Podcast appearances and mentions of steve goble

With up to six generations active in today's workforce, how can organizations deliver learning experiences that truly resonate? Our guest Steve Goble shares insights on bridging generational gaps through intentional listening, personalized training paths, and adaptable strategies. From Baby Boomers to Gen Z, learn how to embrace differences, build stronger teams, and inspire continuous growth.  Show Notes:Steve Goble offers practical tips for creating impactful learning experiences that drive growth and connection across your workforce. His key takeaways include:Listen First: Successful training starts with listening to employees' needs and preferences to create programs that resonate.Embrace Generational Strengths: Recognize and leverage the unique strengths each generation brings to the workforce.Personalize Learning Paths: Avoid one-size-fits-all training by offering flexible, personalized learning options.Foster Engagement Through Communication: Build trust by communicating training plans clearly and setting expectations for future growth.Adapt and Innovate: Encourage teams to embrace new technologies and learning approaches while allowing space for trial and error.Learn more about The Goble Group. Powered by Learning earned Awards of Distinction in the Podcast/Audio and Business Podcast categories from The Communicator Awards and a Gold and Silver Davey Award. The podcast is also named to Feedspot's Top 40 L&D podcasts and Training Industry's Ultimate L&D Podcast Guide. Learn more about d'Vinci at www.dvinci.com. Follow us on LinkedInLike us on Facebook

In this week's edition of The News Man Weekly podcast, Richland Source City Editor Carl Hunnell is joined by Ashland author and journalist Steve Goble. The novelist is up for a national award for his latest novel, "Go Find Daddy,"  the third novel in the Ed Runyon Mystery Series. It's a conversation between two old-school journalists who once worked together at the Mansfield News Journal years ago. It helps us answer the question: How does a newsman from Ohio develop ocean pirate murder mysteries set in the 1700s?Hunnell is also joined by Richland Source Shelby/North Richland County reporter Hayden Gray and Knox Pages reporter Grant Ritchey to riff on the news of the week, including the community celebration of the 30th anniversary of the "Shawshank Redemption" movie release; the Mansfield City Council discussion about zoning regulations for possible recreational cannabis dispensaries in the city; and a proposal (now withdrawn) to develop the Brass Office Complex into apartments on the city's north side. Be a member for unlimited access to local, independent journalism: https://www.richlandsource.com/members/Show links: https://www.oceanviewpub.com/authors/steve-goblehttps://www.richlandsource.com/2024/08/11/column-enjoy-shawshank-nostalgia-but-lets-focus-on-something-andy-dufresne-said/https://www.richlandsource.com/2024/08/08/proposed-cannabis-dispensary-rules-would-allow-max-of-4-in-mansfield/https://www.richlandsource.com/2024/08/08/developer-withdraws-plans-for-brass-office-center-redevelopment-project/Support the show: https://richlandsource.com/membersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When it comes to hiring, how do you judge whether a candidate has a stellar work ethic and integrity? In this week's episode, Jeff Kahler asks his friend, mentor, and coach, Steve Goble, to discuss how to find these people - and better yet, how to be one.   How do you determine work ethic and integrity in your new hires? We want to know! Discuss in the comments at: https://www.cultureofconvenience.com/.

Steve is the owner/Chief People Builder of the Goble Group, a talent and leadership development organization serving businesses, non-profits, and teams in Central PA and surrounding areas. He is passionate about helping people grow and solve problems. As an author, a Founding Partner of the Maxwell Leadership Certified Team, a Certified Coach, and a Certified Human Behavior Consultant, Steve was a 2017 '40 Under 40' recipient from the Central Penn Business Journal. Steve is also the co-host of the ‘A Dram of Leadership' podcast, sharing leadership principles and action steps to improve yourself/team from leading business books. Steve currently resides in Lancaster County, PA with his family, where he enjoys petting other people's dogs and a good pint of IPA or dram of whiskey. No, he and his family are not Amish.

Yesterday, I was given the opportunity to attend Steve Goble's Kingdom Focused Summit. In this episode, I share a takeaway that I had from the summit. I also wanted to give shoutouts to some amazing people that have showed support to the Forging Life Community. If you were struggling with clarity or the meaning of life, sign up for one free coaching call with me where we can begin to mold that process for you. Go to https://www.ForgingLife.org and schedule a free coaching call. To connect on other social media or learn about my other offers, this link will get you there! https://linktr.ee/Treyryder I hope that this podcast has helped raise awareness in yourself so that you can make tiny shifts in your life. If this is helped you, I ask that you take a moment and rate the podcast and invite your friends to listen as well. You were the reason why I do this podcast and I can't thank you enough! If there is a topic that you want us to cover, head over to our Facebook page and let us know. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forginglife/message

Today I'm sharing my conversation with Steve Goble, author of The Spider John Series. In these historical mysteries, Steve combines his love of swords, pirates, and murder to follow a pirate detective on water and land. The latest installment in the series, Pieces of Eight, released March 16. Steve and I talk about pirates, the writing process, the search for an agent, and supportive spouses.  Purchase Pieces of Eight from Amazon (affiliate). Purchase Pieces of Eight from Bookshop (affiliate). Also mentioned: Away Off Shore by Nathaniel Philbrick (affiliate) The Pirates Own Book (affiliate) Check out Steve's website, Twitter, Facebook, and Goodreads. Join the Historical Fiction: Unpacked Podcast Group on Facebook! Be sure to visit my Instagram, Facebook, and website. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you click them and make a purchase, you help support my work without paying any more for the product. Thank you for your support!  

