Podcasts about Thacher

Analizamos el discurso y la ideología del presidente argentino, Javier Milei, con motivo de los actos del 2 de abril, día en que se conmemora el Día del Veterano y de los Caídos en la Guerra de Malvinas. Desde su admiración por Thacher, pasando por el rechazo a los veteranos de Malvinas, y terminando por la minimización del reclamo por la soberanía de las Islas Malvinas. Veremos un poco de la historia de la guerra y un homenaje en palabras de Diego Armando Maradona. Mas vídeos de Pandemia Digital: https://www.youtube.com/c/PandemiaDigital1 Si quieres comprar buen aceite de primera prensada, sin intermediarios y ayudar de esa forma a los agricultores con salarios justos tenemos un código de promoción para ti: https://12coop.com/cupon/pandemiadigital/ Este video puede contener temas sensibles, así como discursos de odi*, ac*so, o discr*minación. El objetivo de abordar estos temas es exclusivamente informativo y busca concienciar a la audiencia sobre estos acontecimientos, y denunciar y señalar el origen de los mismos para crear consciencia y evitar su propagación. Si consideras que el contenido puede afectarte, te recomendamos proceder con precaución o evitar su visualización. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Únete a nuestra comunidad de YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFOwGZY-NTnctghtlHkj8BA/join Se mecenas de Patreon https://www.patreon.com/PandemiaDigital ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Súmate a la comunidad en Twitch - En vivo de Lunes a Jueves: https://www.twitch.tv/pandemiadigital Sigue nuestro Canal de Telegram: https://t.me/PandemiaDigital Suscríbete en nuestra web: https://PandemiaDigital.net Sigue nuestras redes: Twitter: https://twitter.com/PandemiaDigitaI Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PandemiaDigitalObservatorio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pandemia_digital_twitch TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pandemiadigital #PandemiaDigital

Kirkland & Ellis, the world's largest law firm by revenue, brought in more than $100 million last year from just one of its clients: Blackstone Inc. That's more than double the amount Kirkland earned from the private equity giant in 2023. The dollar amount itself is eye-popping, but also notable is that we even know this information at all. Blackstone was required to disclose the payments in investor filings late last month because a Kirkland partner, Reg Brown, sits on its board. On this episode of our podcast, On The Merits, we talk with Bloomberg Law's Brian Baxter about what Kirkland has been doing for Blackstone, the strong professional and personal ties between the two companies, and what the massive fees tally means for the law firm that typically handle's most of Blackstone's business, Wall Street's Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett. Do you have feedback on this episode of On The Merits? Give us a call and leave a voicemail at 703-341-3690.

In a repost of a fan favorite from 2022, Laurel S. Braitman (re-)joins the podcast to talk about her most recent book, "What Looks Like Bravery: A Journey Through Love & Loss" about losing her father to cancer and finding herself in the process. She is the Writer-in-Residence at the Stanford School of Medicine. Her work has appeared in The Guardian,[5] The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company,[6] The New Inquiry,[7] Salon,[8] and a variety of other publications. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Cornell, and a TED talk fellow. She authored in 2015, "Animal Madness: How Anxious Dogs, Compulsive Parrots, and Elephants in Recovery Help Us Understand Ourselves." Braitman is a Thacher alumni and grew up over the hill in Santa Paula. Besides her father's (and mother's) remarkable life stories, we talked about the changes we've seen in Ventura County and Ojai over the decades, the writing process, how the publishing business has changed and where it's headed, and the saga of Monarch, the grizzly on the state flag. Laurel said it was captured in the Tehachapi Mountains, I believe it was in the Sespe wilderness. We did not talk about the Consumer Protection Bureau, Ventuckian musical genres or local mafia connections. Check out more about Laurel at https://www.laurelbraitman.com/

Charles Clinton is the CEO and co-founder of EquityMultiple and is responsible for shaping the strategic vision of the company and overseeing its daily operations. Charles also sits on EquityMultiple's Investment Committee and Board of Directors. Since its inception in 2015, EquityMultiple has transacted on hundreds of real estate investments, totaling over $5B in capitalization. Today, EquityMultiple serves over fifty thousand self-directed investors across the U.S.Prior to EquityMultiple, Charles was a real estate attorney with Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett, where he worked on a variety of major transactions for private equity clients, primarily Blackstone and KKR. During his time at SImpson, he worked on over $10 billion in transactions, including Blackstone's $1.7 billion purchase of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Blackstone's $1.9 billion purchase of Motel 6 and Hilston's real estate asset restructuring and refinancing in advance of its $2.5 billion IPO. Charles received his JD and Business Law Certificate from Berkeley Law and Bachelors Degree from Amherst College, where he was the captain of the swimming and water polo teams. He has FINRA Series 7 and 66 registrations. He lives in New York City, where he grew up, with his wife and two daughters.

This week I talked to Josh Cross, the bar manager at Thacher and Rye. Josh is responsible for making one of the best Old Fashioneds I have ever drank. While talking to Josh about the old fashioned he made me for an article I was writing I knew I had to have him on the podcast to talk about cocktails. So that's what we did. If you want to check out my old fashioned article it can be found here --> https://bit.ly/uncappedof Subscribe to our YouTube ChannelFollow Chris on Instagram Like us on Facebook! Presented by Idiom Brewing Co.And supported by the Brewers Association of Maryland

Chelsea debuts a new dramatic play-in-progress reading excerpt at Vulture Fest, this time set against the backdrop of a barren island off the coast of Massachusetts. "Thacher Island" features a fisherwoman marooned on an island whose son is mysteriously lost at sea, a seagull named Silver, a dark secret, and a pair of strange visitors who may change things forever... Q&A follows. Starring John Early, Kaitlin Olson, and Xosha Roquemore. Stage directions read by Deanna Barillari.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The historic twin light station on Thacher Island, off the east side of Cape Ann in Massachusetts. is one of the small number of lighthouse sites in the U.S. that are designated National Historic Landmarks. In 1771, there were nine lighthouses in operation in North America. The original twin lighthouses built on Thacher Island in 1771 were the first built to mark a dangerous spot rather than a harbor entrance, and they were also the last lighthouses built under British rule in the colonies. The two granite towers that stand today, 124 feet tall, were built in 1861 and fitted with first-order Fresnel lenses. The north light was deactivated in 1932. The twin lights of Thacher Island, Massachusetts In the 1980s, concerned citizens of Cape Ann formed the Thacher Island Association and chose a caretaker to live on the island. The Town of Rockport's Thacher Island Committee in partnership with the nonprofit Thacher Island Association maintains and operates the island, including both lighthouse towers. This episode includes historic audio recorded in the 1980s, as well as audio from a recent visit to the island with co-host Sarah MacHugh. Sarah spoke with Syd Wedmore, chairman of the Thacher Island Town Committee. Co-host Sarah MacHugh (right) on the way out to Thacher Island. Syd Wedmore, chairman of the Thacher Island Town Committee.

