Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Winter

Join me as I review Wanderlust by Mary Kirchoff and Steve Winter, live! Share your thoughts on this second novel in the Meetings Sextet series, released on July 1, 1991 by TSR Inc.

Join me as I unbox Wanderlust by Mary Kirchoff and Steve Winter. Released July 1, 1991 by TSR Inc. This is the second volume in the Dragonlance Meetings Sextet series.

Finding ways to do more with our photography is something many photographers struggle with. While there's certainly nothing wrong with creating beautiful images to showcase beauty, there are other ways to make an impact. This week's F-Stop Collaborate and Listen podcast guest is conservation photographer and author Amy Gulick. Amy has been on a mission for over a decade to tell the story of Salmon in the Pacific Northwest. On this week's episode, we discuss: Amy's journey as a photographer. The importance of nature to humanity. Tips for conservation photography. Amy's work to tell the story of the salmon. Storytelling and photography. Making a lasting impact through photographs. And a lot more! Other topics/links discussed on the podcast this week: Support the podcast on Patreon, or make a one-time donation on PayPal. Amy's book: The Salmon Way: An Alaska State of Mind. Amy's book: Salmon in the Trees: Life in Alaska's Tongass Rain Forest. Watch podcast episodes on YouTube. Here is who Amy recommended on the podcast this week: Steve Winter. James Balog. Art Wolfe. Britta Jaschinski. Cole Thompson. Cristina Mittermeier. I love hearing from the podcast listeners! Reach out to me via Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter if you'd like to be on the podcast or if you have an idea of a topic we can talk about. We also have an Instagram page, a Facebook Page, and a Facebook Group - so don't be shy! We also have a searchable transcript of every episode! Thanks for stopping in, collaborating with us, and listening. See you next week. P.S. you can also support the podcast by purchasing items through our B+H affiliate link.

Paul and Dan reflect on Dan's epic saga playing through the AD&D Pool of Radiance Gold Box game live in 2022-2023, and dig into the 1988 print publication of the same adventure, Ruins of Adventure. How similar are they? Does this one adventure work better as a computer game, as a tabletop game, or something else? What lessons can we take for converting scenarios between different systems and media? Ruins of Adventure is a Dungeons & Dragons module that was based on the "Gold Box" role-playing video game Pool of Radiance, published in 1988 by Strategic Simulations, Inc. (SSI). Mike Breault stated that TSR chose him, Winter, Cook, and Ward to work on the design and writing for Pool of Radiance, indicating that the material was originally created for the game. However, according to the editors of Dragon magazine, Pool of Radiance was based on Ruins of Adventure, and not vice versa. The plot loosely tracks that of the computer game. Ruins of Adventure contains four short Forgotten Realms adventure scenarios which are connected and adapted from the Pool of Radiance computer game, and take place in the devastated town of Phlan. The adventurers are hired to remove evil forces from Phlan, presumably by killing them. They hear rumor of a Boss controlling them and seek him out. This Boss proves to be a worthy adversary, but in the end the adventurers defeat him. Ruins of Adventure was written by James Ward, David "Zeb" Cook, Steve Winter, and Mike Breault, with a cover by Clyde Caldwell, and was published by TSR in 1988 as a 96-page book. Watch Dan's livestream play of Pool of Radiance here This description uses material from the Wikipedia article "Ruins of Adventure", which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0.

Bertie Gregory, a dynamic 30-year-old British wildlife filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer, catapulted into the realm of wildlife photography by earning the esteemed title of 'Youth Outdoor Photographer Of The Year.' Armed with a degree in Zoology from the University of Bristol, Gregory embarked on his professional journey alongside the renowned National Geographic photographer, Steve Winter. This collaboration laid the foundation for a stellar career that saw him produce and host eight compelling projects for National Geographic, with the critically acclaimed 'Resurrection Island' standing out among them. The recipient of a BAFTA for outstanding cinematography on 'Seven Worlds, One Planet,' Gregory's contributions to the field are nothing short of exceptional. His latest ventures, 'Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory' and 'Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory,' showcase his storytelling prowess and can now be experienced on the Disney+ platform. Despite his relatively brief tenure in the industry, Gregory generously imparts valuable advice for aspiring wildlife filmmakers, emphasizing the paramount importance of hands-on experience and strategic networking. His journey, fueled by a lifelong passion for the natural world that began with his triumph as Youth Outdoor Photographer of the Year at the tender age of 16, is a testament to the transformative power of dedication and skill in the realm of wildlife filmmaking. Gregory's impact on the field is not only a result of his technical expertise but is deeply rooted in his unwavering commitment to capturing and sharing the wonders of the natural world with a global audience.

Traveling all over the world, Bertie Gregory has filmed some of the most intense and dramatic footage of many species. As a filmmaker and TV presenter, he shares his passion for wildlife and conservation to the masses. His new series, "Animals Up Close" premieres this week on National Geographic and Disney TV+. Please check it out, some of the sequences are just straight jaw dropping and intense (hint: Orcas/Antarctica). More about Bertie Gregory from National Geographic HERE BERTIE GREGORY is a 28-year-old British wildlife filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer. His career began when a childhood obsession with nature led to winning the title of 'Youth Outdoor Photographer Of The Year.' After graduating with a degree in Zoology from the University of Bristol in 2014, he began assisting legendary National Geographic Magazine photographer Steve Winter. He has since produced and hosted 5 projects for National Geographic (‘Leopards at the Door', ‘Jaguar Vs Croc', ‘Wild_Life', ‘Resurrection Island' and 'The Big Freeze'). 'Resurrection Island' won "Best Television Host" at the 2019 Jackson Wild Awards - nature film's equivalent of the Oscars. Alongside his projects for National Geographic, Bertie films for the landmark BBC David Attenborough Series, 'Seven Worlds, One Planet,' and recently became one of BAFTA's youngest ever cinematography winners for this work. He is currently working on a new show for Disney+ titled 'Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory' launching later this year. Another thank you to all our Patreon supporters. We now are hosting monthly Zoom meetings with them, answering questions and getting ideas on which species they want covered. You too can join for one cup of "good" coffee a month. With your pledge you can support your favorite podcast on Patreon and give back to conservation. With the funds we receive each month, we are have been sending money to conservation organizations monthly. We now send a check to every organization we cover, as we feel they all are deserving of our support. Thank you so much for your support and for supporting animal conservation.  Please considering supporting us at Patreon HERE. We also want to thank you to all our listeners. We are giving back to every conservation organization we cover and you make that possible. We are committed to donating large portions of our revenue (at minimum 25%) to every organization we cover each week. Thank you for helping us to grow, and for helping to conserve our wildlife. Please contact us at advertising@airwavemedia.com if you would like to advertise on our podcast You can also visit our website HERE.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join me as I review the Dungeon Master Guide, Revised (2e) by David "Zeb" Cook with Steve Winter and Jon Pickens, live! Share your thoughts on this Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Dungeon Master's Guide, Revised (2e) released in May 1989 by TSR Inc.

Join me as I review Player's Handbook, Revised (2e) by David "Zeb" Cook with Steve Winter and Jon Pickens, live! Share your thoughts on this Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Player's Handbook, Revised (2e) released in February 1989 by TSR Inc.

