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In this episode of Best of Midland, we sit down with Eric McManus, Director of the Texas Chapter of the Space Force Association, to explore how Texas—and specifically Midland—is becoming a key player in the future of space and national security.From space defense and energy partnerships to hypersonic tech, in-space refueling, and even lunar base development, Eric breaks down the critical missions shaping the future of the space economy. We also touch on how local businesses and educational institutions in West Texas can play a role in supporting space innovation.Whether you're fascinated by defense, aerospace, or the future of STEM in Texas, this episode is packed with insight into how the Space Force Association is helping secure America's leadership in the space frontier.https://ussfa.org

Dr. Lindley is a board-certified family physician with a direct primary care practice in Texas. She became a family physician out of love for the idea of taking care of the whole family and seeing the family grow. Later in her career, she became interested in helping find solutions to improve the overall healthcare system and is a passionate advocate for her patients, veterans, and healthcare and has been very involved with health policy on the state and national levels. She is a Fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians and is involved with many medical organizations, including the Global COVID Summit and AAPS. She is the Past President of the Texas Osteopathic Medical Association and the Texas Chapter of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. In 2023, she co-founded the Global Health Project (GHP) and now serves as its president. She also serves as the Director of Independent Medical Alliance international fellowship program and last year she was elected to the Brock Independent School District school board and will serve 4 year role as a trustee.

Hello friends! GRAMMY-winning soprano Sangeeta Kaur is my guest for episode 1463! Her latest project, MYTHOLOGIES II, reimagines ancient Greek myths through cinematic soundscapes and lush orchestral tone poems, featuring the world-renowned Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The album, a collaboration with GRAMMY-winning composer Danaë Xanthe Vlasse, is nominated for Best Classical Compendium at the 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards®. Go to sangeetakaurmusic.com for more info on the music. We have a great conversation about being the first Vietnamese female to win a GRAMMY in 2021 for MYTHOLOGIES, working with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at legendary Abbey Road Studios in London, being a Governor at The Texas Chapter of The Recording Academy, owning Studio Hill here in Austin, the Boston Conservatory of Music, collaborating with Jon Anderson of YES, making modern classical music, and much more. I had a great time getting to know Sangeeta. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!    Give to The American Red Cross to help with Southern California Wildfires HERE   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

There's a young alumni theme to this week's episode of The Football Letter Podcast! We're joined by Immediate-Past President of the Central Texas Chapter, Derek Turner '17 and Communications Chair of the Greater Boston Chapter, Andrew Flatley '19. Both Derek and Andrew have made a tremendous impact as volunteers in such a short time since graduating from Penn State. We talked with Derek about his service in the Army ROTC and being stationed at Fort Cavazos after graduation, his involvement with Lion Ambassadors as a student, his role as the Immediate Past President with the Central Texas Chapter and how the chapter unites area Penn Staters on game days. Andrew discussed his deep family connections to Penn State, making lifelong friends through the Legion of Blue basketball student section, the special THON Night of Hope banquets the chapter hosts, the vibes of a Greater Boston Chapter football watch party and more. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with the Central Texas Chapter:WebsiteFacebook GroupInstagramConnect with the Greater Boston Chapter:WebsiteFacebook GroupInstagramLearn more about the Penn State Alumni Association: alumni.psu.edu. Follow the Penn State Alumni Association on:FacebookX (Twitter)InstagramLinkedIn

Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar take their podcast on the road, recording this episode live at the Comic-Con Museum in San Diego as part of the National Cartoonists Society conference and Reuben Awards celebration! They were joined on stage by Maria Scrivan, Hector Cantu, and Dana Simpson to discuss the pressing issues facing cartoonists in the years to come. On today's show:How are you addressing artificial intelligence?What's working on social media?What are your plans for the next five years?What does retirement look like?Maria ScrivanMaria Scrivan is a New York Times bestselling author and award-winning syndicated cartoonist.The first book in her graphic novel series, Nat Enough (Scholastic/Graphix), launched on April 7th, 2020, became an instant New York Times bestseller. It was followed by Forget Me Nat, Absolutely Nat, Definitely Nat, Nat for Nothing, and All is Nat Lost. Nat a Chance will be available in Spring 2025. She is also a contributor to Marvel's Super Stories, which was released in October 2023. Her books have been translated into Italian, French, German, Spanish, Catalan, Hebrew, Korean, Russian, Turkish, and Greek. Maria's comic, Half Full, is syndicated by Andrews McMeel and available on GoComics.com/half-full. For the past ten years, it has appeared daily in newspapers nationwide, including the LA Times.Hector CantuHector had numerous submissions to Mad magazine successfully rejected before the age of 12. In 2000, he launched “Baldo” with Carlos Castellanos. The strip appears in more than 200 newspapers through Andrews McMeel Syndication. Hector currently lives with his wife in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, and is founder of Texas Cartoonists, the Texas Chapter of the National Cartoonists Society.Dana SimpsonDana Claire Simpson, a native of Gig Harbor, Washington, first caught the eyes of devoted comics readers with the internet strip Ozy and Millie. After winning the 2009 Comic Strip Superstar contest, she developed the strip Phoebe and Her Unicorn (originally known as Heavenly Nostrils), now syndicated in newspapers worldwide.There are nineteen Phoebe and Her Unicorn books, including the newest, Unicorn Crush. Ozy and Millie have two books also. All told, Simpson has sold over four million books.Her books have appeared on the New York Times bestseller list and won the Washington State Book Award and the Pacific Northwest Book Award. She lives with her spouse and her cat in Santa Barbara, California. You get great rewards when you join the ComicLab Community on Patreon$2 — Early access to episodes$5 — Submit a question for possible use on the show AND get the exclusive ProTips podcast. Plus $2-tier rewards.Brad Guigar is the creator of Evil Inc and the author of The Webcomics Handbook. Dave Kellett is the creator of Sheldon and Drive.

My heart goes out to every family in America who is dealing with Alzheimer's and dementia because it becomes all-encompassing for the caretaker. Brenda Shuttlesworth is with the Alzheimer's Association North Central Texas chapter and joins us today.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Terri Major-Kincade. Dr. Major-Kincade is a double board certified Neonatologist and Pediatrician and serves as Chair for the Steering Committee for African American Outreach for the Texas Chapter of March of Dimes. Together, we'll discuss how she got her start and current focus in medicine, obstacles in the healthcare industry, her advice to WayMaker listeners and so much more.

You can contact Women Talking About Learning through our website, womentalkingaboutlearning.com We're on Twitter @WTAL_Podcast You can buy us a coffee to support Women Talking About Learning via Ko-Fi. Or you can email us via hello@llarn.com Episode Links: http://www.evenbreak.co.uk/ Learn new skills with online courses Pi-developing-capacity-achieve-gender-equality-education-191205-en Gender and capacity building: A multi-layered study of empowerment Guiding Principles for Capacity Building of Women and Girls: Towards Sustainable, Inclusive and Equitable Growth and Peace Women in Manufacturing Society of Women Engineers Women in engineering University Cambridge student says his success is due to a pupil referral unit Disruptive behaviour leaves excluded pupils' units in England ‘full to bursting' Pupil Referral Unit Employment after Alternative Provision: How can barriers be removed to help young people access work, education and training?​ What is a career path? Definition & examples for paving yours Student loans and grants in the United Kingdom Women & Student Debt The cost of university is soaring – here's where to get a degree for a fraction of the price Equality of access and outcomes in higher education in England Girls' education This week's guests are Natasha Gorman. Natasha is a HR professional with over a decade of experience in public-sector learning and development, facilitation, and coaching, intertwined with equity, diversity and inclusion.    She is best known for her ground-breaking social mobility projects, working in collaboration with the UK government and national Pupil Referral Units. Natasha has dedicated her professional and voluntary work to widening learning access, elevating, and empowering, those most in need.  https://www.linkedin.com/in/natasha-gorman/   Angela Thurman holds a BS in Electrical Engineering, MS in Telecommunications Management,and is a certified Project Management Professional TM. She recently served for more than ten(10) years as a Subcontracts Program Manager at Collins Aerospace, managing complex third-party products for their large OEM customers such as Boeing and Airbus. While at Collins she was recognized as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in Lean Manufacturing, Continuous Improvement, and Supplier Management.   Since leaving Collins in late 2020, Angela has launched Thurman Co., LLC, a technical project management consulting firm in Houston, TX. Thurman Co. provides its clients with  customised project management solutions. She is also a Board Member for the Texas Chapter of Women in Manufacturing.   Website: https://thurmanco.com Personal LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelathurman/ Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/79782654/admin/feed/posts/ Company Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThurmanCoLLC YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ThurmanCoLLC

It's the kick-off to Season 3 of the Texas Trophy Hunters podcast, "The Voice of Texas Hunting", and we had the opportunity to hook up with Brandon Bredemeyer from the West Texas Chapter of SCI. They are a 501c3 volunteer organization raising money for wildlife conservation, education, and humanitarian grants. Over $1,000,000 was distributed in the last 3 years to local and global causes. Examples include scholarships, clean water projects, wildlife research, anti-poaching efforts, the Borderlands Research Institute, and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation.We also had the opportunity to talk a little bit about hunting and some of the stuff that Brandon enjoys hunting!  Nothing beats a good story!TTHA is a known leader in the Texas hunting and outdoor world that is made up of members of all ages.  Our mission is to promote, protect, and preserve Texas' wildlife resources and hunting heritage for our future generations.

Chad Ellis is the CEO of the Texas Agricultural Land Trust (TALT), which is one of the nation's leading ag-focused conservation organizations. TALT's mission is “to conserve the Texas heritage of agricultural lands, wildlife habitats, and natural resources,” but at its core, TALT's work is built on the foundation of long-term, trusting, mutually respectful relationships. - Given the small proportion of public lands in Texas compared to other western states, much of the responsibility for landscape-scale ecological health falls on the shoulders of private landowners. And since 2007, TALT has helped these landowners find ways to not only protect their family legacies, but to improve the overall quality of grasslands, water, air, and wildlife for all Texans. - Chad was raised in rural Texas, and from a very early age, he felt a deep connection to land, agriculture, and wildlife. While his entire career has been devoted to thoughtfully and effectively stewarding natural resources, you'll quickly realize that at his core, Chad is a relationship builder. During his tenures at the NRSC, the Noble Research Institute, and now as the leader of TALT, Chad has implemented many cutting-edge conservation solutions– but, as you'll hear him explain, none of these projects would be successful without solid, trusting relationships between all stakeholders. - Longtime listeners will recognize Chad from an earlier appearance on Mountain & Prairie– back in 2023, he was one of the panelists in an episode called “Landscape-Scale Management in a Private Land State,” which was recorded live at the Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society's annual meeting. In this episode, we dig more into Chad's personal and professional journey in conservation– why he has devoted his career to such a challenging-yet-critical cause, and how he approaches his work from both practical and philosophical perspectives. We discuss his love of entrepreneurial approaches, his leadership style, mentors, the storied legacy of TALT's founder Blair Fitzsimons, supporting the next generation of conservationists, his favorite books, and much more. - If you haven't already, I'd encourage you to check out TALT's website and follow its work on social media– TALT is a constant source of inspiration for me and all of the Western conservation community. Thanks for listening! --- Texas Agricultural Land Trust Chad on LinkedIn Chad's first M&P appearance: Landscape-Scale Management in a Private Land State TALT on Instagram Full episode notes and links: https://mountainandprairie.com/chad-ellis/ Ed's upcoming Rogue River Trip --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 4:30 - Where Chad grew up 7:45 - Chad's work with PERC 10:15 - Where Chad's entrepreneurial background came from 16:15 - How Chad moved up in the NRCS ranks 18:45 - Chad's time with Mobil Foundation 21:45 - Chad's personal vision 24:30 - Chad's motivation to strengthen people's connection to the land, instead of just supporting the land itself 27:15 - How Chad hires for a passionate team 29:15 - Chad's work securing federal funding 32:45 - How Chad thinks about failure 34:45 - How Chad presented his vision for TALT to an already accomplished director, Blair Fitzsimons 40:30 - Chad's goal to support the next generation of conservationists 44:30 - How Chad interprets the threats facing conservation in Texas 51:30 - How Chad prioritizes his allocation of resources 58:45 - Exploring Chad's level of patience, as well as the various ways that people learn and work 1:03:30 - The importance of relationships 1:07:45 - Chad's book recommendations 1:09:15 - Chad's parting words of advice --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts

