Podcast appearances and mentions of steve briggs

Best of 2024: We are catching back up with some of our top guests from the past year, including Tim Abbott, who joined us back in Ep. 143: Sitting on the Showbox with Tim Abbott. We pull up a seat again today to hear how 2024 challenged him changed him, his greatest wins and the word he has chosen to live by in 2025. More from Tim Abbott: 165 | Showbox Stories with Tim Abbott, featuring Jim Ostrom, John Vosters and Steve Briggs: https://pod.link/1687111792/episode/a27e08505ee234f6417366d1d8df038f 164 | Showbox Stories with Tim Abbott, featuring Tom Morris and Ernie Kueffner: https://pod.link/1687111792/episode/a27e08505ee234f6417366d1d8df038f 143 | Sitting on the Showbox with Tim Abbott: https://pod.link/1687111792/episode/969acac6456d7268546f30174f3e00d4 Subscribe to Uplevel Dairy Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ6xQHZ0A1vqHKjRkbtJJA Want to get new episodes in your inbox? Subscribe here: https://www.upleveldairy.com/subscribe

CBS Sports' Brad Nessler joins the show in the first segment to discuss Big Ten football (Oregon, the expansion, Michigan and Brad's thoughts on Penn State); then we have a first week of playoff High school Football Round table with Lewisburg's Gregg Wetzel and Selinsgrove's Steve Briggs.

High School Football round table for 10-31-2024: Gregg Wetzel discusses Lewisburg as the Green Dragons have a bye as the No. 2-seed in District 4 Class 3A playoffs; then Steve Briggs then talks Selinsgrove as they travel to Jersey Shore on Friday for a District 4 Class 4A playoffs semifinal.

We gathered around the Showbox Sires showbox at World Dairy Expo to share with you stories from some of the most notable and influential people in the dairy cattle show business. In this episode, Peggy Coffeen and Tim Abbott sit down with Jim Ostrom and John Vosters from Milk Source to hear about their show ring memories, as well as their story of building a multi-site dairy, dairy goat and cheese business. Then, Steve Briggs from Brigeen Farms talks about the best mentors he has had in his lifetime - the next generation of dairy youth. If you enjoy this episode, head back in our list to Part 1, featuring guests Tom Morris and Ernie Kueffner. Thanks to Tim Abbott and Showbox Sires for this collaboration. Learn more about Showbox Sires here: https://www.showboxsires.com/ Subscribe to Uplevel Dairy Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ6xQHZ0A1vqHKjRkbtJJA Want to get new episodes in your inbox? Subscribe here: https://www.upleveldairy.com/subscribe

We get ready for Week 9 of the High School football season: Gregg Wetzel talks Lewisburg and Montoursville; Steve Briggs on Selinsgrove and Berwick and the Chief on Shikellamy and Danville. Come for the previews; stay for some George Curry stories.

High School football roundtable: we talk the Rally in the Valley (Shikellamy at Selinsgrove) with Steve Briggs and Dave Ritchie; then Gregg Wetzel joins us to talk Lewisburg at Midd-West.

Week 6 of the High School roundtable (Gregg Wetzel on Lewisburg-Loyalsock; Steve Briggs on Shamokin-Selinsgrove and Dave Ritchie on Shikellamy-Central Mountain)

High School football round table for Week 2 on Aug. 29, 2024. Gregg Wetzel gives us the Lewisburg side of the Friday's Lewisburg at Shik game; Steve Briggs talks Selinsgrove and Twin Valley; then the "Chief" Dave Ritchie gives us the Shikellamy side of Friday's Lewisburg at Shik game.