Join Tom as he recaps the adventures of his Game Club D&D group who are exploring the Scarlet Citadel an adventure written by Steve Winter and published by Kobold Press. Tom also takes a few minutes to remember a childhood friend. Grab some dice, grab some fun, join the Teachers in the Dungeon!

National Geographic Explorers and big cat experts Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup have spent more than two decades tracking big cats in some of the world's most remote wild places. They're now sharing what they've learned about these iconic cats in a fun, fascinating photo and fact-filled book for kids, The Ultimate Book of Big Cats: Your Guide to The Secret Lives of These Fierce, Fabulous Felines. The book shares never-before-seen images of big cats in their environments, including snow leopards, jaguars, leopards, tigers, cheetahs and of course lions. As photographer and journalist, their work has sparked successful programs protecting people and their livestock, so they no longer kill snow leopards in the Himalayas, jaguars in Brazil, and leopards in Mumbai's Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Steve's images of P-22, a cougar in L.A., helped create what will be the world's largest wildlife overpass in California.

National Geographic Explorers and big cat experts Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup have spent more than two decades tracking big cats in some of the world's most remote wild places. They're now sharing what they've learned about these iconic cats in a fun, fascinating photo and fact-filled book for kids, The Ultimate Book of Big Cats: Your Guide to The Secret Lives of These Fierce, Fabulous Felines. The book shares never-before-seen images of big cats in their environments, including snow leopards, jaguars, leopards, tigers, cheetahs and of course lions. As photographer and journalist, their work has sparked successful programs protecting people and their livestock, so they no longer kill snow leopards in the Himalayas, jaguars in Brazil, and leopards in Mumbai's Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Steve's images of P-22, a cougar in L.A., helped create what will be the world's largest wildlife overpass in California.

National Geographic Explorers and big cat experts Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup have spent more than two decades tracking big cats in some of the world's most remote wild places. They're now sharing what they've learned about these iconic cats in a fun, fascinating photo and fact-filled book for kids, The Ultimate Book of Big Cats: Your Guide to The Secret Lives of These Fierce, Fabulous Felines. The book shares never-before-seen images of big cats in their environments, including snow leopards, jaguars, leopards, tigers, cheetahs and of course lions. As photographer and journalist, their work has sparked successful programs protecting people and their livestock, so they no longer kill snow leopards in the Himalayas, jaguars in Brazil, and leopards in Mumbai's Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Steve's images of P-22, a cougar in L.A., helped create what will be the world's largest wildlife overpass in California.

Join Tom Gross as he recaps the adventure he is leading with students in his Game Club. They are playing through the Kobold Press adventure the Scarlet Citadel: A Dungeon of Secrets by Steve Winter. Don't mind Tom's inability to say the names of the NPC's; he just couldn't get those straight today (or any day for that matter). Tom also discusses the Hasbro Dicelings transforming dice that will be coming out in 2023. Enjoy!

Dateline New Haven: Alder Steve Winter by WNHH Community Radio

On this episode Tom discusses the first D&D session he ran with his group of students in their Game Club. This is the first part of a series of episodes where Tom and Dan will individually talk about their DM experiences with their student groups. In Tom's Game Club adventure, he is leading his students through the Scarlet Citadel: A Dungeon of Secrets by Steve Winter published by Kobold Press. Dan's group will be adventuring in...well, you'll have to tune in for that news. Grab some dice, grab some fun, join the Teachers in the Dungeon!

Dan & Paul chat with Matt Finch, creator of Swords & Wizardry, about his Revised Tome of Adventure Design! Tome of Adventure Design is a comprehensive, start-to-finish resource for designing fantasy adventures for your favorite tabletop role-playing game. It is system neutral, and can be used with virtually any fantasy game. This book includes random generation tables for almost every step of the design process: locations, villainous plots, designing new monsters, and bizarre environments in strange, unknown planes of existence. Thousands of micro-prompts in the margins add additional brainstorming power to the process, and the book is filled with design advice from award-winning author Matt Finch. "It's over 300 pages of randomly selected jolts to the brain. In the introduction, Finch states that the point of incorporating randomness into your adventure writing is “to deliver cryptic results designed to shock the reader's creativity into filling in the gaps” … Let me emphasize his use of the word “shock” in that passage. It's perfect. The moment when two, three, or more nonsensical, fragmentary, contradictory notions gel into a coherent and fresh idea is shocking. It's revelatory. It's magical. And it's inspiring…" Steve Winter, Designer & Contributor, Dungeons & Dragons for TSR and Wizards of the Coast Get the Revised Tome of Adventure Design hereAnd see the completed Kickstarter page here Wandering DMs Paul Siegel and Dan “Delta” Collins host thoughtful discussions on D&D and other TTRPGs every week. Comparing the pros and cons of every edition from the 1974 Original D&D little brown books to cutting-edge releases for 5E D&D today, we broadcast live on YouTube and Twitch so we can take viewer questions and comments on the topic of the day. Live every Sunday at 1 PM Eastern time.

Today, the Safari heads all around the world with National Geographic Explorers Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup! This amazing couple takes us through what it means to be a Nat Geo Explorer, what life is like in the field trying to catch photos of big cats, how an inspired artist can truly make a difference, and so much more! We also touch on the Big Cat Safety Act currently going through Congress, and even discuss Tiger King a bit! EPISODE LINKS: bigcatvoices.org stevewinterphoto.com @stevewinterphoto https://explorer-directory.nationalgeographic.org/sharon-guynup @sharonguynup ROSSIFARI LINKS: patreon.com/rossifari rossifari.com @rossifari on socials @rossifaripod on TikTok

9/22/22 - Steve Winter National Geographic And Paul Seegert by The Lisa Wexler Show

Today, Lisa was joined by author Zibby Owens (0:00), NatGeo author and photojournalist Steve Winter (15:50); and PCS Advisers Paul Seegert. (31:38) Image Credit: slowmotiongli / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Jason Hobbs (Hobbs & Friends, https://hobbsnfriends.com/; Random Screed, https://anchor.fm/jason-hobbs) joins me to talk about our time at NTRPGCON (https://www.facebook.com/groups/310434204630/). There are a lot of people and products we talk about.  Here are the links -- Hero System (https://www.herogames.com/), Alan Hammack (https://rpggeek.com/rpgdesigner/1013/allen-hammack), Steve Winter (https://index.rpg.net/display-search.phtml?key=contributor&value=Steve+Winter), Dave "Zeb" Cook (https://dungeonsdragons.fandom.com/wiki/David_%22Zeb%22_Cook), North Wind Games (Jeff Talanian; https://www.hyperborea.tv/), Planet X Games (Levi Combs; https://www.facebook.com/planetxgamecompany/), Skeeter Greene (Skeeter Greene Productions; https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/12902/Skeeter-Green-Productions), Greg Gillespie (https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/4249/Greg-Gillespie), Pacesetter Games (https://pacesettergames.com/), New Comet Games (Corsairs of Cthulhu; https://www.newcometgames.com/), Extreme Ownership (https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Ownership-U-S-Navy-SEALs/dp/1250067057), Low Fantasy Gaming (Steve Grodzicki; https://lowfantasygaming.com/), Edwin Nagy (Frog God Games; https://rpggeek.com/rpgdesigner/76404/edwin-nagy, ), Eric Hoffman (Storm Lord Publishing; https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/3938/Stormlord-Publishing), Paul Wolfe (Mystic Bull Games; http://www.mysticbull.com/), Weird Frontiers (Stiff Whiskers Press, David Baity; https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/15980/Stiff-Whiskers-Press); Pete Jones (Dragons are Real podcast; https://anchor.fm/dragonsarereal); Luau Lou (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-ol-dungeon-podcast/id1513041001); Gabor Lux (Helveczia; https://emdt.bigcartel.com/; http://beyondfomalhaut.blogspot.com/); Jon Peterson (http://playingattheworld.blogspot.com/); Basilisk Hills (https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/374420/Basilisk-Hills-Compiled) Intro/Outro Music by TJ Drennon.  NTRPGCON logo by JE Shields

Idaho Matters sits down with National Geographic photographer Steve Winter to discuss his adventures taking pictures of the world's big cats while trying to save them from extinction.