This is a special live episode that was recorded in Austin, Texas, in November of 2023 at the 50th Anniversary Endangered Species Act Symposium. As you may know, 2023 marked 50 years since the passing of the Endangered Species Act (ESA), which is one the most influential and impactful pieces of conservation legislation in United States history. This symposium gathered together an impressive and wide range of ESA experts from governmental, non-profit, and for-profit organizations, and we spent the day discussing the ESA's fascinating and complex past, present, and future.   In this episode, we'll hear from four leaders who have worked in the trenches of conservation for decades, and each of them brings a unique perspective on both the challenges and opportunities that the ESA creates for on-the-ground conservation. The panelists are:   Gary Frazer, Assistant Director for Ecological Services at the US Fish and Wildlife Service Peg Romanik, a recently retired high-ranking attorney from the Department of Interior Jimmy Bullock, Senior Vice President at Resource Management Service LLC Leo Miranda-Castro, Former USFWS Director and current Executive Director of Conservation without Conflict All four of these distinguished panelists have worked extensively within the frameworks of the Endangered Species Act, and they bring a wealth of practical and philosophical knowledge about the ESA's impact over the past 50 years… and its expected impacts in the future. But perhaps more importantly, these four panelists helped me to appreciate the humanity behind the historic, powerful legislation– the smart, dedicated, conservation-minded leaders whose work has allowed the act to effect change and evolve over the past five decades. We covered a lot during this hour-long discussion, and highlights include: How the ESA switched from a more punitive to a more collaborative approach; concrete examples of productive, collaborative conservation; working with the extreme opinions about climate change; hopes for the future of market-incentivized species conservation; examining potential political threats to the ESA; the evolution of using the ESA for single species conservation to using it for landscape-scale conservation, advice for young people in the conservation field, and much more. This episode was the last panel discussion of the day, so if you'd like to listen to the first three panels, you can do so on this episode's webpage: www.mountainandprairie.com/esa. Those earlier sessions include discussions with everyone from one of the ESA's authors to some of today's most renowned conservation thought leaders– I really can't imagine having a more impressive group of conservation practitioners in one room. You can check out the episode notes for a link to the Symposium's program, which includes all the details of the day's event and speaker bios. And one more thing: This symposium was organized by the fellows of the James G. Teer Conservation Leadership Institute, which is sponsored by The Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society. The mission of the Teer Institute is to ensure a future legacy of well-trained conservation leaders by providing professional training in leadership skills and contemporary conservation. I was so impressed with all the fellows and left this event feeling very optimistic about the future of conservation in Texas and beyond. A huge thank you to the fellows and to Dr. Roel Lopez of Texas A&M University for inviting me down to Austin to moderate this panel. It was an honor to be in the same room with all these amazingly inspiring folks. Hope you enjoy! --- Episode notes and recordings of other panels: https://mountainandprairie.com/esa James G. Teer Conservation Leadership Institute Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 4:00 - Introduction 10:15 - Peg describes when the ESA switched from a more punitive to a more collaborative approach 14:45 - Leo's example of good collaborative conservation 21:00 - How Gary handles extreme opinions about climate change 27:00 - Examples of Jimmy's work with the ESA that became financially sustainable 31:30 - Hopes for the future of market-incentivized species conservation 34:45 - Examining the security of the ESA 39:00 - Discussing the evolution of using the ESA for single species conservation to using it for landscape-scale conservation 44:30 - The panel's advice for young people in this field 53:15 - Wrapping up and acknowledgments --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts

About The GuestDr. Phillip J. Donnelly is Professor of Literature for the Great Texts Program in the Honors College at Baylor University. His teaching and research focus on the connections between philosophy, theology, and imaginative literature, with particular attention to Renaissance literature and the reception of Classical educational traditions.  He serves on the editorial board of Principia: A Journal of Classical Education.  He is the Director of the Texas Chapter of the Alcuin Fellowship and serves on the national board for the Alcuin Fellowship.  He is the author of The Lost Seeds of Learning: Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric as Life-Giving Arts (Classical Academic Press) and Milton's Scriptural Reasoning (Cambridge Univ. Press).  He is the co-editor (with D.H. Williams) of Transformations in Biblical Literary Traditions (Univ. of Notre Dame Press). Show NotesThis engaging conversation gives voice to the nature of verbal arts. As written in his book, The Lost Seeds of Learning: Grammar, Logic, Rhetoric as Life-Giving Arts,  Dr. Phillip Donnelly offers the image of a living seed to represent purposeful communication. From this episode, you will gain a vision for skills learned in the classroom that are alive, not detached, with a new sense of enthusiasm for the art of grammar.  Some points of discussion include:  Why is the trivium so important? What is the core function of the trivium? Why a seed metaphor? What is grammar in the trivium? Books Mentioned in the EpisodeFor 15% off CAP products use discount code CEPODCAST15 at checkout.Dr. Donnelly's book is published by CAP (Classical Academic Press)The Classical Trivium: The Place of Thomas Nash in the Learning of His Time by Marshall McLuhanConfessions by St. Augustine (trans. Maria Boulding)________________________________________________________Upcoming Winter Workshop Links: Fundamentals of a Charlotte Mason Education 7 Week Intensive (with Karen Glass, Kiernan Fiore, and Adrienne Freas)  Snapshot Series Courses by Beautiful Teaching Master Teachers Society for Classical Learning Winter Workshops, 2024 (scroll to read more about Adrienne's Narration Intensive) Sign up for Beautiful Teaching Monthly Newsletter by visiting the website!  Let us help you discover what a beautiful education should look like.  Subscribe to this Podcast on your favorite podcast app! Meet our Team, Explore our Resources and Take advantage of our Services! This podcast is produced by Beautiful Teaching, LLC.Support this podcast: ★ Support this podcast ★ _________________________________________________________Credits:Sound Engineer: Andrew HelselLogo Art: Anastasiya CFMusic: Vivaldi's Concerto for 2 Violins in B flat major, RV529 : Lana Trotovsek, violin Sreten Krstic, violin with Chamber Orchestra of Slovenian Philharmonic © 2023 Beautiful Teaching LLC. All Rights Reserved

It may come as a surprise to you that 1 in 6 veterinarians have contemplated suicide. Veterinarians have one of the highest suicide rates of any profession and male vet techs have a suicide rate over 5 times the average. We've got a crisis going on in our veterinary community and we all need to be aware.Dr. Mallory Preston is a veterinarian practicing in the Houston, TX area and founded the Texas Chapter of Not One More Vet. NOMV is a mental health outreach non-profit specializing in taking care of our veterinarians and their workers. National Suicide Hotline: 988https://www.nomv.org/https://www.youtube.com/@notonemorevethttps://www.instagram.com/notonemorevet/https://twitter.com/notonemorevetVideo on 4-7-8 Guided Breathing Exercisehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiUnFJ8P4gMLeaves on a Streamhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exLaebgFO_8

In this conversation, I am speaking with Selena Coburn BC-DMT, LMHC, LCPC, who is currently serving as the ADTA Standards and Ethics Chair. We discuss the challenges the ADTA is facing as an organization and how the change and growth often involve discomfort and negotiating difference. Selena is a mental health and dance/movement therapist in Great Falls, Montana and an adjunct professor at Lesley University. She is a descendent of Blackfeet, Klamath, Cree, and Pitt River tribes. She earned her BFA in Dance from SUNY Purchase College in Purchase, NY. Selena's dance/movement therapy training includes the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan, NY, and Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. As a registered dance/movement therapist, she believes in the importance of decolonizing dance as therapy, and culturally inclusive processing as the primary therapeutic principle. Selena has worked with adolescents in the residential treatment center setting and experienced the power of incorporating cultural healing elements in helping adolescents navigate social, emotional, physical, and relational developmental changes. Coburn has presented on Blackfeet cultural dances, Native American perspectives, and participated in panel discussions locally, regionally, and internationally. Selena founded the Native American Affinity Group as part of the Multicultural Diversity Committee of the ADTA and received the Leader of Tomorrow Award in 2020. She has previously served on the Texas Chapter board.

In the first part of this episode of the Curious Realm host Christopher Jordan welcomes Roy Schauffle, head of the San Antonio, Texas Chapter of MUFON. We discuss the recent NASA UAP panel addressing the science behind the research of the phenomena. How does this panel further the cause of disclosure and how does it help further the case of science when examining the evidence provided regarding UAPs? In the second part of the episode, we welcome researcher and author of the Who's Who in the Cosmic Zoo series, Ella Lebain, to discuss the rampant hyperactivity of the Sun. What do these abnormally long solar storms mean for Earth? How do they affect our planet, our atmosphere and even our planetary pole? Could a solar storm the like of which we have never seen set mankind back and are we ready for such an eventuality? Join the Curious Realm as we delve into the topics of the NASA UAP panel and MUFON investigation with Roy Schauffele and solar cycle anomalies with Ella LeBain. Curious Realm is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. For more great shows and content subscribe at HCUniversalNetwork.com. Curious Realm would like to thank the continuing support of our listeners and sponsors including PodcastCadet.com, Use Code Curious20 to save 20% off today! Curious Realm has teamed up with True Hemp Science, Austin, TX based suppliers of high-quality full spectrum emulsified CBD products and more. Visit TrueHempScience.com TODAY and use code Curious7 to save 7% off your order of $50 or more and get a free 50mg CBD edible! Curious Realm is proud to partner with Dr Kimberly McGeorge, naturopathic doctor, energy healer, remote viewer, paranormal expert, and consciousness teacher. For readings, workshops or private instruction visit Dr McGeorge at SecretToEverything.com. Website live streams powered by Web Work Wireless. For the best in home and business WiFi solutions visit WebWorksWireless.com. Intro music “A Curious Realm” provided by No Disassemble find more great music and content at: NoDisassemble.com #curiousrealm #hcuniversalnetwork #podcastcadet #truehempscience #webworkswireless #secrettoeverything

