Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Hughes

This week we look at the Polish presidential election; the new South Korean president;  Geert Wilders; Bono on Gaza;  were some Vikings Muslim?  Where does the world get its energy?  Scotland's record abortions; Michelle Obama on womens reproductive health system; NT Wright supports limited abortion; Steve Hughes on Australia; Citizen Kane;  Musk condemns Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' for massively increasing federal debt; Jews under attack in the US; the new blasphemy laws in England; Puerto Rico and X gender; the Spice X children; Fuller weakens doctrinal stance;  Chinese Christian refugees in the US; and Psalm 40 with music from Creedance Clearwater Revival; U2; Miracle of Sound; Enya; John Williams; and the Spice Girls.

Season 07 Episode 01: Show 100 Marky, JDecay and Lukey caught up with Fady Kassab and Australian Comedy and Metal drummer legend Steve Hughes for a pre show podcast at The Baso for our big 100th episode. Intro and Outro Track: Slaughter Lord - Taste of Blood YouTube: https://youtu.be/fvefA7iQjXU Our Merch: https://www.ebay.com.au/usr/canberrametalheads

This week we look at the rise and demise of Justin Bieber; Steve Hughes on Health and Safety;  Slave Labour and Solar Panels; The Conclave; Nicola Sturgeon on Transwomen;  Abortion in NSW;  Corporations fund Abortion; The Australian Election;  Country of the Week - Denmark and Dechurching Denmark;  India and Pakistan conflict;  Reform's Triumph; Antarctic Ice recovers; Why are there Michelin Stars;  the new Word Alive; Easter Church Attendance;  Feedback and the Last Word.  Justin Bieber, The Sex Pistols, Metallica, DR Koncerthuset, ZZ Top,  Duncan Chisholm, and George Thorogood 

This week we take a look at the Australian election and Easter - with the UK Supreme Court judgement on what is a woman; Jodie Harrison NSW Minister for Women on what is a woman;  Australian judge slams 'trans experts';  the Australian General Election; Dr Joanna Howe; Maryka Groenewald - the Australian Christians Party;  Religion in Australia; Finance firms back away from carbon emissions scheme;  Hunter Valley Coal Mine to remain open; Steve Hughes on the Environment;  Universities - the only institutions in Australia where you don't need training to teach;  Carl Barron;  Australia's mineral exports; Christians banned from praying in NSW anti-conversion therapy laws; the story of Ross, Kathy and Jaadan Abraham;  Feedback and Final Word with music from Men at Work, Helen Reddy,  ACDC, Jimmy Barnes, Nick Cave, Kylie Minogue, Colin Buchanan, City Alight

Episode 134 of the Marky Worthington Comedy Podcast with Steve Hughes, Fady Kassab, JDecay and Lukey Worthington we catch up for a pre show podcast at The Baso. Website: https://markycomedy.com Thanks for listening. Intro and Outro music: Grand Duke - The Custodian YouTube: https://youtu.be/1thpbmwIFFo

Ever wondered how reality TV and game show careers work behind the scenes? In this interview, showrunner-producer Sean Kelly and editor-producer Matthew McCartie with host Phil Cooke https://philcooke.com dive into the fascinating world of television production, sharing insider secrets about working on reality shows, game shows, and the creative process behind some of your favorite unscripted television programs, like Shark Tank, Biggest Loser, and Big Brother. If you're aspiring to break into the industry as a producer, editor, or showrunner, this video offers valuable insights from industry veterans. Find out how to break into a career in television, get your reality show or game show ideas in front of the right people, and navigate faith and family within the television industry. For creatives dreaming of a career in TV production, editing, or showrunning, this is a must-watch! Get my FREE DOWNLOAD and transform your creative leadership skills when you sign up for my newsletter here: https://www.philcooke.com/subscribe/ 

Cooking For Your Dog Why not cook something you and your dog can eat together? Nutritionist Gayle Pruitt joins us to discuss her book "The Dog Gone Good Cookbook" and share some of her favorite recipes. Listen Now Guppy Wingman Did you know guppies try to hang around uglier fish to improve their mating odds? And would you believe that someone actually got grant dollars to research and prove that, just like humans, fish have a "wingman" - or should we say "wing-fish?" Listen Now Talking Baby Talk Why are so many people inclined to talk "baby talk" to their pets? Certainly, our pets must think we're crazy. Admit it, you may have, at one time, maybe a long time ago, talked to your pet in this silly tone. Listen Now Luck Of The Dog A Utah man has his dog to thank for leading him to a winning lottery ticket. Steve Hughes stopped at a gas station in Boise, Idaho, to fill up, but his dog Stella locked him out of his truck. During his 45-minute wait to get back in his vehicle, Hughes decided to buy winning lotto tickets. Listen Now Dog Ownership Up - Vet Visits Down More Americans think of their pets as members of the family. But that doesn't mean the animals are getting better care. Two-thirds of the dog owners surveyed for the latest "U.S. Pet Ownership & Demographics Sourcebook" say they haven't taken their pup to the vet even once. Listen Now Read more about this week's show.