The last two years have created a lot of new scenarios for the world. Particularly, the business world has had to adapt to a lot of adjusted scenarios. Much work has begun to be from home, rather than in offices. This forced IT to change the way they think of their corporate networks to allow … Continue reading Steve Winter discusses how to handle live conferences @ CES 2022 → The post Steve Winter discusses how to handle live conferences @ CES 2022 appeared first on Tech Podcast Network.

The last two years have created a lot of new scenarios for the world. Particularly, the business world has had to adapt to a lot of adjusted scenarios. Much work has begun to be from home, rather than in offices. This forced IT to change the way they think of their corporate networks to allow for greater variability, while also protecting data. But, the biggest part of industries to be affected by the altered way of thinking has been events, like CES. Our good friend Steve Winter from Brotman-Winter-Fried discusses some of the changes and how to deal with them.Virtual versus physical eventsThe general consensus for businesses has been that virtual events are incredibly difficult and less productive. Even though the overall expense of setting up a virtual exhibit versus a physical one is significantly less expensive, the number of people you interact with is lessened. If you look at it from a pure numbers game, the more people you talk to, the more likely you are to interact with someone who might want to do business with your company or even invest in the product offering. With fewer people, there are fewer chances and therefore fewer successes.However, currently, physical events are not as well attended as in the past. For example, Steve Winter refers to the number 40% for CES 2022. Everything felt like it was at 40% of capacity - the number of exhibitors, the number of attendees, and even the number of media. Some of this is because of personal fears or legitimate medical situations. PArt of our team was forced to stay remote for CES 2022 because of medical situations. Others were prohibited from travel because of international restrictions. We spoke with companies ahead of CES that said they were having to drop out because, even if they could get into the US, they might not be able to go home.How to address the issuesOne of the hardest but most direct is to tough it out. Being in attendance in person is simply the best option. The accidental interactions you have with people on the show floor of an event like CES are unable to be replicated by a virtual venue. Many of the long-term partners we have, such as BenjiLock and Monster Illuminessence, were born out of chance encounters while wandering the show floor with no real intentions. With virtual events, it really comes down to curation and having a very strong plan, which completely eliminates the chance encounter.The second great option is to have a strong PR partner, such as Brotman-Winter-Fried. They can help pick up some of the slack for those who can not attend in person, and enhance the opportunity for great conversations. They can also set up some planned conversations through their existing network of connections. In the past few years, some of our best guests have come to us through some of the big names in the CES PR space - namely Steve and his partners.SummaryTo learn more about Brotman-Winter-Fried or to contact Steve Winter, head to the company's website.Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

The last two years have created a lot of new scenarios for the world. Particularly, the business world has had to adapt to a lot of adjusted scenarios. Much work has begun to be from home, rather than in offices. This forced IT to change the way they think of their corporate networks to allow for greater variability, while also protecting data. But, the biggest part of industries to be affected by the altered way of thinking has been events, like CES. Our good friend Steve Winter from Brotman-Winter-Fried discusses some of the changes and how to deal with them.Virtual versus physical eventsThe general consensus for businesses has been that virtual events are incredibly difficult and less productive. Even though the overall expense of setting up a virtual exhibit versus a physical one is significantly less expensive, the number of people you interact with is lessened. If you look at it from a pure numbers game, the more people you talk to, the more likely you are to interact with someone who might want to do business with your company or even invest in the product offering. With fewer people, there are fewer chances and therefore fewer successes.However, currently, physical events are not as well attended as in the past. For example, Steve Winter refers to the number 40% for CES 2022. Everything felt like it was at 40% of capacity - the number of exhibitors, the number of attendees, and even the number of media. Some of this is because of personal fears or legitimate medical situations. PArt of our team was forced to stay remote for CES 2022 because of medical situations. Others were prohibited from travel because of international restrictions. We spoke with companies ahead of CES that said they were having to drop out because, even if they could get into the US, they might not be able to go home.How to address the issuesOne of the hardest but most direct is to tough it out. Being in attendance in person is simply the best option. The accidental interactions you have with people on the show floor of an event like CES are unable to be replicated by a virtual venue. Many of the long-term partners we have, such as BenjiLock and Monster Illuminessence, were born out of chance encounters while wandering the show floor with no real intentions. With virtual events, it really comes down to curation and having a very strong plan, which completely eliminates the chance encounter.The second great option is to have a strong PR partner, such as Brotman-Winter-Fried. They can help pick up some of the slack for those who can not attend in person, and enhance the opportunity for great conversations. They can also set up some planned conversations through their existing network of connections. In the past few years, some of our best guests have come to us through some of the big names in the CES PR space - namely Steve and his partners.SummaryTo learn more about Brotman-Winter-Fried or to contact Steve Winter, head to the company's website.Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Andy, Lee and Max hit the road for an evening with the RPOC @rpocgruppe37, a relatively new and inclusive Porsche owners club based in Hertfordshire. Recorded in front of a live audience, the boys chat to the group's founder, James, before group member Steve Winter of Jaz Porsche offers some entertaining anecdotes from his 40-year career and racing experience. The boys then open the floor to a Q&A session covering all things Porsche, with some great comment and debate around the best decade for sports cars… what's yours? The EXPERIMENT was a blast, we hope you enjoy the episode. We are looking forward to more ‘9WR on Tour' events in the future.‘9WERKS Radio' @9werks.radio is your dedicated Porsche and car podcast, taking you closer than ever to the world's finest sports cars and the culture and history behind them. The show is brought to you by 9werks.co.uk, the innovative online platform for Porsche enthusiasts. Hosted by Porsche Journalist Lee Sibley @lee_sibs and 993 owner and engineer Andy Brookes @993andy, with special input from friends and experts around the industry, including you, our valued listeners.If you enjoy the podcast and would like to support us you can do so at www.patreon.com/9werksradio your support would be greatly appreciated.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/9WERKSRadio)

Steve Winter joins Payner and Ricko to discuss his football career which spans across a lot of clubs. He even tells a story about playing at Old Trafford against Ryan Giggs.