In the first part of this episode of the Curious Realm host Christopher Jordan welcomes Roy Schauffle, head of the San Antonio, Texas Chapter of MUFON. We discuss the recent NASA UAP panel addressing the science behind the research of the phenomena. How does this panel further the cause of disclosure and how does it help further the case of science when examining the evidence provided regarding UAPs? In the second part of the episode, we welcome researcher and author of the Who's Who in the Cosmic Zoo series, Ella Lebain, to discuss the rampant hyperactivity of the Sun. What do these abnormally long solar storms mean for Earth? How do they affect our planet, our atmosphere and even our planetary pole? Could a solar storm the like of which we have never seen set mankind back and are we ready for such an eventuality? Join the Curious Realm as we delve into the topics of the NASA UAP panel and MUFON investigation with Roy Schauffele and solar cycle anomalies with Ella LeBain. Curious Realm is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. For more great shows and content subscribe at HCUniversalNetwork.com. Curious Realm would like to thank the continuing support of our listeners and sponsors including PodcastCadet.com, Use Code Curious20 to save 20% off today! Curious Realm has teamed up with True Hemp Science, Austin, TX based suppliers of high-quality full spectrum emulsified CBD products and more. Visit TrueHempScience.com TODAY and use code Curious7 to save 7% off your order of $50 or more and get a free 50mg CBD edible! Curious Realm is proud to partner with Dr Kimberly McGeorge, naturopathic doctor, energy healer, remote viewer, paranormal expert, and consciousness teacher. For readings, workshops or private instruction visit Dr McGeorge at SecretToEverything.com. Website live streams powered by Web Work Wireless. For the best in home and business WiFi solutions visit WebWorksWireless.com. Intro music “A Curious Realm” provided by No Disassemble find more great music and content at: NoDisassemble.com #curiousrealm #hcuniversalnetwork #podcastcadet #truehempscience #webworkswireless #secrettoeverything

In Episode 41 of The Energy Question, David Blackmon interviews Genevieve Collins, State Director for the Texas Chapter of Americans for Prosperity. 00:00 - Intro00:56 - Genevieve discusses her background and the mission of AFP Texas03:02 - Talks about Americans for Prosperity and how it started04:51 - Discussion of AFP's legislative agenda in Texas06:01 - The importance of property tax cuts09:18 - AFP's efforts related to charter schools11:47 - Discussion on Education savings accounts14:46 - Recap of recent House Public Education Committee hearing on school choice18:26 - Where you can find AFP Texas and get involved19:19 - Discussion of Proposition K in El Paso25:00 - EndAFP Texas Home Page: https://americansforprosperity.org/state/texas/Sponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions Energy Transition Absurdities SubstackThe Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationIrina Slav LinkedInArmando Cavanha LinkedIn ENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

4.24.23 – Gold Star Families- The Greater Southeastern Texas Chapter and Gold Star Legacy Some families gave it all when their loved one dies serving our country in the military. Hear about the newly formed [...]

This is the second of two live episodes that were recorded at the Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society's 2023 annual meeting in Houston, Texas. The topic of this panel discussion was Achieving Landscape-Scale Management in a Private Land State. As you learned in the previous episode, Texas has very little public land compared to other western states, so large-landscape conservation in Texas brings with it a number of extremely unique challenges and opportunities. In this conversation, we heard from four of Texas's most respected conservation leaders– individuals who are finding ways to achieve ambitious conservation goals using their own unique skillsets and approaches. - I was joined on stage in front of an audience of nearly 600 people by Roel Lopez, Director of the Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute; Chad Ellis, CEO of the Texas Agricultural Land Trust; Terry Anderson, co-founder of Conservation Equity Management and Conservation Equity Partners; and Billy Tarrant, Associate Director of Stewardship Services at Borderlands Research Institute. You can check out the episode notes for more information on each of the panelists and links to their respective bios and organizations. - As you'll hear in the conversation, there are a wide range of innovative approaches and tools– from academic to non-profit to market-based– that are allowing Texas to be a trailblazer in private lands conservation in the United States. So we had a lot to cover in this hour-long session, including: The evolution and use of conservation easements, the importance of building solid relationships with landowners, new conservation tools on the horizon, how Texas has exported is private lands conservation tools to other states, data around population growth in Texas, advice for you and aspiring conservationists, and a long list of books, podcasts, and resources that have influenced these conservation leaders. - And just before this conversation, each of the panelists did a brief presentation that summarized all of the important work they are doing in Texas. If you'd like to listen to those talks and access their Powerpoint presentations, there's a link in the episode notes. However, you don't need to listen to those presentations to get full value out of this episode– but they are there if you want to go a little deeper. - If you're interested in conservation and learning from impressive individuals who have devoted their lives to land, stewardship, and conservation, then I know you'll enjoy this episode. Once again, thanks to John Kinsey and the Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society for inviting me down to Houston and for giving me the opportunity to have these meaningful conversations. Enjoy! --- Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society The Wildlife Society Panelists Bios Listen to the pre-podcast presentations Full episode notes and links: https://mountainandprairie.com/landscape-scale/ --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:00 – Introduction 5:00 – Discussing the Conservation Easement as a tool, and how it has evolved 10:30 – The importance of relationships in this work 13:30 – What new tools do we need in private lands conservation 22:00 – Discussing the private lands conservation strategies that Texas has been able to export to other states 27:15 – Whether or not the experts predicted the population numbers and growth that Texas is seeing today 29:45 – Advice for young professionals who want to become better storytellers 40:30 – The importance of building relationships with politicians for conservation work 53:00 – Books, podcasts, heroes, and other resources that have influenced the panelists 56:30 – Where the panelists find hope and motivation --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts

This is the first of two live episodes that were recorded at the Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society's 2023 annual meeting in Houston, Texas. The topic of this panel discussion was Equitable Access to the Outdoors, a subject that is timely and important in all areas of the West, but especially important in Texas, where 93% of the state's land is privately owned. Whether your interest is outdoor recreation, public health, climate change, or public-private conservation partnerships, the ability for people to have access to parks, trails, open spaces, and wild places is becoming more and more important with each passing year. - For this conversation, I was joined on stage by five Texas conservation innovators– folks who are working hard to ensure that Texans of all stripes have ample opportunities to spend time outside– whether in the cities or in the state's more rural areas. In order of their appearance in this conversation, we had Jaime González, Healthy Communities Director for the Nature Conservancy; Sarah Coles, Executive Director of the Texas Children in Nature Network; Immanuel Salas, Texas Parks and Wildlife's R3 Coordinator for Hunting and Shooting Sports; Neal Wilkins, President and CEO of the East Foundation; and Joseph Fitzsimons, conservationist and owner of the San Pedro Ranch. You can check out the episode notes for more information on each of the panelists and links to their respective bios and organizations. - I could've spent hours talking to each of the panelists individually, but as a group, we had a very informative and educational conversation– one that provided a different perspective from some of my past episodes that focused on equitable access. we covered a lot in this hour-long discussion, including: the importance of building thriving cities with ample parks, trails, and outdoor space; how these organizations are working to reverse some of the disheartening trends around children's health and their access to the outdoors; the importance of collaborative partnerships, the R3 program in Texas– what it is, why it's important, and how it is evolving; the role of private landowners in providing access opportunities; the importance of youth education; the role of government; public land in Texas; the need to engage with elected officials; favorite books; and much more. - I learned a lot from this conversation and was honored to share a stage with such an impressive group of people who are working so hard on this all-important issue. Click the link in your podcast player to access all of the notes and links from this episode– we've listed tons of excellent resources from this episode. - Thanks to John Kinsey and the Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society for inviting me to host this event, and thank you for listening. Hope you enjoy! --- Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society The Wildlife Society Panelists Bios Full episode note and links: https://mountainandprairie.com/equitable-access/ --- TOPICS DISCUSSED 3:04 - An introduction, and then Jaime discusses his work with TNC in Houston 9:25 - The quantitative way that Jaime and TNC evaluate success in connecting youth with the outdoors 11:25 - Sarah introduces Texas Children in Nature Network 15:55 - Sarah explains TCINN's partnership model 19:10 - Immanuel discusses the R3 program and its importance 26:40 - Neil introduces the East Foundation 30:55 - How the East Foundation's educational programs have shifted over time 32:10 - How Joe became involved in public lands conservation work through the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission 38:55 - The panelists' experience in dealing with politics and elected officials 46:40 - The panelists discuss the importance of storytelling 58:40 - Panelists' suggestions for books, podcasts, resources to access, etc --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts

Rebecca Johnson is an ISA Certified Arborist and a true arborholic. She is addicted to helping trees and the people who care for them. Rebecca regularly provides education to fellow arborists and the general public. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Texas Chapter of ISA as its president and is a private consulting arborist, teaching homeowners about proper tree care. Rebecca has been involved with the Certified Arborist prep courses since 2011 and was part of the cadre responsible for bringing the Certified Arborist prep class to Austin, Texas in 2015. She currently coordinates the Austin class. Rebecca was recognized with the 2020 ISA President's Award for her work with Women in Arboriculture. She is a TCIA Certified Treecare Safety Professional, Tree Risk Assessment Qualified, and holds the Texas ISA Oak Wilt and Wildfire Risk Reduction qualifications, and has a degree in Forestry from Oklahoma State University. She spends her free time looking at and admiring trees and spends quality time with her family and pets. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/plantatrilliontrees/support

This week Scott talked with Jamila English, Legislative Director for the Texas Chapter of Emgage, a foundation with the goal of educating and mobilizing Muslim American voters in support of policies that enable their communities to thrive and democracy to flourish. They discussed the upcoming Texas Muslim Capitol Day and AAPI Advocacy Day and their priorities for the legislative session. Head to www.eventbrite.com/e/texas-asian-american-pacific-islander-aapi-advocacy-day-tickets-558310831727 to sign up!

