Podcast appearances and mentions of steven bird

Episode 14 is a sweet blend of charm, wins, and storytales! Join the Blue Cross Blue Shield Eastern Insider Podcast Presented by the Fowling Warehouse as Tom Helmer shares his knack for scoring free tasty treats. Greg Steiner captures the locker room euphoria with Head Coach Chris Creighton, linebacker Chase Kline, and long snapper Steven Bird after EMU became bowl-eligible at Buffalo. And then, Tom sits down with the accomplished Sarah VanMetre, Academic All-American, and current Michigan's Associate Director of External Communications and Public Relations, for a fascinating conversation about her journey. From on-field triumphs to Tom's dessert diplomacy, this episode is a delightful hodgepodge of sports and stories.

Episode 14 is a sweet blend of charm, wins, and storytales! Join the Blue Cross Blue Shield Eastern Insider Podcast Presented by the Fowling Warehouse as Tom Helmer shares his knack for scoring free tasty treats. Greg Steiner captures the locker room euphoria with Head Coach Chris Creighton, linebacker Chase Kline, and long snapper Steven Bird after EMU became bowl-eligible at Buffalo. And then, Tom sits down with the accomplished Sarah VanMetre, Academic All-American, and current Michigan's Associate Director of External Communications and Public Relations, for a fascinating conversation about her journey. From on-field triumphs to Tom's dessert diplomacy, this episode is a delightful hodgepodge of sports and stories.

Steven Bird started trout spey fishing long before the current trend started. Many fly fishers equate spey fishing with steelhead or salmon on large rivers but it can be applied on small rivers or streams for trout just as effectively. Join us to learn about the gear, flies and techniques used for trout spey fishing that you can use on your next outing.

On this episode, we're joined by Karen Grimley, Chief Nursing Executive at UCLA Health in Los Angeles, CA, and Dr. Steven Bird, Chief Experience Officer at UMass Memorial Healthcare in Worcester, MA, as well as NBBJ's Teri Oelrich, who is also a nurse. We discuss the causes of burnout among healthcare workers, its impact, and how buildings can be designed to better focus on caregiver well-being.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/308 Presented By: Stonefly Nets, Reyr Gear, LakeLady Custom Rods, Anglers Coffee Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Brandon Moon, the founder of Moonlit Fly Fishing, is here to shed some light on fiberglass rods and furled leaders. Find out how these fiberglass rods give you a whole new experience with its features. We dig into some of their products and the new rods they're working on that you can preorder today. We talk about the Tenkara rod - how it's so easy to use, portable, and great for beginners. Brandon shares how they acquired Leland and Tenkara, as well as their plans with these companies in the coming months. Brandon also shares how he meditates on a rowing machine and encourages us to find inner peace in our own way. FIberglass Rods Show Notes with Brandon Moon 05:13 - Brandon describes what a furled leader is like 10:25 - Head over to their website to learn more about furled leaders 12:00 - Brandon pays his respects to Mike, owner of Streamside Leaders who passed away last holiday season. Brandon mentions some other companies that produce furled leaders 13:26 - The Moonlit S Glass 2wt 18:01 - The local fly shop in Pocatello Idaho is the Snake River Fly Shop 19:11 - The main stem of the Snake river below American falls reservoir is on the top 10 smallmouth bass fishery 19:43 - They got some native cutthroat, brook trout, rainbows, browns, tiger trout, and some alpine tiger muskies in Idaho, etc. 22:04 - All Brandon's nymphs are tied with soft hackle - he uses them 90% of the time 24:31 - Brandon describes what a Bonneville cutthroat looks like based on his experience 29:37 - The Nirvana Rotary Fly Tying Vise 30:24 - Moonlit Fly Fishing just released their waterproof seat cover 31:27 - They're bringing out new graphite rods in the Nirvana brand and a new lineup of fiberglass - Brandon mentions some more products that they're working on 31:54 - Moonlit purchased Leland Fly Fishing in April 2021 - they also own DragonTail Tenkara, one of the biggest tenkara companies in the world 32:31 - Brandon tells us why tenkara rod is great for beginners and how portable it is 37:34 - Brandon's go-to nymph pattern is a purple pheasant tail soft hackle with a tungsten bead 40:00 - The Fiberglass Manifesto blog is a good resource to learn more about fiberglass rods - Cameron from Fiberglass Manifesto blog was on the podcast at WFS 088 43:04 - Brandon talks about his meditation routine and how he does it 47:00 - We find out where Brandon gets his soft hackles 47:36 - We did an episode about soft hackle with Steven Bird from Soft Hackle Journal at WFS 134 48:17 - We talk about tenkara and what it's called in different places 50:22 - James Park from Red Truck Fly Fishing was on the podcast at WFS 246 - Brandon tells the story of how he bought Leland Fiberglass Rods Conclusion with Brandon Moon Brandon Moon and I talked about fiberglass rods and furled leaders. We found out how these fiberglass rods gives you a whole new experience with its features. We dug into some of their products and the new rods they're working on. We talked about the Tenkara rod - how it's so portable and easy to use. Brandon shared how they acquired Leland and Tenkara. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/308