This week's episode of The Man About Town - Manteca, stars legendary coach and educator Steve Winter.  His friends and family say he bleeds green. After talking to coach, I just might believe it.  Steve will cry at the drop of a hat, according to some friends and family.  To me, and my era, he is as important to sports in Manteca High School as any other legendary coaches name you might hear. Coach Steve Winters, is an MHS basketball coaching legend and another great teacher and administrator who is in out town's Hall Of Fame.  I caught up with Steve at his home in Southwest Manteca

“During the time he was on the run, Stark did this Facebook live where he railed against the judges, officials, animal rights, activists. He claimed that together, all of these people had conspired to deny him the right to own and breed exotic animals. He taunted law enforcement. He waved a hand grenade in front of his phone. Keep in mind, he's driving down the highway during this hour-long Facebook live. And he was also saying that he was willing to die for what he believed in.” – Sharon Guynup Sharon Guynup is a journalist, author and a National Geographic Explorer. Her most recent article in National Geographic, ‘Tiger King’ stars’ legal woes could transform cub-petting industry, focuses on the five stars of the docu-series, The Tiger King and what’s happened to them since the show premiered last March. Sharon’s been on the podcast before, the last time was a couple of months before the pandemic and before the Tiger King took over the world. She and her partner, photographer, Steve Winter had spent two years investigating tigers in the United States, for a 30 page piece called, The Tiger Next Door, for December 2019’s issue of National Geographic. It involves the criminal underworld, wildlife trafficking, murder, and thousands of captive tigers living sad pathetic lives all over the USA. America has a serious problem with captive wildlife, and what we’ve done to tigers is cruel, dangerous, and absolutely unnecessary.  Since then, and since the Tiger King, much has changed, not only for tigers in the US, but for the majority of the stars of the show. Most of them are either in court, prison, or have had their animals seized or are dealing with a combination of all three. Sharon is a hero for tigers. She has been reporting on them for years, mostly tigers in the wild, until 2016, when her investigation into the famed Thai Tiger Temple for National Geographic published strong allegations of illegal wildlife trade, causing Thai officials to confiscate the 147 tigers living at the temple and shut the operation down.  From there, she moved onto to the tiger disaster in the US. Every time one of these owners of roadside zoos and tiger petting attractions go down, the future looks better for tigers, but it’s not over. There are ways to combat the crisis right now. The first is to not participate in any wildlife tourism that includes selfies with wildlife or any type of handling of wild animals, and the second is to get behind and support The Big Cat Safety Act.

Every year during CES, we expose a little bit of inside baseball about how our show or the industry works. This year, we got the opportunity to speak with Steve Winter, president and founder of Brotman-Winter-Fried Consulting. Steve has been a long-time friend of the Tech Podcasts Network team, and we feature several of his clients annually. This year, Steve brought us 5 companies: Cutii, Domalys, Publidata, GoSun, and Clean Air Zone.But, as we have worked together for years, the conversation naturally went to the future of trade shows. With CES going virtual, we experienced new problems. Depending on the length of the lockdowns, there is a possibility of a lot more like this. Different events are planning to address them in different ways. Some are looking to follow CES's lead. Others are looking for virtual equivalents of physical shows. Both have their ups and downs, and only time will tell which works best. Fortunately for us, the way CES decided to handle virtualization worked well. However, exhibitors might have preferred a closer to traditional representation.One thing we noticed was that there was a lot less news during CES 2021. Steve pointed out that, under a normal CES there are around 4200 exhibitors. This year, the number was just under 2000. With fewer exhibitors, you can expect less news. But, we saw more than a 50% decrease. This suggested to Todd that those who were participating were not taking it as seriously as in years past. Steve points out that, with so many unknowns, companies spent extra time preparing their presentations. Todd and Steve present an inside view of the future of conferences, with decades of experience between them.To learn more about Steve's work or to engage his PR services, head over to the Brotman-Winter-Fried Consulting website.Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Every year during CES, we expose a little bit of inside baseball about how our show or the industry works. This year, we got the opportunity to speak with Steve Winter, president and founder of Brotman-Winter-Fried Consulting. Steve has been a long-time friend of the Tech Podcasts Network team, and we feature several of his … Continue reading Steve Winter discusses CES and the future of trade shows @ CES 2021 → The post Steve Winter discusses CES and the future of trade shows @ CES 2021 appeared first on Tech Podcast Network.

Every year during CES, we expose a little bit of inside baseball about how our show or the industry works. This year, we got the opportunity to speak with Steve Winter, president and founder of Brotman-Winter-Fried Consulting. Steve has been a long-time friend of the Tech Podcasts Network team, and we feature several of his clients annually. This year, Steve brought us 5 companies: Cutii, Domalys, Publidata, GoSun, and Clean Air Zone.But, as we have worked together for years, the conversation naturally went to the future of trade shows. With CES going virtual, we experienced new problems. Depending on the length of the lockdowns, there is a possibility of a lot more like this. Different events are planning to address them in different ways. Some are looking to follow CES's lead. Others are looking for virtual equivalents of physical shows. Both have their ups and downs, and only time will tell which works best. Fortunately for us, the way CES decided to handle virtualization worked well. However, exhibitors might have preferred a closer to traditional representation.One thing we noticed was that there was a lot less news during CES 2021. Steve pointed out that, under a normal CES there are around 4200 exhibitors. This year, the number was just under 2000. With fewer exhibitors, you can expect less news. But, we saw more than a 50% decrease. This suggested to Todd that those who were participating were not taking it as seriously as in years past. Steve points out that, with so many unknowns, companies spent extra time preparing their presentations. Todd and Steve present an inside view of the future of conferences, with decades of experience between them.To learn more about Steve's work or to engage his PR services, head over to the Brotman-Winter-Fried Consulting website.Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

What a treat to welcome photographer Ami Vitale to the B&H Photography Podcast. Vitale is mustering her high profile as a National Geographic photographer, as well as the talents of eighty-nine other incredible photographers, to raise funds for Conservation International. The Prints for Nature Sale runs until December 10, 2020 and offers gorgeous gallery-quality prints at a very affordable price. Please check this link for more information and to support this worthy initiative. We also speak with Vitale about her career trajectory and commitment to telling the stories of endangered species and the humans around them. We discuss her work photographing Sudan, the last male white rhinoceros in existence, and her incredible series about pandas in China. We also ask Vitale how she bridges the gap (or perceived gap) between journalism and advocacy photography and about her commitment to long-term engagement with the stories she covers. Vitale also addresses the changing dynamics of print journalism and the need to find funding for her projects, and we briefly mention her work as a Nikon ambassador. The dearth of tourism to many protected wildlife parks around the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic has brought conservation efforts to a crisis point and the Prints for Nature Sale, with images by Art Wolfe, Steve Winter, Pete McBride, Alison Wright (all past guests of the podcast) and many other great photographers, is a way that lovers of wildlife and of photography can help. Guest: Ami Vitale Photograph © Ami Vitale

James Introcaso chats with Wolfgang Baur, Steve Winter, and Dan Dillon of Kobold Press about worldbuilding in RPGs, designing new spells, and the upcoming Kickstarter for the Midgard Campaign Setting for 5th Edition D&D. The post 002 – Worldbuilding and Spell Design appeared first on Geekspective.

There are more tigers in captivity in the United States than there are in the wild in Asia, thanks to Americans' growing appetites for posing for photos with big cats and their cubs. National Geographic photographer Steve Winter has previously photographed wild cats in places like Myanmar and Peru, but for his latest project he spent two years tracking the fates of those in private roadside zoos across the US, documenting their confinement, maltreatment and exploitation. He says its vitally important for people to understand what is happening to these cats, and the industry for breeding them - which has been bolstered by popular Netflix documentary series Tiger King.