The story is set in the distant future where Earth and Mars are on the verge of war. The last spaceship to leave Mars[1] headed for Earth is stopped and searched by Martian soldiers, who are looking for three saboteurs who destroyed a Martian city.[2] They are not found, and the ship continues towards Earth. On board the space ship, a business man by the name of Thacher meets a young woman and two men, who tell that they are the people sought by the Martians, and proceed to tell Thacher the story of how they did not destroy the Martian city, but used a device to reduce the entire city to fit in a tiny globe, which they smuggled on board the ship. The city is to be used as a bargaining chip against Mars in the upcoming war. Thacher reveals that he is a Martian secret agent, and several of the passengers on board are Martian police. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hmphaudiobooks/support

Episode #276 features comedian, podcaster and my good friend, Thacher Wood! There's shrooms, surprises and a lot more on this episode. You can follow him online @isthacherwood.

This is a story about Little Mouse, who makes a valentine so big that nobody wants it. Until he does something clever...and especially sweet that is. Join Elliana, her Mommy, Daddy and Olympia

Raros artistas do pop que fizeram vastas produções que marcaram a década de 70 conseguiram a proeza de acompanhar a mudança dos tempos e suas relações com a música, com o tempo, com a política e com a indústria nos anos 80. Gabriel é um exemplo dessa raridade. Um músico, compositor e cantor sofisticado que liderou a banda de rock progressivo Genesis e que - já nos anos 70 - era um letrista refinado, um artista conceitual e engajado.Quando chegaram os tais anos 80, Peter Gabriel, que já tinha uma carreira solo desde 1977 com um som que não poderia mais ser chamado de progressivo, mesmo contendo vários ecos ainda progressivos, vai ouvir e entender muito bem o punk e a new wave. Vai ouvir, compreender, incorporar com ritmos afro, brasileiros, latinos, fazer uma canção icônica anti-apartheid (Biko, dico "Melt", 1980) e - com o álbum "Security" - radicalizar na explosão desses ritmos e da World Music oitentista. Além disso, Gabriel vai transformar em poesia com uma sensibilidade ímpar o clima que a guerra fria, o thatcherismo, o reagnismo e o apartheid traziam pro mundo. Sensibilidade, crítica e ironia. O clima de espionagem, a KGB, a Cia, Yuri Andropov, Thacher e Reagan, as ditaduras latino-americanas e uma música que através de letras metafóricas e alegóricas - às vezes meio surrealistas, outras vezes cronísticas, urbanas e epifânicas - se entusiasmava e evocava outras narrativas não hegemônicas, outros ritmos, outras epistemes estéticas e folclóricas. Gabriel estava interessado principalmente em fundir o pop a um som de outros sotaques, outras histórias neste álbum de hoje, o Peter Gabriel 4: "Security".Músicas Sebastiana (Gal Costa)Kiss of lifeRhythm of the heatLay your hands on meI have the touchWallflowerProdução: Baioque ConteúdoRoteiro e apresentação: Pedro SchwarczDireção: Newman CostaEdição: Felipe CaldoRedação: Luiz Fujita e Paulo BorgiaArte: Juliana BarbosaSegue a gente lá no insta: @umpaposobresom Produção: Baioque ConteúdoRoteiro e apresentação: Pedro SchwarczDireção: Newman CostaEdição: Felipe CaldoRedação: Luiz Fujita e Paulo BorgiaArte: CRIO.LAH

For today's podcast, Ed sat down with legendary horseman Cam Schryver. Cam has been a great friend of Ranchlands for many years, and he is widely regarded as one of the premiere horsemen in the country. For many years, Cam was the head of the horsemanship program at the world-renowned Thatcher School, and he was also a two-time Extreme Cowboy World Champion. Now, in retirement, he lives and works on his family ranch in Oregon.  Cam's horsemanship workshops at our Zapata Ranch are some of our most popular events year after year, and riders of all skill levels rave about Cam's gift as an effective, patient, and gifted teacher. Whether you are a rider or not, I know you'll be struck by Cam's authenticity, humility, and quiet confidence, and you just may feel the pull to sign up for one of his workshops in the coming years. Ed and Cam recorded this episode at the Chico Basin Ranch, just after Cam had wrapped up his second Zapata workshop. We were honored to have the opportunity to chat with Cam on the podcast, and we know you'll enjoy this episode. --- Cam's Zapata Ranch Workshop: Foundations of Horsemanship Cam's Zapata Ranch Workshop: Intermediate Horsemanship --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 2:00 - How Cam connected with Ranchlands 3:15 - Thacher School explained 5:15 - Why Cam felt a connection with Duke and Duke 6:20 - Cam's early years 10:55 - Working with Thacher School 14:55 - Horsemanship program successes 19:05 - Horse-rider relationships 23:10 - Thacher's camping program 25:00 - Cam's Zapata Workshops 27:00 - Keys to a successful horsemanship workshop 29:44 - More on horse-rider relationships 31:15 - Extreme Cowboy World Championships 35:40 - Current ranch work 37:00 - Cam's integrity 39:00 - How late is too late to begin riding horses? 41:50 - Cam's mentors 45:45 - Why should a life-long city dweller care about the land, land stewardship, and conservation?  50:15 - What is a common misconception about ranching or agriculture that you'd like to correct?  52:25 - Can you name a few resources that have played a critical role in your understanding of land and land stewardship?  55:45 - When it comes to conservation and land stewardship, what is giving you hope? --- ABOUT RANCHLANDS: www.ranchlands.com Ranchlands Mercantile Ranch Stays Ranchlands Meat Stories Questions or comments? Email us at podcast@ranchlands.com!