In this episode, I share the audio from a panel discussion I was asked to participate on Wednesday this week. The discussion was focused on Lean Manufacturing, but we also discussed Six Sigma quite a bit. The event was hosted by the Texas Chapter of the Women in Manufacturing Association. They are the only national and global trade association dedicated to providing year-round support to women who have chosen a career in the manufacturing industry I'm sharing only the segments when I talked, but I encourage you to listen or watch the entire hour-long discussion. The other panelists were Crystal Davis, Dave Crysler, RaeJean Griffin, Sneha Kumari, and Troy Weier. I have a link to the association and the recording is in the links section below. Links Women in Manufacturing - Texas Chapter Women in Manufacturing Panel Discussion Video Need help in your organization? Let's talk! Schedule a free support call BIZ-PI.com LeanSixSigmaDefinition.com Have a question? Submit a voice message at Anchor.fm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leansixsigmabursts/message

How safe is it for a woman born with hypoplastic right heart syndrome to get pregnant and carry a baby to term? What considerations need to be made when Heart Warriors with complex CHDs decide to get pregnant? What advice does a Heart Warrior Mom have for others considering having a baby?Katelynn Scoggins was born with a critical congenital heart defect known as hypoplastic right heart syndrome. Unlike many people born with HRHS, she has not had the Fontan Procedure. She has done very well medically. Katie was homeschooled and she and I have known each other forever! She is a Texan, and she was an intern with Hearts Unite the Globe for a while and I even got her to attend Toastmasters meetings with me in Gatesville. We also worked together with the Texas Chapter of the Children's Heart Foundation. Katie and Christopher Scoggins were married in May 2018. They welcomed their son, Isaiah, into the world in December 2019. She's coming on the show today to tell us about her journey to parenthood. Support the showAnna's Buzzsprout Affiliate LinkBaby Blue Sound CollectiveSocial Media Pages:Apple PodcastsFacebookInstagramMeWeTwitterYouTubeWebsite

Introducing Wonder Media Network's latest audio documentary, Teaching Texas. In 1961, Norma and Mel Gabler were a quiet couple living in Longview, Texas. One day, they noticed some factual errors in one of their sons' textbooks. What began as a small complaint morphed into a multi-decade crusade to shape what children of Texas ​​— and therefore the country — read in their textbooks. In an election year with raging debates around education, this audio documentary charts how Texas dictated American education over the last sixty years and examines how the fight over our childrens' classroom has only intensified today.WMN on Twitter: @wmnmedia Grace Lynch on Twitter: @gracelynch08

Join us as we talk with Marcos, owner of Sisco D Ranch and an amazing supporter of HHO and our Texas Chapter. Marcos is living out the dream him and his late brother had, while ensuring to run the business with him at the forefront of every decision. As our preferred exoctic ranch across the organization, Marcos has opened his doors to HHO and we want to see you on a hunt in Texas with them! As they say over at Sisco D, Book it and Bag it!! Check the links below to check out both the ranch and the trapping side of the business.High Fence Hunting Ranch in Texas | Guaranteed Whitetail & Exotic Hunts Texas (siscodranch.com)Texas Big Game Trapping & Relocation Services | Sisco D Trapping & ExoticsSocial Media: (1) Sisco D Ranch | Santa Anna TX | Facebook

Today's episode is a panel discussion with several impressive ladies - including Kelli Roach (General Counsel of Black Mountain Sand), Christina Sanders (General Counsel of NGP ETP, and Casey Moore (Senior Counsel for Litigation at Vistra Corp). Each of them is a member of the Women's Energy Network - North Texas Division. The vision of the Women's Energy Network is to provide networking and community outreach opportunities and foster career and leadership development. Although I spoke with lawyers today, the organization invites women from all different backgrounds.  I thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with Kelli, Christina, and Casey. They shared valuable advice, interesting experiences, and lots of laughs too. But I think my favorite moments in our conversation were the really specific, tangible examples of how they've all managed to overcome challenges and insecurities. They're all talented lawyers and I so appreciated learning more about how they got to where they are.

Creston Herron is the current Director of Fine Arts for the Klein Independent School District and the Conductor of Rice University's Campanile Orchestra. He is the former Director of Orchestras at Klein High School and the former Director of Strings for the Yes Prep Public Schools. Mr. Herron's many engagements as a guest conductor include work with Regional and All State ensembles in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, New Mexico, South Carolina, Tennessee and throughout Texas. He has also served on the summer faculty of the AFA Summer Music Festival, Stephen F. Austin University Summer Music Camp and the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Summer Music Clinic. As a dedicated pedagogue, Mr. Herron enjoys working with current and future educators and young performers. He has presented masterclasses and guest lectures at The Midwest Clinic, Rice University, Shepherd School of Music, Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, University of Houston, Moores School of Music, Sam Houston State University, Texas Tech University, The American String Teachers Association, The League of American Orchestras, and the NAMM Believe in Music Webinar Series, American. He also gives professional development workshops to educators locally and nationally and is involved in judging UIL competitions and solo and ensemble contests. Mr. Herron enjoyed national recognition both as an educator and musician in tenure with the Klein High School orchestra who earned multiple national titles under his direction, including being named national winner of The American Prize, Grand Champions of the ASTA National Orchestra Festival, Texas Music Educators Association State Honor Orchestra, Grand Champions of the New York Orchestra Cup and invited group at the 75th Midwest Clinic held in Chicago, Illinois. Individually he has been recognized for his work in music education as Teacher of the Year at Klein High School, awarded the Marjorie Keller Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award by the state board of the Texas Chapter of ASTA and the Spec's Charitable Award for Excellence in Music Education awarded by the Houston Symphony. Alongside his work as an educator, Mr. Herron continues to hone his performing skills as a violinist, having collaborated with artists such as Renee Fleming, Mark O'Connor, and Rachel Barton-Pine. He has performed with Da Camera of Houston, CCM Spoleto Festival in Italy, Galveston Symphony, Trans-Siberian Orchestra Pasadena Philharmonic, Eutiner Festspiele Opera in Eutin, Germany and the Houston Latin Philharmonic. Creston Herron is a graduate of the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas, where he received his B.M. in music performance, Rice University, Shepherd School of Music in Houston, TX, where he received his M.M. on scholarship as a Provost Fellow and a Brown Scholar, and recently received a M.Ed in school leadership from Sam Houston State University. Creston Herron lives in Houston with his wife, orchestra director Dawn Herron and two children. Mr. Herron can be reached at cherron1@kleinisd.net or on Twitter: @CrestonHerron --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/orchestrateacher/support

Guest, Mila Golovine Graduate of the first class of the University of Houston (UH) Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship (WCE) at Bauer College of Business, Ludmila (Mila) Rusakova Golovine, years later, runs the global language solutions company she presented in her class business plan and then started in 1993.  She has grown MasterWord into a world-ranked Top 50 multi-million-dollar company that delivers language access and enables success of international organizations, projects, and initiatives in over 400+ languages. Golovine, who speaks Russian, French and English, is the driving force behind MasterWord's mission to Connect People Across Language and Culture.  She is respected nationally and internationally for her innovative management processes and industry-leading client solutions.  As a professional translator, interpreter and business leader, she has guided MasterWord's scope and capabilities, understanding the complexities of the global marketplace and providing her teams the tools to hone razor-sharp plans of action that generate successful results. She excels at providing clients innovative solutions based on creative thinking, strategic planning, the latest in technology and doing business with heart. After graduating with a double major in Finance and Marketing from UH Bauer College, Golovine completed her Masters coursework in Entrepreneurship at the UH Wolff Center, where she continues to participate as a mentor and guest lecturer. She was recognized with the Outstanding Young Alumni of UH Award in 1997 and decades later featured as a most prominent alumnus of the UH Bauer College in the Bloomberg Business Week profile. In 2014 she was the first WCE alum to endow a scholarship at her alma mater and in 2014 and 2015 achieved the Houston Business Journal (HBJ) “Cougar 100” for Top 100 UH Alumni businesses. Her work has been recognized by the following awards and rankings: HBJ Outstanding CEO of a Medium-Sized Company (2017); EY Entrepreneur of the Year Gulf Coast Area Finalist (2017); Enterprising Women magazine “Enterprising Women of the Year” (2016), Certificate of Congressional Recognition G7 “Excellence in International Service award (2015), Houston Woman magazine “Savvy Sister Award” (2013), “Houston's 50 Most Influential Women of 2017” Houston Woman Magazine, “Top 100 Women Owned Businesses” in Texas and “Top 500 Women-Owned Businesses” in the U.S. (DiversityBusiness.com), one of “15 Largest Language Services Providers in North America” and one of “50 Largest Language Services Providers Worldwide” (Common Sense Advisory). Throughout her career Golovine has prioritized community service by heading initiatives and generating support for Friends of Integrative Medicine at University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Greater Houston Partnership, Jung Center – Houston, Rice University Kinder Institute for Urban Research and Texas Association of Healthcare Interpreters and Translators (founding member). She serves on the Board of the Rothko Chapel, Advisory Board for the Mind, Body, Spirit Institute of the Jung Center, chairs the Advisory Subcommittee for the Translation and Interpretation Program at the Houston Community College, is the Chapter Manager for the Texas Chapter of Women in Localization and a member of the International Women's Forum, Charter 100, and Women's Business Enterprise Alliance. Golovine contributes to the arts and fields of mindful leadership, multicultural workplaces, entrepreneurship and social justice/human trafficking as a patron, speaker and writer for UH Bauer College, The Entrepreneurship Institute Presidents' Forum, national and local professional interpreter & translator associations, among others, and as a member of the National Speakers Associatio

May 31, 2022 40. Do You See the Stars Where You Live?Have you ever traveled to the mountains or the desert, looked up at the night sky, and a whole universe of new things appeared before your eyes? This week's guest Cindy Luongo Cassidy wants everyone to experience that and she's working with the Texas Chapter of the International Dark-Sky Association to make it possible. Here are some important moments from the podcast: At 5:43 Cindy talks about the five principles of responsible outdoor lighting.At 16:46 Cindy answers the question “Do you feel like you can see a difference with what you are doing?”At 22:15 What are the biggest obstacles you face as you're trying to make this problem better?Here's the website to learn more about the International Dark-Sky Association:https://txnsf.org/Here are social media platforms to follow Cindy and the Dark-Sky Association:Twitter: https://twitter.com/IdaTexasInstagram: https://instagram.com/ida_texas?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/IDATEXAShttps://www.facebook.com/TexasNightSkyFestivalImportant information from Homeowners Be Aware:We are excited to be listed in Feedspots 40 best Homeowner podcasts : https://podcasts.feedspot.com/homeowner_podcasts/ Here are ways you can follow me on line:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homeownersbeaware/ Website: https://homeownersbeaware.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-siegal/ If you'd like to reach me for any reason, here's the link to my contact form: https://homeownersbeaware.com/contactHere's the link to the documentary film I'm making Built to Last: Buyer Beware.

Serving as a companion piece to the recent episode on the massive wildfire outbreak in Texas, we feature two experts on the topic of the relationship of wildfires to ecology. Dr. Kelly Lyons, professor of Biology at Trinity University in San Antonio, embarks on a field excursion with us into a recent burn zone to help us interpret the landscape. Matt Mccaw, President for the Texas Chapter of the Society for Ecological Restoration, shares about the impacts of fire on animals, functions of prescribed burns, and the amazing biodiversity following wildfires.

This week we talk with Eddie Arnold, Chapter President and SHP Board Member about how his chapter grew with the help of a large core team.

Organization: American Red Cross - Southeast Texas & Deep East Texas Chapter Guest: Chester Jourdan - Executive Director NFP is a weekly feature highlighting a local not-for-profit organization in Southeast Texas, hosted and produced by Jason M. Miller Tune in each Thursday at 7:50 a.m. during Morning Edition on 91.3 FM KVLU in Beaumont, Texas or online at kvlu.org.

Every other year board certified EMS physicians must take an open book quiz over 20-25 papers felt by the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) to be something all EMS physicians should know. Dr. Jarvis and Dr. Casey Patrick (@cpatrick_89) from Montgomery County Health District EMS gave a lecture reviewing the 2020 ABEM EMS LLSA articles at the recent meeting of the Texas Chapter of NAEMSP. We got together right after our lecture to record this podcast going over these articles. Join us from the Cavalier Room at the Historic Menger Hotel (@mengerhotel) in downtown San Antonio, literally next door to the Alamo.