There are more tigers in captivity in the United States than there are in the wild in Asia, thanks to Americans' growing appetites for posing for photos with big cats and their cubs. National Geographic photographer Steve Winter has previously photographed wild cats in places like Myanmar and Peru, but for his latest project he spent two years tracking the fates of those in private roadside zoos across the US, documenting their confinement, maltreatment and exploitation. He says its vitally important for people to understand what is happening to these cats, and the industry for breeding them - which has been bolstered by popular Netflix documentary series Tiger King.

Journalists Sharon Guynup & Steve Winter have covered some of the most important stories of tigers and other big cats for National Geographic and other publications. This episode, we discuss the US captive tiger industry, Thailand's Tiger Temple, and protecting tigers in Myanmar and India. We also discuss racial justice in the environmental community. Links:Websites for Sharon Guynup & Steve WinterWashington Post article on Racial Justice in the Environmental MovementTiger articles:Captive Tigers in the US Outnumber Those In The Wild: Nat GeoTiger Temple Accused of Supplying Black Market: Nat GeoTiger organizations mentioned:Wildlife Protection Society of IndiaEnvironmental Investigation AgencyEpisode Date: Aug 24, 2020 Photo by Steve Winter

On today's Living The Authentic Life podcast we connected with former Woman Of Distinction Leisa Holland Nelson who has used her entrepreneurial skills and instincts to help other women in business and her passion for being of service to better the lives of many. And together with her business partner Steve Winter they have taken web development to new levels with Astoundz Company through a shared commitment to their clients' authentic purpose.

On September 12, 2020, Carney Anne was invited to participate on a panel of experts including Carole Baskin (Founder and CEO of Big Cat Rescue), Dan Ashe (CEO of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and former Director of US Fish & Wildlife Service), Ellie Armstrong (PhD candidate at Stanford University), Carson Barylak (Campaigns Director at the International Fund for Animal Welfare), Steve Winter (Nat Geo award winning wildlife photographer), and Sharon Guynup (Nat Geo award winning journalist who, with Steve Winter, did features for Nat Geo exposing Tiger Temple in Thailand as well as America’s road side zoo industry) for the Freeland Film Festival. Listen as the panel addresses questions about tiger trafficking, welfare, conservation—including links to organized crime. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Author of Artemis and The Martian tells me about a special event at the Museum Of Science Fiction. Special shout out to Steve Winter for joining the call.

On this episode I'm joined by executive producer/director, and one of the founding members of Matchstick Productions, Murray Wais to talk about their newest film "Huck Yeah" and how he went from a kid growing up in Seattle with a passion for skiing, to dreams of living in a van, chasing storms, and writing, to meeting up with his future business partner Steve Winter and forming one of the most cutting edge and respected ski film companies in the world.  As a kid growing up in the 80s in Seattle, Murray was introduced to the world of big mountains and heavy snow at a very early age.  He fell in love with the lifestyle and some of the characters coming out of the brand new world of snowboarding.  After studying at a ski academy for a bit, he decided to pursue his love of writing at the University of Oregon journalisms school with dreams of one day following a similar path as some of his literary heroes like Jack Kerouac.  But a small detour to Crested Butte to cover a ski competition would set him on a whole new path and the rest is history.  During our conversation Murray tells me how things have changed over the years in the world of making ski and mountain bike movies, the current challenges they face in trying to put together a film tour in the world of Covid restrictions, and the advice he gives to young creatives coming up.   Make Sure to Check out Matchstick and their New Film Trailer At: https://matchstickpro.com And Follow them on Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/mspfilms/ To Learn More About Visual Revolutionary Visit: http://www.visualrevolutionary.com And Follow On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/  

On this week’s episode of the B&H Photography Podcast, we welcome National Geographic photographer Steve Winter back to the program. Winter joined us, in 2016, to discuss his wildlife photography, specifically his work photographing cougars in the hills of Los Angeles, California, and today we will be discussing tigers. Over the past several years, Winter has been working on stories about tigers, initially in Sumatra, Thailand, and India, but most recently in the United States, where there are more tigers in captivity than exist in their increasingly shrinking natural habitats in Asia. The majority of these tigers are pets, are in sanctuaries, or are used as part of small private zoos and tourist attractions. His most recent story for NatGeo, which was honored with a 2020 World Press Photo award, explores this phenomenon—the good, the bad, and very ugly of it. We speak with Winter about the production and research for this series, about photographing the animals, as well as the owners, handlers, and tourists, and the dangers of each. We discuss how he utilized his news and documentary skills, in addition to his wildlife photography experience, and about the gear decisions he made to help bring this story to life. We also dig into the practice of breeding, crossbreeding, and maintaining predator cats for profit and the issues of illegal trafficking, tiger farms, and of legitimate sanctuaries. Finally, we focus on the positive changes that have come from Winter’s many stories on the world’s big cats. Guest: Steve Winter Photograph © Steve Winter for National Geographic

Flyover States Podcast Shelter In Place Series #7 Guest: Steve Winter (Generations Brewing Co.) Recorded 04/16/2020 FSE Basement Studio Welcome to the Flyover States Podcast. Featuring real conversations about the people, places, and events happening in Northwest Illinois and the Midwest lifestyle in general. My guest for this Shelter In Place Series is Steve Winter. He is the owner of Generations Brewing Company in Freeport, Illinois. We talked about how the brewery is maintaining its operations during the shelter in place orders. www.GENERATIONSBREWING.COM Thanks for listening and please help the show by spreading the word. Share a link, comment, Rate, review, and follow on social media. #freeportillinois #stephensoncounty #northwestillinois #815 #midwest #midwestlife #flyoverstates #flyoverstatespodcast #smalltown #smalltownlife #podcast #smallbusiness #entrepreneur #pearlcity #hometown #downtown #supportsmallbusiness To email the show for questions or booking contact Flyoverstatespod@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/flyoverstatespodcast Instagram: @Flyoverstatespod Twitter: @flyoverstatepod Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/flyoverstatespod Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/flyover-states-podcast/id1205811786 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2JNSNeEAysNk1dUaV8vwFr?si=kU9ommXEReqGYFAo9sNj0Q Google Play: Flyover States Podcast Support for the show come from these places. Flyover States Entertainment www.facebook.com/flyoverstatesentertainment YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXSmPsOGG1SfSq8aDGpsSlg

Steve Winter is an American photographer who has photographed wildlife from Cuba to Russia, his work appearing in National Geographic, Time, GEO and more. He was the 2008 Wildlife Photographer of the Year and is also a World Press Photo award winner. He's photographed all kinds of animals but it's his work on big cats he's most famous for, many of which he's now fighting to save. In this podcast, we talk about Steve's love of big cats and his work to protect cat species around the world, including India's tigers and jaguars in South America. He also discusses his early assignments, his iconic photos, getting stuck in quicksand, how great pictures require commitment, including epic long-term shoots, and his close call with death during a wild assignment.

