Podcast appearances and mentions of steve koski

By Davy Crockett You can read, listen, or watch Pam Reed, age 61 in 2022, from Jackson Wyoming, and Scottsdale, Arizona, is a 2022 inductee in the American Ultrarunning Hall of Fame, its 21st member. Over the years she has been a prolific, successful runner, especially in desert races in the western United States. Leonard Peterson Pam (Saari) Reed (1961-) grew up in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, in the small mining town of Palmer. She is the daughter of Roy E. Saari (1932-2018) and Karen H. Peterson (1935-2014). Her father worked at an enormous open pit iron mine in town and was always on the go. Her mother was a nurse who instilled in her daughters “the values of initiative and assertiveness,” and was active in outdoor sports such as snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. Pam has Scandinavian ancestry: Finish on her father's side, Norwegian and Swedish on her mother's side. Her grandfather Leonard D. Peterson (1895-1972) was a man of determination who worked two full-time jobs, for the railroad and the Chicago Transit System. Once he walked all the way from Merrill, Wisconsin to Chicago, about 300 miles. Please consider supporting the Hall of Fame by signing up to contribute a little each month through Patreon. Visit https://www.patreon.com/ultrarunninghistory Early Years As a youngster, Pam, with her competitive nature, would enjoy challenging the boys in races and games. She had dreams of competing in the Olympics in gymnastics, but she became better at tennis. At the age of fifteen, she started running to get into shape for tennis Pam attended Negaunee High School, about ten miles away, and was very active in sports and activities including track, tennis, gymnastics, cheerleading and choir. On the high school track team, she didn't like the long three-mile runs because they were boring, and she would lead her friends cross-country across backyards to cut down the distance. Suicide Ski Jump Negaunee is the home of the Suicide Ski Jump facility and a luge track. Winter sports were an important part of the region where Pam grew up, although she didn't especially enjoy skiing, because she didn't like the cold. She remembered, “I grew up skiing. My dad would take me skiing and I didn't like going. I was five years old and there was tons of really heavy snow, and I broke my leg.”  She didn't know it then, but she was destined for the desert. Hard work was in her blood. She said, “Physical toughness was a strong point in my family, and maybe in the Upper Peninsula as a whole. It was cultivated and bred into us over many generations, so it came easily to us. It was expected of us, and it was what we expected of ourselves.” For college, Pam attended Michigan Tech in the remote town of Houghton, Michigan, about 90 miles away, where she continued to compete in tennis and excelled. She majored in Business and later transferred to Northern Michigan University in Marquette.  She soon married her high school boyfriend, Steve Koski. They moved to Tucson, Arizona where Pam transferred to the University of Arizona to complete her college education and she eventually received a Bachelor of Science in Business. Pam became an aerobics director at a Tucson health club and started to compete in triathlons in 1989 at the age of 28. She also started running marathons. (She would eventually run more than 100 marathons, with 2:59:10 at the 2001 St. George Marathon as her personal best.) Pam had two young sons, but her marriage to Steve ended in divorce. She soon married Jim Reed, an accountant, who also competed in Ironmans. He also had two sons. Becoming an Ultrarunner Bennie Linkhart In 1991, a friend, Bennie Linkhart (1931-2017), age 60, gave Jim a copy of Ultrarunning Magazine. Bennie was a state weightlifting champion who had taken up running and was training to run Leadville 100. When Jim introduced Pam to Bennie, she thought, “Who in the heck runs 100 miles?

Steve Koski is one of the energy specialist at Cascade Energy. With almost two decades of experience with managing power consumption of refrigerated facilities. We discussed reciprocating compressors, Screw compressors, oil cooling and everything in between. We went with an open format on this one. Enjoy!

Steve Koski is one of the energy specialist at Cascade Energy. With almost two decades of experience with managing power consumption of refrigerated facilities. We talk about reducing lift at compressors, VFD's and my annoyance with them on evaporators, and much more.