Lorenzo Jones, a NABWIC member with the Texas Chapter, resides in Houston Texas where he has worked for the past three years as an architectural designer with PBK.  Currently, Lorenzo works for EJES, Inc., an award-winning architecture and engineering firm specializing in Aviation, Transportation, Water Waste/Pipeline and more. Lorenzo is also CEO of his own graphic design company, Lenz Noirre (pronounced nu-whar).   Lorenzo's educational background consists of two bachelors in architecture and construction science in addition to a master's in Architecture, which he acquired at Prairie View A&M University. As he continues to develop his career, the young professional has obtained his license to be a licensed architect and plans to open his architectural firm in the near future. Lorenzo is a member of NABWIC and is active in the Texas Area and is a member of NABWIC's national Marketing and Communications Committee. ___________________________ Lenz Noirre  I  Design. Create. Innovate 281.736.9987  I  lenznoirredesign.com _________________________________ NABWIC's Vision: The Vision of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) is to build lasting strategic partnerships with first-rate organizations and individuals that will provide ground-breaking and innovative solutions for black women in construction and their respective communities. NABWIC.ORG

Earl Young, a gold metal Olympian and cancer survivor, shares about the importance of becoming a bone marrow donor. It's easy, painless, and could save a life.Earl Young has served in the role of Advisor, Corporate Officer and Director, of companies in the United States and abroad. He has business experience with Fortune 5000 companies and Investment Banking firms in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Vancouver and London. Mr. Young has worked with Presidents, Cabinet Ministers and Ambassadors of many of the World Bank approved countries of sub-Sahara and has led negotiations with OPIC, World Bank and USAID in their behalf and that of public and private corporations. Working with U.S. Senators and Congressmen, Mr. Young has secured representation for funding in the U.S. Appropriations Bills of 2007 and 2008.Mr. Young serves as a Director of Corporate Council on Africa (CCA) www.africacncl.org, a Washington D.C. based organization with a corporate membership that represents over 90% of all United States private sector investment in Africa. CCA is dedicated to enhancing trade and investment between the United States and the 54 nations of Africa. Additionally, he has served as a member of the CCA HIV/AIDS Task Force. He serves on the Board of Directors of Diamond Fields Resources Inc. an international mineral exploration company with headquarters in Vancouver, B.C., with properties in Namibia, Madagascar, and Saudi Arabia. He is a past Director of Madagascar Resources an Australian based heavy mineral exploration and mining company.Mr. Young is a member of the Abilene Christian University Council and a Director of the American Studies Institute Advisory Board of Harding University in Searcy Arkansas, Past President of the U.S. Madagascar Business Council and was President of the Madagascar Health and Education Foundation.As President and CEO of Madagascar World Voice (MWV), a philanthropic organization, Mr. Young assisted World Christian Broadcasting (WCB) with the building of a shortwave radio station in Mahajunga, Madagascar. WCB has been broadcasting into the former USSR, Pacific Rim and China for over 30 years, in English, Russian and Chinese. The combined stations have now added Spanish and Portuguese now broadcast to the 3 billion shortwave receivers around the world.A world class athlete at the age of 19, Mr. Young was a member of the 1960 United States Olympic Track and Field Team winning a Gold Medal in the 1600 meter relay while setting a new Olympic and World Record. Mr. Young represented the United States on the 1963 Pan American Team winning two Gold Medals and also ran on numerous international teams establishing 4 World Records an Olympic Record and 3 American Records. He is an All-American in Track and Field and was on the cover of Sports Illustrated in June of 1961. He is a member of the Texas High School Coaches Hall of Fame and served as President of the Texas Chapter of Olympians. Mr. Young has served as a Board Member of the U.S. Olympic Alumni Association and was the founding Chairman of the Olympians for Olympians Relief Fund.On September 16, 2010 Mr. Young was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia and was the recipient of a Bone Marrow Transplant on January 21, 2011.Earl Young's Team www.earlyoungsteam.com was founded April 2015 with the objective of increasing awareness and registering Donors of stem cells or bone marrow to save lives of those diagnosed with blood cancer. Over 16,000 Donors have been registered through this Foundation and 47 people have been given a chance at extended lives through transplants from matching Donors. Mr. Young has spoken on numerous University Campuses in conjunction with Drives and last year was Featured Speaker at the National Student Nurses Association Summer Conference.To learn more, contact Earl at Earl@EarlYoungsTeam.com.Finish Your Racehttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/finish-your-race/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/earl-young-shares-how-registering-to-be-a-bone-marrow-donor-could-save-a-life

We sit down with the Texas Chapter of RMEF Chairman Danny De Rozario and Regional Coordinator Whitney Huddleston. We talk about How to hunt Elk for a flat lander, What you need to know and how to go about getting your first Elk down. Grab a cold brew and enjoy this one!! https://rmef.com/ https://events.rmef.org/shop/northtexas2?utm_source=rmef.org&utm_medium=events_page    

A look back at a crazy week that featured some truly insane people.  Sean Hannity "interviews" Donald Trump, Mike Lindell finally launches his social media platform...well, sort of..., Ted Nugent, washed up rocker, gun nut, Covid-denier, anti-vaxer...tests positive, and a truly insane QAnon confab in Tulsa, Oklahoma took place this past week.  One of these wins the prestigious Parade of Assholes, asshole of the week award.minyard.minyardpodcast@gmail.comMusical Credit: David Horton,  spokesperson for  "Friends of M & M" Texas Chapter.

 In this episode, we are joined by Rebecca Johnson of Arborholic, LLC, Kristy Hiller, Vice President of Administration at TCIA, and Amanda Gazlay, coordinator of Member Engagement at TCIA to discuss creating your own personal board of directors. Finding mentors and people to be on your board is not a one size fits all process, we dive into the various ways one can go about finding the right set of people.Rebecca is an International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Certified Arborist and addicted to helping trees and the people who care for them. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Texas Chapter of ISA, Chairs the Texas ISA education committee, and is a private consulting arborist, teaching homeowners about proper tree care.  She also works with the City of Austin to provide tree education to City employees whose work brings them into contact with trees, with the goal of improving tree care across the city.  Our sponsor for this episode is Samson Rope.

So many women physicians have come close to or have experienced burnout and it can be completely debilitating. Dr. Laura Demoya shares how she used her experience with burnout to rediscover her self-worth and how she chooses happiness daily.   How to Develop Your Own Sense of Self Worth Be Happy with Who You Are Ask for Help When You Need It   About Dr. Laura Demoya Dr. Laura Catalina Demoya,  F.A.C.P., was born and raised in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. She finished high school and college in Florida and went on to pursue her medical degree at UNPHU (Universidad Nacional Pedro Henriquez Ureña) in Santo Domingo in 2001. She completed her internship and residency in Internal Medicine at Methodist Hospital in Dallas, Texas. In 2006 she joined the medical staff at Baylor University Medical Center (BUMC) where she has been practicing for the last ten years in a variety of clinical settings. She is a member of the MedProvider Inpatient Care Unit which one of the premier groups in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in partnership with the Baylor Scott and White Health System.   Since 2008, she has also staffed the Preoperative Clinic in her group providing assistance to surgeons with high quality, evidence-based, peri-operative management of individuals with high risk and complex chronic medical conditions. Dr. Demoya also has extensive experience in  Long Term Acute Care combining her inpatient practice with LTACH services over the last ten years.  She is part of the Faculty of the Internal Medicine Residency program at BUMC and is currently Assistant Professor of Baylor Scott and White Medical Center. She was also an Attending Physician at the Residency Clinic from 2009 to 2013. Dr. Demoya served as the official medical expert for Univision Channel 23 in Texas affiliated with BUMC for many years. She reported on current medical topics, educating viewers in Spanish on relevant health issues.  From 2010 to 2013 she served on the Board of Directors for the Texas Chapter of the American College of Physicians. She has been a very active ACP member and is a fellow of the college in April of 2014. She currently serves on the Hospitalist Committee of the chapter. After many years of practicing hospital medicine, Dr. Demoya decided to see patients at a Retirement and assisted living facility where she practices in a concierge manner. She is also a diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine. Dr. Demoya has 2 daughters and enjoys traveling the world, hiking, and loves the culinary arts.   Rising After Burnout Burnout rarely comes out of nowhere, as Dr. Laura Demoya explains. Burnout usually has a slow and gradual approach - but an approach that, if you’re not paying close attention, can still take you completely unawares. When Laura experienced her burnout, she quickly realized she couldn’t keep on the way she was going. Leaving clinical medicine, she started working at a concierge practice for patients in retirement.  Laura describes her first experiences with life coaching as realizing that all her dreams are within reach if they’re actually what she wants to achieve. And that’s the best advice she can give you, too: if you want it, you can absolutely make it happen.   Cultivating Inner Peace and Self-Worth One of the biggest revelations Laura had was discovering her own sense of self-worth. She stopped punishing herself and started praising her accomplishments - even if those looked different than they used to. Laura cultivated a sense of peace and inner happiness that helped her figure out what truly mattered to her. Another big piece for her was learning when she needed to ask for help - and actually doing it. There is no shame in asking someone to help you when you feel you need it, but so often, women are hesitant and nervous about actually taking that step. Laura’s best advice for discovering her self-worth is to be happy with who you are and where you are now and to ask for help when you need it. Give yourself grace, create space, and find in yourself that peace and self-worth.   Homework for Women Physicians How do you find your own sense of peace? How confident are you to ask for help when you need it? Let me know in the comments on the episode page.   In This Episode  How burnout happens slowly and gradually [3:45] How coaching can help you realize and live out other dreams you might have [6:30] What can happen when you allow yourself a sense of peace and happiness [10:00] Why you should ask for help when you feel you need it [16:30] How creating space and finding self-worth creates peace [21:00]   Quotes “Through coaching, I found courage, and I came to a place a self-realization that I deserve what I was looking for and what I wanted.” [7:53] “The other thing that works for me, and I believe a lot of women have trouble with, is not punishing yourself when you have a night out, or you’re on vacation, or you’re traveling. The same goes for your exercise routine.” [18:10] “You have to ask for help. Sometimes you think that you’re doing everything that you can, but you’re not.”  [19:37] “There’s always room for improvement and you have to love yourself.” [20:51] “It takes a lot of work. I think it takes much forgiveness and grace that you have to give yourself. You can cry it out, come to peace with who you are and what you want, and know that you don’t owe anybody anything but your happiness and best example, and go on from there.” [23:00]   Resources Mentioned Check out the full episode page here What Body Type are You? Take the Quiz. Join the Waitlist for G.O.A.L.S Society Find Life Coaching for Women Physicians Online Follow Dr. Ali Novitsky on Facebook | Instagram  Subscribe to Life Coaching for Women Physicians on Apple Podcasts Podcast production by the team at Counterweight Creative   Related Episodes Episode 47: From Burnout to Business Owner with Dr. Michelle Quirk  Episode 18: “I Am Afraid That I’m Burning Out” with Dr. Amelia Bueche  Episode 27: “I Can’t Be Happy Unless I Leave Clinical Medicine”

As we approach the one-year mark of COVID-19 lockdowns, state and federal courts continue to struggle with the scheduling of civil cases – with some cases backed up to the end of 2022 and even the beginning of 2023. For parties wishing to speed up the resolution of their disputes, arbitration may be the perfect solution. Jackson Walker Labor & Employment partner Lonnie Schooler, who serves as Chair of the Texas Chapter of the North American Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, discusses how arbitrations work, the role of the arbitrator, how the parties can set the rules of the arbitration, and the flexibility and cost savings over a traditional court trial. For additional JW Fast Take podcasts and webinars, visit JW.com/Fast. Follow Jackson Walker LLP on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The music is by Eve Searls. This podcast is made available by Jackson Walker for informational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and is not a substitute for legal advice from qualified counsel. Your use of this podcast does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and Jackson Walker. The facts and results of each case will vary, and no particular result can be guaranteed.