There is a tiger problem in the USA.  There are more tigers in captivity in the US then exist in the wild. The number of American tigers lies somewhere between five and ten thousand. We don’t know the actual number because they mostly go unregulated. Sadly, most of these tigers live in cages in private homes, backyards, garages, or in cages in roadside zoos. Many of them are inbred, malnourished, and sick. There is absolutely no reason that this should be the fates of one of the most majestic creatures on the planet.  What have we done?  And, why are we still allowing it?  Journalist and author, Sharon Guynup and photographer, Steve Winter spent two years investigating these questions for a story called, The Tiger Next Door, for December’s issue of National Geographic. If you haven’t read it, read it. Sharon’s story is astounding. It involves the criminal underworld, wildlife trafficking, murder, and thousands of captive tigers living sad pathetic lives all over the USA. America has a serious problem with captive wildlife, and what we’ve done to tigers is cruel, dangerous, and absolutely unnecessary.  Sharon is a hero for tigers. She has been reporting on them for years, mostly tigers in the wild, until 2016, when her investigation into the famed Thai Tiger Temple for National Geographic published strong allegations of illegal wildlife trade, causing Thai officials to confiscate the 147 tigers living at the temple and shut the operation down.  Sharon and I met in New York in December to talk about her story. The two-year investigation that she and Steve Winter did is mind blowing and absolutely devastating for anyone who cares about wild animals.  There are ways to combat this crisis right now. The first is to not participate in any wildlife tourism that includes selfies with wildlife or any type of handling of wild animals, and the second is to get behind and support The Big Cat Safety Act. 

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Nat Geo and wildlife photographer Steve Winter joins the Morning Majlis to share his incredible stories and encounters with the Big Cats. In this interview, Steve also shares an important message on conservation. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Flyover States Podcast Ep. #74—Steve Winter(Generations Brewing Co.) Recorded: 07/16/2019–Flyover States Podcast Studio Welcome to the Flyover States Podcast. Featuring real conversations about the people, places, and events happening in Northwest Illinois and the Midwest lifestyle. Based out of Freeport, Illinois. The guest for this episode is Steve Winter owner of Generations Brewery in Freeport IL. We talked about how he grew up, getting into brewing, his musical past, how he started a brewery, and many other topics. http://www.generationsbrewing.com/ https://www.facebook.com/GenerationsBrewingCo/ Thanks for listening and please help the show by spreading the word. Share a link, comment, Rate, review, and follow on social media. #freeportillinois #stephensoncounty #northwestillinois #815 #midwest #midwestlife #flyoverstates #flyoverstatespodcast #smalltown #smalltownlife #podcast #generations #generationsbrewery #craftbeer #beer To email the show for questions or booking contact Flyoverstatespod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/flyoverstatespodcast Soundcloud www.soundcloud.com/flyoverstatespod Itunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/flyover-states-podcast/id1205811786?mt=2 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXSmPsOGG1SfSq8aDGpsSlg Support for the show come from these places. 2019 Pretzel City Brewfest On September 14th in Downtown Freeport, IL. Use the promo code “podcast” to receive 5$ off a GA ticket. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pretzel-city-brewfest-tickets-56051280890?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm-source=cp&utm-term=listinghttps:// www.facebook.com/PretzelCityBrewFest/ Flyover States Entertainment www.flyoverstates.net www.facebook.com/flyoverstatesentertainment

In this episode of Put Your Numbers to Work, Stephen King speaks with the Founder and CEO of Astoundz, Steve Winter. They discuss why transparency is important for moral along with getting your whole company aligned for business growth. To watch the video: https://www.growthforce.com/put-your-numbers-to-work-episode-06-steve-winter Learn more about Steve: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-winter-6016b3/ https://astoundz.com/about/leadership/ Learn more about Astoundz: https://astoundz.com/ https://astoundz.com/about/

  The year was 1993, and the movie was "Soul Sessions and Epic Impressions".  Thus began the career of Murray Wais and his business partner Steve Winter and their fledgling company, Matchstick Productions (MSP).  Every year since then, the Crested Butte based film company wows crowds across North America and beyond, and has grown into one of the most popular action sports film producers in the world. Crested Butte is often shown prominently in their films- from a then unknown Seth Morrison jumping all of the Edge in their first film, to Crested Butte native and two time Olympian Aaron Blunck more recently.  From my own personal perspective, it isn't a stretch for me to say that Matchstick movies and their movies constitutes one of the reasons why I moved to Crested Butte in 1996.  In this episode, Murray and I discuss a wide variety of subjects: How he got into the ski film business. The athletes he has worked with over the years. How the ski film industry has changed. Why MSP stayed in Crested Butte, rather than relocating to a larger city which may have made travel and production logistics easier for the company. How MSP finds the athletes and the music for their movies. I hope you enjoy this special episode of the Crested Butte is Home podcast. Please subscribe to Crested Butte is Home on your favorite podcast player and leave a review- and thanks for listening! Learn More: Matchstick Productions has two websites.  On the ski side, visit: skimovie.com Focusing more on the commercial side: mspfilms.com

Murray Wais was a punk rock kid who left Seattle for a community college that put him in the mountains.  He fell in love with that life, became an instructor and then graduated to studying journalism at the University of Oregon.  Fast forward to being laid off by Microsoft,  he decided to work for free and follow his ski bum dreams.  He ended captured gold with a lot of hard work, some amazing skiers co-founder Steve Winter and what was to become Matchstick Productions.   Listen to Murray tell it how it is on the podcast. Murray Wais Show Notes: 2:00:  Tradeshows combined and his history with the tradeshow 4:00:  Growing up in Seattle, Microsoft, Steve Winter, punk rock, sports 8:00:  The Ski Bus, snowboarding taking off and Warren Miller and ski movies 14:30: Community College in Wenatchee with Steve and Breckenridge, and University of Oregon 18:00:  Evo (Use the code TPM10 for 10% off at checkout) and RESQWATER (enter the code resqwatertpm for a 20% discount on a 12 pack) 19:30:  Getting laid off by Bill Gates, getting an internship at Powder Magazine and finding Steve Winter again 26:00:  Getting into making movies as Steve’s right hand man and how things have changed 32:22:  The helicopter crash 36:00:  Taking over in the field when Steve couldn’t go out, Gaffney, and rebranding as Matchstick Productions 40:00:  The personalities of the early movies   47:17:   10Barrel Brewery and The Summit at Snoqualmie (use the code Powell18 to get pre-season pass prices) 49:10:   Athletes making money off the movies, distribution and getting into bikes (New World Disorder) 54:00:  Making Money 57:40:  MSP changing last year and the fan reaction

In this episode, Jeff and Tracy sit down with Wolfgang Baur, Amanda Hamon Kunz, and Steve Winter to discuss the age-old sandbox vs railroad debate in your D&D game! You will hear some great tips and tricks from this all-star group of guests. After the discussion, they tell us all about Kobold Press' latest Kickstarter campaign... Midgard Campaign Setting: Dark Roads & Deep Magic!!!! Act fast, as there is only a week left in the KS campaign and you won't want to miss out on this great product!   Kickstarter: Midgard Campaign Setting for 5e   Our sponsor for this episode: NobleKnight Pick of the episode: Prepared! A dozen adventures for 5th edition Links: Wolfgang on Twitter Amanda on Twitter Steve Winter on Twitter Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press Website Jeff on Twitter Tracy on Twitter Thetomeshow.com Patreon.com/thetomeshow    