** (due to Sunday's technical issues, we are missing the first 5 minutes of this great testimony) ** "THINGS I'VE COME TO BELIEVE AND LESSONS I'VE SORTA, KINDA LEARNED" We believe that for the Jesus-follower, the stories that happen in our lives aren't just a random, meaningless string of events. We believe there is an author at work in our story. That's where we get words like "providence" and verses like Jeremiah 29:11 But lest you think that's a promise of a comfortable or easy life, think again. In fact, even if God is not the cause of many of the trials and hard things we face (as many of those can be traced back to our own bad decisions, our sin or the results of a sinful world), God in his grace can redeem those stories - perhaps use them in our ongoing sanctification and maturity. Our difficult experiences have a way of either making us bitter or better. And one of the reasons I love hearing our guest speaker Steve Briggs teach is because humility has been one of those hard lessons received in life... enough to say in fact, "Lord, I think this is what You're teaching me... I think this is why I've gone through this... but I remain open to hear Your voice and learn the lessons YOU want me to learn"

This weeks podcast is an in-depth look at the technical side of the rigs chosen by Nash Tackles very own Steve Briggs, Tom Forman and Alfie Willingale.The lads discuss their own choice of popup and bottom bait/wafter rig and exactly what components they chose to use. They recall why they have come to these specific rigs and the success they've had using them. There's a wealth of experience from a massive variety of different venues and fishing situations home and abroad, so if you are technically minded, interested in rigs or want an insight into exactly how these top anglers go about their fishing then don't miss this episode of the podcast.

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On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed Steve Briggs, who is the Chief Sales Marketing Officer at SEACOM. Steve has two Master's Degrees. One is an MBA from the University of the Witwatersrand and the other a Masters in Theology from Stellenbosch University. He has also completed a senior executive program at Howard Business School. On […]

This week we welcome another new format to the podcast in which your questions are put to our chosen top angler whose in the hot seat.As its our first episode of this format who better to answer the weird and wonderful questions asked by you guys then the man, the myth, the legend that is Nash Tackles very own gentleman Steve Briggs. Sit back and enjoy we hope you like the new format!

When it comes to living legends, they don't come bigger in carp fishing then Tim Paisley. In this episode of the podcast Hassan was fortunate enough to meet up with the man himself and record this podcast surrounded by a huge amount of carp fishing history in Tim's own home office.Tim Paisley has changed the landscape of carp fishing forever in respect to his carp fishing writing which started way back in late 1970's. From being Editor of the Carp Society's “Carp Fisher" magazine in the early 1980's he went on to form “CarpWorld" magazine in 1988. Tim talks about this whole groundbreaking process of putting carp fishing into print. He also shares tales of how angling was back in the 1970's and 1980's and reflects on the contributors to magazines at the time, anglers such as the legendary Rod Hutchinson. Another prominent part of Tim's career within carp fishing magazine media was the formation of the world's first ever weekly carp fishing publication “Carp Talk” alongside Kev Clifford and Chris Ball. Tim reminisces about his time working as Editor across all three publications and the amazing, eventful and colourful times he had.Not content with magazines Tim also has eleven (and counting) books published. He talks about his love for the written word and how his love of carp fishing really brought this to the forefront via his books. His books are really a labour of love and a collection of carp fishing historical chronicles over the course of his lifetime obsession.When it comes to angling in the UK Tim being a proud northerner has fished some of the most famous and iconic of places. He talks in depth about fishing and running both Birch Grove and The mangrove syndicates in Shropshire. He also talks about his travels down south to meet up with good friend Kevin Nash fish the Church lake, this is still the sight of Tim's UK PB mirror at 45lb 8oz.When it comes to foreign fishing adventures Tim has amassed an incredible total of five seventies from three different waters. Probably the most impressive being the capture of a 73lb 13oz common carp from Lake Raduta which was the biggest carp caught in the world in 2001. Tim talks about his love for fishing abroad and how it suits his “session” based bait and wait approach to carp fishing. Tim also shares his thoughts on rigs and what he thinks is going on below the surface when fishing for carp.Tim has an incredible match carp fishing record winning the World Carp Cup twice with Steve Briggs and winning the World Carp Classic with Lee Jackson. Tim recalls the highs and lows of his big carp match fishing days and shares incredible stories, memories and captures from those glory years.Tim is an institution of carp fishing history and knowledge, this podcast has something from the most die-hard of carp angling historian to a modern day newcomer, Tim has forgotten more about carp fishing then most of us will ever know yet he remains so modest despite the monumental impact he's had on our sport.