Jon Westfall and I are joined by frequent guest panelists Steve Hughes, Sven Johannsen, and Don Sorcinelli for this Groundhog day edition of the MobileViews Podcast. We discussed: Technology & services related to severe weather events The US Copyright Office January 2025 document "Copyright and Artificial Intelligence Part 2: Copyrightability" DeepSeek and QWEN vs. the current AI leaders Is Microsoft going to buy the US part of TikTok? What does this mean? This failed the last time in 2020 Jon used NotebookLM for class study materials, now debating how to use it while creating the test. Microsoft Recall beta for Windows Insiders Siri Class Action Lawsuit Jon's use of Microsoft Zoomit and Google Chrome Remote Desktop in university classrooms Alexa, Gemini, and Siri could not answer "What did the Groundhog say today" (on Groundhog Day)

Shoot us a Text.It's the last day of the month, and we're talking about how a union strike could shut down all the ports on the East Coast and how that could affect the auto industry. Plus, we cover Hertz selling off some of its Chevy Silverado EVs, and a new report that says car thieves aren't interested in EVs.AnnouncementMention hurricane Helene: 3.5 million people are without power and damage is still being assessed as the storm makes its way through Georgia and into the CarolinasUpcoming ASOTU Edge Webinar on Friday October 4 at 2PM - Keep the Ship on Course by Aligning Marketing and Store Processes with Zach Billings of Wikimotive and Billy Goulette of TommyCar Auto GroupUpcoming Travel - ATAE Comms NovShow Notes with links:Port workers from Maine to Texas are preparing for a major strike set to begin early Tuesday, potentially halting container traffic and disrupting industries nationwide. With negotiations at a standstill over wage issues, this strike could cost the U.S. economy up to $5 billion a day.The International Longshoremen's Association represents 45,000 workers across 36 ports and this would be the first coast-wide strike since 1977, impacting essential goods like food, automobiles and automotive parts.Union leader Harold Daggett, known for his fiery rhetoric, has been vocal about the union's demands, warning, "I'll cripple you," as he pushes for significant wage increases and resistance to terminal automation projects.Retailers like Walmart and Costco have pre-imported goods to mitigate disruptions.Steve Hughes, CEO of HCS International, which specializes in automotive sourcing and shipping, criticized the union for "holding the entire country over a barrel,"Some analysts like Todd Caputo worry that this strike, combined with the effects of Hurricane Helene, will create a perfect storm for the retail auto industry.Did you know that we do a daily digest that rounds up all of the automotive news that you need to know each morning? We put a highlight of that in our Daily Pushback email, but the full write-up covers things you might never see in the email. Here's a couple from today's article:Hertz is cutting back on its EV fleet. Just 13 months after announcing a big acquisition of GM's electric vehicles, the rental giant is now offloading Chevy Silverado EVs due to high depreciation and repair costs.Hertz Car Sales has 35 Silverado EV 3WT models listed at around $63,500—about $11,000 off the fleet pricing.High costs and fluctuating demand are forcing Hertz to recalibrate its fleet, but savvy buyers can snag a solid work truck with impressive specs at a discount.If you're in the market for a robust EV truck, Hertz's clearance might be your ticket to savings.

In this episode I chat to Besses player and researcher Steve Hughes about the band performing to Princes and Presidents on their groundbreaking French tour of 1905.   History of Besses o' th' Barn Facebook group Besses o' th' Barn Band Besses o' th' Barn Youtube Podcast music is Mephistopheles performed by the Illinois Brass Band https://fanlist.com/brassevolution

Jon Westfall and I are joined by Steve Hughes and Sven Johannsen for this podcast. In it, we discuss: Star Trek Day $200 DJI Neo follow-me drone? Amazon Alexa to be powered by Anthropic's Claude AI engine Sept. 9 Apple "It's Glowtime" event Satechi Passport cover with integrated Find My