Les Moynahan is the chapter executive at South Texas Chapter NECA, where he has worked for 25 years.

Hey Y'all It has been a while since we last published an episode in early fall of 2020. Since that time, we, Share The Will Foundation, have been carefully working within our community. In that time, we have made new friends along the way that has open our eyes to what is capable in the human spirit. In this episode, First Sergeant Will Williams and myself get the opportunity to chat with Monica Velez from the Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) about survivor families and Veterans carrying the torch of Service onwards. We are thankful to Monica in opening up her story of losing both of her brothers; yet, their character and spirit lives on with the work Monica represents with TMF. If anybody would like to know more or how to get in touch with TMF, their website is www.travismanion.org. If you like to reach out to Monica, Will, or myself, do so by emailing me at sharethewill@outlook.com. The email comes straight to me and I can forward it on. The 2021 Texas School for the Deaf Pancake Breakfast is soon approaching, Tickets are now on sale. https://tsdpancakebreakfast.ticketleap.com/texas-school-for-the-deaf-pancake-breakfast/ In a special treat to y'all, my friend JD Dominowski has agreed in lending his musical touch to this podcast. His music is amazing as well as his giving heart. Thank you JD in being a friend to the ShareTheWill Foundation. JD music can be found on iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube. Here is a link if you like to listen to his albums. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPhDTwj8J-DvopCyBtv7czw -Michael

Kristin Robertson, certified executive & team coach and President of the International Coach Federation North Texas Chapter joins VIP's Casey Hasten in a discussion about coaching, including what it means to utilize a coach and how a company can benefit from coaching services. We discuss leadership development, employee satisfaction, and team collaboration, and the role a certified coach can play in improving a work environment. About the Guest:Website: https://www.brioleadership.comAbout The We Are VIP Podcast:This podcast is brought to you by VIP to add value to your job or candidate search. Each week, we'll bring you helpful tips and insights from leading professionals to help candidates land their dream jobs and help employers find better talent. Hosted by:Casey Hasten, Director of Recruiting at VIPAbout VIP:We utilize a holistic approach to support your strategic initiatives in accounting and finance. From recruiting and strategic staffing, to project management consulting, our service model offers a comprehensive solution that allows for flexibility as you navigate transformation and growth within your organization.Connect:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/270216/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeAreVIPCompanyJob Openings and Services: https://wearevip.com

This is the final episode to conclude the Sacred Sinners by Bink Cummings. Callan hopes you guys really like this. If you would like to send in any book recommendations or your take on the books please email to notyournormalbooks@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/callan-harrington/support

In this episode Callan talks about the third installment of the Hope trilogy and the third of book of the Sacred Sinners Texas Chapter series. She tells of some of the ways she got her scars and you get to hear her freak out over a possible ghost. If you have any book recommendations or your own thoughts on any of the books that she has covered you can email them to notyournormalbooks@gmail.com. You can also donate if you want to pateron.com/notyournormalbooks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/callan-harrington/support

In this book Callan is talking about the first two books in the amazing Bink Cummings series. If you would like to read these books you can find them on Kindle, possibly in book shops as well. If you have any book recommendations please email them to notyournormalbooks@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/callan-harrington/support

This week my guest is super timely with the looming election and racial unrest in our country. Juany Torres is the proud oldest daughter of Mexican immigrants and a first generation American. She was born and raised in the south side of San Antonio, Texas and attended Stanford University on a full scholarship by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Juany worked at the White House as part of the Domestic Policy Council under President Obama before joining Google Inc. After her time in the bay area, Juany served as the Nevada Deputy Digital Director for Hillary Clinton's Presidential Campaign before returning back to San Antonio and focusing on increasing civic engagement in her home state of Texas. Juany served as the Deputy Campaign Manager for Ron Nirenberg for Mayor and served in his office before helping her Stanford peer Lina Hidalgo run for Harris County Judge in Houston, Texas. In 2019 Juany began pursuing her Masters in Public Affairs at the University of Texas' LBJ School. Most recently, Juany was selected as the inaugural public policy fellow for WTS Heart of Texas Chapter and Mayor Adler's office. In her role, she is focused on increasing equity and opportunity through transportation policy. But Jauny is so much more than her impressive resume, she is a community leader not only in San Antonio but nationally and is a true inspiration who seek to lend their voice to their community. I know you are wondering what an amazing activist like Juany is doing on a podcast about imposter syndrome. Well, as I said before, no one can escape imposter syndrome – it's something that everyone faces.

Listen to Bruce's story of an 11 year old kid that's donated over 100 bed sets in 6 months. His motto is "Just do something!" and find out about how just doing something little can change so many things.

Jessica Rathke is a seasoned sales and business development guru in the localization industry. In this episode, I had the opportunity to talk to her in detail about what sales entails, how it has evolved and what works and does in the language services industry. She elaborates in great detail the techniques, challenges and opportunities in selling language translation and related services. For anyone in the translation industry involved in sales and business development, this is a master class not to be missed.Jessica Rathke has 25 years of localization sales, sales management and marketing experience for leading language service providers.  She is currently the Managing Director at Localisation Sales & Marketing, a London- and Austin, Texas-based sales and cross-cultural consultancy.  Having worked with LSPs and sales professionals in over 45 countries, her services are designed to help LSPs increasse revenue and profitability.Jessica holds an MBA and Bachelors of Arts degrees in Foreign Affairs and German from Miami University in Ohio, USA. She also did post-graduate studies in German at the University of Salzburg.  Jessica has served as Chapter Manager for Women in Localization UK and is currently Assistant Manager of the Texas Chapter.Don't forget to subscribe to the Translation Company Talk on your favorite podcast platform, and contribute to the improvement of this show by leaving your comments and feedback.

In Episode 023 of the podcast, Casey unpacked the pending lawsuit and contract dispute between Megan Thee Stallion and her record label 1501 Entertainment. Has Meg been overreacting, or is the contract as terrible as the social media wars would have you think? Well today, we’re back with an update!  In today’s episode, we take a look at Meg’s recent victories in court and what they really mean (p.s. It may not be what you think!). To help steer the conversation, Casey has teamed with fellow entertainment and music attorney, Corian Johnson. The two discuss where both parties of this lawsuit went wrong when they initially signed this contract, the standard terms that should be included in every contract to help steer disputes, and so much more!  More on Corian Corian Johnson is an associate at Robert D. Clements Jr., Law Group, LLP. He was born in Fort Stewart, Georgia and raised in Birmingham, Alabama. Corian obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Administration of Justice from Texas Southern University. He also received his law degree from Texas Southern University’s Thurgood Marshall School of Law.    Prior to earning his law degree, Corian gained experience in the entertainment industry, working with such companies as Radio-One, ScoreMore and CIROC (via Combs Enterprises). His professional memberships include: The Houston Bar Association and The Recording Academy (GRAMMY’s) - Texas Chapter. Corian is a proud member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and enjoys serving the community in his spare time. Where to Find Corian Instagram: @corian_esq The best way for Audience to Contact You: corian.johnson18@gmail.com

A member of IUCN, DSC is a mission-focused conservation organization, funded by hunters from around the world. With an administrative staff of less than 15 and a volunteer army of 500, DSC hosts the Greatest Hunters Convention on the Planet™ that raises funds for grants in conservation, outdoor education and hunter advocacy. In the past five years, more than $5 million has been channeled to qualified projects, organizations and programs in support of that mission. Get involved with DSC as a member, volunteer. Corey Mason is the Executive Director at DSC, a leading international conservation organization and a member of the IUCN. As Executive Director, Corey oversees all of DSC’s staff, programs, growth, and mission execution. He works extensively with federal and international delegations, policy makers, and like-minded conservation organizations to support conservation and the demonstrated benefits of the conservation through hunting model. Corey serves on numerous Boards and Committees, including state advisory committees for mule deer, whitetail deer, and desert bighorn sheep. He is a Past President of the Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society. Prior to his work at DSC, he had a 16-year career with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department where he held the positions of Regional Director, Program Leader, and Management Area Biologist. Corey is a published author, including both popular and peer-reviewed scientific articles. He is a Certified Wildlife Biologist® and holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Wildlife Management.

Episode 10 - Tracey Littlefield, Associated Builders and Contractors - Central Texas Chapter by Dallas Emerson

Carson Sartain is the Senior Media Relations Manager for The Nature Conservancy’s Texas Chapter. Previously she was an Account Lead at an agency, did freelance brand and content development work, and worked a few jobs in L.A. as a Production Office Manager, a PR Coordinator, and a Production and Writer's Assistant on TV shows. She got her degree in Journalism and Global Media Studies from UT Austin in 2012.

Amy Verhulst is a business development and marketing professional with over 19 years of experience in the legal and professional services industries. Amy founded and leads the marketing and business Development department at Coats Rose, P.C., a 75-attorney law firm based in Houston, Texas with six offices in Texas, Louisiana and Ohio. She is responsible for all business development, marketing and communications initiatives for the firm including growth strategies to drive revenue, leadership development, brand awareness, content management and public relations. Amy has a passion for professional, peer-to-peer organizations, and currently serves as President-Elect of the Legal Marketing Association (LMA) Southwest Region. She has served in several leadership roles within the LMA organization throughout her career, including Chair of the 2019 LMA Southwest Region Conference, Co-Chair of the LMA Membership Engagement Committee, Director-at-Large-Communications for the Southwest Region and former Texas Chapter, and as Local Leader for both the Austin and San Antonio Local Steering Committees. Additionally, Amy has served in leadership roles with Entrepreneurs' Organization (Austin Chapter), the Livestrong Foundation, and Leadership Austin. Amy earned her B.A. in Mass Communications - Advertising from Texas State University. https://www.coatrose.com Email Amy - AVerhulst@coatrose.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/amypaytonverhulst/              

The uneasy alliance between ranchers and the oil industry goes all the way back to the early wildcatting days in West Texas. But today, that relationship is more fraught than ever. SimpliSafe: Get free shipping plus a 60-day money-back guarantee at SimpliSafe.com/boomtown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The uneasy alliance between ranchers and the oil industry goes all the way back to the early wildcatting days in West Texas. But today, that relationship is more fraught than ever. SimpliSafe: Get free shipping plus a 60-day money-back guarantee at SimpliSafe.com/boomtown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode I interview Lisa Hickey who is co-founder of Panacea Collective, a 360-degree event production and experiential marketing firm with an expansive boutique furniture rental, environmental styling and staging operation in-house. Prior to co-founding Panacea in 2015, Lisa served as Festival Marketing Director with C3 Presents, the third largest concert promoter in the United States, and the producer of Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits Music Festival, and Austin Food & Wine Festival, among others. She is also the Co-founder of Do312, a Chicago-based media property focused on helping a culture-forward audience find concerts and events. Lisa brings 20 years of experience in marketing, idea development, growth strategy, sponsorship acquisition and management of large scale festivals and events including Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits Music Festival. She is highly involved in the Austin community, and currently serves on the boards of Austin Film Society and Saint Gabriel’s Catholic School.  Previous service includes Governor of the Texas Chapter of The Recording Academy from 2004 until 2008, Commissioner of Austin Music Commission from 2003 until 2006, Board Member of Heath Alliance for Austin Musicians from 2009-2018 and Creative Action 2016-2018. Connect with Lisa - www.thepanaceaco.com On Instagram - @lisahickeyatx @panaceacollective Connect with Me! Instagram  @ambitioussoulpodcast https://www.instagram.com/ambitioussoulpodcast/ @christylepley https://www.instagram.com/christylepley/ Free Facebook Group - Ambitious Soul Sisterhoodhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/2229420643845537/ Don't forget to subscribe to receive next week's episode! 

