's too late, radio is killing these video stars nowadays, Romero, Kulpits, Tom Shultz, Biscard, Kessler, Hambone, Chad, Larry, The Dad, Oscar, OX, Nathaniel, Nick Karashima, Dino, Ferracaine, Paul, Dressen, Natas, Eight Days, Ninja training (AJ wins), Whaley, Forbes, Chrysler, Nick Foster, Ripper at Derby skating as good as Julian, Ferro, Evan Gabriel McKenney, Samuelito, Jordan and Ron, Mom, Dad, Sister, Tess,Kayden, Our Angels: Phil, Rubin, Curtis, Jaya, Pstone, and Brauch, China banks, Old Benecia rip, Dish, Devil's Pit rip, Derby, Sammy's Ditch, Spillway, Kmart Ditch,Gerbal Bowl, Newark Ditch, The Quads, The Pyramids rip, $ellic Park banks, $sf ditches, The Dumps, Sanctuary Pool, Pink Banks rip, Fish Banks rip, Memorex Banks rip, Miley, 22nd and Judah sf, 23rd and Cherry Seattle, Monk and Jays, Chengaworld, Thunderbird Water Park, Burnside..... --- This episode is sponsored by · That's Really Cool Man Podcast: That's Really Cool Man is the official podcast of the internet's worst animator, Danny Casale aka Coolman Coffeedan. https://www.coolmancoffeedan.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/support

How deep does the rabbit hole go? What makes up or reality? Why do powerful people like touching kids? We explore these questions and more in this episode with Steve Black. Steve Black is an artist and comic from Arizona and we love his ass. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/notyoursegadreamcast/support

Red Dead Redemption 2 is finally out and Al and Chuck give thier first impressions of the game as well as talk this week’s comics and headlines. Jefferson and Chuck discuss games today being too long and Steve Black joins us to talk about the new season of Doctor Who (as well as a little […] The post A little Star Trek on the Side appeared first on WRIF Rocks Detroit.