In this podcast, Jon Westfall and I catch-up after a few podcasts with guest hosts/panelists. We discuss: Thanking guest hosts/panelists: Paul Lawler, Steve Hughes, Al Bonilla, Mark Savage, Sven Johannsen, Frank McPherson, and Don Sorcinelli. Impressed by photos taken by Steve's Rayban Meta smart glasses Surprised at how well a USB-C conference mic work to record a three person podcast in a restaurant Apple Sept. 10 (possible) event? After months of failed attempts, the Surface Pro 11 Copilot + PC can now print to a printer Chrome for desktop now has Google Lens search Jon's quasi-annual travel/Disney tech report! Cordless world, mobile ordering, still need a laptop for a few things, Disney MagicBand+, Disney Fuel Rod, security flagging a plastic glasses case, new animatronics tech, what does a nearby hurricane shut down, drone show, 

For this in-person podcast at Bo's Kitchen, I'm joined by my former co-worker, Al Bonilla, and a former contractor, Mark Savage, who worked with Al on me on a very large two-year project. The main purpose of this podcast (other than having lunch with friends) was to test using a NAKVMN USB-C Desktop Conference Microphone to record an in-person three-person podcast since my wireless lav mics are limited to recording two people. The conference mic was plugged directly into an iPhone 15 Pro Max using the Just Press Record app. I used Adobe Podcast Enhance set at 27% enhancement to clean up the sound a bit while leaving some of the background restaurant ambient noise. The enhanced audio was run through Audacity to increase the volume - since Adobe Podcast Enhance reduces the volume while cleaning up the audio. In this podcast, we discuss: Mark Savage travel tech Todd's top 2024 gadgets: Insta360 X4 camera, Surface Pro 11 Copilot + PC (despite compatibility issues), M4 iPad Pro 11, USB-C docks with status displays and vertical orientation AR glasses to replace computer display Rayban Meta Smartglasses that Steve Hughes used in podcast 522 EVs & PVs

Steve Hughes, CEO of Quor, provides an update on its acquisition of Eka as well as sharing what may be next. Thanks for Steve for his participation. www.ctrmcenter.com for all things CTRM

Today's news was that STG had acquired Eka to merge it with Quor. I spoke to Quor CEO, Steve Hughes, about the acquisition - why Eka? How will it work? and what's next in terms of M&A? Our thanks to Steve Hughes for participating in this podcast bulletin. www.CTRMCenter.com for all things CTRM.

The return of the legendary Steve Hughes, comedian, drummer.....social commentator and all round force of nature! The video will be up eventually on his channel, listed below, subscribe. We discuss important topics like what is the first ever death metal album all the way to globalist tactics of divide and conquer disseminated through the culture war and all points in between like songwriting, why the drums?.....the gonzoid beauty of old heavy metal, censorship and why Robert Smith spoke for you.....support the show over athttp://patreon.com/alanaverillSteve Hughes youtube channel :https://www.youtube.com/@SteveHughesOfficialhis store :https://www.nervegas.com.au/SteveHughesPrimordial on Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/0BZr6...sponsored byMetal Blade recordshttps://metalblade.indiemerch.com/promo code AA 2024 for 10% off your orderships worldwideFor info on my work as a booking agent go to:https://www.facebook.com/DragonProductionsOfficialVerminous Serpenthttps://open.spotify.com/artist/54Wpl...Dread Sovereignhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/60HY4...Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/agitators-anonymous-the-alan-averill-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jon Westfall and I welcome back frequent podcast panelists: Steve Hughes, Sven Johannsen, and Don Sorcinelli. This podcast takes a trip down memory lane with past podcast highlights and looks forward to upcoming tech events and deals. Looking Back: Early smartphone days: We revisit discussions on iPhone app pricing (2008) and the first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1 (2008). Mobile OS transitions: We join Jon Westfall's podcast debut in 2013 as he discusses moving from Windows Phone. Tech milestones: We celebrate reaching podcast episode 100 in 2014 and episode 200 in 2017. Fan favorites: We remember the "Best of 2019 (so far)" episode in 2019 and Frank McPherson's appearances. Looking Forward: Apple event speculation: We ponder the possibility of a new Apple event in March and the potential for new iPads. Remembering the "doomed" Apple Car: We acknowledge the recent news about Apple abandoning its car project due to reportedly overambitious goals of surpassing Tesla. MWC 2024 highlights: We point listeners to a CNET article showcasing the coolest tech from the recent Mobile World Congress event. Tech Deals: Beats Studio Pro headphones: Score a discount on these headphones, marked down from $349 to $199.95. HyperDrive 6-in-1 USB-C Media Hub: This handy gadget is available for just $50.99, originally priced at $99.99. Jon's mildly terrifying scooter: While not exactly a deal, Jon shares his recent (and slightly scary) scooter purchase.