In this episode, Jeff and Tracy sit down with Wolfgang Baur, Amanda Hamon Kunz, and Steve Winter to discuss the age-old sandbox vs railroad debate in your D&D game! You will hear some great tips and tricks from this all-star group of guests. After the discussion, they tell us all about Kobold Press' latest Kickstarter campaign... Midgard Campaign Setting: Dark Roads & Deep Magic!!!! Act fast, as there is only a week left in the KS campaign and you won't want to miss out on this great product!   Kickstarter: Midgard Campaign Setting for 5e   Our sponsor for this episode: NobleKnight Pick of the episode: Prepared! A dozen adventures for 5th edition Links: Wolfgang on Twitter Amanda on Twitter Steve Winter on Twitter Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press Website Jeff on Twitter Tracy on Twitter Thetomeshow.com Patreon.com/thetomeshow    

In this episode, Jeff and Tracy sit down with Wolfgang Baur, Amanda Hamon Kunz, and Steve Winter to discuss the age-old sandbox vs railroad debate in your D&D game! You will hear some great tips and tricks from this all-star group of guests. After the discussion, they tell us all about Kobold Press' latest Kickstarter campaign... Midgard Campaign Setting: Dark Roads & Deep Magic!!!! Act fast, as there is only a week left in the KS campaign and you won't want to miss out on this great product!   Kickstarter: Midgard Campaign Setting for 5e   Our sponsor for this episode: NobleKnight Pick of the episode: Prepared! A dozen adventures for 5th edition Links: Wolfgang on Twitter Amanda on Twitter Steve Winter on Twitter Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press Website Jeff on Twitter Tracy on Twitter Thetomeshow.com Patreon.com/thetomeshow    

In this episode, Jeff and Tracy sit down with Wolfgang Baur, Amanda Hamon Kunz, and Steve Winter to discuss the age-old sandbox vs railroad debate in your D&D game! You will hear some great tips and tricks from this all-star group of guests. After the discussion, they tell us all about Kobold Press' latest Kickstarter campaign... Midgard Campaign Setting: Dark Roads & Deep Magic!!!! Act fast, as there is only a week left in the KS campaign and you won't want to miss out on this great product!   Kickstarter: Midgard Campaign Setting for 5e   Our sponsor for this episode: NobleKnight Pick of the episode: Prepared! A dozen adventures for 5th edition Links: Wolfgang on Twitter Amanda on Twitter Steve Winter on Twitter Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press Website Jeff on Twitter Tracy on Twitter Thetomeshow.com Patreon.com/thetomeshow    

James Introcaso chats with Wolfgang Baur, Steve Winter, and Dan Dillon of Kobold Press about worldbuilding in RPGs, designing new spells, and the upcoming Kickstarter for the Midgard Campaign Setting for 5th Edition D&D.

Continuing with our series of conversations from the Eddie Adams Workshop, we sit with National Geographic photographer Steve Winter to talk about his work and career, specifically on capturing images and telling the stories of the big cats of the world. Winter started his photojournalism career in the social documentary tradition and, working for the famed Black Star agency, fate (and fear) pushed him into the world of wildlife photography. He tells us how his path shifted, how he blends photojournalism and wildlife photography and how specializing in one subject has benefitted his career. With many adventures and close calls under his belt, he relates how travel and gear logistics and long stretches away from home can be the hardest part of his job. He also talks gear choices, working with scientists and local trackers and drone photography. Winter’s work spans the globe and includes an ark full of creatures, but he is most recognized for his big-cat photography, which entails long expeditions in mountains and jungles and also the proficient use of camera traps to photograph elusive animals remotely, including the cougar know as P-22, which Winter photographed in its territory—the Hollywood hills. Guest: Steve Winter Photo: Copyright Steve Winter/National Geographic http://www.stevewinterphoto.com http://www.eddieadamsworkshop.com

National Geographic photographer Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup recently produced Tigers Forever: Saving the World’s Most Endangered Big Cat a book (published by Nat Geo Books). They have been using the book as a platform to speak up for tigers because few people know that just 3,000 remain in the wild, nor are they aware of the threats that are pushing them ever-closer to the precipice.  http://bigcatrescue.org/cat-chat-62/

Steve Winter is a National Geographic Photographer who tells stories about big cats and how the world can help save them. See his website at  www.stevewinterphoto.com

On this episode of The AIE Podcast... Alludra: Alludra attempts to solo a show Alludra: Like really, she's almost talking to herself. Alludra: But don't worry, she's not crazy Alludra: Just alone Alludra: Well not alone, that's not fair! Beefmaster is here to talk about steam! Zod: All that and more coming up right now... All that and more coming up right now... Podcast Audio Raw Video http://youtu.be/sTPdXdIMc4c AIE NEWS A: We all know that The AIE Podcast is your favorite podcast ever, but do you listen to other podcasts? Lane on the forums wants to know! Head on over to find out what other people are listening to and throw out your suggestions of other great shows! World of warcraft Beefmaster: World of warcraft is kicking off the feast of winterveil on tuesday december 16th! That means decorations, gifts, and of course quests! Get in and join in on the fun until friday January 2nd! Alludra: LFR Opened last tuesday to a somewhat underwhelming response. Turns out most heroics are harder then the first wing of LFR, which has left some people wondering what's up with that? Personally I think that an LFR where inattentive people can't mess it up for everyone is a great thing! We will see if the difficulty ramps up with the new wings opening. SWTOR Beef: The SWTOR expansion Shadow of Revan launched on December 9th! Remember this is a ton of new content, including 5 new levels, New storyline content, new worlds to explore and tons more fun that we have come to expect from the swtor group! A: And while we are celebrating good things for SWTOR, December 10th marked the game's 3 year anniversary! (Wow, has it really been that long?) Items have been discounted an you can get free decorations from now until January 12th, 2015! So don't forget to log in and have some fun! Final fantasy B: Final fantasy has released the long awaited ‘marriage' patch, which is suprisingly robust. While the game offers a free version of the wedding or bonding ceremonies, you can also pay real money to unlock new color options, wedding gifts for up to 80 guests, and more elaborate decorations. So if you want to go all out for your vertual wedding head on over to sign up and get the ball and chain rolling! And with that, let's get back to Beefmaster and find out what's going on in Steam... GAME NEWS Greetings from the Summer of Steve sales! I mean the Steamy hottub of the Summer of Steve Winter sale! Paypal Japan leaked that the sale will begin December 18th. 1pm EST! Site was fairly bogged down for the first 30 minutes during the summer sale. but both the web and moblie apps should update and function. Tips from Steve to sale correctly: Historically there are sale items that are discounted “slightly” throughout the sale, daily sale items that are moderately discounted for 48 hours, flash sales that last 8 hours, and community “you must log in constantly and vote” sale items. There are tricks to navigating the maze of sale options. Steve says “hold out for the flash sale items!” you have 48 hours to ponder the daily sales, and traditionally the final day of the sale you will see everything discounted from daily sales, re discounted. Now to discuss the gimmick! Steam will offer the chance to earn a Winter sale badge. You will earn trading cards from voting in the community sales, buying games, etc. You typically need to match 10 specific cards to earn the badge. and the badge will gift you with emoji, profile backgrounds, and various ohhh and ahh items. You can also trade duplicate cards with friends or buy them on the Steam Marketplace. Cards typically sell for .15-.25 cents after the initial rush. Pro tip from Steve. if you want to just buy them, add a balance NOW!. Steam will hold the funds for a few days before you can use them. IE dont wait till the end of the sale! Also use the AIE group trading forum post and your friends list there will also be some sort of game to play.