With maybe ten or more days approaching of temps north of 100, with some forecasts saying Paso could see highs around 114, lots of Paso winemakers, owners, and farmers are scrambling and have some quick and hard decisions to make. Adam calls Sherman to hear his thoughts and his situation. Check it out! #Harvest2022

With maybe ten or more days approaching of temps north of 100, with some forecasts saying Paso could see highs around 114, lots of Paso winemakers, owners, and farmers are scrambling and have some quick and hard decisions to make. Adam calls Sherman to hear his thoughts and his situation. Check it out! #Harvest2022

Today we have the opportunity to sit down with Thacher Cleveland to break down Grim Reefer and his experience creating #indiecomics! Be sure to check the links below to stay in touch with his future works! "A crop of marijuana is grown on the spot where a violent criminal is killed, and now anyone who smokes it gets possessed by his ghost and he uses their body to continue his kill-crazy rampage." Kickstarter - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/demonweasel/grim-reefer-2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instagram - https://instagram.com/demonweasel Twitter - https://twitter.com/demonweasel --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To stay up to date with my content creation as well as my day-to-day thoughts, feel free to follow my Twitter - https://twitter.com/keepingitgeekly For single issue breakdowns and more be sure to visit my TikTok over at https://tiktok.com/keepingitgeekly Be sure to drop by my Twitch channel where I live stream every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 11 PM EST https://twitch.tv/job_for_a_cody My personal Discord -https://discord.gg/vg9zEyKt Intro Music - https://twitter.com/PersyThePianist | http://linktr.ee/PersyNotes Background Music - [FREE] Kota The Friend Type Beat - "Laid Back" - Kota https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIY19VZa3FY&t=83s --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keepingitgeekly/support

Journalist and biographer Mark Harris joins Liza to discuss the legacy of Elia Kazan and whether or not there is such a thing as a happy ending in Hollywood.

Legendary filmmaker Elia Kazan gave us such cinematic classics as On the Waterfront and A Streetcar Named Desire, but he made himself a pariah when he named names to the government. Without his wife, Molly Day Thacher, he might never have made his controversial decision–nor even had a career to begin with.Starring: Lisa Kudrow as Molly Day Thacher and Paul F. Tompkins as Elia Kazan. Also featuring: Jack McBrayer, Jim Rash, Adam O'Byrne and Larry Powell. Source List:A Life, by Elia KazanElia Kazan, by Richard SchickelTennessee Williams & Elia Kazan: A Collaboration in the Theatre, by Brenda MurphyTennessee Williams, Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh, by John Lahr“A Statement”, by Elia Kazan“You Must Remember This” Podcast

Justin S. Grant, entrepreneur, singer, author, and speaker, is a native of Santa Barbara, California. He has led a rich life, with experiences in diverse sectors throughout his journey. He attended secondary school at Thacher in Ojai, California, where he received a vigorous natural, ethical, and academic education in an atmosphere rich in metaphysical traditions.

“Il nostro modo di vivere, la nostra visione, e tutto ciò che speriamo da raggiungere, è garantito non dal fatto che la nostra causa sua giusta, ma dalla forza della nostra difesa” Margaret Thacher

My guest today is Matthew Thomas-Malani.  Matt and I went to high school together and reconnected a few years ago on Facebook when I shared a recommendation for the movie, Boy Erased, staring Lucas Hedges.Matt and I both grew up in religious communities that taught being gay was  wrong -- a sin.  As I have declared I no longer subscribe to those teachings, I've had people from that community respond quite harshly and critically.  Imagine how much more difficult it is for someone to come out as gay in such an environment, as was Matt's experience.I'm so grateful for Matt's willingness to share pieces of his coming our journey.  Today, Matt is happily married to Tony Brooks.  Matt and Tony live in a carriage house in Pennsylvania with their three dogs -- Thacher, a treeing walker coonhound, and the beagle brothers, Franklin and Zebulon.  Matt is a voracious reader, mostly of non-fiction and he loves good movies and certain sitcoms (with irreverent humor).  He loves to cook and bake, although he says he's a better cook than baker.If you or someone you know is struggling with their coming our journey, here are some resources for support and encouragement.  Connect with Matt on Facebook.Books:It Gets BetterNow That You Know: A Parents' Guide to Understanding Their Gay and Lesibian Children, by Nancy HaywardIs It a Choice? by Eric MarcusGod and the Gay Christian: The Biblical Case in Support of Same-Sex Relationships by Matthew VinesOut of the Shadows: Reimagining Gay Men's Lives, by Walk OdetsSupport and Resources:The Trevor Project: 24/7/365 support in the USTrevor Space: International Digital Support Community for LGBTQ+ young peopleBefrienders Worldwide: Find a helpline by CountryParents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays: PFLAG.orgSuicide Hotlines by CountryIt Gets Better Project:  The It Gets Better Project inspires people across the globe to share their stories and remind the next generation of LGBTQ+ youth that hope is out there, and it will get better.Human Rights Campaign Sage USA: Advocacy for LGBT Elders Matthew Shepard FoundationOut & Equal Workplace Advocateswww.makelifelessdifficult.com