This week on the Chardon BIZ podcast, join your host Dave Nelson, owner of Chardon Performance Therapy, as he sits down with Steve Hughes, Co-Owner of NEO Electric, located next door to King Kone. Discover how NEO Electric brings unparalleled customer service and expertise in electrical and lighting, this business isn't just a service provider; it's a cornerstone of the community. Here, neighbors aren't just clients; they're treated like extended family members, receiving personalized attention and top-notch solutions for all their electrical needs. Tune in to hear Steve's story!

With the terminal fate of Albany's crumbling Central Warehouse sealed, officials in Albany have begun the complicated process of figuring out how to raze it. A hefty price tag, combined with complex structural logistics and asbestos mitigation, make it an arduous task that could take years. On this episode of “The Eagle,” reporter Steve Hughes goes over what's involved. Also on this episode, Capitol Bureau reporter Dan Clark discusses what would happen to the 21st congressional district election if Rep. Elise Stefanik were to be tapped as former President Trump's running mate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Todd Ogasawara and Jon Westfall are joined by guest panelists Steve Hughes and Don Sorcinelli. They discuss the price of Apple Vision Pro accessories/spares; the price of Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 consumer accounts; Copilot apps for Android and iOS; Passkeys?; Is your laundry machine hacked?

Todd Ogasawara and Jon Westfall are joined by frequent guest panelists Steve Hughes and Don Sorcinelli to discuss some of the product announcements made during CES 2024.

In this engaging episode titled "Freeze Frames & Heat Waves: A Cool Conversation with Steve Hughes," we sit down with the HVAC expert and enthusiast, Steve Hughes, from Holders AC and Heating Company. Dive into a world where temperature control is both an art and a science, as Steve shares his vast knowledge and insider tips on everything related to air conditioning and heating. From the latest trends in HVAC technology to practical advice for homeowners, this conversation is packed with valuable insights. Whether you're looking to beat the heat, conquer the cold, or just curious about the magic behind maintaining the perfect home temperature, this episode offers a unique blend of expert knowledge, practical tips, and engaging stories. Join us for a discussion that's as cool as it is informative – perfect for anyone interested in staying comfortable in style!

Todd Ogasawara and Jon Westfall are joined by Steve Hughes, Sven Johannsen, and Don Sorcinelli. They briefly discuss the new Google devices announced during the October 4 Made By Google event and more time on the new Tensor G3 software enabled features: Video Boost, improved Night Sight, Audio Magic Eraser, Best Take, and Magic Editor. They debate Magic Editor's impact as it lowers the bar to create memories that never were. The finish the podcast with a series of mini-rants including: Google's trade-in value for old iPhone vs. recent Pixel models; Google's alleged 7 years of support for the Pixel 8 series; Is the new Microsoft Outlook for Windows 11 that replaces Calendar and Contacts really better? And, finally, the ever increasing prices for streaming services.

Todd Ogasawara and Jon Westfall discuss the recent Apple iPhone and Watch announcements with guest panelist Steve Hughes with a focus on items that did not get much attention (crossword puzzles in News+) during the event as well as clearing up some questions about which new features (such as the new portrait photography refocus ability) will be available for older devices.

The incredible comedian Steve Hughes pops in to visit Clive de CarleSteve has finished a tour in Ireland and is now touring the UK.https://www.stevehughes.net https://clivedecarle.com https://secrethealthclub.com Clive de Carle socials https://linktr.ee/clivedecarle

The incredible comedian Steve Hughes pops in to visit Clive de CarleSteve has finished a tour in Ireland and is now touring the UK. https://www.stevehughes.netClive de Carle socials https://linktr.ee/clivedecarle

Todd Ogasawara and Jon Westfall are joined by Steve Hughes, Sven Johannsen, and Don Sorcinelli to discuss the recently launched Google Pixel Tablet and a roundup of thoughts about the 2023 Apple World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) product announcements.

The ruins of the Kenwood Academy campus in Albany have left investigators few clues as to how the March 23 fire started. They say they believe it was the result of human action, but cannot say if it was accidental or intentional. Meanwhile, ownership of the property—and a $2 million insurance payout—remains unclear. On this episode of "The Eagle," reporter Steve Hughes goes over what we know about the Kenwood fire. Also on this episode, reporter Rose Schneider talks about her quest to determine whether there is a time capsule inside the Philip Schuyler statue outside Albany City Hall that would be revealed when the statue comes down.