Molly interviews author Steve Goble about his new book, "Pieces of Eight". Order "Pieces of Eight" on Amazon at this link https://amzn.to/3rUvWaK Using this link supports Read Between the Lines.  Thanks! About "Pieces of Eight" Spider, a decent man forced into the violent pirate life years ago, is finally on the verge of leaving all that behind and reuniting with his wife, Emma, and the son he last saw as a baby.  He and his friends—Odin the ancient buccaneer and Hob the young swashbuckler—are working as honest seamen aboard Minuet when the calm journey from England to Nantucket takes a dark turn. A shipmate is murdered while working aloft, and Spider can’t help but try to figure out who the killer is—even as his friend Odin warns him that getting involved might lead authorities to discover Spider’s own piratical past. Ruth Copper, a beautiful and dangerous recent addition to Spider’s crew, offers some warnings too. Spider John, however, hates unanswered questions. The investigation reveals more than simple murder, and Spider and his friends find themselves fighting against a shipboard conspiracy that explodes into violence. That encounter, along with unexpected developments at home while Spider was away at sea, sets the stage for another killing and a manhunt that sends Spider back into hiding and fighting for his life against cutthroats and thieves. By the time Spider is done thinking and fighting his way through all the obstacles to reach the truth, he finds himself confronted with more difficult life decisions—and wondering whether the pirate life is perhaps the only place left for him. About Steve Goble Steve Goble writes historical mysteries. He is the author the Spider John Mysteries, which combines his love of swords, pirates and murder to follow a pirate detective on water and land. PIECES OF EIGHT (Mar. 16, 2019; Seventh Street Books) is the fourth installment in the series. A former journalist, Goble now works in communications for a cybersecurity firm as a digital forensics analyst. Goble helps examiners analyze evidence from computers and smartphones to help resolve a variety of civil and criminal cases. Goble also writes fantasy, horror, science fiction and poetry. He also serves on the board for the Mystery Writers of America Midwest Chapter. An avid craft beer lover, he previously authored a column called “Brewologist”, which appeared on USA Today Network-Ohio, where he resides.

Thank you for our sponsor, Kennedy Page at K. Page Productions for helping out with our new Forging Life logo. He is offering our listeners a 10% discount to create/recreate your logo, business cards and many other offers. reach out to Kennedy and let him know you heard about him here on the Forging Life podcast for your 10% discount! http://www.kpageproductions.com/ In this episode, we speak with Steve Goble who is a husband, kick-ass dad, man of faith, and a founding member of the John C. Maxwell Team. If you were to lose your job today, would you have the courage to move forward? In 2011 Steve Goble found himself in this situation. Scrounging up the courage as a husband and father to make something happen, an opportunity was presented and Steve took inspired action leading him to be a founding member of the John C. Maxwell Leadership team. During this episode, you will hear about how Steve overcame some of his challenges when starting out, how COVID impacted his business with a loss of 40% in revenue, and how he is moving forward. Steve has a Conference, Kingdom Focused Summit - Modeling Leadership Through Faith, Family, and Business you can attend on April 22, 2021. For more information, go to: https://www.thegoblegroup.com/KFS He is also giving away some free gifts to the Forging Life Podcast Listeners. Once you listened to the podcast, you can contact Steve at Steve@thegoblegroup.com to see if you were one of the lucky winners. You can also learn more about Steve and the Goble group on his website: https://www.thegoblegroup.com/ If you were struggling with clarity or the meaning of life, sign up for one free coaching call with me where we can begin to mold that process for you. Go to https://www.ForgingLife.org and schedule a free coaching call. To connect on other social media or learn about my other offers, this link will get you there! https://linktr.ee/Treyryder I hope that this podcast has helped raise awareness in yourself so that you can make tiny shifts in your life. If this is helped you, I ask that you take a moment and rate the podcast and invite your friends to listen as well. You were the reason why I do this podcast and I can't thank you enough! If there is a topic that you want us to cover, head over to our Facebook page and let us know. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forginglife/message

Sarah speaks with Steve Goble about A Bottle of Rum, the third book in his Spider John mystery series. The series is historical fiction, taking place in the early 1700s, and features historical figures, murder, intrigue, twists and turns galore, and pirates!As always, if you enjoyed this episode, follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on iTunes or on any app that carries podcasts as well as on YouTube. Please remember to subscribe and give us a nice review. That way you’ll always be among the first to get the latest GSMC Book Review Podcasts.Visit http://linensandhutch.com and use the promo code GSMCBOOK for 70% + FREE SHIPPING on everything sitewide!We would like to thank our Sponsor: GSMC Podcast NetworkAdvertise with US: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us.htmlWebsite: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/book-review-podcast.htmlITunes Feed: https://itunes.apple.com/…/gsmc-book-review-po…/id1123769087GSMC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-EKO3toL1ATwitter: https://twitter.com/GSMC_BookReviewFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/GSMCBookReview/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gsmcbookreviewDisclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC Book Review Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying, or redistribution of The GSMC Book Review Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC is prohibited.