Welcome to The Hydrogen Podcast!In episode 105, With the first quarter of the year over, let's take a look at some hydrogen stocks and see how they're performing all of this on today's hydrogen podcast. Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy the podcast. Please feel free to email me at info@thehydrogenpodcast.com with any questions. Also, if you wouldn't mind subscribing to my podcast using your preferred platform... I would greatly appreciate it. Respectfully,Paul RoddenVISIT THE HYDROGEN PODCAST WEBSITEhttps://thehydrogenpodcast.comCHECK OUT OUR BLOGhttps://thehydrogenpodcast.com/blog/WANT TO SPONSOR THE PODCAST? Send us an email to: info@thehydrogenpodcast.comNEW TO HYDROGEN AND NEED A QUICK INTRODUCTION?Start Here: The 6 Main Colors of Hydrogen

The Spirited Talk Short Series are shorter length podcast episodes recorded by members of the 'Friends of Spirited Talk' community on Facebook. Guests are invited, through the 'Get Involved' program, to record their own poetry, a piece of philosophy, story or message to the spiritual listeners.Across the world more people than ever are wishing to discover and unfold their own potential of becoming a medium and communicating with those the other side. Learning the truths and dispelling the myths are key to creating the best foundations for one's development and unfoldment. The Spirited Talk podcast series, the Spirited Podclass playlist editions and the Short series help others to discover and unfold their own potential for the work with the spirit world.Podcast Created & Hosted by Trevor BaldwinStudio Location: Shevington, Greater ManchesterSeries Official Launch Date: 20th April 2020Ways to support this podcast can be found on the website athttps://spiritedtalkpodcast.com/supportAll Spirited Talk podcasts and podclasses can be found on most podcast platforms and streaming services, such as iTunes, Google podcasts, Stitcher, Deezer, Spotify and many more.Music used FRAGEMENTS by Aerohead from Audio LibraryCopying, reproducing, sharing, editing and duplicating the content of Spirited Talk podcasts is strictly forbidden without prior permission.Intellectual copyright protected content.Support the show (https://spiritedtalkpodcast.com/support)

The Spirited Talk Short Series are shorter length podcast episodes recorded by members of the 'Friends of Spirited Talk' community on Facebook. Guests are invited, through the 'Get Involved'program, to record their own poetry, a piece of philosophy, story or message to the spiritual listeners.Across the world more people than ever are wishing to discover and unfold their own potential of becoming a medium and communicating with those the other side. Learning the truths and dispelling the myths are key to creating the best foundations for one's development and unfoldment. The Spirited Talk podcast series, the Spirited Podclass playlist editions and the Short series help others to discover and unfold their own potential for the work with the spirit world.Podcast Created & Hosted by Trevor BaldwinStudio Location: Shevington, Greater ManchesterSeries Official Launch Date: 20th April 2020Ways to support this podcast can be found on the website athttps://spiritedtalkpodcast.com/supportAll Spirited Talk podcasts and podclasses can be found on most podcast platforms and streaming services, such as iTunes, Google podcasts, Stitcher, Deezer, Spotify and many more.Music used FRAGEMENTS by Aerohead from Audio LibraryCopying, reproducing, sharing, editing and duplicating the content of Spirited Talk podcasts is strictly forbidden without prior permission.Intellectual copyright protected content.Support the show (https://spiritedtalkpodcast.com/support)