In our efforts to find a new host, join us tonight as we welcome a special guest, Steve Koski. Steve is a master class IDPA shooter, sometime shooter of USPSA, and an all around mostly nice guy.   Alex Coco Wendt: Now that I have my basic Dillon 550 is the primer alarm worth it? I have $300 to spend on reloading, what do I need to successfully load 223? Sometimes my be shellplate doesn't go into exactly the right spot, then on the next up stroke things get hung up, how can I fix this? Derk Hopkins First off I would like to welcome Mr. Koski to the program. Welcome Mr. Koski. How long is too long for a make ready? Asking for a friend. Sebastian Muñoz Steve Koski, how was your 4week covid quarantine? David Blanton Will the 92 now become viable in CO? Kepler Kramer Steve, you got anymore jugs of titegroup? Ruben Garcia What's the farthest you've driven for a local, including pre and post Covid? What's the limit on crazy, 1.5, 3 hours for a local? Jacob Franklin Favorite match underwear?         --- Subscribestar GallantBullets PEWPRO10 for 10% off your first order Patreon Dominate Defense  PARA10 for 10% off 

The guys shot a match. Then went to protest and things got out of hand. Needless to say the Rooftop Koreans had to get involved. Richard Ingram Eric Gruffel says anything other than an Alpha on an open target shooting minor is unacceptable. Discuss. Sebastian Muñoz @Steve Koski, how do you make a decision on which beer to buy? I always hear about cost/ounce/abv . . . can you nerd out and talk about your calculation method? Steven Stewart Thinking of picking up a CZ TSO in 40, what spare parts should I have on hand? Or wait for the DWX... Sean Edmunds Has Tommy tried his M&P 2.0 barrel in his wife's M&P? Could he? Thinking about buying one to try in my 2008 M&P. Wyatt John McNeill Serious question: Why do each of you shoot? What is the reason? Is there a end goal? Kenneth Lamotte In y'all's opinion which movie has the most realistic gun play? Also m&p 2.0 or canik tp9sfx? Ryan Zelachoski When you melt the fiber in the front sight, do you leave a big dot or small? Great show! Thanks. Max Bloemendaal FYI, in the movie “Rush Hour” everyone uses a Beretta 92. Douglas Dalske what's everyone's preferred energy delivery system prior to the match? Justin Johnston What does Tom recommend for single stack gear? And is he ready to sell his rig for cheap since he is back in bed with his ole 90-two? Ed Jackson The Rona pretty much screwed 2020, I haven't shot a match since 7 Mar...should I just hang it up and liquidate all my gear, or ease my way back in? ---- Subscribestar GallantBullets PEWPRO10 for 10% off your first order Patreon DominateDefense PARA10 for 10% off   

The guys all got together to shoot a match yesterday. Steve decides he was going to go full gangsta, but old age took over and he forgot what he was doing..   Questions from the Show:   Chris Lokey If I shoot with PCC in 45 caliber, and decide to shoot the next match in 10mm Hand Of God, is that like dividing by zero? Will a vortex portal open and take me to the Hell I deserve? Also what kind of Bedazzle should I adorn my PCC in?   Sebastian Muñoz Steve Koski, tell us how SB132 has changed your life.   Subscribestar GallantBullets PEWPRO10 for 10% off your first order Patreon Dominate Defense    

The Materialists are…. Becky O'Sullivan (Public Archaeology Coordinator, FPAN West Central Region) Nigel Rudolph (Public Archaeology Coordinator, FPAN Central Region) For more info on FPAN please visit http://fpan.us/ We would like to thank…. The Florida Public Archaeology Network, The University of South Florida - Department of Anthropology, and The Crystal River Preserve and Archaeological State Park. For more info on USF Anthro Department please visit their website at https://www.usf.edu/arts-sciences/departments/anthropology/ For More info about the Crystal River Archaeological State Park please visit their website at https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/crystal-river-archaeological-state-park Thank you to the band Have Gun, Will Travel for the use of their song Silver and the Age of Opulence for our intro music. For more information on HGWT please visit their website at http://hgwtmusic.com/ For questions or concerns about the podcast please email us at the materialistspodcast@gmail.com Episode 5 The Question of Doom Thank you to everyone that we ambushed for an interview at the FAS Reception! They are, in order or appearance: Emily Jane Murray (FPAN Northeast), Steve Koski, Dr. Diane Wallman, Dr. Tom Pluckhahn, Dr. Josh Goodwin, Dr. Jeff Mitchem, Dr. Bob Austin, Eric Prendergast, Dr. Keith Ashley, and Dr. Ginessa Mahar. Extra special thanks to Dr. Josh Goodwin for appearing not once, but twice on the episode. His brief yet brilliant quote closed out the introduction. Thank you to the Florida Anthropological Society. Full disclosure… Becky and Nigel sit on the FAS Board of Directors. For more info on FAS please visit their website at https://fasweb.org/ James Deetz, Invitation to Archaeology. American Museum Science Books (June 1, 1967) https://www.amazon.com/Invitation-Archaeology-James-Deetz/dp/0385071566 Bernard Cribbins, Hole In The Ground https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yShvgXZQBTs