This week joining Hassan in the podcast studio is a real carp fishing character, Birmingham's finest and a man who has carved out an incredible media career in the industry which started way back in the 1990's, its none other than Jon “Shoes” Jones.We all know carp fishing is full of characters and nothing goes to prove that more than this podcast. From his early years fishing the likes of Patshull Church Pool and Yateley Car Park Lake through to his modern day thoughts on media and rig safety, this podcast covers a huge spectrum of carp fishing and gives you a fascinating peak into the mind of “Shoes”.Starting his angling based in the West Midlands which was and still is home for Jon, he instantly found a real affinity for catching carp. Early highlights included catching “The Pet” from Farlow's the lakes biggest resident as well as capturing “The Baby Orange” from the iconic Yateley Car Park lake. Jon fondly recalls memories of sharing the banks with carp fishing legends such as Rob Maylin, Ritchie MacDonald and Terry Hearn. He also tells a number of tales about the “antics” which went on away from the lake including some seriously funny stories about a certain pub scene at the time.Jon talks about his introduction to working in the carp fishing industry which came from Rob Hughes. He worked with Rob producing photography and video as well as appearing on tv with him. This time was an incredible time for growth in the industry and as Jon's network grew his coverage and presence on the carp fishing scene was cemented. This led to him later talking up various freelance roles providing various forms of media content for leading companies in the industry. Jon recalls stories of his times away and at home fishing and working with the likes of Steve Briggs, Ian Russell and Simon Crow to name but a few. It's a great look at how far he himself and the industry has come.Always know for thinking outside the box Jon shares his thoughts on carp fishing including experimentation and rig thoughts. He talks a great deal about being a responsible angler and rig safety which he feels isn't always of paramount importance in the modern scene. There's a very interesting look at his use of washed out baits and how this led him to great success on the infamous Birchgrove.Finally, Jon talks about modern day media and how the industry has changes especially for someone wanting to work within the industry. The podcast is an eye opening look at carp fishing from both inside and outside the industry. Whether you are after product development insight, baiting strategies or reminiscing about historic captures Jon packs it all in this podcast and all in his own quirky insightful manner.

This weeks' podcast features Jim Shelley, Alan Blair, Nigel Sharp, Jeremy Wade, Steve Briggs, Kev Hewitt, Dave Levy, Terry Dempsey and Scott Lloyd in a celebratory look back at a selection of the standout moments (for a variety of reasons) during season two of the podcast. I think you'll agree the line-up of names alone would make some serious VIP carping guest, that's without their epic tales.Starting with Uncle Jim and his epic tale of how he in forty nights captures probably the most sort after of carp in the UK, the infamous Black Mirror.Next we look back at our very own Alan Blairs' journey into what has to be one of the finest stand out careers in the industry. This chapter Alan talks about it could have all gone seriously wrong and how he managed to find his way through some difficult times.When it comes to Yateley Nigel Sharp is an out and out legend, one of the very best to have fished the complex and when you consider the anglers that have fished there that's some statement. Mix this with one of the most iconic carp of all time “Bazil” you've got one incredible story that's for sure.This man has transcended angling and is an international superstar, biologist, scientist and all-round rock-hard adventurer. The star of the tv series “River Monsters” Jeremy Wade and in this epic podcast moment he describe his brush with death in the amazon during and ill-fated light aircraft flight.One of the true pioneers, gentlemen and a true Nash Tackle “lifer” Steve Briggs shares his incredible story of a 60lb+ carp caught from the beautiful Lac Du St Cassein and how this started Steve (and his partner Joan's) lifelong love affair with the placePossibly the deadliest day ticket anglers out there at the moment Kev Hewitt discusses (in a slightly awkward force and surprised way) his “edge” and think behind bait that has seen him produce consistent big hits of big fish on hard pressure waters up and down the country.This man has the mindset of a true champion whatever sport he chose, Dave Levy shares how this mindset led him to successfully capture a modern day iconic fish in the shape of the long powerful scaley mirror called “James”.Proper London geezer and life long “Hammers” fan Terry Dempsey takes a break from Urban Baits and from starring on BBC's Dragons Den to talk through and incredible capture of “Jack The Net Ripper” from back in the glory days of carp fishing.Finally, onto a modern day iconic carp in the shape of the Burghfield Common all 62lb+ of it, at least this is what it weight when the charismatic Scott Lloyd captured it. Scott shares how he was successful where so many others haven't been and still to this day haven't banked this most prized of big carp.Whatever you listen to the podcast for, information, entertainment, controversy or simply to stoke you angling fires this podcast has something for everyone. We hope it inspires you to listen back to episodes you may have missed or check out the new episodes which air every Sunday. A massive thanks for your support over the past forty-nine episodes and here's to forty-nine more.