On October 16th, Gruff Rhys joined our broadcast of Eclectic Kettle. We abridged the interview for airtime, but here's the full version, along with a transcript. Remember, you can win tickets for Gruff's October 23rd show at The Chapel in San Francisco here. Enjoy! Thank you to Leslie Hampton at The Owl Magazine for co-ordinating this interview with us.Ben Ward: Hi everyone, this is Ben Ward of BFF.fm's Eclectic Kettle. You're listening to a special extra release that we're putting out this week, which is my full interview with Gruff Rhys. Lead singer of Super Furry Animals and currently on tour promoting his new album “Babelsberg”.He'll be playing here in San Francisco on October 23rd; this coming Tuesday. We played parts of this interview on Eclectic Kettle on October 16th. This is the fuller version where we discuss his tour, the recording of the album and the efforts that went into the product that really defines the sound. We reminisce about his previous appearance at The Chapel which he remembers well. We also discuss his recent more politically pointed songs about Brexit and the National Health Service in the UK, touching on his songwriting philosophy and motivations, and inevitably get a bit stuck in on Brexit as we despair.I want to say a huge thank you to Leslie Hampton, who's guest -DJ'd on Eclectic Kettle before with me. She's over at The Owl Magazine and was instrumental in helping us put this interview together. Check out theowlmag.com for their show previews and other coverage.Finally, BFF.fm has two pairs of tickets for Gruff's October 23rd show to give away. Check out BFF.fm for giveaway details. It's trivially easy for you to enter! I hope you enjoy the interview, I hope you enjoy his show. Remember, the album is Babelsberg it's out now.And you can listen to listen to more great community radio here from the heart of San Francisco at BFF.fm.[Sample of Oh Dear! by Gruff Rhys, from Babelsberg.][Phone ringing…]Gruff Rhys: Hello?Ben: Er hello, Gruff?Gruff: Hello!Ben: Hi! It's Ben Ward from BFF.fm here. Is now still a good time to talk?Gruff: Yes! Sorry, I completely forgot but it's great!Ben: Oh, good! [laughs]. I'm British, obviously, but I'm calling you from San Francisco. Because you're playing here on the 23rd, I think that's right.Gruff: Yeah, yeah. Ah, great!Ben: And you're in DC now?Gruff: Yeah, we're on the way to DC. We've just driven past Baltimore, and I'm sat in the van and we're headed down the road to Washington. And we were just discussing the Washington antique grid system.Ben: How long have you been on tour now? About a week over here?Gruff: Yeah, we've been in North America, but we did a couple of Canadian shows and we're just heading down the east coast, and then we're going to start to go west after tonight.It was particularly memorable at The Chapel. It was so much fun, people really got involved. I think there were quite a few people on stage by the end.Ben: Wonderful. I was looking at the dates and you've got the San Francisco show and then LA and then that's the end of the tour. Are you even thinking about that much at this point? Or do you just take every date as it comes?Gruff: No, it's very exciting to hit the west coast, and y'know the set will be… I can't wait to see how the set will have developed. We've been rehearsing some new material on the road and it's quite exciting and it's changing every night.Ben: Ah, that's great.Gruff: Yeah, we're looking forward to bringing it to The Chapel.Ben: Yeah, and you played The Chapel last time you played solo. The Super Furries were in town a couple of years ago. Actually, Super Furries played on my birthday two years ago, which I appreciate very much…Gruff: Oh wow! Amazing.Ben: That was a nice present for me. But you toured American Interior two years before that, also at The Chapel. Do you have particular memories of the venue?Gruff: Yeah, it was my favourite show of that tour. I started introducing historical re-enactments into my shows and I think that was the high point of that endeavour. It was particularly memorable at The Chapel. It was so much fun, people really got involved. I think there were quite a few people on stage by the end.Ben: Yes, there were the two people performing with …the puppet, I remember.Gruff: Yeah. They were taking the role of various historical characters from the 1790s.Ben: [laughs] Is there anything… because I guess you're only going to be in town for a day is there anything you're looking forward to seeing in San Francisco when you make it here?Gruff: Yeah, I usually, in the Mission, err, I'll be trying out probably lots of good galleries and stuff. [inaudible] is up there. And erm, I'll go see if they've got something on. And err, yeah, there's lots of interesting things in that area. I've never been to the LSD Museum, I might do that.Ben: I wanted to chat to you a little about the new record, which obviously is why you're here. I've listened to it a lot, I really love it. One of the things that really struck me is that you've got a very recognisable voice and songwriting style. Something I really admire is that each of your solo records over the years has a pretty unique vibe. They really seem to stand out from one-another. This one's been really widely praised for the string arrangements and evocative sounds of the 60s like Serge Gainsbourg, Scott Walker and Lee Hazlewood, all wrapped up in that production. Do you approach each project with an intention to find something that's so new and different?I'm worried about writing the same song over and over again. I want every album to have a distinct character. I try to find a way of keeping it new, for myself at least.Gruff: Um, yeah inevitably. It's something I, I want every album to have a distinct character. I suppose my ambition with this record is to try and make a whole album out of the same structured palette and try to stick to that, and try not to go off on too many tangents in a way. That's my downside in the studio; I get overexcited! By the end it was very disciplined… I mean… I suppose songwriting's quite a slow-moving medium. I'm worried about writing the same song over and over again. I try to find a way of keeping it new, for myself at least. It's not a particularly experimental record but I hope lyrically it engages a bit with the present day so there is some relevancy to exist today [laughs].Ben: Yeah. It has these darker, bleaker lyrical