The 5e review gang joins Jeff and Tracy again this episode. This time we take on the second half of the Tyranny of Dragons story-line: The Rise of Tiamat. This is the continuation of the story that began in the Hoard of the Dragon Queen - how does the story end? Listen as James Introcaso, Mike Shea, and Sam Dillon discuss the adventure with Jeff and Tracy. The discussion is followed by an interview with Steve Winter, the lead designer of the campaign. Links:worldbuilderblog.meslyflourish.comrpgmusings.comSupport the show, shop below...

The 5e review gang joins Jeff and Tracy again this episode. This time we take on the second half of the Tyranny of Dragons story-line: The Rise of Tiamat. This is the continuation of the story that began in the Hoard of the Dragon Queen - how does the story end? Listen as James Introcaso, Mike Shea, and Sam Dillon discuss the adventure with Jeff and Tracy. The discussion is followed by an interview with Steve Winter, the lead designer of the campaign.Links:worldbuilderblog.meslyflourish.comrpgmusings.comSupport the show, shop below...

The 5e review gang joins Jeff and Tracy again this episode. This time we take on the second half of the Tyranny of Dragons story-line: The Rise of Tiamat. This is the continuation of the story that began in the Hoard of the Dragon Queen - how does the story end? Listen as James Introcaso, Mike Shea, and Sam Dillon discuss the adventure with Jeff and Tracy. The discussion is followed by an interview with Steve Winter, the lead designer of the campaign.Links:worldbuilderblog.meslyflourish.comrpgmusings.comSupport the show, shop below...

The 5e review gang joins Jeff and Tracy again this episode. This time we take on the second half of the Tyranny of Dragons story-line: The Rise of Tiamat. This is the continuation of the story that began in the Hoard of the Dragon Queen - how does the story end? Listen as James Introcaso, Mike Shea, and Sam Dillon discuss the adventure with Jeff and Tracy. The discussion is followed by an interview with Steve Winter, the lead designer of the campaign.Links:worldbuilderblog.meslyflourish.comrpgmusings.comSupport the show, shop below...

This is a recording of the When Kobolds Meet Tiamat panel hosted by Kobold Press at GenCon 2014. This panel features Wolfgang Baur (founder of Kobold Press) and Steve Winter (formerly of TSR and Wizards of the Coast) discussing the Tyranny of Dragons storyline and product at GenCon 2014.We hope you enjoy the show!Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

This is a recording of the When Kobolds Meet Tiamat panel hosted by Kobold Press at GenCon 2014. This panel features Wolfgang Baur (founder of Kobold Press) and Steve Winter (formerly of TSR and Wizards of the Coast) discussing the Tyranny of Dragons storyline and product at GenCon 2014. We hope you enjoy the show!Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

This is a recording of the When Kobolds Meet Tiamat panel hosted by Kobold Press at GenCon 2014. This panel features Wolfgang Baur (founder of Kobold Press) and Steve Winter (formerly of TSR and Wizards of the Coast) discussing the Tyranny of Dragons storyline and product at GenCon 2014.We hope you enjoy the show!Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

This is a recording of the When Kobolds Meet Tiamat panel hosted by Kobold Press at GenCon 2014. This panel features Wolfgang Baur (founder of Kobold Press) and Steve Winter (formerly of TSR and Wizards of the Coast) discussing the Tyranny of Dragons storyline and product at GenCon 2014.We hope you enjoy the show!Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

In this episode, Jeff and Tracy are joined by Sam Dillon, Eric Paquette, and James Introcaso to discuss the sequel to Scourge of teh Sword Coast: Dreams of the Red Wizards - Dead in Thay. This was one of the episodes we skipped releasing so that we could bring you the Mike Mearls, Wolfgang Baur, and Steve Winter interviews in a timely manner.Like the show? Shop below...

In this episode, Jeff and Tracy are joined by Sam Dillon, Eric Paquette, and James Introcaso to discuss the sequel to Scourge of teh Sword Coast: Dreams of the Red Wizards - Dead in Thay. This was one of the episodes we skipped releasing so that we could bring you the Mike Mearls, Wolfgang Baur, and Steve Winter interviews in a timely manner.Like the show? Shop below...

In this episode, Jeff and Tracy are joined by Sam Dillon, Eric Paquette, and James Introcaso to discuss the sequel to Scourge of teh Sword Coast: Dreams of the Red Wizards - Dead in Thay. This was one of the episodes we skipped releasing so that we could bring you the Mike Mearls, Wolfgang Baur, and Steve Winter interviews in a timely manner.Like the show? Shop below...

In this episode, Jeff and Tracy are joined by Sam Dillon, Eric Paquette, and James Introcaso to discuss the sequel to Scourge of teh Sword Coast: Dreams of the Red Wizards - Dead in Thay. This was one of the episodes we skipped releasing so that we could bring you the Mike Mearls, Wolfgang Baur, and Steve Winter interviews in a timely manner. Like the show? Shop below...

In this episode of the Book Club we talk about the second half of The Reaver and have a conversation with the author, Richard Lee Byers. Joining us for this episode is Eric Paquette and David Gibson. Be sure to stay tuned to the feed, this week we'll be releasing an interview with Wolfgang Baur and Steve Winter about the Tyranny of Dragons adventures that they wrote, and next week we'll release a chat we had with Mike Mearls about the new edition of D&D. Enjoy the show, shop below...

In this episode of the Book Club we talk about the second half of The Reaver and have a conversation with the author, Richard Lee Byers. Joining us for this episode is Eric Paquette and David Gibson.Be sure to stay tuned to the feed, this week we'll be releasing an interview with Wolfgang Baur and Steve Winter about the Tyranny of Dragons adventures that they wrote, and next week we'll release a chat we had with Mike Mearls about the new edition of D&D.Enjoy the show, shop below...

In this episode of the Book Club we talk about the second half of The Reaver and have a conversation with the author, Richard Lee Byers. Joining us for this episode is Eric Paquette and David Gibson.Be sure to stay tuned to the feed, this week we'll be releasing an interview with Wolfgang Baur and Steve Winter about the Tyranny of Dragons adventures that they wrote, and next week we'll release a chat we had with Mike Mearls about the new edition of D&D.Enjoy the show, shop below...

In this episode of the Book Club we talk about the second half of The Reaver and have a conversation with the author, Richard Lee Byers. Joining us for this episode is Eric Paquette and David Gibson.Be sure to stay tuned to the feed, this week we'll be releasing an interview with Wolfgang Baur and Steve Winter about the Tyranny of Dragons adventures that they wrote, and next week we'll release a chat we had with Mike Mearls about the new edition of D&D.Enjoy the show, shop below...

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How do camera traps work? How has poaching changed over time? How many tigers are left in the wild? What is the greatest need for saving tigers from extinction? Science and nature writer, Sharon Guynup, and National Geographic photographer, Steve Winter, answer these and many more questions about nature's greatest, most beautiful, and endangered predator, the tiger. Questions or Comments? Send them to: ken@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Tigers Forever on Pet Life Radio

In this episode, we look back at the creation of 2nd Edition Advanced D&D - and who better to enlighten us than R&D's Steve Winter! We ask Steve to share his stories behind 2e's development, including what classes were selected, the philosophy of campaign settings, and the ankheg's mysterious name change.