The Spirited Talk Short Series are shorter length podcast episodes recorded by members of the 'Friends of Spirited Talk' community on Facebook. Guests are invited, through the 'Get Involved'program, to record their own poetry, a piece of philosophy, story or message to the spiritual listeners.Across the world more people than ever are wishing to discover and unfold their own potential of becoming a medium and communicating with those the other side. Learning the truths and dispelling the myths are key to creating the best foundations for one's development and unfoldment. The Spirited Talk podcast series, the Spirited Podclass playlist editions and the Short series help others to discover and unfold their own potential for the work with the spirit world.Podcast Created & Hosted by Trevor BaldwinStudio Location: Shevington, Greater ManchesterSeries Official Launch Date: 20th April 2020Ways to support this podcast can be found on the website athttps://spiritedtalkpodcast.com/supportAll Spirited Talk podcasts and podclasses can be found on most podcast platforms and streaming services, such as iTunes, Google podcasts, Stitcher, Deezer, Spotify and many more.Music used FRAGEMENTS by Aerohead from Audio LibraryCopying, reproducing, sharing, editing and duplicating the content of Spirited Talk podcasts is strictly forbidden without prior permission.Intellectual copyright protected content.Support the show (https://spiritedtalkpodcast.com/support)

It's a new year and The River Rambler is back at it. I'm joined by Steven Bird this time around and we got to talking about The Soft Tackle Journal, DIY leaders, fishing with his Grandfather, the issue with hero shots, and being the "Bad-Boy" of fishing in the third grade.

Show Notes: Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/134 New Podcast Launch: https://wetflyswing.com/online We dig into Swinging Flies for Trout with Steven Bird.  Steven is the editor of the Soft Hackle Journal and writes for Swing the Fly Magazine.  We dig into some tips and the background on catching upper Columbia redband trout. Lot's of fun stuff in this one including some of my normal antics and tangents on smoking, alcohol, drugs and all of that crazy stuff. Stay tuned till the very end for a little Steven bonus shot. Show Sponsors Got Fishing Fishing Adventures: https://gotfishing.com/ Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ Show Notes with Steven Bird - The parmachene bell gets another shoutout from Steven as one of the early patterns that he used in his career.  John Shewey mentioned this fly and steelhead fishing with this fly for a year long stint here. - The Rage Compact Spey is the line Steve loves for swinging flies on the Columbia River. - We talked about the october caddis and the orange coloration flies that work well for fall swinging. - I noted the Jack Mitchel episode and the OP hosted trip that we put together this year.  Click here to join the next trip. - The coachman is a great all around fly tied D Style.  A partridge and Peacock would be the goto if you could only have one. - The Flymph forum was noted as one of the great resource for trout spey and swinging flies for soft hackle flies. - Vernon Pete Hidy was the guy who came up with the flymph and influenced James Leisenring on writing his book Art of Tying the Wet Fly. - GM Skues was noted here as a big influencer on fly fishing. - Cigar red label flouro carbon tippet - I noted the John Gierach podcast and the affect of coffee and tobacco.  Is there something about this and art? You can reach Steve at the Soft Hackle Journal Resources Noted in the Show The Rage Compact by Airflo The Flymph Forum Art of Tying the Wet Fly Videos Noted in the Show How to Tie a Steelhead Coachman Conclusion with Steven Bird Steve takes us to one of the special places in the country for swinging wet flies for redband trout.  Redbands are a unique species of rainbow trout found in the eastern parts of the state of Washington.  Lot's of great stories and laughs from the editor of the Soft Hackle Journal. Show Notes: Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/134 New Podcast Launch: https://wetflyswing.com/online

Welcome to today's show.  Today we have a very experienced, Orlando traveller!  It's Steven Bird.  He's been 10 times to the sunshine state and sadly just had to rearrange his latest trip due to coronavirus.  He talks about what happened and how things were sorted out then its onto all of the best experiences he's had in Orlando and some choice tips for people wanting to go there when things settle down.  If you haven't already joined the It's Orlando Time Facebook Page then definitely do it now!  It's a great community to be a part of!  Lots of advice and help on all the Orlando questions you might have!  Have a great week and stay at home to avoid the virus!!  

Do you run your own own business? Are you thinking of starting a business? A short podcast to help you understand what it takes to run your business. I have successfully run my own business for many years and i've been to the highs and the lows. I also talk a lot to other business owners and self employed individuals and these are my points on what it takes to run your own business. 