themes throughout it than have jumped out of your previous records. I was actually back home in the UK a few weeks ago and I caught a little of your interview on the BBC [BBC 6Music] with Mark Radcliffe.Gruff: Ah yeah…Ben: And he, um… You remarked there, talking a little bit about how he sort-of said it's a darker record. And you pointed out that actually with the arrangements — with the strings — it comes out sounding actually quite uplifting and optimistic.When you started, did you have any idea you wanted it to end up like that? Was it working with Stephen McNeff that revealed that to you? Did you have to be persuaded to go in that direction?Gruff: Yeah, I mean when I was recording it I didn't have… err… I just got a call from a producer called Ali Chant in Bristol, who I'd recorded with previously, he said “if I wanted to make any records, the studio's being knocked down in a few weeks”. So I'd played some of this material with Kliph and Steve who play on the record and the previous tour. Osian has played piano on my previous two albums now and I, we rehearsed a bunch of songs we'd been putting together and went into the studio for a few days and it was always my intention to add a certain amount of arrangement but, coincidentally I was working with a composer called Stephen McNeff. I was writing some lyrics for him for a different project and I sat in on one of the recording sessions which was incredible. So I immediately passed him on the files of the sounds I was working on.But anyway, because there was no studio pressure I just kinda pursued the record until it was finished rather than rush it. It took a couple of years.Ben: So it gave you space to explore that bigger sound?Gruff: Yeah. The songs are intimate, but they're pretty much live takes for the most part. I spent time on vocal, but not to an extreme. And then Stephen arranged the orchestral element and they played live to the previous recordings.Ben: Oh, interesting…Gruff: So, although there's a lot going on it was fairly simply recorded in a way and not particularly polished. There's still some damage there!Ben: That's really interesting because I was going to ask, erm, and this might not be much of a question now, but given that you're back on tour and you're not going to fit a 72 piece orchestra into The Chapel — although I would like to see that — whether there's been any change to the music or evolution of what you're doing scaling it back down to tour. Because you're touring with a band this time, right?Gruff: Yeah, it's the same band who played on the record. It's Kliph Scurlock on drums, Osian Gwynedd on piano, Steve Black on bass, and that's the core of the album and they've allowed this thing to remix. And I suppose the challenge with mixing the album was fitting a symphony orchestra into what are very intimate songs, intimately recorded songs. So we had to kinda tone down the scale of it. So, it sounds remarkably full. Osian's piano parts kind of fill the space to the point where we don't need any kinda “canned” orchestral stuff. And it's continuing to evolve. We're stretching out different bits.I've rarely been able to play my studio albums live immediately after recording them. But because of the live nature of the recording, [this one] really lends itself to playing live. There wasn't much studio trickery on this particular record, as opposed to my other records that have a lot of studio experiments.Ben: That makes sense. So do you feel that the live sound goes back to more resemble some of those original sessions or is this something altogether new?Gruff: No, they're very similar to the original sessions. I think we're going to try and release those early versions at some point in the future. They sound great and completely different.And now and again we're able to do some orchestral shows. We have the scores and whenever and orchestra is interested we can do an orchestral version.Ben: Right, because you played it in Manchester no long ago, right?Gruff: Yeah, we're done a version in Cardiff with the full symphonic orchestra and then we've played with some smaller orchestras in London and Manchester. We have the manuscripts now, so if anyone's got an orchestra, call us up! [laughs]Ben: [laughs] We'll put out the call.I wanted to ask you about a couple of other pieces of music you've put out fairly recently. One of the things that over your career and history with the Super Furries as well you've grown into writing songs with clearer and clearer social commentaries. I've been thinking a lot about Presidential Suite [from Super Furry Animals album “Rings Around The World”] recently, with Brett Kavanaugh and Ken Starr in the news. But in the last couple of years you've written I Love EU and recently you put out No Profit in Pain which strike me as being a step into writing songs with a really overt political message. Was there something that drew you into that specifically, or artists that inspired you to be more direct? Did that just happen?Gruff: Erm, with I Love EU, I just happened to write the song. I mean, it's a really bad play on words. But I felt there was a song there. Sometimes when you have a simple lyrical idea the song almost writes itself in a very short amount of time if you run with an idea. It's just one of those stupid songs that I was able to write in a few minutes and then… I kinda had no intention of writing it. Y'know, there's a lot of downsides to streaming services, obviously, but one of the more interesting aspects of it is that you're able to release music almost immediately. There was a referendum going on and very little engagement in the referendum from my peers, I think. Because it was a kind of referendum whose agenda was being set by conservative politicians and right wing politicians and understandably a lot of sane people didn't want to touch it! So I was also worried that there was very little engagement…I felt there was nobody making a cultural argument [for the EU].Ben: The thing I really appreciated about you recording that song… Because, I watched the referendum living over here in the US. I went and registered to vote, I voted in it, my constituency is back in Cambridge.Gruff: YeahBen: But, it was really brutal watching that happen from so far away and feeling even more disconnected from… y'know… trying to stand up for, y'know… standing up for the principal of being in Europe and for all of its… it has