Podcast appearances and mentions of steve boyer

In this week's episode, John and Cynthia are joined by Steve Boyer from the Arc of Indiana and Noah Upchurch, an Arc Leadership Network Fellow. They discuss the new Arc Advocacy Leadership Network and peer mentoring program in Indiana and how it aims to impact advocacy and engagement in the state. Resources mentioned in the episode: Episode Transcript Want to get in touch with Steve Boyer? Email him at sboyer@arcind.org Learn more about the Arc's Advocacy Leadership Network visit. arcind.org/ Want to share stories with us? Email us at Quillopod@myquillo.com To learn more about Quillo Connect, visit MyQuillo.com

“Some people play ball”: Steve Boyer explains why Connor Ratliff was so easy to work with. Plus, how puppet fucking can enhance your acting career! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coinciding with the Seahawks visit to Levi's stadium this Sunday in Week 2, we have a repeat HPP veteran guest in Nate Boyer. If you recall, Nate was our guest a year ago before the Niners played the Seahawks up in Seattle. Nate is a former Army Green Beret, who after his military career ended, came back to the states and decided to walk on with the University of Texas Football program. Despite never having played football before, he eventually earned the starting deep snapper's job. After Texas he thought the NFL was calling his name, and as an undrafted free agent earned a stint with the Seahawks. Following his football career, he went to Hollywood to get into acting and through that effort developed a relationship with Jay Glazer (of FOX NFL), and the two of them later founded what is now Merging Vets & Players. This story of the creation of MVP has now been brought to the big screen, and guess who is in the middle of all of that? Right!!  Our friend Nater Boyer. Not only was Nate a co-founder of MVP, he went on to write, direct, and star in this newly released full length motion picture - “MVP – The Movie”. The premier for the movie took place this past week and simultaneously appeared in over 30 venues across the US, with one in each of the cities that are home to an NFL team. The Hollywood premier was held at the AMC Grove Theater, and I had the great pleasure of being able to attend that event in person. Our veteran focus portion of this week's show is a compilation of my interview on scene with Nate just before the premier showing of the movie, and then me working the Red Carpet with MVP Clinical Director Suzi Landolphi (who also has a brief role in the movie!!). This episode also includes interviews before and after the Premier, with special guests and MVP members in attendance. One special and very exclusive interview is with Nate's father Steven who shares some insights on his son's career. I know you will enjoy getting a feel of the vibe that night which was indeed electric. But even more than that, you hear from folks about what MVP means to them, how it has impacted them, and what they thought of the movie. As for the movie itself, it was amazing and very well done. I strongly encourage you to see it as it does a marvelous job capturing the difficulties, struggles, and obstacles veterans and former professional athletes face on giving up “the uniform” and trying to transition back into “normal” life. It has some feel good moments, but it is also a hard and honest look at these struggles, along with the reality of the loss of so many veterans by suicide and the effort to make sure no one is left behind, no one feels alone, and working to move the number of suicides to ZERO. George and I also sit down and look at the Niners' last game as well as upcoming opponents. We tackle some issues around recovery, diet/nutrition, and name the wine of the week. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did in putting it together!! Have a great week grounded in breath, mindfulness, kindness, and grace. All the best. Brucehttps://vetsandplayers.orghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-znfPMiuXRg&t=5100s

Steve Boyer a foodie entrepreneur in Reno describes his new curbside mobile oyster venture, as well as how he survived the pandemic and previous business failures.

Dr. Steve Boyer of the Templeton Honors College guides us through Canto 18 of Purgatorio. 100 Days of Dante is brought to you by Baylor University in collaboration with the Torrey Honors College at Biola University, University of Dallas, Templeton Honors College at Eastern University, the Gonzaga-in-Florence Program and Gonzaga University, and Whitworth University, with support from the M.J. Murdock Trust. To learn more about our project, and read with us, visit 100daysofdante.com.

On this episode of Vet Candy IRL, Shannon Gregoire and Tatiana Rogers meet with Dr. Steve Boyer, one of the co-founders of Vetsie-  an all-in-one communication platform that helps virtually connect pet owners with veterinarians. Dr. Steve tells us all about how virtual vet visits are the future of our profession.

On this episode of Vet Candy IRL, Shannon Gregoire and Tatiana Rogers meet with Dr. Steve Boyer, one of the co-founders of Vetsie-  an all-in-one communication platform that helps virtually connect pet owners with veterinarians. Dr. Steve tells us all about how virtual vet visits are the future of our profession.

This episode, we are pleased to welcome the Co-Founder of veterinary telemedicine start-up Vetsie, Dr. Steve Boyer, to the show. Dr. Boyer is a born and raised Calgarian. He grew up with a passion for animals, and always knew he wanted to work with them. Steve graduated from the University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in 2013 and jump started his career in a busy 24 hour emergency hospital in Calgary. He worked a combination of days, evenings and overnights for a year and a half, then moved into primary care where he has been since. Over the past few years he has developed an interest in telemedicine and in 2020, Co-Founded Vetsie, a veterinary telemedicine company. Steve feels there is significant opportunity in the veterinary industry to utilize technology to improve the Veterinary – Client – Patient interaction. With the current shortage of veterinarians and technicians, combined with the increase in pet ownership, there is too much pressure on the industry. Steve hopes that with more innovation and embracing change in how we practice, more pets can get the help they need, without the burnout and stress that often comes with being a veterinary professional. In this wide-ranging conversation, Steve discusses: How the pace of being a veterinarian can be a lot to keep up with Veterinary burnout and taking on too much How working night-shifts straight out of Vet school gave Steve multiple years worth of experience within months Overcoming internal doubts around your own limitations and experience Recognizing the signs of burnout and compassion fatigue to actively do something about it Financing the life you want to live through creating more streams of revenue outside of being a Veterinarian The genesis of starting Vetsie: A Veterinary Telemedicine Company The case for Telemedicine in the Veterinary industry High points and low points of being involved in a start-up Thank you to Dr. Boyer for joining us on the show! For more information and to see what Vetsie is all about, check them out online: www.vetsie.com Connect with Steve in the following places: steve@vetsie.com @govetsie If you liked the show and want to stay in the know, please subscribe to the podcast on the listening platform of your choosing. Want to join our community of like-minded Veterinary Professionals? Send us an email at theveterinaryprojectpodcast@gmail.com and we'll get you connected to our private Veterinary Project Facebook group. Any questions, comments, feedback, or requests for guests can also be sent to theveterinaryprojectpodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for listening and we look forward to seeing you next Wednesday for another episode of The Veterinary Project Podcast! - Jonathan Leicht, DVM and Michael Bugg, DVM