Welcome to the Written Apocalypse with host DJ Cooper. Tonight's show features author Steven C. Bird. Listen online or call in to hear the show (713) 955-0518. If you would like to ask questions and be part of the show press 1 to be added to the guest que. Steven Bird was born in Harlan, KY in 1973, where he lived until joining the U.S. Navy in 1992. He spent the next thirteen years living in Northwest Washington state, where he served on active duty for eleven of those years. He currently flies as the captain of a super-midsize business jet based out of Knoxville, Tennessee. He currently focuses his free time on his family as a happily married father of three. He and his wife Monica have a farm in Deer Lodge, Tennessee, where they raise their own fruits and vegetables, in addition to raising cattle, sheep, horses, donkeys, chickens, ducks, and turkeys. Steven Bird is a self-sufficiency minded individual with a passion for independence and individual liberty. He puts this passion into his writing where he conveys the things that he feels are important in life, intertwined with action-packed adventure and the struggles of humanity. Grab a copy of his book Breaking the Beast More shows and archives on PrepperPodcast.com Join us for more in the POSH Prepper Podcast Facebook Group Chat with DJ Cooper and other post apocalypse authors in the author group

Near Death Experiences have fascinated me for many years. I believe there are studies out there that are the closest we have to explaining some kind of afterlife. I have connected some of the dots through my experience. Take a listen to find out more

Today I'm talking about the difference between a growth and a fixed mindset. Loosely speaking, I'm looking at some ideas of how someone may live in a state of flow and moving forward as opposed to someone who may be stuck and not moving forward.I hope you enjoy it and please let me know in the comments what you think and if you have any questions you'd like answering. Thanks, Steve.

Introduction to Steven Bird: Listen in as I introduce myself to you and share a bit about what I am up to with this podcast.

Jesse Phillips joins us today on Train Smarter with Science. Jesse is an Australian Olympian from London 2012, in which he reached the Olympic final of the K2-200m with Steven Bird. After failing to make the squad for the Rio 2016 Olympics, Jesse turned his attention to coaching and mentoring the athletes who would put it all on the line for glory in Brazil. Jesse talks to us about his passion for coaching, the sacrifices he and other athletes make and what it meant to reach an Olympic final in front of loved ones amongst 50,000 people in the stands, and millions around the world. Looking forward, Jesse holds onto a slim chance of getting back on the water for Tokyo 2020, but isn't treading water in the meantime, finishing off his Bachelor of Psychology with the aim of further study and research. Down to earth, inspiring and funny, our conversation with Jesse certainly went over time and we could've listened to anecdotes from his sporting career all day! Please enjoy, and send any questions you might have of Jman himself either to us or via his email below.   Train Smarter with Science is brought to you by Velocity Performance. Visit www.velocityperformance.com.au to learn more.   Team Contact Email us at team@tswspodcast.com   Guest Details If you'd like to learn more or get in touch with Jesse Phillips, please follow the links below: Email: jesse@jessephillips.com.au http://olympics.com.au/athlete/jesse-phillips www.jessephillips.com.au   Music Credit: Panthurr https://open.spotify.com/artist/2NZPNX4jXljA8MsUTrrgNq https://instagram.com/spencer.panthurr https://soundcloud.com/panthurr   Thanks for listening and we would love for you to subscribe so you don't miss any episodes! Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/trainsmarterwithsciencepodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Making it meaningful by Steven Bird

The Prepping Acadmey welcomes Steven Bird on the show!  Steven Bird was born in Harlan, KY in 1973, where he lived until joining the U.S. Navy in 1992.  He spent the next thirteen years living in northwest Washington state, where he served on active duty for eleven of those years.  After leaving active duty, he completed twenty years of service with the Navy Reserve, retiring as a Chief Petty Officer.While in the reserves, he pursued a civilian flying career working as a flight instructor, charter pilot, a turbo-prop airline first officer, jet airline first officer, and has been a jet airline captain since September of 2007.  He has served in both military and federal law enforcement capacities and holds his Airline Transport Pilot, Certified Flight Instructor, Instrument Flight Instructor, and Multi-Engine Flight Instructor FAA pilot certificates with numerous jet type ratings, as well as a bachelor’s degree in eBusiness.In his spare time, Steven has been involved with off-road motorcycle racing, competitive shooting, hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and myriad other outdoor activities.  He currently focuses his free time on his family as a happily married father of three.  He and his wife Monica own a farm in Tennessee, where they raise their own fruits and vegetables, in addition to raising cattle, chickens, ducks and sheep.Steven Bird is a self-sufficiency minded individual with a passion for individual liberty and economic freedom.  He puts this passion into his writing where he conveys the things that he feels are truly important in life, intertwined with action packed adventure and the struggles of humanity.http://preppingacademy.com/Check out Steven's Books on Amazon:   https://amzn.to/2L24thv http://stevencbird.com Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/preppingacademy)