some flaws as an institution and so on and so on but…Gruff: Absolutely, yeahBen: …Actually being closer to our continental neighbours is actually a good thing. Watching the campaign, the thing which really upset me was you had all these voices who were anti-Europe and angry and active and then you had a whole load of voices that were just, sort of passive. And there were very few people standing up to actually say: “Europe is good.” It was this idea of “we should leave” or “we should just shrug our shoulders”. There were very few people saying let's actually be proactive about this.Gruff: Yeah. I felt there was nobody making a cultural argument and that the set tone by people leading the remain campaign was playing alone with the kind-of anti-European xenophobia to the point that the song seems almost confrontational to say something as daft as “I love EU!” [laughs] Pathetically confrontational. When I've sung it live I've been singing “I love EU …with caveats.”Ben: [laughs]Gruff: You know, everyone has different views on what the EU should be. It needs to be democratised. It could become a socialist EU, it depends on what scale your ambitions are. I've got a lot of time for the left-wing argument for leaving the EU but I don't think the tone or the terms of the referendum were set by the left. They were kind-of led by the hostile right-wing media, in a time of crisis in Europe. With a big crisis in movement of people from war-zones in the Middle East and northern Africa that were partly caused by European intervention in the first place.Ben: Yeah…Gruff: I kinda feel it's a really bad time to be leaving the EU.I don't think I'm a protest song writer in particular. I'm motivated by melody and rhythm and word-play.Ben: Yeah, I agree completely. With that song and with the NHS song, was it cathartic to put together those songs? Is it more motivated by trying to spread that message? Do you think of them as protest songs in that classical sense?Gruff: I mean, I don't think I'm a protest song writer in particular. I'm motivated by melody and rhythm and word-play. And occasionally politics affects my daily life and they'll creep into song.I was commissioned to write a song to celebrate the 75th [anniversary] of the NHS and, you know, it's had a profound impact on my life. It's a kind of commission request that would be impossible to turn down. Y'know, to not agree to help celebrate it would be… it wasn't an option for me. But having said that I only wanted to do it if a decent idea came of it. I played around with some ideas and something came quite naturally. So I was happy to do it and I thought the song was valid, in fact I think I would have written it anyway. It would have been slightly less explicit maybe but it felt justified… just some kind of justification of existing.Ben: Yeah…Gruff: But again I like these kind of flippant songs that I can release.Ben: In “No Profit in Pain”, I love the little set of lyrics that calls out Richard Branson and Virgin Health. Because there's something in… the lyrics jump with recognisable words so you're like “wait, what?”. But it's the fact you're referring to this nuanced and not very well known, not well publicised threat to the NHS with the shadow privatisation, and the fact that you managed to highlight that there in a lyrically playful way, I admire that a lot.Gruff: [laughs] Weirdly we've just passed an ambulance here in DC that's broken down. And it's been picked up by one of those — what do you call them pick-up trucks? — by a tow-truck. Kliph to my left is just commenting that I hope there's no-one in the ambulance. The sirens were still flashing…Ben: Oh…Gruff: I hope they're OK.Ben: Yeah. That's calamitous.I'm conscious that I don't want to take up too much more of your time but if I could just ask a couple more things just to sign off. Going back to Babelsberg, is there a particular favourite track on the album that you'd like us to play on the radio show on Tuesday night?Gruff: Yeah, I dunno… I haven't heard “Oh Dear!” on the radio. I'd be intrigued to hear what the third track “Oh Dear!” sounds like.Ben: All right. Would you be kind enough to introduce it?Gruff: OK. My name is Gruff, and I'm going to introduce you to this song from the LP “Babelsberg”. It's called “Oh Dear!”.Ben: That's great, thank you so much. It's been a real pleasure to talk to you.Gruff: Thank you.Ben: Thank you so much for taking the time.Gruff: No! Thank you.Ben: I wanted to… it means a lot to me. Super Furry Animals was the very first live show I ever went to in my life. I was sixteen. My Dad took me.Gruff: Oh wow. Wow.Ben: It would have been the Guerrilla tour at the Cambridge Corn Exchange. And, um, one it was a really good first show, but I feel like I owe a great deal of my love of music to you and your band.Gruff: Wow.Ben: So to get to talk to you is a real honour for me. So, thank you so much.Gruff: Ah, thank you very much. Ah, that's mind blowing. Thank you very much. And yeah, I love the Corn Exchange in Cambridge.Ben: Yeah. For a small city I saw so many good shows there growing up.Gruff: Yeah.Ben: It punched above its weight.Gruff: Yeah, I think we played there three or four times.Ben: Well, thank you again. I hope you have a great show in D.C.Gruff: Thank you.Ben: I will try to come and say hi when you're here in SF; try and catch you at the merch table.Gruff: Ah, thanks so much. I'll check out the show if it's on the internet. Amazing.Ben: Well, great to talk to you. Have a great day. Have a great show.Gruff: And you, ta. Thanks so much. OK, take care.Ben: Thank you, bye now.Gruff: Bye!Ben: That was Gruff Rhys in conversation with me, Ben Ward from BFF.fm's Eclectic Kettle. His record “Babelsberg” is out now, his show at The Chapel here in San Francisco is on October 23rd. You can check out BFF.fm to win one of two pairs of tickets that we're giving away for that show.Thank you again to Leslie Hampton at The Owl Magazine for helping set this up. And you can tune in to more episodes of Eclectic Kettle by swinging by BFF.fm/shows/eclectic-kettle to listen to the archives, or we're broadcasting live at 8pm every Tuesday night.Tune into BFF.fm, streaming online any time for great, local community music radio here from the heart of San Francisco. Thank you very much for listening, have a great day. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Check out the full archives on the website.