Acts 17:16-34 Steve Goble

Acts 17:16-34 Steve Goble

Acts 15:36 – 16:15 | Paul and Barnabas separate. Timothy, Silas and Luke join Paul as God directs them into Macedonia.Sometimes the mission will include detours – both relational detours and physical detours. Steve Goble

Steve Goble

Acts 15:36 – 16:15 | Paul and Barnabas separate. Timothy, Silas and Luke join Paul as God directs them into Macedonia.Sometimes the mission will include detours – both relational detours and physical detours. Steve Goble

Steve Goble

Acts 16:16 – 17:15 Steve Goble

Acts 16:16 – 17:15 Steve Goble

Acts 14 Steve Goble

Acts 14 Steve Goble

Steve Goble

Steve Goble

Acts 8:1B-8; 26-40 Steve Goble

Steve Goble

Yo ho! Yo ho! It’s the pirate’s life for Steve! Ever since Steve Goble was a kid, he’s been enthralled with the adventure novel. Since he couldn’t be a pirate, Goble became a reporter for ten Ohio news publications and … Continue reading →

Spider John Rush resigned himself to the hard truth--he was returning to a world of cut and thrust, hide and pounce, blood and smoke, pitch and tar.  He had been foolish to think of leaving that world; Spider John belonged in no other. -- Steve Goble, The Bloody Black Flag Debut author Steve Goble takes on murder, mayhem -- and pirates! The Bloody Black Flag is a swashbuckling adventure with mystery at its heart. Criminal Element gives it a crackerjack review right here, and you can keep tabs on Steve as he writes the second -- and third! -- Spider John adventures by checking out his blog. You can also follow him on Facebook.  Steve and I chat about mysteries, but also about pirates and the great books out there for those of us who love nautical adventures. The gold standard is, of course, Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, with Patrick O'Brian's work a close second. In nonfiction, Steve also gives a shout-out to David Cordingly and his book, Under the Black Flag; Nathaniel Philbrick's In the Heart of the Sea; and Captain Bligh's Portable Nightmare by John Toohey. And the term "Pirate Noir"? He credits that to mystery writer Craig McDonald, who used it in a review of The Bloody Black Flag. Well said, matey! As always, if you'd rather read than listen, a transcript is below. Enjoy! -- Laura ************************************************************************ Transcript of interview with Steve Goble Laura Brennan: Steve Goble may be a journalist and a mystery writer, but at heart, I suspect he may be a pirate. His debut novel, The Bloody Black Flag, has been dubbed “pirate noir,” and the swashbuckling is only matched by the multiple mysteries that surround the pirates and our hero. Steve, thank you for joining me. Steve Goble: Thank you for having me. I really appreciate this. LB: Okay, "pirate noir." I have to ask, did that come to you in a dream? How did you come up with pirate noir? SG: Honestly, the phrase belongs to Craig McDonald, one of the authors who blurbed my book. I generally described it as Robert Louis Stevenson meets Arthur Conan Doyle. But he came up with pirate noir and, you know what? I kind of like it. I guess the inspiration for the book came from my own love of seafaring fiction, pirate stories, Patrick O'Brian, Robert Louis Stevenson, all that kind of stuff. But I also grew up reading Sherlock Holmes and Nero Wolfe, Travis McGee and tons of mystery fiction, too. I don't know exactly where the idea hit me to combine these two loves into one great mashup book, but once the idea hit me, I couldn't stop myself. I had to write it. LB: Fantastic. Well, let's talk a little bit about you. So you always did want to write fiction? SG: Oh, yes. I fell in love with books at a very young age and always had that in the back of my mind. I was a kid in school who wrote his own comic books -- I couldn't draw them, but I could write them. I just always had that in the back of my mind. LB: So how did you then end up as a journalist? SG: You know, I think part of that is the same thing that draws me to mystery fiction. One of the things I like about mystery fiction in crime fiction is that I think there's a sense of justice in those books that doesn't always play out in the real world. You know what I mean? The bad guy tends to get caught, people tend to get what they deserve. And I see journalism as my way of helping to make those things happen in the real world more often. Expose corruption, tell the truth, get the news out there. So I think those are intertwined a little bit. LB: And you were writing short stories all the while? SG: Yes, I wrote short stories for a number of small-market magazines that the majority of which no longer exist. And I wrote a lot of different kinds of things. I tried to write some science fiction, and I wrote some what you would call sword and sorcery stuff. Action-oriented things along the lines of, say,

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