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird and Bangardidjan Lorraine Namarnyilk. Review conversations. NB ngam vs ngan nga-m-re = I-towards-go = I come ngan-marneyime = he/she/it me-calls = he calls me

A year of mindfulness by Steven Bird

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird, Kamarrang Stuart Guymala, and Balang Freddy Nadjamerrek. Vocabulary: yeledj, mang, bukkan, borlbme, korlonj, ngadjadj, kangkinj, djedje, ngaldaluk, Balang, Nangarridj, Kamarrang, Nabangardi

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird and Kamarrang Stuart Guymala. Vocabulary: ngun-, ngan-, nangale/ngalngale, nakka, ngalekke, wong, kanjok, ngabba/ngabbard, nakornkumo, Belinj, Ngalngarridj

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird and Bangardidjan Serena Nadjamerrek. Vocabulary: ngarrihdi, ngurrihdi, mulewarren, kunkurlah, ngardduk, nguddangke, marneyime, kan-, nga-, yi-, ngalbadjan, ngalkohbanj, djedje, karrang, (ngunwong)

A new job! by Steven Bird

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird, Bangardi Gavin Namarnyilk and Kamanj Jean Burrunali. Review conversations. NB ngare vs ngamre, ngadurndeng vs ngamdurdeng

The time I met Alice Eather by Steven Bird

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird, Bangardi Gavin Namarnyilk and Kamanj Jean Burrunali. Vocabulary: koyek, karridkad, dowen, bidyikarrme, karrme, lobme, bidbun, kan

Land of honey by Steven Bird

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird and Bangardi Darius Maralngurra. Vocabulary: bolkkime, kakbi, walem, dja, bimbun, ngadburrung

Morning Walk by Steven Bird

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird and Belinj Rhonda Nadjamerrek. Vocabulary: nangale, njale, borledmikenh, beh, yiddok, marnbun, ngaye, ngudda, bim, djenj

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird and Belinj Rhonda Nadjamerrek. Vocabulary: madbun, nan, djare, wam, bengkan, bongun, yawurrinj, kukku

Kabulwarnamyo by Steven Bird

A lesson in Bininj Kunwok, with Steven Bird and Belinj Rhonda Nadjamerrek. Vocabulary: baleh, re, bolknan, wokdi, kured, kandjikandji, kamak, yoh, larrh, kured, wolewoleh, mah, bobo

Waiting, waiting... by Steven Bird

It's a wrap! by Steven Bird

Learning to pronounce children's names by Steven Bird

Heading off to the Top End by Steven Bird

The chairman of Channel 4 Lord Terry Burns leaves the organisation today. His departure has been seen by some as an indication that the government is favouring 'privatisation options' for the channel. On the last day of his second term, and in his final interview for The Media Show as chairman, we speak to him about the highs and lows of the job, his thoughts on how the broadcaster should be structured in the future, and his view on the BBC's Charter renewal. Idris Elba has put diversity back on the agenda for UK broadcasters. The British actor said in a speech to MPs last week, "diversity in the modern world is more than just skin colour." New commitments were also announced by both the BBC & Channel 4. So, what's it like at the sharp end for diversity champions working for the broadcasters? Steve is joined by Joyce Adeluwoye-Adams, BBC Diversity Lead for Television & Channel 4's Creative Diversity Manager, Ade Rawcliffe, to discuss their roles, and the challenges they face when trying to make a positive change. Financial Times journalists have voted in favour of a 24-hour strike over proposed changes to the newspaper's pension policy. It would be the first strike in 30 years if it goes ahead. Last July, Pearson struck a deal to sell the Financial Times to Japan's Nikkei Group for nearly 900 million pounds, after nearly 60 years of ownership. The purchase underscored the Nikkei's bid for a global expansion, but it also led to suggestions that the tie-up could lead to a clash of cultures. Since then, staff have expressed concern over a number of issues, including the editorial independence of the FT. Steven Bird is the National Union of Journalists representative at the FT. He joins Steve in the studio. Producer: Katy Takatsuki.