Volvemos a hablar del futuro como ya lo hicimos en el capítulo: 23 - ¿Por qué hemos dejado de pensar en el futuro? publicado el 30/08/2018 Es un tema recurrente y más tras este año y pico de pandemia. En el podcast anterior hablábamos de cruces y parte de lo que hablamos se mantiene igual, como si la vida fuera un fallo en matrix. Si en el podcast 23 hablábamos de por qué hemos dejado de pensar en el futuro, en este directamente queremos comentar ¿Estamos en una lenta cancelación del futuro? ¿El futuro nos molesta? Mark fisher Para hablar de futuro igual tenemos que hablar del presente y de cómo el presente nos limita para mirar al futuro. Por eso si alguien realizó un diagnóstico certero de la sociedad actual, ese fue Fisher. Mark Fisher (11 de julio de 1968-13 de enero de 2017), fue un crítico cultural, Doctor en filosofía, escritor, docente universitario y terciario británico, mayormente conocido a partir de su blog K-Punk, dedicado a la teoría crítica cultural. En los últimos años después de su suicidio se está ponendo aún más en valor su trabajo. Una de sus obras más relevantes es el Realismo capitalista ¿No hay alternativa? (caja negra) (publicado por primera vez en 2009) Realismo capitalista es un libro que busca describir una ontología del capitalismo tardío, el primer capítulo se titula: Es más fácil imaginarse el mundo que el fin del capitalismo (Fredric Jameson) La idea de Fisher es que el capitalismo no solo es el único sistema económico viable, sino que es imposible incluso imaginarle una alternativa La sociedad que hemos transitado estos 40 años donde la frase de Margaret Tatcher “No hay sociedades, sólo individuos” ha ganado tanto peso que incluso luchas sindicales habituales en los 70/80 ahora son un recuerdo lejano: Pride (Orgullo) 2014 https://youtu.be/asphW3S9lgg?t=70 Película basada en hechos reales que narra la vivencia de un colectivo de gays y lesbianas que están apoyando las huelgas mineras. Han pasado 35 años y ganó el discurso de Thacher donde crítica a la burocracia de un estado centralizado En el continuum entre vida y trabajo instaurado a partir de las dinámicas de flexibilización laboral típicas de las políticas neoliberales, el tiempo deja de experimentarse como lineal, se vuelve caótico y la vida se desarrolla entonces sobre un terreno de total precariedad e inestabilidad. Retromania (RETROMANÍA. LA ADICCIÓN DEL POP A SU PROPIO PASADO SIMON REYNOLDS) Vivimos una nostálgica retromanía con el pasado, y una imposibilidad de concebir el futuro de otra manera que no sea a partir de la repetición de lo ya vivido. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV0r4a2QVkQ Video C. Tangana, Gipsy Kings, Nicolás Reyes, Tonino Baliardo - Ingobernable Sin entrar a valorar su música, Little spain busca una estética clara del pasado, esa retromanía nostálgica https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uT7CiiJo2P8&t=328s Entrevista de Los Xavales a C. tangana “el madrileño” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okVAj6c3Oiw&t=1822s Entrevisata Francino Cuando los sonidos pasados suenan más futuros que los presentes, el revival se hace progresivo ¿Nos dirigimos acaso hacia una especie de catástrofe ecológico-cultural, en la que la búsqueda en los archivos de la historia del rock también se agotará? ¿Qué sucederá cuando nos quedemos sin pasado? ¿O es que acaso el reciclado degradará el material original hasta un punto en el que ya no se le pueda extraer valor de uso alguno? “No hay una tarea más urgente - decía REYNOLDS - que analizar y diagnosticar infatigablemente el miedo y la ansiedad ante la Utopía misma” Teoría Futuros Últimamente se ha puesto de moda el diseño de futuros, la prospectiva y disciplinas similares. Es una tendencia que seguimos de cerca. Nos resultó interesante el análisis que Scott Smith (changeist.com) hizo en el pasado Sonar+D sobre la historia de los futuros. Es decir, cómo ha ido evolucionando el diseño de futuros desde hace ya un siglo. Militares. Post WWII. Confundieron las simulaciones con el territorio(en referencia a la frase “El mapa no es el territorio” Kozybski, 1931) Empresas. “El coche del futuro”, “La casa del futuro”, etc. La opción es consumir su futuro. Confundieron el roadmap del producto con el territorio Tecnólogos. El Futuro. Eliminar la fricción. La promesa del Solucionismo tecnológico. Confundieron la ley de Moore con el territorio Diseñadores. Han encontrado el futuro como la última frontera, el último producto o servicio que pueden diseñar. Desde el altruismo. El peligro es que pensemos que al final del proceso, igual que suele haber un producto, haya un futuro. Pueden confundir la metodología con el territorio. Siguientes: todos nosotros. Tomar las riendas del futuro. No se trata de ser expertos en futuros, pero sí entrenarnos en cambiar la distancia focal. Poder hablar entre nosotros sobre ello. Sólo se cambia un futuro con otro futuro. Sólo se pelea un futuro con otro futuro. “No hay un momento del futuro en el que resolveremos nuestra salvación. El cambio es en el momento, el tiempo siempre es Ahora.” James Baldwin Conclusiones (futurabilidad) Berardi califica los tiempos que vivimos como la era de la impotencia. El sujeto humanista, que se caracterizó por liberarse de la voluntad divina, hoy se ve superado por nuevas deidades: la máquina y el capitalismo financiero Si ni el Presidente de los Estados Unidos ni el papa tienen poder suficiente para imponerse a la gobernanza de esta nueva teología llamada capitalismo financiero, ¿qué posibilidades de emancipación existen? Berardi sostiene que hay una esperanza de emancipación, un futuro improbable pero no imposible. Para acceder a ese futuro hace falta un cambio de paradigma, una superación de lo que él llama “superstición del salario”. No se trata de luchar contra la máquina, sino de dotarla de una perspectiva socialista y humanista. Recomendaciones Pride (no por nostalgia sino por referencia) Near Future Laboratory

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I ran into Thacher at a horror convention and knew I had to get him on the show. He writes suspenseful thrillers and some down and dirty horror. He does it with his own style and that is what I wanted to talk about. We had a great time discussing many things. One was his new comic on Kickstarter called Grim Reefer: A Marijuana Fueled Horror/Comedy comic.  We discuss hiring artists and finding that magic that makes a comicbook come together.  After listening to this podcast, go over to https://demonweasel.com and check out Thacher's comics and novels, and especially check out his Kickstarter for Grim Reefer!