In this special episode of Armed Lutheran Radio, we talk about the proposed 2017 IDPA rules.  Now that the 2017 IDPA Provisional Rulebook has been released we brought together another group of shooters to discuss the highlights and the lowlights of the changes. Guests: Armed Lutheran Radio's Sgt. Bill Silvia, Scott Longhorn, TJ Kane, and Steve Koski of the Para-cast Podcast. www.ArmedLutheran.us/alr-episode-48/ www.CooksHolsters.com/ www.Para-Training.com/  

The main topic for this weeks podcast was inspired by this Instagram post by Veil Solutions:       Turns out, it's relevant for competitive shooting too. When someone shows up to their first match, a lot of the time they don't even know what's possible, so getting stomped by the really good shooters is good for them. It lets them know what's possible, and what they need to strive for. On the other hand, if they show up, and the best shooters were to just take it easy and beat the new guy by the thinnist of margins, the new guy would think he "almost" beat the best shooters. Gear that Doesn't Suck Ben and I have both been looking for a decent squib stick to keep in our range bags that wouldn't break the bank. After poking around on Amazon we found this $7 brass rod that works great. It's sized just right for a 9mm bore, and did I mention it's $7? In the past Ben's been using a wooden dowel to pound out squibs, but recently shattered it on an exceptionally stubborn one. The brass rod has pounded a few squibs since we've had it, and it's good to go. Check the sidebar of the website at triangletactical.net if you want to get one. The News The BATFE announced the dreaded 41P ruling last week right after Pres. Obama dropped his Executive Actions. Turns out it's not as bad as a lot of people were expecting. Basically it's now requiring everyone on a NFA trust to submit fingerprints, paperwork and a picture to the ATF, and they've eliminated the CLEO sign-off requirement from... everything. The Prince Law blog has the details. As mentioned above, President Obama also announced his executive actions on guns. Most of it wasn't anything to get your panties in a wad about, but there is one area of concern, and that's the Social Security Adminstration communicating with NICS or whoever to tell them what people have been deemed by them not to be able to own guns. Basically they way we understand is that this will impact people who aren't able to take care of their own finances, so their SSA checks go to someone else who then handles their estate for them. I'd prefer there be some sort of due process to go along with people losing their rights, but that's just me. Hickok45 got banninated from YouTube this week. Twice. Turns out it's not the conspiracy everyone thought it was. They've got the final word up on their YouTube page here. Ben also wrote a little post about it that's worth a read.  First Match Story This week's first match story comes in as a big surprise to us from Mike Seeklander of the American Warrior Show. Turns out he shot his first match at Ant Hill Range right here in NC. It's about 45 minutes into the show, and it's good. Real good. Don't miss it.  Plug of the Week: ParaCast. A while back we recommended Tom Nelson's ParaCast back when he was doing just a Q&A format type show. Since then The Gun Dudes stopped recording new episodes, and Tom brought on Steve Koski and Andy Peterson as regulars, and they've been putting out some pretty good stuff. Check them out here.  Contact luke@triangletactical.net ben@triangletactical.net

This week we are officially back to talk with Steve Koski about his recent Ben Stoeger class.

Tom and Steve Koski saved us and put together a microcast.

This week Tom,Carl,and Steve Koski talk about their 2015 Shot Show predictions.

This week Stan, Carl, Tom, and Steve Koski are back from our vacation to talk about AR pistols.

This week Carl,Tom,Steve Koski and Jason Christensen talk about negligent discharges. (Sounds dirty but it's not).