This week’s guest, Karin Ascot, has worked with the City of Austin’s Environmental Department as well as the Texas Chapter of the Sierra Club, but is currently planning construction for a regenerative agriculture “EcoVillage” here in Central Texas. We discussed the idea behind it and its potential to reshape the way we view modern communitiesContinue reading "Using Regenerative Agriculture to Foster Community and Fight Climate Change"

Lorenzo Jones, a NABWIC member with the Texas Chapter, resides in Houston Texas where he has worked for the past two years as an architectural designer with PBK  an award-winning architecture and engineering firm specializing in education, sports, and corporate work environments. Lorenzo’s educational background consists of two bachelors in architecture and construction science in addition to a masters in architecture of which he acquired at Prairie View A&M University.  Serving as an assistant project manager, he recently completed a 150,000 square-feet construction project for an early learning center. As he continues to develop his career, the young professional is in the process of obtaining his license to be a licensed architect and plans to open his architectural firm in the near future. Lorenzo is a member of NABWIC and is active in the Texas Chapter.

This week Drew and Joe Interview Brenda Scott, Texas Brand Ambassador, Mother of 5, President of Wildfire Ladies Cigar Society and Distinguished Ruffians scout for Texas Chapter. Woman in Cigar Culture topic, opinion, and events! After the first segment, Joe and Drew will review the sticks they've had over the past week!   E-mail joeh@stogiegeeks.com with questions and comments. Full Show Notes: https://stogiegeeks.com/306   Visit http://www.stogiegeeks.com for all the latest episodes! Like us on Facebook @stogiegeeks! Follow us on Twitter @StogieGeeks!

This week Drew and Joe Interview Brenda Scott, Texas Brand Ambassador, Mother of 5, President of Wildfire Ladies Cigar Society and Distinguished Ruffians scout for Texas Chapter. Woman in Cigar Culture topic, opinion, and events. Follow us on Twitter: @stogiegeeks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stogiegeek Instagram: https://instagram.com/stogiegeeks

On this special Texas Coast episode, Peter and Tyler sit down with Texas General Land Commissioner George P. Bush for an update on the now completed legislative session. Peter and Tyler also debrief the Galveston meeting of the Texas Chapter of the American Shore and Beach Preservation Association, which included a presentation with new District Commander, Col. Tim Vail, as well as discuss the growing GOMESA reform effort underway in Gulf states.

The Texas Chapter of Stolendroids is once again in session, but this time things get weird really fast. But honestly, how is that any different from our other shows? This episode though is a perfect example of why Collin should never go more than 47 hours without sleep. Once hour 48 hits, there's no telling what will happen.Some things are predictable though. For example, fans are upset about stuff. Also, Microsoft is taking shots at Apple and #hackzohner is sadly still very much a thing. Listen to the tales of woe from the pillow fort we made in Collin's hotel room and be amazed that I haven't had to nuke my identity and start over.HeadlinesGeek News:Kevin Conroy Set To Play Bruce Wayne in The CW's "Crisis on Infinite Earths" Crossover EventDespite awful lore, some Pokémon Go fans want to keep their shadow monstersCaptain Marvel sales are bombing, here is whyTech News:Regret your request for $125 from Equifax? You may be able to change your choiceWindows 10 upgrades are now delivered differently. Here’s why that mattersMicrosoft’s new Mac vs. PC ad gets a guy named ‘Mac Book’ to diss Apple See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Decade-old spoilers abound as the Texas Chapter of Stolendroids is called to order. Collin takes a trip to The Lone Star State only to learn that he needs to avoid anything with multiple legs that crawls on the ground. This includes chiggers, rabbits, and whatever it was that attempted to rush him as he walked outside. (A chupacabra perhaps?) Thankfully he survived his near-fatal attack so that we could discuss some of what came out of San Diego Comic-Con, specifically Marvel's Phase 4 news from outside my daughter's princess tent. (Spoiler warning: We couldn't fit inside.)That's not all we talk about though. Prepare to not be surprised as you learn that Alan Moore doesn't like yet another Hollywood adaptation of one of his works. He has a history of placing curses on projects that he disapproves of but I have a suggestion for him. I think in this case it would be more effective to buy everyone involved in HBO's Watchmen a chili cheese Blizzard from Dairy Queen. Doing that would shut down production for at least a week and there are no messy curses to deal with. However, DQ may be charged with crimes against humanity.HeadlinesGeek News:Marvel Phase 4Alan Moore doesn’t like HBO’s WatchmenA sequel to The Simpsons Movie is inevitableSix horrific fast-food 'hacks' that have been tested See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s guest is Theresa Spiess, the Community Director (now Executive Directory) for the South Texas Chapter of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation. In this episode, she talks in-depth about the patient-driven initiatives, research, educational programs, and activities of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation. Research:Theresa gives a brief overview on some new, exciting diagnostic tests being developed as well as an overview on some of the types of research that the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation conducts. The foundation has been involved in every major advancement over the last 50 years, providing more than $330 million in research funding. Learn more about the research projects of the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation at:http://www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/research/research-success/ Patient Education and Support:Patient support and education are major initiatives of each local chapter of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation. Theresa talks about the various webinars, educational events, and patient and family support groups available in South Texas and where to find local information across the United States on the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation’s website:http://www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/chapters/ Fundraising Activities and Program:The Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation conducts national and local fundraising events. From Take Steps walks across the country to local golf tournaments and more, there are a variety of ways to get involved with the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation’s events to raise money and bring the IBD community together. If you live in the South Texas area and would like to get involved in events here, you can reach out to Theresa Spiess at:http://www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/chapters/southtexas/about/Theresa SpiessCommunity Development Manager – Central Texasmailto:tspiess@crohnscolitisfoundation.org For more information about your own local chapter, visit:http://www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/chapters/

David Messier is a  multi-talented artist and music industry powerhouse based in Austin, Texas. A Trustee of the Recording Academy, Messier is an accomplished producer, entrepreneur, singer and songwriter hailed as “ a hurricane force of music.”   He has served as President of the Texas Chapter of the Recording Academy and as a Governor of the Academy. Messier was the front man of the Boston-based band Papermoon, and after moving his studio and himself to Austin and working both in music and in philanthropy, received the “Austin Under 40 Award” in the category of Arts and Entertainment. He recently released his new album, the self- reflective Time Bomb, which took only 22 days to write and record at his recording studio in East Austin, Same Sky Productions.  Always alert to music and the workings of his lyrical mind, the album’s guitar heavy title  track is based on a Wurlitzer lick from one of Messier’s many phone recordings. The Living Roomers , a new punk band comprised of Tru, Lucky and Rico,  started in the living room of the band’s home in LA in late 2017 and just self-released their first single, “Screw You” along with a video for the track. Influenced by the Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Ramones, Velvet Underground, X, The White Stripes, Joy Division and Courtney Barnett among many others. The trio calls their title song, “Screw You” a call to action. It pushes back against those who try to put people, women in particular, in boxes, something totally foreign to the fresh sound and deep energy of this trio making a name for itself in LA.

Going out of town for Thanksgiving? Our interview with Robert Herrings would make for great listening on that long car ride. Robert has some fantastic advice about objectives in band, what new teachers should do when they don't know what to do, and programming for every kid in your ensemble.Mr. Herrings has hands down one of the most impressive bands I have heard. The intro and outro music is Robert's band performing Candide Suite: The Best of All Possible Worlds arranged by Clare Grundman and Grainger's Shepherd's Hey, respectively. You can also search Henry Middle School Band on Youtube for more impressive video and recordings from Robert Herrings and the Henry Middle School Band.Special thanks to Chip De Stefano for the connection and for co-hosting this interview.“The biggest shoes you have to fill are your own.”FULL BIORobert Tyrome Herrings, III is entering his fifteenth year of teaching and has been teaching at Henry Middle School in Leander ISD since 2004. Prior to coming to Leander ISD, he was the Director of Bands at Rockdale Junior High in Rockdale, Texas.In 2003, Mr. Herrings received his Bachelor of Music Education degree from Baylor University in Waco, Texas, where he studied under Michael Haithcock, Jeff Grogan, Dr. Kevin Sedatole and Barry Hopper. While in college, Mr. Herrings was a member of the Baylor University performing wind bands, as well as a member of the Baylor University Golden Wave Band.At Henry Middle School, Mr. Herrings conducts the Honors Band, assists with the Symphonic Band, Concert Band and beginning trombone class. He also teaches beginning flute and trumpet. Mr. Herrings' bands have consistently received UIL Sweepstakes ratings, as well as unanimous first division ratings, Best In Class, and Overall Outstanding Band honors at festivals around the state. In 2009-2014, the program at Henry earned distinction as a National Wind Band Honors Class AA winner, and in 2008 and 2013, the Henry Middle School Honors Band was selected to perform at the Western International Band Clinic in Seattle, Washington. The program was named the 2010, 2014 and 2018 TMEA Class CCC Honor Band and was also selected to perform at the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic in 2010, 2012, and 2016. In June 2011, Mr. Herrings and his program were awarded the prestigious John Philip Sousa Foundation Sudler Silver Cup Award, and in July of the same year, Mr. Herrings was named the Phi Beta Mu Outstanding Young Bandmaster of the Year. In 2013, the Texas Chapter of the American School Band Director's Association awarded the Artie Henry Middle School Band the Outstanding Band Program Award. The Percussion Ensemble at Henry Middle School was selected to perform at the 2014 Percussive Arts Society International Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana. Most recently, the Henry Middle School Band Program was named the Texas Bandmasters Association's Exemplary Middle School Program of the Year for 2018.An active clinician and adjudicator around the state, Mr. Herrings is a member of the Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association and the Texas Music Adjudicators Association. Mr. Herrings also serves as the TMEA Region 32 Middle School Band Chair, as well as the Region 32 TBA representative. He is also a mentor to new-to-profession teachers at Henry Middle School.Mr. Herrings enjoys motivating young musicians to achieve the highest level of performance by sharing his extreme love and passion for music with them on a daily basis. He feels honored, privileged and extremely blessed to have a loving mother and grandmother, many great mentors, band directors and close friends who have influenced his career thus far.Above all, his students have been his greatest inspiration!