This week joining us for the second time this series is none other than the living legend and Nash/Carp Fishing Hall Of Famer Steve Briggs.To our knowledge Steve is the only man on the planet to have caught FIFTEEN different 50lb+ carp for FIFTEEN different countries! If that's not impressive enough, he's still out there doing it and I'm sure number sixteen isn't too far away! This podcast tells the stories and details behind each one of these incredible captures. From the Black Mirror in the UK through to South Africa and a host of different European countries Steve has been there and got himself a 50lb+ T shirt. Take a look at the list of Steve's captures and venues they are from below….1: 61lb 8oz mirror France, Cassien 19872: 54lb 8oz mirror South Africa, Klaserie Dam 19993: 53lb common Romania, Lake Raduta 20014: 55lb 10oz common Austria, Forest Lake 20065: 51lb 12oz mirror (The Black Mirror) England, The Mere 20106: 62lb mirror Belgium, The Surf syndicate, 20117: 57lb common Germany, Becker Pool, 20128: 58lb mirror Hungary, Euro Aqua, 20139: 56lb mirror Poland, Tuszynek Lake, 201410: 59lb 14oz common Croatia, Lake Sumbar June 201711: 53lb common Slovenia, Smartinsko Lake July 201712: 55lb mirror Italy, Parco Del Brenta, November 201713: 51lb common Holland, Carplantis, August 201814: 56lb 8oz common, Czech Republic, Hejlov lake June 201915: 53lb mirror, Bosnia, Pelagicevo lake, October 2020In his own classy, eloquent and modest way Steve talks through each capture in detail as well as the funny, controversial and untold stories that come along with a lifetime of incredible angling. Steve also give an insight in how he comes to find/hear about big target fish as well as how he has refined his rigs and baiting approach to aid him in capturing so many incredible carp all over the globe over the past 30+ years. Steve is a true carp angling pioneers and one of the most humble, down to earth and nicest of guest we've had the pleasure of having on the podcast. His carping pedigree is second to none and the sheer scale of what is discussed in this podcast is mindblowing and will leave you in awe of a man who has dedicated his life and lived his carping dreams yet still has the hunger for more! Big Love Briggsy. #FifteenAndCounting

On this podcast Maanda Tshifularo (SuperLead CEO) interviewed Steve Briggs who is the Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at SEACOM. Steve has two masters degrees – an MBA from Wits University, and a masters in Theology from Stellenbosch University.  He has also completed a Senior Executive Program at Harvard Business School. On this interview, Steve shared lessons he […]