Episode #91 features comedian & podcaster Thacher Wood. You can listen to his podcast "Woody2Shoes" wherever you get yours. You can also follow him on social media @wood2shoes.

Will Aubrey, who has led the Helderberg Escarpment Hawk Watch at Thacher Park for more than two decades, is passing the torch — or perhaps the binoculars — to John Loz, who just finished his term as chairman of the Audubon New York Council. Each September, about 3,000 birdwatchers come to Thacher to count the raptors on their annual migration to South America.Aubrey says teaching is in his blood — both he and his sister became teachers, following their father and grandfather. With the Hawk Watch, he combines his passion for teaching with his role as a citizen scientist, reporting the numbers of each kind of raptor counted over 16 days to the Hawk Migration Association of North America and the NorthEast Hawk Watch.Aubrey describes the shapes and flight patterns that identify various raptors and says the local turkey vultures — “their wings in a V” — “act as a Welcome Wagon” for the raptors passing through, as they see the turkey vultures getting a free ride.“It's environmental monitoring,” says Aubrey of the count in this week's podcast at AltamontEnterprise.com/podcasts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

THE REAL ESTATE SESSIONS PODCAST Episode 286:  Host: BILL RISSER Guest: WENDY THACHER Episode Summary: Meet today's Guest, "https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendythacher (Wendy Thacher)," a business development manager with Chicago Title in Portland, Oregon. She is also one of Bill's top referral partners providing great guests on this podcast. In this episode, I sit with Wendy, born and raised in Iowa, as she talks about Portland, where she is presently based, and its appealing features, career path, and Real Estate tips. Top Takeaways:  "It's important to do your homework and lead with value." - [Wendy Thacher] "If I don't ask enough questions or enough of the right questions, we're going to end up with a marketing strategy that isn't sustainable... that doesn't speak what the client is trying to convey." - [Wendy Thacher] "The overall goal is to have marketing strategies that are sustainable, feel good, and reflect who the agent is and the services they offer." - [Wendy Thacher] Episode Highlights: [00:34] Intro [01:36] Wendy shares her background and how she met Bill. [05:38] What is the biggest misconception about Iowa? [08:51] What brought you out of Iowa to the Pacific Northwest (Portland, Oregon)? [10:11] What are three activities you recommend for visitors to Portland? [12:54] What led you to work for Chicago Title? [16:24] What are some of the challenges you have faced as a service marketer? [18:20] What would you recommend for people who also want to lead with value when interacting with clients? [21:27] About Stephanie Chumbley. [26:11] If you had one piece of advice you could give a new agent just getting started, what would it be? [28:18] How to contact Wendy [29:28] Outro Episode Notes:  Wendy shares the humorous event around how she met Bill at a conference in 2013 and built a great working relationship since then.  As an active kid growing up, Wendy enjoyed the field of over 80 hectares of farmland in Iowa. Highlighting misconceptions about Iowa that it is Ohio or Idaho, Wendy shares that Iowa is known for corn and not potatoes. Also, there is the widespread belief that Iowa is generally flat, which is not the case.  During her schooling at the Iowa State University, Wendy had spent a semester at the University of Oregon while partaking in a National Student Exchange Program and fell in love with the state. Upon completing her degree at Iowa, she moved to Oregon.  Three key activities for visitors in Portland: First is tourism, which is too notable to pass up. Next is exploring the food scene, including restaurants and food carts or trucks, which are usually the starting point of the most well-known restaurants in Portland; an example would be a donut tour. The third is appreciating the proximity to other natural beautiful sites like the coast, mountains, and a country, all in different directions surrounding Portland, which gives ideas for various trips.  Following her response to a job advert for a Marketing assistant in a Real Estate company with a branch in Portland, Wendy worked on teaching Realtors how to use their tools and create their websites; this became her passion and formed the foundation for what she does now. She then moved to Transnation Title, which closed down later on, after which she got a job with Chicago Title. Bill recommends the "https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UtZjhmjKpEI (Business Wars Podcast; Starbucks vs. Dunkin episode)" for listeners who are also coffee lovers like Wendy.  Wendy explains the challenges of being a Service Marketer. Two types of relationships are built; the first is between herself and the client, and the second is the relationship she facilitates between the client and the escrow officer who helps close the deal. Another challenge is that most potential clients already have a Title company or even a favorite escrow officer, so she intentionally always leads with value to get...

Tune in as Storey's Acquiring Editor, Deb Burns, speaks with Meg Thacher about her book, Sky Gazing: A Guide to the Moon, Sun, Planets, Stars, Eclipses, and Constellations. In this episode, Thacher shares her passion for astronomy from how she got started (spoiler alert, an inspiring professor made all the difference!) to what it was like to write her first book, the beautifully illustrated Sky Gazing. She goes on to explain that astronomy acts as a "gateway science" for kids who are fascinated by mysterious black holes and the unimaginable size of the sun.

Ojai is celebrating this month, in however an abbreviated fashion, Ojai Pixie Tangerine Month. So Emily Thacher Ayala, whose family has been farming in the Ojai Valley for a century and a half, is the perfect guide to this sweet, petite fruit, which has become a key characteristic of Ojai. Emily talks about her family's rich history in the valley - her father's side included Sherman Day and Edward Thacher, founders of Thacher School and the Ojai Tennis Tournament, on her mother's side the Friend family, the pioneers who began farming here in the 1870s and still operate Friends Packing House. Her depth of knowledge about the land - its peculiarities, vulnerabilities and beauty - is peerless. We talk about Emily's circular journey out into the world and back, including a stint in Central America, her stewardship of the family legacy, the farmers market circuit, the challenges of citrus ranching during a pandemic and the future of farming in the Ojai Valley. Emily's entertaining anecdotes include bear encounters, the pixie motto contest (a non-winning entry went, "too delicious to throw at cars") and her son's surprise visit from famed cartoonist Sergio Aragones. We did not talk about the Ming Dynasty, Hudson's Bay Company or the comic stylings of Nate Barzgate. http://www.ojaipixies.com/

The second episode of "Tales from the Ηard Side" is out now . This time we travel to the other side of Atlantic Ocean. We talk about London. From the Windrush generation to the first ska era and from Thacher' s period to skinheads and anarchopunk. Enjoy!Το δεύτερο επεισόδιo "Tales from the Hard Side" είναι γεγονός. Αυτή τη φορά μεταφερόμαστε στην άλλη όχθη του Ατλαντικού. Ο λόγος για το Λονδίνο. Από τη γενιά του Windrush και τα πρώτα σκα κομμάτια μέχρι την δεκαετία της Θάτσερ, τους σκινς και το αναρχοπανκ. Καλή ακρόαση!