This week, Carl, Tom, and Travis are joined by Steve Koski and Evan Woolley as they talk about the recent Utah IDPA State match.

This week Stan, Carl,Tom, and Steve Koski get together to talk about the cost of entry level gun ownership.

This week we talk with our resident I.D.P.A. champ Steve Koski about beginners gear for competitive shooting and Steve's account of the Washington State match. Also, Stan and Carl make an announcement for a Vet's widdow.- http://www.youcaring.com/memorial-fundraiser/help-wife-and-daughter-with-funeral-costs/85408

This week it's Tom, Steve Koski, and Daniel Shaw on the show while the rest are on vacation.

This week Stan, Carl, and Steve Koski discuss the new draft IDPA rule book.

This week we are joined by Steve Koski, Steven Koski Jr, as well as Mark Housekeeper from Magholder.com as we talk about kids in competition shooting.

This week we invite Steve Koski to join us again to talk about the reasons to attend a MAG 40 class.

On this week's show, Steve Koski joins us again to talk about what we want Stan-ta Claus to bring us this year.

This week it's just Tommy and Steve Koski in a Q&A episode.

This week we invite Steve Koski back to talk about installing new sights on pistols, (we use Glock for this example).

This week Steve Koski helps us out again to avoid, as much as possible, our topic. Which ends up being about gun safety with your children.

This is the second show released this week (call it IDPA week), so if you missed episode GC-051 go back and get it. You Gundudes listeners will be familiar with the guest on this episode. You can get more from Steve on the Gundudes podcast. If your not listening to them, you’re missing the funniest […]

This week, the fantastic duo X2 are all back together with the addidion of our good friend Steve Koski. We started talking about trigger pull but like usual we ended up talking all over the place.

This week we have Steve Koski return to talk about the IDPA World shoot in Florida.

This week's show we have Steve Koski on again to help us talk about some of the stupid rules of IDPA  that are commonly misunderstood and the logic or reasoning behind them.

For this episode we were asked to say a little more about the SERT training pistol and about Desert Tactical so we quickly touoched on those subjects. Then we had our IDPA guy Steve Koski talk about why we use less gunpowder when loading heavier bullets.

This weeks topic comes from our friend Steve Koski again.  It's from a Gabe Suarez article that talks about getting your gun up and functioning quickly while shooting. Also, we have the sign up ready for the Massad Ayoob MAG 40 class.

We just got back from another IDPA match so the only people available to help out with the show were Steve Koski and Bruce, who has helped us out on a few previous shows. (and little Carl). We decided to talk about teaching kids, (and sometimes new shooters), to shoot. We give some of our advice and a few experiences that have worked for us.

This week our resident marksman Steve Koski wanted to talk about safety. Apparently he has seen too many mistakes and he wanted to share some of his tips.

This week is another mix during the different segments. Steve Koski helped Carl and Tom out with the News and Misfire section as well as the e-mails. Then we took out the topic that was recorded and just Stan and Carl finished up our Zombie discussion.

This week Steve Koski, Travis, and Carl are talking about rangebags. We were missing Stan so we were not able to do e-mails so the 3rd part was a quick review.

This week we have Steve Koski back to talk about his experiment with interchanging parts on a 4th Gen, and a 3rd Gen Glock. Also we talk about our test shooting with HeadDown Products  XBR 15  BR . Thats one of their solid billet aluminum AR15's.

This weeks episode is a bit piece meal because of vacations. Luckily we were able to record or topic in advance with Steve Koski about how he trains for IDPA shoots.

This week we attended one of our local IDPA matches and we were lucky to meet up with our IDPA guy, Steve Koski. Since Stan and Travis were unavailable, we convinced Steve to record with us again. Our topic was sent in from Marc and it asked about mag holders, so we took out the mag holsters we had and used at the competition and talked about them.

This go round we bought back Steve Koski to get us ready for the up comming IDPA seaason. Also we went to an email from Mike Romer about his bail out bag and what we have in ours.

This week we interview Steve Koski, a local IDPA shooter and sometimes champ. We talk about how he started the Utah IDPA club back in the 90s as well as some tips on how to get into IDPA and what to bring ect..