In this podcast I interview Steve Briggs, yogi and author of India Mirror of Truth, A Seven Year Pilgrimage, a memoir about his time in India. This interview includes: ▶︎ Steve's extraordinary encounters with Indian holy men. ▶︎ His reflections on the current world situation, pandemic, politics etc. ▶︎ The importance of breath ▶︎ Steve's personal connection with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ▶︎ The importance of gratitude and passion for success in life About Steve Briggs As a teenager, Steve Briggs met his guru at a meditation retreat in the Swiss Alps. After studying English Literature at the University of Arizona on an athletic scholarship, the author received an MBA and a Ph.D. in Vedic Studies, and traveled internationally instructing thousands in the art of meditation. Sent to India by his guru, the author embarked on a seven-year odyssey taking him from Cape Comorin in the south to the high Tibetan plateau. Along the way, he initiated India's government and corporate leaders into meditation, encountered saints and sadhus, and astrologers and artists. He sipped yak butter tea with lamas at windswept Tibetan monasteries and hiked the paths of Vedic India's time-honored pilgrimages. Website: www.stevebriggsauthor.com Email: sbriggs108@yahoo.com

Nash Tackle's carp fishing podcast invites Steve Briggs & Joan to join Dan and Alf for this episode.Cassien is one of (if not the) most iconic carp fishing venues, held in the very highest regard by carp anglers all around the world. In this episode we explore the wonder of this magical place and relive over 30 years worth of incredible experiences, highs, lows and strange goings shared via Steve and Joan who are true Cassien carping pioneers and have been captivated by the lake since day one. Sit back prepare to laugh, cry, share in their incredible captures (including world firsts) and feel the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end. One things for sure I bet you'll be planning your own trip to Cassien after listening to this.

As part of our "One Another" series, Steve Briggs unpacks through personal stories and even a "Joey and Ross" illustration, how our call as Christians is a lot more than just to "tolerate" other people. And guess what... you don't have to wait until you FEEL like accepting someone you don't like or agree with... you can just CHOOSE to do it because Christ commands it.

As part of our "One Another" series, Steve Briggs unpacks through personal stories and even a "Joey and Ross" illustration, how our call as Christians is a lot more than just to "tolerate" other people. And guess what... you don't have to wait until you FEEL like accepting someone you don't like or agree with... you can just CHOOSE to do it because Christ commands it.

Steve Briggs recounts his experiences with Himalayan yogis. photo by: Skeptiko [Clip 00:00:00 – 00:00:18]  [00:00:18] That’s Kronk from The Emperor’s New Groove struggling with whether to do the right thing. It’s a topic we talk about with today’s guest, Himalayan Yogi expert Steve Briggs.   Alex Tsakiris: [00:00:32] Steve, I think you’re down with this, […] The post Steve Briggs, Took His MBA to the Himalayan Yogis And Discovered… |452| appeared first on Skeptiko - Science at the Tipping Point.

TechCentral — In this promoted episode of the podcast, TechCentral is joined by Seacom chief commercial officer Steve Briggs for a discussion on the company's new fibre-to-the-home Internet service provider, WonderNet, as well as a look at how Covid-19 is forcing the world to transform digitally. Briggs explains why Seacom decided to launch a consumer FTTH provider and how WonderNet will differentiate itself in a competitive market - and where the name WonderNet came from. The conversation then turns to the impact of Covid-19, not only on the traffic flowing across Seacom's network, but also the why the pandemic is likely to accelerate companies' digital transformation efforts. What lessons are being learnt through the lockdown, and what does it mean for the future of work and business? Don't miss the discussion!

Sam & Pete talk with carp fishing legend Steve Briggs and go deep into the inspiring story of The Mere and The Black Mirror. Steve also talks about his overseas carp adventures including Cassien, Sweden, and beyond. Enjoy!

On November 17, Steve Briggs gave a budget presentation for Seven Hills.