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Episode Outline[01:20] About BankShift[02:11] Solving the problem of controlling your money between banking institutions[05:17] Rob's work on CreditWise products[07:34] CreditWise metrics[08:47] BankShift's launch and what to expect[10:31] The BankShift business model[13:13] BankShift as the de facto banking app for some banking institutions[16:18] Starting a company in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemicConnect with RobLinkedInBankShift

Today we'll meet Sheila Murphy. Sheila always wanted to be a lawyer. As Sheila approached her college years, she elected to attend Binghamton University. She completed her coursework early there, so she worked for a year before starting at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School. After earning her JD, she was ready to meet her early vocational goal. She was now an attorney.   Sheila went to work for the firm of Thacher, Proffitt and Wood, and with much consternation, became a litigator for them. She had a fear of public speaking and was certain she didn't belong in the position, but she decided she had to give it a shot. To her surprise and relief, she became increasingly better at the work as time went on. Her successes gave her a new confidence and maturity, and she enjoyed her career at the firm until it was time for a change when she and her husband began their family.   Thus, Sheila's first professional pivot came after the birth of her child. Though she loved her work, she found herself looking for another position that might be more accommodating to her family needs. She had established a sizable professional network, and she began searching out leads for an opportunity to take her career in the new direction she wanted. She found that opportunity at MetLife. There she worked again in litigation along with business advising and some oversight of regulatory attorneys. Her years there were both happy and fruitful as she once more gained great experience and learned from the work she did.   It was during these years that Sheila had a realization and epiphany that made a huge difference to her career. Listen as she recounts to Amy what occurred and how that event caused her to assert herself in her work and thus move forward professionally.   She spent many happy years there, but she began thinking about what she should do next. As she thought over her idea of a bold move, she began what she calls an “interview tour”. She networked with knowledgeable individuals to gain clarity and insight into her possibilities. She did a verbal needs assessment to see where her skills might best serve. Then she pondered the “what ifs”. “What if I decide to do this? How would I go about it?” She refined her list of possibilities and made the decision that she wanted to continue to work with other attorneys. She tested her business concepts on many of them and they gave her great feedback. Eventually she was ready to resign from MetLife and become her own boss with her own business.   Her business now focuses on working with two groups. The first group is comprised of women attempting to gain control over their careers. She helps them find their way to the next level and/or develop their own book of business. The second group is made up of business professionals who are not lawyers. They gain guidance on climbing their own career ladders and navigating the corporate climate. In her new role as a career coach, consultant and advisor, she is helping professionals shortcut those hurdles she maneuvered. She works to help her clients find their own path to forging the careers that they deserve. Though her life remains full of challenges, she says her happiness is now “through the roof”.   Topics in this episode: Methods for attracting clients to your business How to meticulously build career and business models How good networking strategies enhance a career How to plan for a successful outcome How self-evaluation is an important first step Why careful financial planning is essential before starting a business   Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheilamurphyfocusforward/ focus-forward-consulting.com

Check out a goofy new episode with our buddy Thacher, host of Woody2Shoes. We ramble about construction, golfing, sticking a power move on some salesmen, and our lord the algorithm Follow us @wood2shoes, @highnoon_pod, @masonesmith, @oh_hubbahubba 

Despite his down-to-earth demeanor and genial wit, Tony Thacher, the farmer and erstwhile geologist, has a distinguished lineage. His grandfather helped start The Thacher School in the 1880s, and his wife, Anne Friend Thacher, is the daughter of legendary citrus rancher Elmer Friend and part of the historic family that were among the first to stake out claims in the Ojai Valley. We talk about the current state of agriculture, Berkeley's Free Speech Movement, water issues, community service, the future of Ojai and steelhead trout. Tony also tells a few tall tales (some which might true-ish), We did not talk about the Buffalo Bills' heart-breaking loss to the Chiefs in the AFC title game, Israeli irrigation technology or UFOs.

It's that time of year! A timely holiday message from our chipper Entertainment Reporter, Bruce! NEW Episodes Every MONDAY!! Twitter ► https://twitter.com/RadioYNT Apple ► https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/yesterdays-news-today/id1528632691 Spotify ► https://open.spotify.com/show/1vUPSfs7jNqmKyO87oavYd?si=pRca6jSdRfG8wFHDODiC6Q Google ► https://podcasts.google.com?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5maXJlc2lkZS5mbS95bnQvcnNz ABOUT THE SHOW: Yesterday’s News Today is about a team of newsmen from the 1920’s who attempt to report the strange news of 2020. Each week, they struggle with telling just the facts while making an entertaining news show that will appease modern audiences and algorithms alike. Part heavily researched news // Part old-time radio drama Written and performed by: Dennis Shanaberg Edited by: Roger J. Thacher

What's at the bottom of the deepest depression on earth? It's the Season One Finale!  Written by Jeremy Ellett & Shamus Burns. Starring Emma Elizabeth, Blythe Renay, Garan Fitzgerald, Nina Nikolic, Brandon P. Jenkins, Becca Marcus, Tal Minear, Dallis MacKenzie, Paul Hikari, Trace Callahan, PJ Kanis, Peter Nishimura, Bruce Hennigar, David Woo, Roger J. Thacher, Roger Hanna, Ariel Hack, Bajio Alvarado, Sophia DeRise, Tim Bailey. Music by Randy Greer. Additional SFX from freesound.org. PROMO: The Path Down

Episode five features Ben Miller, world traveling chef, family man, and former comedian. It also features Thacher Wood, comedian and owner of Hammertime Construction.