People around the world are more connected than ever before, and workers are jumping at the chance to relocate. This week on #WorkTrends, we’re joined by Steve Black, co-founder of the HR tech company Topia. He shares new research about the state of the global workforce and employees’ perspective on relocating. This episode is sponsored by Topia.

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Steve Black discusses the revelation of a new lead for next season of Doctor Who, Kyle stops by to talk about the new Overwatch villain, Doomfist and Al blows Chuck's mind with facts about space. The post 14.4 Billion appeared first on WRIF Rocks Detroit.

HAPPY MAY RUN!!! This week, City of Timmins Mayor Steven Black​ returns to the Beer and Bullshit studio for more talk on politics of all levels and jurisdictions, the upcoming The Stars and Thunder 2017 Timmins International Fireworks​ and his outlook for our community. Many thanks to Steve for coming by. He's always a please to chat with. While recording the podcast, we helped ourselves to a few tall cans of Granville Island Brewing​'s Winter Ale.

In what's sure to be the talk of the town, B&B talk with Steven Black this week. Steve is the current Mayor of the City of Timmins, former city councillor and former candidate for the Progressive-Conservative Party of Ontario for the riding of Timmins-James Bay. Our discussion centres around the current perceptions of politics in our city, support and opposition for different projects, social media etiquette (... and an epiphany), and much, much more. This is a long one but a good one, so strap yourselves in folks... We had a great time, all while enjoying some delicious Goose IPA from Goose Island Beer Company.

Steve Black and Anne Carlini stop by to review the new Star Trek Beyond movie, Amy and Chuck discuss San Diego Comic Con teasers, and Tony Miello gives the lowdown on the upcoming Michigan Comic Book Expo this week on Nerdradio on Riff2. The post To Nerdradio on Riff2 and Beyond appeared first on WRIF Rocks Detroit.

Al and Chuck are joined this week by Steve Black as the trio gives their thoughts on this weekend's Captain America Civil War movie. Also Jefferson takes a vacation as Chuck prepares for Motor City Comic Con. The post Tony Stark ruins everything except Nerdradio on Riff2 appeared first on WRIF Rocks Detroit.

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds techno. As usual lots of promos and new releases mixed by Steve Black. Tracklist: 1. Artefakt - The fifth planet 2. Volte face - The power of christ comples you 3. Yotam avni - This is how(sterac remix) 4. Nima khak - Last woman standing (at the rave edit) 5. Tears of change - Code 818 6. Dj rolando - Time adjustment 7. Par grindvik - Wyatt arp 8. Mark broom & james ruskin - No time soon 9. Markus sukut- Untitled 3 10. Donato dozzy - Cassandra 11. Shdw e obscure shape - Die dinge des lebens