Sometimes it really feels like the only appropriate response to life in the 2020s is to laugh at the utter absurdity of it all. This gives real value to Conscious Comedy, and at the forefront of the pack is the Australian comedian Steve Hughes.Steve relates how flowing with the unpredictability of life has always been his way, from his music background playing in metal bands, to his entering stand-up comedy, with a life-changing nervous breakdown along the way.We discuss how comedy - once edgy and subversive - has been completely infiltrated by “woke-ism,” with many parallels to the world of music. All comedians have had to pick a side, and the results speak for themselves.*** EXPLICIT LANGUAGE WARNING - NOT ONE TO PLAY IN FRONT OF THE KIDS *** For more information on the Jam For Freedom Festival near Milton Keynes from 3rd to 6th August: https://www.jamforfreedom.com/festivalThe Australian Crowdfunder is here: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-me-get-to-australia-november-2023

Steve Hughes is an Australian standup comedian and thrash metal musician who comments on culture, society and conspiracies. (Of course, by “conspiracies” I mean “the real world“.) Full show description Support my work View my sponsors

On this episode of Building Energy, Enlighten Innovations President and CEO, Steve Reynish, and Vice President of Research & Manufacturing, Dr. Steve Hughes join us to explain their breakthrough technology designed to decarbonize the power grid. Enlighten Innovations uses its proprietary Sodium Super Ionic Conductor, or NaSICON technology to deliver high-value applications in the global energy and specialty chemical markets. The highly selective ceramic membrane technology only allows sodium ions to pass through, enabling the pure separated sodium to be used in various energy and chemical applications. This game changing breakthrough can provide safe, reliable, cost-effective, and meaningful power generation solutions across several industries and service remote, battery driven power needs for days, hours, and even months on end! Click here to watch.

Why it matters!Considering the projected recession ahead and the related change in consumer demand, how are you implementing COVID lessons learned to build resiliency into your supply chain for the next disruption? Ocean freight and international sourcing expert Steve Hughes, President & CEO HCS International, shares insights on the key adjustments global manufacturers and ocean shippers are making to mitigate supply chain freight risk.

Hello and welcome back to The Modern Scholar Podcast—I'm glad you're here and I hope you all enjoyed a wonderful holiday season. Welcome to SEASON THREE of the show! It's hard to believe we are here already, and to kick things off I have a wonderful and inspiring episode to share with you today, featuring my new friend Steve Hughes! Steve Hughes is a sought-after speaker and consultant who helps people look and sound smart when they talk. He's the author of Captivate: Presentations that Engage and Inspire, and he has been featured on NPR, BBC Radio, The Wall Street Journal, and Businessweek. Today he works with a select list of blue-chip clients including state and national associations, Fortune 500 companies, and leading universities. Steve holds a BA in French Literature and European History from the University of Kansas and an MBA in Marketing from Washington University's Olin School of Business, where he was awarded the prestigious Olin Cup. Steve lives by the mantra that great speakers are made, not born—and having attended many academic and professional conferences over the past few years, and having delivered a number of different presentations myself in a variety of different settings, I can honestly say that I believe everyone—EVERYONE—can benefit from what Steve has to say.

Steve Hughes joins Simone Morris on The Power Of Owning Your Career Podcast. Steve is a Certified Speaking Professional and author who helps people look and sound smart every time they talk. Steve tells how he ended up with his "unexpected career". He also shares 3 key ingredients to his career growth: taking smart risks, saying "yes" appropriately, and listening to those offering support and guidance.  Stay connected with Steve on LinkedIn or visit his website: https://hityourstride.com/  ❗Simone's new book, 52 Tips To Owning Your Career: Practical Advice For Career Success is now available! ↪️Join The After Show Discussion in our LinkedIn Group. ↪️Leave a review https://ratethispodcast.com/driverseat  Stay Focused on Your Career  ↪️Have a Free Career Breakthrough Conversation With Simone ↪️Stay inspired by reading  The Power of Owning Your Career Book.

Tanya reads Colossians 1 and Steve Hughes speaks on why Christians should be caring for the environment.

On this week's episode of Own the Microphone, Bridgett McGowen welcomes a certified speaking professional who loves to see the audiences eyes light up when they make a personal breakthrough, Steve Hughes. Bridgett and Steve discuss their favorite parts about speaking, being your natural self, trying new things to see reactions, and more! Visit https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/icCND8 to get the free report, "Psyching Yourself Up for Your Big Moment"   Visit www.hityourstride.com to further connect with Steve   0:45   How did Steve Hughes get started in public speaking?   4:56   What does Steve say to listeners who believe they are not funny?   11:00   What is a presentation that Steve loves to deliver?   22:09    A common mistake when it comes to speaking.   28:00   A question for Bridgett.   32:30   What is new for Steve?   Listen and Subscribe to the Own the Microphone Podcast with Bridgett McGowen on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and the CLNS Media Network mobile app.