“Yes, my dear child, monsters are real. I happen to have one hanging in my basement.”In this episode of Fictional Hangover, we talk about worms, tiny hats and Snapping to, Will Henry! in our discussion of The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey, narrated by Steve Boyer. 

L’actualité vue par Geneviève Pettersen. Entrevue avec Melissa Éthier, épouse de Daniel Jiménez, qui veut le faire venir de Cuba : Bien qu’elle fasse parvenir la documentation aux autorités concernées, une conjoncture retarde le traitement de l'obtention d’un visa canadien par son mari via le programme de réunification familiale. Entrevue avec Jean-Louis Fortin, chef du Bureau d'enquête de Québecor, adjoint au rédacteur en chef pour le Journal de Montréal, co-auteur des livres PLQ inc. et Gilles Vaillancourt - Le monarque : l’Unité permanente anticorruption ferme le dossier Justesse, une enquête où des collecteurs de fonds libéraux étaient soupçonnés d’avoir trempé dans une fraude à la Société immobilière du Québec (SIQ). Chronique de Madeleine Pilote-Côté, chroniqueuse d’opinion au Journal de Montréal et de Québec : La réforme sur l’immigration et des cas précis de gens affectés. Entrevue avec Martin Forgues, journaliste indépendant et vétéran : il porte le coquelicot blanc superposé au rouge comme symbole anti-militariste tout en supportant les vétérans tombés au combat. Entrevue avec Steve Boyer, vigneron propriétaire de l’Isle de Bacchus et Lianne Castravelli, professeur de sommellerie à l’Institut de tourisme et d’hôtellerie du Québec (ITHQ) : les viticulteurs québécois perdent leur place dans la section des vins chez IGA, près de trois ans après leur entrée en supermarché. Entrevue avec Nicolas Saunier, professeur titulaire au département des génies civil, géologique et des mines à la polytechnique : Les gens sont dépendants au GPS, mais est-ce infaillible?  Entrevue avec Élise Jetté, collaboratrice : la campagne choc «Il faut que ça arrête» correspond à trois vidéos qui pastichent des scènes de films cultes de l’horreur (Psycho, Scream et Halloween), pour rappeler à la population que ce genre d’horreur n’arrive pas que dans les films. Chronique de Catherine Parent : Est-ce que Catherine Parent a le «je t’aime» facile? Une production QUB radio Novembre 2019

Entrevue avec Steve Boyer, vigneron propriétaire de l’Isle de Bacchus et Lianne Castravelli, professeur de sommellerie à l’Institut de tourisme et d’hôtellerie du Québec (ITHQ) : les viticulteurs québécois perdent leur place dans la section des vins chez IGA, près de trois ans après leur entrée en supermarché.

  *Subscribe @ iTunes* More interviews from the TEA SATE Conference at CalArts in October, 2017. SATE is the definitive conference on Experience Design, presented by the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA). (Storytelling + Architecture + Technology = Experience.) Theme: The Future of Immersive Realities. Doug, Brent and Robert sit with the presenters/speakers from the event. This Episode includes Genevieve Angio-Morneau (Creative Director at GSM Project), Steve Boyer (Assistant Professor of Department Design at California State University, Long Beach), and John Zaller (Senior Creative Director at Imagine Exhibitions).  Enjoy. Links: TEA Connect InPark Magazine Walt Disney Birthplace  MiceChat Season Pass Closing Song - Wheels by Enuff Z'nuff on iTunes Check Out The Season Pass Podcast Website at: www.seasonpasspodcast.com Follow Us On Twitter! - www.twitter.com/theseasonpass Like the TSPP Facebook page! - www.facebook.com/theseasonpass Check Out TSPP on Instagram! - www.instagram.com/theseasonpass  Contact us: doug@seasonpasspodcast.com brent@super78.com robert@robertcoker.com  Call the Hotline with Park Trip Reports, Podcast Comments, or Anything else you would like to announce. –1-916-248-5524 Thanks to each one of you for listening to the show.  Your support is extremely appreciated. © 2018 Season Pass Podcast  

Andy welcomes a member of the private Real Men Feel Facebook group, Steve Boyer (who wanted to quit the group), to talk about upsets, reactions, assumptions and masculinity. #RealMenFeel Episode 78, recorded January 30, 2018 RealMenFeel.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steve Boyer from Aqua Blue joins the table and gives the best ways to maintain your pool for the warm days ahead. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ready to take a dip in the pool? Not so fast! On today’s show, we want to talk about what you need to keep that pool clean and working right. Do you need a permit for an above ground pool? What is the proper way to test your water so you know it’s safe for swimming? Our guest today is Steve Boyer from AquaBlue Pools and Spas. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.