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds techno. As usual lots of promos and new releases mixed by Steve Black. Tracklist: 1. Artefakt - The fifth planet 2. Volte face - The power of christ comples you 3. Yotam avni - This is how(sterac remix) 4. Nima khak - Last woman standing (at the rave edit) 5. Tears of change - Code 818 6. Dj rolando - Time adjustment 7. Par grindvik - Wyatt arp 8. Mark broom & james ruskin - No time soon 9. Markus sukut- Untitled 3 10. Donato dozzy - Cassandra 11. Shdw e obscure shape - Die dinge des lebens

#136. is Rick & Julie Palm, live from Cruiser’s University in Annapolis way back in October. Rick & Julie Palm have been mentors of sorts for Mia and I. They had the role of event managers for World Cruising Club before we took over and have been active in the Caribbean 1500 basically since its inception under Steve Black, who was a dear friend of theirs. And they are consummate ocean sailors. If you want to follow the lead of a successful and humble ocean sailing couple, you can’t beat these two. They started cruising on a Tayana 37 and then upgraded to a Tayana 52 and completed a circumnavigation. Recently, now in their 70s, they bought an Outremer 51 catamaran. Comparable to the Gunboats in flat out speed, their new boat, Archer, is capable of speeds over 20 knots and is a true performance catamaran. In this episode Rick, Julie and I talk to a Cruiser’s University class about making the transition from monohull to catamaran, delving into Rick & Julie’s cruising history and what it’s like sailing over 20 knots in their new cat! If you’re in the Caribbean or Maine, look for the Ferrari red cat called Archer and say hi.

Germind is a Michael Gluknov, experienced musician from Saint-Petersburg, Russia. During his life, Michael had the opportunity to live in different cities of Germany, Latvia, Estonia, and then Russia. His travel experience from 1996 inspire him to start making a music. Since then, Germind released 3 albums on Cosmicleaf Records, and two albums on Plexus Music. Germind's sound is always gentle and deep, that puts listener into relaxed state of mind, like after watching a stars for hour long. Recorded live at Big Space Trip festival 13/12/2014 Tracklist: 01. Germind - Freediving 02. Germind - Optical phenomenon 03. Germind - In the dawn of time 04. Germind - Birth outside the body 05. Germind - Time consciousness 06. Germind - The wisdom of generations 07. Germind - Secret signs 08. Germind - Swirl of reflections 09. Germind - Pairing of opposites 10. Germind - Funnel mind 11. Germind - Texture sunrise 12. Germind - Presentiment of life 14. Germind - Flight To The Center Of The Galaxy 15. Germind - WD Mastering by Peakmastering Studio (http://peakmastering.com) Cover by Steve Black (https://www.flickr.com/photos/steveblackimages/)

Dave and Chuck talk about Re-HOE-cation with Andrew the Man Expert, weird looking junk shut down sex, a listener needs advice before a polyamorous relationship, WRIF's Steve Black joins us to talk about his new autobiography, a karaoke band stab and kill a man because he wouldn't stop singing, and more!

Detailed show notes to come later but no interview , just me talking about Southwest, Visual Foxpro Code Camps, design patterns and stuff. Link to Steve Black's article on Design Patterns and Craig's original post that got me started. Send feedback to foxshow@gmail.com Ad: GoToMeeting You've got to check out GoToMeeting. Why? Because you can hold meetings right over the Net -- from anywhere. Plus, you can hold all the meetings you want for one flat rate. Try it free for 30 days. No, you don't need a credit card to get started. Just visit gotomeeting.com/techroundtable. That's gotomeeting.com/techroundtable. to get your free trial now. My Odeo Channel (odeo/81b58a6c0bd151d5)

0.00 - Opening and Techpodcast Note 1.15 - News and Craig Boyd's Free FoxPro Training 4.30 - What is a database? Link to an interview (not ours) with CHris Date 17,00 - Interview with Steve Black 42.00 - We're out! Ad: GoToMeeting If you organize conference calls or hold business meetings with remote clients you can use GoToMeeting to keep everyone on the same page and make your meetings more effective. It's helped our members at TECHPODCAST stay organized,made planning much easier and saved us time. Best of all, its affordable for both small and large business. GoToMeeting has agreed to let techpodcasts.com listeners try their web conferencing tool free for 30 days. Just visit Gotomeeting.com/techroundtable for your free trial now. Discover how GoToMeeting can revolutionize the way you hold business meetings. And sign up for our next event to be held Sept 24th! My Odeo Channel (odeo/81b58a6c0bd151d5)