Steve Hughes talks depression, health and life with Luke Greenheart on The Selfish Podcast. Many of you may already know of Steve through his career as a professional comedian, or even from his first passion, music, however, in this raw and real conversation you will hear about Steve Hughes life, his struggles and what he has learnt along his journey. Steve Hughes talks about mental health, battles with depression and his personal experience on breaking free from his depression. Steve is well know for his open and uncensored approach, it was beautiful to hear his passion and enthusiasm for free thinking authentic conversation. Steve Hughes battled with depression, doctors and fought for his sanity as you will hear him share his story here on The Selfish Podcast. He has been on a path of self discovery and shares his perspective uncensored, we connect on both having dealt with mental health, depression, doctors and holistic health. Thank you for watching, enjoy the show.   Do you struggle with mental health or want to keep your mental health in optimum state? If yes, lets connect through my holistic mental health services with a FREE 45 minute video call. Go to http://coachgreenheart.com and select 'FREE' in the menu.  The conversation continues in part 2 - Click Here  You can find out more about Steve Hughes and his content through his website below: http://stevehughes.net You can now get your FREE digital copy of my book! Discover your purpose and gain clarity in your identity. Lukegreenheart.com/free Or buy the paperback on amazon at Mybook.to/theself You can support me and my efforts through www.patreon.com/lukegreenheart From £3 per month Clothing available at greenheartstore.com Lukegreenheart.com for more info on me and ways to support my mission. Links to all my podcast platforms https://pod.link/1583555731 Disclaimer this video is for entertainment and does not promote any hate speech or violence. The Video Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read or seen on this channel. I make no scientific claims, use your own discernment when viewing this video and do your own research where needed. I take no responsibility for your own personal actions. Thank you ALL are welcome to share their path of love, kindness and compassion. I am here to share my journey of life and connect with people along the way to brighten each others horizon. I wish for you reading this a life that's full, open and overflowing with joy and compassion

Steve Hughes, managing partner of the Big Apple Bagels location in Columbus, Nebraska, talks about what it was like to open a new restaurant a month before the COVID-19 pandemic began, overcoming obstacles, the importance of finding good people to work with and the fresh products Big Apple kicks out every day

Welcome to another episode of 'Stories From...' where I share anecdotes, stories and interesting tidbits from my journey across the country on The Great Rugger Run.   This week there are stories from Old Colfeians where I speak with Matt Townsend about the club's most famous day, Steve Hughes about the responsibilities of being fines master, Luke Walden about the Music Nights we used to enjoy and new Chairman Bill Blythe about his hopes for the season.   https://amateurrugbypodcast.com #rugbypodcast #amateurrugby   PODCAST KIT Everything I use to create, edit and produce this podcast can be found on my Creating a Podcast (https://www.amateurrugbypodcast.com/creating-a-podcast/) page.   SUPPORT If you would like to support the podcast in some way then there are plenty of options for you on my Support the Podcast (https://www.amateurrugbypodcast.com/support/) page.

Passive House Podcast cohost Matthew Cutler Welsh interviews Steve Hughes of Build Good Architecture in New Zealand. Steve and his family moved from Ponsonby to Pumpkin Hill on the Coromandel Peninsula in 2021 to live their dream life: to build a beautiful, off-grid, passive home and live off the land by growing a lush permaculture garden. Hear about Steve's pathway to Passive House practice and about the design and construction of his remarkable home.  Mathew and cohost Zack Semke discuss upcoming Passive House events at the end of the episode. Links to those can be found here: https://passivehouseaccelerator.com/articles/passive-house-weekly-may-2-2022 