This week the crew talks with Brian Donovan from the Texas Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. We talk the Duck opener here in Texas. We talk spreads,peeing in your waiters, and our favorite duck recipes. Make sure to Rate and Review!! www.stormwatercreek.com    

Mike Conners is a physical therapist from Texas who is President of the Texas Chapter of APTA and has served many roles in PPS and APTA.

The Crew sits down with Jared Kennedy Co-Chair of the Texas Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers. We talk Full Draw Film tour. Dealing with injury in the field and motivation. We also talk about flipping kayaks and getting ready for hunting season. Please Rate and Review the podcast.

KEEP IT PUBLIC, TEXAS! Wait, what? Yes, you heard that right! We may only have 2% public land, but we are dang thankful to have it. We enjoy what land we have and are willing to stand up to protect it.   Today we are joined by the guys at Storm Water Creek, in collaboration with the Texas Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, for a round-table style discussion on public lands. We talk about what these lands mean to us, how they have molded us as outdoorsmen, and how they allow us to continue our hunting heritage. Of course there are quite a few laughs along the way and maybe a tall tale or two.  Thanks to Jared Kennedy and Jeff Bynum Of Texas BHA for jumping on her with us and to all of the Boardmembers for making this event possible.  If you are interested in joining the fight for public lands and access: JOIN BHA!   Big thanks as well to Legal Draft Beer Co. for hosting us and having a great facility for us to enjoy. http://www.legaldraftbeer.com/   Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more of our public land adventures! The Element YouTube Public Land Chronicles (PLC)   Social Media: @theelementpodcast (Facebook) @theelementpodcast (Instagram) @stormwatercreek (Facebook) @stormwatercreek (Instagram) @texasrodandrifle (Jared Kennedy) @bynumlife (Jeff Bynum)   Find Access to YOUR public lands with OnX Maps. Know where you stand. OnX   Make sure the brands you support are supporting you! We wear Sitka Gear because they stand for conservation and public lands. Sitka Gear   To find out more on Texas Public Land oppourtunities, visit the Texas Parks and Wildlife website. TPWD   Already Joined BHA? Go check out what The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is doing on the front lines of the public land battle! TRCP       

Kathleen Shanahan Maca lives in Clear Lake, Texas, and works on Galveston Island writing about its history. A graduate of Sam Houston State University, she is the author of Galveston's Broadway Cemeteries from Arcadia Publishing, and a member of the Texas Chapter of the Association for Gravestone Studies. A fan of ghost stories and legends since she was a child, she uses her experience in historical research and genealogy to add dimension to local folklore.

Today I talk with Jeff Bynum and Jarrod Kennedy of the Backcountry Hunter and Anglers, Texas Chapter. If you are an American Citizen, you own millions of acres of public land. Backcountry Hunters and Anglers is an organization fighting to keep your public lands public. No matter if you are a hunter or a fisherman these issues not only affect you but also your children and grandchildren. Go to backcountryhunters.org to join and keep your public land. 

TMS Musicos welcomes, Ernie Gonzales to the podcast. Ernie has his own band, Grupo Alamo but he is also a recording studio owner (Reel Tracks Studio), a record label owner (RoRecords), system tech for George Strait and is a Governor on the Texas Chapter for the Recording Academy! Amazing and humble guy, we talk about his early DJ gigs at the age of 7! Why he got asked to leave a recording session, how he got the gig with George Strait and what he does with the Recording Academy. Such a great interview with Ernie and all of his knowledge of the music industry. Follow us on Social Media! Facebook & Twitter @TexasMusicPod Instagram: @TexasMusicPodcast Support us on Patreon! patreon.com/tmspodcast

The Barrows Firm Law Review is a monthly Internet radio show podcast featuring information about Texas family, criminal, juvenile, probate and estate planning law and events. Attorney Leslie Barrows is our featured guest today as she shares insight and information about the Texas Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliatory Courts (AFCC) and the...Read More

It's the END! There's Tentacles! There's Terror! There's ( not really any Texas...sorry ) But it's the Final Instalment of the story! We've got Half-Gab / Half Game in one of the most MASSIVE Gutter Skypes Offerings to date. Listen all at once... or give yourself a few intermissions. Either way... Download and find out how it all ends!

The return of Stan Rocket !! Yes, Mark Kinney returns to join the Centurians in their fight with a New and Unknown Villain . . Out in the soaking wet Atlantic Ocean! Nikki Plays Trixie Trueheart, Andros Plays Reggie Forthright, Trilobite plays The Blue Ghost, Blindgeek Plays Nick Tessla and anim5 makes stuff up and asks for dice rolls! The Adventure known as "Tentacular Terror of Texas" continues! Would YOU miss it? I sure wouldn't.

On this episode of THE ART OF CONSTRUCTION, we talk with Brent Hull, Owner and President of Hull Historical, about what goes into Building a Timeless House in an Instant Age and how you can leverage this art to grow your business. Brent Hull is a nationally recognized authority on historic design, architecturally correct moldings and millwork. Trained in the art of museum quality preservation at the prestigious North Bennet Street School in Boston, Brent is the exclusive licensee for the architectural interiors of the Winterthur Museum and Country Estate in Wilmington, Delaware, the original home of H.F. du Pont. Hull is a board member of the Texas Chapter of the ICAA, and recipient of the 2012 NBSS Distinguished Alumni Award. http://mtnview.us #BrentHull #HullHistorical #HistoricDesign #architecturallycorrect #architecture #buildingbusiness #growyourbusiness #Classicalarchitecure #practicalbuilding #architecturalinteriors #WinterthurMuseumandCountryEstate #NorthBennetStreetSchool

Officially Session 006 of the Tentacular Terror of Texas! Reggie Forthright (Andros), Nick Tesla(Blindgeek), Trixie Trueheart ( Nikki! Live and In-Person!!) and The Blue Ghost(Trilobite) resume the battle with invading Minions! ( Not the cute little yellow ones either ) - Clearly SINISTER forces have an interest in what's on this submarine, and they're not afraid to get up in the faces of our Centurions! Find out what chloroform can do when it's whipped about wildly in Bigger-than-life Action Fiction!

Officially Session 005 of the Tentacular Terror of Texas! Reggie Forthright (Andros), Nick Tesla(Blindgeek), Trixie Trueheart ( Maneuvered by proxy through anim5) and The Blue Ghost(Trilobite) have successfully subdued the gruesome creature that annoyed a submarine nearly to DEATH! But their victory is followed very quickly by a renewed assault from "Other Sources" . . This means some Ass kicking of a more conventional kind . . . Find out how they stack up against their NEW foes by downloading, listening and sliding the counters over on that wire above the table with the pool cue like what we've seen in the movies and stuff!

Officially Session 004 of the Tentacular Terror of Texas! Reggie Forthright (Andros), Nick Tesla(Blindgeek), Trixie Trueheart ( voiced and maneuvered by proxy through anim5) and The Blue Ghost(Trilobite) resume the fight right from where we left off last time! Still no Texas, but PLENTY of tentacles and Terror! Listen in on the Dynamic Dangerous doings aboard the 'Pay Night' without even getting your feet wet!

Officially Session 003 of the Tentacular Terror of Texas! Reggie Forthright (Andros), Nick Tesla(Blindgeek), Trixie Trueheart ( voiced and maneuvered by proxy through anim5) and The Blue Ghost(Trilobite) continue their pursuit and confrontation with an horrendous sub attacking abomination! Please forgive anim for Falling short in his accent as a British Naval Commander . . and more egregiously . . for Pronouncing Aluminum wrong. He vows from this day forth to say it the PROPER way... Al-Yoo-Minium!

Officially Session 002 of the Tentacular Terror of Texas! (See Gutter Skypes Episode 132 for the Exciting Setup and Prologue!) Trixie Trueheart(Nikki), Reggie Forthright (Andros), Nick Tesla(Blindgeek) and a Mysterious new addition The Blue Ghost(Trilobite)! All converge on Brand New, Top Secret Submarine to confront a Creeping Creature of Chaos! Tune in and Catch this Second entry of "The Tentacular Terror of Texas". Also . . . Please accept our deepest thanks and appreciation for listening to our 150th Episode! :)

Dr. Michael Mascha, owner/founder of Fine Waters, will talk about the many benefits of water and enjoying water from around the world.  We'll also talk about his photography and when/where he will be showing in Texas. The very talented NYC recording artist (via Austin, TX), violinist, Johnny Arco will be BACK on the show to talk about his latest music news and we'll be playing some of his music! Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc. is a national organization made up of mothers who now have, or have had, children  honorably serving in all branches of the military.  Associate members and Blue Star Dads are welcome to join, as well, and there is no membership fee for these categories.  Cindy McNally is the Founder and President of the WillCo (Williamson County, Texas) Chapter of the Blue Star Mothers and she will be joining us to talk about who they are, what they do, and how you might get involved wherever you live! Venus DeMarco will join us to talk about the release of her new cookbook, "My Bodacious Healing Kitchen." The Myth about baby boomers and the economy! Musician/artist to be announced...

This show is dedicated to Medal of Honor recipient and former slave, Seaman Robert Blake. Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and "Cool" Mike is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections. Special Guest: Reverend C L Bryant, Baptist minister and pastor of 35 years, C.L. has traveled extensively through the U.S., South America and on missionary journeys in the Amazon.  This former president of the NAACP's Garland, Texas Chapter and self-professed “Democratic Radical” turned Conservative, now believes the values that he once vehemently upheld has led the Black community into a state of bondage to the US government. http://www.CLBryant.net http://runawayslavemovie.com/ It's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic! You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word

This show is dedicated to Medal of Honor recipient and former slave, Seaman Robert Blake.Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and "Cool" Mike is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest: Reverend C L Bryant, Baptist minister and pastor of 35 years, C.L. has traveled extensively through the U.S., South America and on missionary journeys in the Amazon.  This former president of the NAACP’s Garland, Texas Chapter and self-professed “Democratic Radical” turned Conservative, now believes the values that he once vehemently upheld has led the Black community into a state of bondage to the US government.http://www.CLBryant.nethttp://runawayslavemovie.com/It's a battle of Conservative values and principles in defense of our Republic!You never know what we'll talk about: conservative, constitution, freedom, liberty, obama, tea party, gun control, republican, libertarian, stop white guilt, word

Laci Kay rocks it for pets as the President of Kids Against Animal Cruelty, Texas Chapter, all while filming and promoting her latest films with Greg Travis and Amanda Sorvino and music projects with Boo Boo Stewart and her group, Blonde. Laci talks with show host, Megan Blake, about using her work as a platform to help animals and what kids and everyone can do to promote adoption and care. And... Laci is an official Super Smiley Flash Mobber! Smiley gives Laci 4 paws up! Questions or Comments? Send them to: megan@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - A Super Smiley Adventure - Laci Kay - the 14 Year Old Triple Threat - Actor, Singer, Animal Advocate on Pet Life Radio

Tired of seeing children drugged with mind-altering medications? The nonprofit organization CCHR fights against the mass medication of children, and in this interview, Texas chapter president Jerry Boswell shares some of the true (but horrifying) stories of how modern psychiatry has become a criminal regime that harms parents and children. Website is www.CCHR.org