Get to #KnowYourNarrator - this weekly Audio Description Narrators of America series interviews your favorite narrators for movies and episodic tv.

Kari connects Jeff to his mother, as they talk about his more private gift of songwriting, how this moment in the world is like a mirror and midlife crisis that can be good and force us to address superficialities and what our raison d'etre is, how he knew to follow his life path in his college years in Boston (and Warren Towers) with doors that open to other doors and feeling at home, what he listens to for grounding, the '80s with Level 42 and how Howard Jones' music was about positivity, and Rockapella's new music like "Lady Mine - Bach v. Beethoven."

Back in mid March when things started getting crazy, Trev had the opportunity to talk with Author Thacher Clevland! Although the state of coming together and having events like Comic Con is uncertain given current events. You can find Thacher's books and comics on his website!Check out his amazing work at Demonweasel.comand on Twitter: @DemonWeasel

Individually they were just like those guys who like to hang around the comic book shop and talk comics but together they form EMX! In this eXplicit, uncut and unedited episode of EMX we review Marvel Comics X-Men Books of March 2020.   Featuring guest host Thacher E Cleveland X-Men (2019) #8-9 Marauders (2019) #9 New Mutants (2019) #9 X-Force (2019) #9 Wolverine (2020) #2 Giant Sized X-Men: Nightcrawler (2020) #1 Hellions (2020) #1 Cable (2020) #1 [RSS] Subscribe [RSS] EMX Subscribe [iTunes] Subscribe [Google Play] Subscribe All Podcasts  Email: TheAvengers@EarthsMightiestPodcast.com Website: http://www.EarthsMightiestPodcast.comFacebook Group: http://facebookgroup.earthsmightiestpodcast.com/Viet's Website: http://www.comedianviet.comAlex's Website: http://www.sketchymcdrawpants.wordpress.com  

Graham arrives at The Blue Mesa Hotel. It's Cursed but not in the way you'd think. Starring Addison Peacock, Josh Rubino, Aurore Gautheur, Bajio Alvarado, Chris Butera, Stephanie Foults, Drew Kocour, Roger J. Thacher, Bailey Cuccaro, Inspector J, Ameangelofsin and Phlo. Music by Bajio Alvarado, Dyno Might, Scott Arc, Setuniman, and The Blue Dot Sessions. Additional SFX from freesounds.org. For a complete list of effects included in this episode or to access transcripts please visit goodpointepodcasts.com

Graham goes looking for The Goatman on her last night in Taos. Writing, Editing, and Sound Design by Jeremy Ellett. Featuring Performances by Addison Peacock, Josh Rubino, Aurore Gautheur, Bajio Alvarado, Roger J. Thacher, Lauren Ezzo, Bailey Cuccaro, Ferry Van Der Woude, Coni Kitts, and Kim Reiko. Music by Bajio Alvarado, Daniel Birch, and The Blue Dot Sessions.  Additional SFX provided by freesound.org | Credits and Transcripts are available at goodpointepodcasts.com.

A man questions his decisions after a visit to The Blue Mesa Hotel. This episode was written by Shamus Burns. Production and Sound Design by Jeremy Ellett. Music by Scott Arc, Maxime Elegant, and Kevin Macleod. Starring Roger J. Thacher. (Listen to more of Roger on "Yesterday's News Today") Transcripts are available at goodpointepodcasts.com. PRE-ROLL PROMO: The One Stars.

Individually they were just like those guys who like to hang around the comic book shop and talk comics but together they form EMX! In this eXplicit, uncut and unedited episode of EMX we review Marvel Comics X-Men Books of February 2020.   Featuring guest host Thacher E Cleveland X-Men (2019) #6-7 Marauders (2019) #7-8 Excalibur (2019) #7 New Mutants (2019) #7-8 X-Force (2019) #7-8 Wolverine (2020) #1 Giant Sized X-Men: Jean Grey & Emma Frost #1 X-Men Vs Fantastic Four (2020) #1-2 [RSS] Subscribe [RSS] EMX Subscribe [iTunes] Subscribe [Google Play] Subscribe All Podcasts  Email: EMP@EarthsMightiestPodcast.com Website: http://www.EarthsMightiestPodcast.comFacebook Group: http://facebookgroup.earthsmightiestpodcast.com/Viet's Website: http://www.comedianviet.comAlex's Website: http://www.sketchymcdrawpants.wordpress.com  

Beth opens a door and reveals a secret. Members of the public share their opinions on Graham’s behavior from the Live Podcast Recording in Austin.  CW: Afterlife Starring Addison Peacock, Sarah Golding, Kristen DiMercurio, Blythe Renay, Erin Lillis, Roger J. Thacher, Ferry Van Der Woude, Jen Lyles, Stephanie Foults, Dave Forrester, Shamus Burns, Prentice Simpkins, Kasper Kristiansen. Music provided by Bajio Alvarado and Maxime Elegant. Transcripts are available at goodpointepodcasts.com

From the woods to The Blue Mesa Hotel to an empty apartment in Austin. Amy Kline’s short strange trip back to life.  Featuring performances from Addison Peacock, Sarah Golding, Danyelle Ellett, Roger J. Thacher, A.R. Olivieri, Arlene Haskins, Aurore Gautheur, Andrew Laing, Chara Lin, Adam Dergiman.  Music by Bajio Alvarado 

Who you believe depends upon WHAT you're willing to believe. The search for Buddha Kline begins.   Featuring performances from Addison Peacock, A.R. Olivieri, Danyelle Ellett, Roger J. Thacher, Chris Butera, Dallas Wheatley, Cedric Reeve, Marc Cashman, and Celus K.I.P. | Music by Bajio Alvarado | With Additional Music from Lee Rosevere, Kevin Macleod, and Azolan Sollicitus. Transcripts available at goodpointepodcasts.com PROMO: MANIFESTATIONS