Hi! It's spring break here at Music Studio Startup headquarters, so I'm just jumping on the mic to give you some details on the 2022 studio launch grant competition. This program is for new and newish teachers who have been in business for fewer than three years. If this describes you - I hope you'll apply. If it's not, I hope you'll share this with anyone you know - a former student, your MTNA group, or your social media friends and followers. We're all about helping teachers launch successful careers here at Music Studio Startup and this grant is one way we get to do that. We're joined by some amazing sponsors who are also huge champions of music teachers. $500 cash grant from Music Studio Startup $500 cash grant from Duet   This year's grand prize package includes a $1000 cash grant, funded by Music Studio Startup and Duet studio management software. It also includes a year membership to the Cascade Method teacher training program created by the amazing Tara Boykin - who you might remember as the creator of NoteMatch, which we featured waaaaay back in Episode 007 of Music Studio Startup. Stephanie Smith of Dynamic Doodle Co, which we featured in Episode 080 is giving the grand prize winner a $100 gift card to her shop of beautifully handcrafted teaching tools, stickers, buttons. Steve Hughes of Virtual Piano Studio will be helping our grand prize winner up their technology game with a 1:1 technology session. Steve was featured in Episodes 033 and 034. And because no studio is complete without instruments, Alamo Music is generously setting our winner up with a $500 gift card toward instruments and accessories. In addition to all those prizes, the grand prize winner will get startup coaching with yours truly through the next Business Building 101 course. This prize package and the generosity of these sponsors has me super excited. I don't know if you were adding up the value of that prize package as we went along, but there's like $1600 of cash and gift certificates in there, plus the training program, consulting, and course. Incredible! This grant competition is open to current college students who intend to open studios this year and studio owners who have been in business for fewer than 3 years and the deadline is May 15. For all the details, go to musicstudiostartup.com/grant again, that's musicstudiostartup.com/grant. Don't delay in getting those apps in. If you're not eligible, hit that share button in your podcast app and send this to the first person who pops into your head. That's all for today. Thanks for listening! I'll be back next week. A full transcript and resources from this episode can be found at MusicStudioStartup.com/2022grantcompetitionannouncement.

I'm excited to be bringing the grant competition back this year. The purpose of this grant is to help a new or new-ish music teacher launch their studio. The grand prize includes a $1000 cash grant and host of other tools, products, and training programs from our amazing sponsors, which include: Duet Partner, Fons, Cascade Method, Steve Hughes' Virtual Piano Studio, Dynamic Doodle Co, and Alamo Music Center. You've heard from the entrepreneurs behind several of these businesses already on the podcast and you know they are all huge champions of music teachers. I'm so honored to have their support. You can find more details for the grant competition at musicstudiostartup.com/grant . That's musicstudiostartup.com/grant I often hear from music teachers who have aspirations to start nonprofit organizations or to have a non-profit component of their music schools. Their ideas are noble and awesome, but sometimes they never get very far off the ground because of the complexities that come with starting and maintaining an official tax-exempt organization, or 501(c)3, as it's known here in the U.S. Today's guests are going to talk to us about why that tax-exempt status is so important and introduce us to a little-known model that could be a game-changer for music teachers who want to make their community-oriented ideas become a reality. For a full transcript of this episode, visit musicstudiostartup.com/episode100

Legendary thrash metal comedian, Steve Hughes, joins me to discuss the Convid Agenda; the difference between musicians and instrumentalists; bad comedy vs. good comedy; feminism extremes; five day work weeks; the mental weakening of mankind and so much more!stevehughes.net

Over a century ago, walking down the streets of Newark, constant reminders of Newark's preeminent brewing and beermaking industry would have scattered the landscape. Massive factories like Ballantine's and Kruger's would have churned out hundreds of barrels of lager and ale each day. Ornate mansions built by the owners and executives of these brands dotted neighborhoods. That is to say nothing about the hundreds of bars, taverns, and taprooms throughout the different ethnic communities throughout the city. While many have ascribed Newark's success with brewing to the water flowing from the Appalachian Highlands to the city, the story is really a demographic one. Newark was host to English, Scots-Irish, German, Polish, and Irish (Catholic) immigrants, all with proven beer cultures that they brought from the Old World. It was this great demand for beer along with the requisite know-how that launched the city into the pantheon of great American beer cities. Nevertheless, a combination of Prohibition, deindustrialization, and a mass exodus of many of these same immigrant groups all but hollowed out Newark's brewing industry. The only remnant of that industry, for decades, was the Anheuser-Busch plant that straddles the Newark-Elizabeth border. Steve Hughes, co-owner and operator of Newark Local Beer, is looking to turn this narrative around. Launched in 2021, Newark Local Beer sits at the base of Walker House on Broad Street and offers over ten different beers on site. Steve came onto the podcast to discuss his vision, why he is brewing in Newark, and what the brewery has in store for the city. Guest:Steve Hughes—Steve and his wife, Miller, are the owners of Newark Local Beer. He was born and raised in Hanover, New Hampshire. Miller grew up in Shaker Heights, Ohio. The couple now reside in Montclair, New Jersey with their two children. Background & Articles:Newark Local Beer website: hereNJ.com Article about the brewery: hereNorth Jersey Media Group's 9 Fun Things to Do in North Jersey: hereMontclair Brewery: hereFour City Brewing Company: here Departed Soles Brewing Company: hereGhost Hawk Brewing Company: hereAlementary Brewing Company: hereHackensack Brewing Company: hereJack's Abby: hereExhibit A Brewing: hereTrace Brewing (in Bloomfield): hereBrief History of the Beer Revival: hereQuote:“Beer is never a settled matter, and beer styles never live forever. As craft brewing has revived interest in taste and variety, we're seeing preferences diverge from country to country. . . . Belgians are making hoppy beers, and Americans are making Belgian ales. The French are making cask ale, and the British are discovering craft lager. These trends get fed back into the cultural mill, shifting and mutating until they've created something yet again different and new. We can't know how beer will taste in fifty years except to say this: It won't taste like it does now.”—The Beer Bible by Jeff Alworth