Former lead vocalist with Prairie Oyster Russell deCarle is heading back out on tour this fall in support of his third solo album - the wonderful "Alone In Crowd". Warm and smokey, it's a wonderful slice of southern soul with some jazz, blues, old school country and western swing thrown into the mix - and some great players including regular compardres - the ever wonderful Steve Briggs on guitar, Russ Boswell on bass, John Sheard (piano), Denis Keldie (accordion), Chris Whiteley (harmonica) with drums by Al Cross and Jorn Anderson and vocal support from Cindy Church, Erin Costelo, Karla Crawford and Michelle Willis. Russell deCarle is one of those performers you always want to catch live, and he'll be playing dates across Southern Ontario this fall with stops in Collingwood (CROW Bar and Variety, incl. dinner option - October 22), Oakville (Moonshine Cafe, with Steve Briggs and Paul Pigat - October 25), Toronto (Hugh’s Room Live, with Steve Briggs and Paul Pigat - October 27). He will also be in Alberta in November with shows in Edmonton (New Moon Folk Club - November 15) and Calgary (Bow Valley Music Club - November 17). Russell de Carle joined us on Folk Roots Radio to chat about his music and upcoming tour dates. For more information about Russell deCarle, and all upcoming tour dates, visit https://russelldecarle.com. Music: Russell deCarle "Tanqueray", "Lock Stock and Sorrows", "Alone In This Crowd" from "Alone In This Crowd" (2017, Red Car Music).

The legend that is Steve Briggs sits down to tell us about his incredible capture of 'The Black Mirror'. 

TechCentral — In this promoted episode of the podcast, TechCentral is joined by Seacom chief commercial officer Steve Briggs for a discussion on the company's big brand overhaul. Coinciding with Seacom's 10th anniversary, the refresh was done to showcase the company's evolution from solely a provider of subsea bandwidth in its early years into becoming a major data connectivity service provider in Africa. Credited with bringing high-quality and affordable Internet bandwidth to the continent through its launch of Africa’s first private high-speed subsea cable system along the eastern and southern coastlines in 2009, the company today provides a full suite of solutions for service providers directly to businesses. It has also recently made several acquisitions that have strengthened its service offerings, its geographic network reach and broadened its market position. In the podcast, Briggs explains how the new look reflects its changed positioning in the ICT market as well as what was involved in executing a brand refresh of this magnitude, which included a complete redesign of its website.

The official launch of the new WTCBN Podcast, with WTCBN Board Chairman Steve Briggs, VP of Sales for Dynabrade, Inc. Recorded live from World Trade Celebration 2019 on May 8, 2019 at The Westin Buffalo.

TechCentral — In the second of a series of promoted podcasts with Seacom, TechCentral's Duncan McLeod talks to chief commercial officer Steve Briggs about how technology is reshaping society. The conversation touches the digital divide - especially in the South African context - and what can be done to address it. This divide is not only about access to the Internet, but also to work opportunities and growth in an environment where technology skills are increasingly prized by business. Automation and digital processes are transforming businesses, and Briggs believes this could ultimately have a very real social impact. Are we rushing blindly into this future without giving sufficient thought to the potential consequences? Briggs talks about how the concept of work is changing, how new skills will be needed as business transforms for the digital era and the impact this will have on employment and employability. The conversation touches on the concept of a universal basic income grant and whether it has to a role to play in avoiding social unrest and other problems that might emerge as the world moves to the so-called fourth Industrial Revolution. Briggs talks about the impact of social media, why it's not necessarily a force for good, the impact on democracy and the role of government regulation. He explains why he believes it's ultimately up to ordinary citizens to escape the echo chambers that social media platforms tend to reinforce.

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As a teenager, Steve Briggs met his guru at a meditation retreat in the Swiss Alps. After studying English Literature at the University of Arizona on a tennis scholarship, the author received an MBA and a Ph.D. in Vedic Studies … Continue reading →

On May 7, Steve Briggs presented a Finances Report to the congregation.

Lots of Canadian Content on tonight's show for Canada Day July 1. Also a nod to our friends in la belle province who celebrated St. Jean-Baptiste Day Sunday.Tonight's feature interview at 8:30 was with Steve Briggs of Toronto western swing outfit Bebop Cowboys, soon to be on a western swing..Have a safe and happy long weekend, all, and as always: thanks for listening!cheers, valfolkoasis@gmail.com