The “KR” on our barn is a well-known landmark of old time Paso Robles. The Kentucky Ranch- our home, winery, vineyard and gardens was part of a 4,000 acre Spanish Land Grant until 1869 after which it became a thriving horse breeding operation. Our ranch includes the 1920’s KR barn, outbuildings, our home, barley fields and riparian habitat for deer, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys and the occasional mountain lion. The vineyard was planted in Spring of 2007, it consists of Zinfandel and Petite Sirah.Since 2004 Thacher Winery with the grasshopper label, has been hand crafting wines from superb vineyards found on the Westside of Paso Robles and in Southern Monterey County. Our boutique production of Rhone blends and Zinfandels demonstrate local subtleties and true westside terroir. Construction of the tasting room and 4600 square foot, solar powered winery was completed in 2008, just in time for our fourth harvest of about 33 tons of premium wine grapes.Visit Thacher Winery at https://www.winesoundtrack.com/cantine/thacher-winery

Illegal Airbnbs could pull up to 1,500 housing units from Portland each year despite a new city clampdown, according data from the website InsideAirbnb. Cornelius and his friend Thacher Schmid just published an investigative report in Portland Mercury about illegal Airbnbs and their impact on the Portland housing crisis. In this special edition podcast, Cornelius and Thacher talk about their story, about the data they used, and why Portlanders still love Airbnb even though most seem to know hosts can make the housing crisis worse. http://insideairbnb.com/portland/ https://www.portlandmercury.com/news/2018/10/11/23548145/illegal-airbnbs-could-take-1500-rentals-off-market/ https://www.pricedoutmovie.com/ https://www.facebook.com/PricedOutPDX https://twitter.com/pricedoutusa https://www.instagram.com/pricedoutmovie/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/priced-out-podcast/support

John Kilroy, the president of the Friends of Thacher Park, discusses the various ways the organization works to care for what he describes as "the crown jewel of the Capital Region." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Voltaggio is the executive chef and owner of six restaurants including VOLT, Lunchbox, Family Meal, RANGE, and two locations of AGGIO. As a finalist on Top Chef Season 6 and Top Chef Masters Season 5, Voltaggio is the first chef to compete on both Top Chef and Top Chef Masters. The James Beard Foundation Award finalist co-authored the cookbook, VOLT.Ink, with his brother, Michael, and is set to release a new title HOME in 2014. As a father and chef, Voltaggio is a passionate philanthropist and supports Share Our Strength (SOS) in their fight against childhood hunger. He has raised over half a million dollars over the last five years to support innovative school breakfast programs, meals for achievement, and the national No Kid Hungry campaign. He lives with his wife, Jennifer, and their three children Thacher, Piper and Ever Maeve in his hometown of Frederick, MD. Please donate to his great cause here! http://join.nokidhungry.org/site/TR/PFR/General?pg=entry&fr_id=1411

Christ's Clothing

Christ's Clothing

Christ's Clothing

Christ's Clothing

Christ's Clothing

Comienza el informativo de hoy en Radio Libertad Constituyente con las declaraciones desde Cataluña de Duran Lleida. El Gobierno catalán recuerda, por su parte, que la meta de CiU y ERC es el Estado propio. Sobre el euro por receta, el Constitucional suspende el pago del euro por receta en Cataluña. Madrid mantiene el euro por receta suspendido en Cataluña. En materia de educación, la Generalitat recurre ante Wert ante el Constitucional los recortes de Wert cosa que ya han hecho otras comunidades. Según las investigaciones judiciales, los espías de Madrid tenían orden de vigilar también a Gallardón. Este último se ha pronunciado evidenciano la falta de independencia del Poder Judicial. Por otro lado, Ignacio González (es decir, el acusado de investigar a Gallardón) es investigado a su vez por sus posesiones inmuebles y pago de comisiones. Trevijano realiza en esta ocasión una rectificación sobre Oleguer Pujol ya que está probado que no es el casero de PRISA ni que acumule 342 millones. En internacional, la crisis del euro golpea a Alemania. Pese al frenazo económico el empleo está en niveles récord. En Reino Unido, Cameron supera a Thacher frente a la UE. Bruselas veta un cambio de Tratado ante a deriva euroescéptica de Londres. En Mali, Hollande define la misión militar en Malí como "antiterrorista y limitada". EEUU y España dan largas a la petición de apoyo a la intervención francesa. Por último, Pakistán se inspira en la revolución de Tahrir. El programa ha sido conducido por Javier Sellers con la ayuda técnica de Manuel Ramos.

Comienza el informativo de hoy en Radio Libertad Constituyente con las declaraciones desde Cataluña de Duran Lleida. El Gobierno catalán recuerda, por su parte, que la meta de CiU y ERC es el Estado propio. Sobre el euro por receta, el Constitucional suspende el pago del euro por receta en Cataluña. Madrid mantiene el euro por receta suspendido en Cataluña. En materia de educación, la Generalitat recurre ante Wert ante el Constitucional los recortes de Wert cosa que ya han hecho otras comunidades. Según las investigaciones judiciales, los espías de Madrid tenían orden de vigilar también a Gallardón. Este último se ha pronunciado evidenciano la falta de independencia del Poder Judicial. Por otro lado, Ignacio González (es decir, el acusado de investigar a Gallardón) es investigado a su vez por sus posesiones inmuebles y pago de comisiones. Trevijano realiza en esta ocasión una rectificación sobre Oleguer Pujol ya que está probado que no es el casero de PRISA ni que acumule 342 millones. En internacional, la crisis del euro golpea a Alemania. Pese al frenazo económico el empleo está en niveles récord. En Reino Unido, Cameron supera a Thacher frente a la UE. Bruselas veta un cambio de Tratado ante a deriva euroescéptica de Londres. En Mali, Hollande define la misión militar en Malí como "antiterrorista y limitada". EEUU y España dan largas a la petición de apoyo a la intervención francesa. Por último, Pakistán se inspira en la revolución de Tahrir. El programa ha sido conducido por Javier Sellers con la ayuda técnica de Manuel Ramos.

How to more than just "survive" your family relationships during the holidays.

How to more than just "survive" your family relationships during the holidays.

How to more than just "survive" your family relationships during the holidays.

How to more than just "survive" your family relationships during the holidays.

How to more than just "survive" your family relationships during the holidays.