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Summary: Special guest, composer Christina Rusnak joins podcast host Arthur Breur to discuss a recent addition to Disney's long string of popular melodies. Melody: “Let It Go” from Disney's “Frozen”, music and lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez. Kristen Anderson-Lopez on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Lyrikris10 “Let It Go” on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moSFlvxnbgk "Let it Go" on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let_It_Go Duration: 41:34 Intro – 0:00 Guest Questions – 1:50 Pre-discussion about the the refrain from “Let It Go” – 5:30 Review of the melody – 12:10 Christina shares some of her work – 24:30 Guest: Christina Rusnak Website: https://christinarusnak.com/ ISSUU (scores): https://issuu.com/csrusnak1 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-81062111 Soundcloud cues from this podcast: The Way Through: https://soundcloud.com/user-81062111/the-way-through The South Pass: https://soundcloud.com/user-81062111/the-south-pass-d2-0712-t Chat: https://soundcloud.com/user-81062111/1rusnak_chat_edit-mp3 (Chat: Arranger and conductor:  Dave Richards. Performers: Alex Budman, Ken Fisher, Dan Kaneyui, Anthony Bonsera, James Blackwell, Erick Jovel, Brian Schwartz, Ben Burget, Paul Young, Nick DePinna, Erm Navarro, Steve Hughes, Matt Hornbeck, Cooper Appelt, Max Haymer, Jake Reed, Brian Clancy; Copyright owners  Naxos Digital Services US, Inc On behalf of: Big Round Records: https://www.bigroundrecords.com/catalog/br8937/) Mentioned Events and Links: Ultimate Music Business Summit: https://musicsummit.biz Recorded: January 20, 2022 using Riverside.FM https://Riverside.FM 

Former college football player turned financial guru Steve Hughes joins Kyle to talk about the financial side of sports, why athletes go broke and more.

In this toolbox episode, we talk to Steve Hughes of the European Community Organizing Network and union scholar and organizer Jane McAlevey about “the one-on-one” – a keystone technique that has informed the craft of professional organizing for decades.  Despite the ubiquity of this technique, however, the question of how to properly deploy it is the subject of debate : in what order should one structure the conversation? What elements must the one-on-one have? What should it reveal? When?  Over the course of this first input then, we uncover multiple functions of having “structured” one-on-one conversations with the people around us that we want to organize with. While often we think of it as a technique that, if applied correctly, can guarantee commitment from others, our conversations here reveal that one-on-ones have a variety of other functions.  They serve as a means to identify issues within a particular community or social base. They help us uncover the range of discourses and frames through which people come to understand issues and the demands circulating around them. What's more, they also operate as foundational feedback loops through which an initiative comes to understand itself, the issue, and the demand through the eyes of the very social bases they wish to empower and transform.  Over the course of these conversations, we hope to provide insights into structured one-on-one conversations so that our listeners can incorporate these into their own toolbox. This input will form the beginning of a long series of toolbox episodes that will be specifically dedicated to having one-on-one conversations. For more from Steve Hughes, please see his Medium page. For more on Jane McAlevey's proposals for organizing, please see this presentation. For more on the European Community Organizing Network, please see their website. For more on the one-on-one, please see Alex Riccio's article at The Forge.

Steve Hughes continues our current teaching series, Uprising, by exploring the importance of being persistent in prayer and remaining hopeful in times of disappointment.

(21 May 2013 from the 'radio station days' archive) David is not with us, but comedian Steve Hughes is! Together from the food court we discuss mushroom ski resort giraffe race, a future without men, exploding meteor turns night to day, time machines being invented, Chocolate dipped portabello mushrooms. In other news, a man sees Tasmanian tiger twice, Steve has a theory about taking power away from the media and a Russian billionaire wants to make humans immortal by using robots.