Podcasts about then ken

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 8, 2019 0:01

In the Gaming Hut, Patreon backer Jacques de Villiers wonders how one might use The Armitage Files or Dracula Dossier in The Fall of Delta Green. Then Ken convenes a Cinema Hut to talk about his discoveries from the Chicago International Film Festival. He’s been a character in the Kartasverse for ages, but now he’s […]

Episode 362: The Dinosaurs Always Won

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 20, 2019 0:01

In the Gaming Hut beloved Patreon backer Walter Manbeck asks how to do El from Stranger Things as a player character. Expressionistic shadows flit across the Cinema Hut as we take a look at F. W. Murnau’s Nosferatu. Then Ken and/or Robin Talk To Someone Else, this time Atlas Games’ Michelle Nephew, who shares her […]

7 - Cultivate Assets

Net Worth Hacks

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2019 19:53

Ken discusses how the first four letters in IMPACT set you up for the last two: Cultivating your Assets (letter C), Terminating your Debt (letter T) or both simultaneously. Then Ken goes on to discuss cultivating your assets. First and foremost, it is important to understand that your first asset is yourself. You must be willing to invest in yourself such as going beck to school or growing your skill sets. Moving from there it’s important to look to all aspects of your life and determine what exactly are your assets? Could be things such as your savings or even your car. Ken discusses ways to cultivate these assets, whether it be by doing it yourself or relying on others. Finally, Ken discusses how it’s critical you understand the risk of any investment and finding that balance between growth and risk exposure.

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Episode 341: Trouser Leg of the Mythos

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2019 0:01

We lit the fires of the Gaming Hut the old-fashioned way before answering a question from Patreon backer Jason Thompson on interesting players in low-tech settings. In the Cinema Hut we revisit the subject of the rewatch, looking at films that change or defy expectations on subsequent viewings. Then Ken and/or Robin Talk to Someone […]

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Two Degrees of Peri Gilpin

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2019 34:39

Ken and Kendra thank Peri Gilpin for listening (Thank you, Peri). They also create a table of contents for the first time ever. Quick description of the Game of Thrones episode cause Ken liked it. Kendra talks and convinces the world to watch Ramy (successfully). Then Ken and Kendra talk about the topic of the hour, Mystic Pizza starring Annabeth Gish (Ken is sorry for calling her Annabelle), Julia Roberts and Lili Taylor. We really go into the 80s plot. And our connection to Peri Gilpin... Lili Taylor was in The Cold Lands, which was directed by Tom Gilroy, who also directed Spring Forward (1999) with Peri Gilpin! That’s two degrees! We plan on watching Spring Forward next week. Remember to follow us on Instagram and DM us to get a free button mailed to you. Leave us a voicemail and complain or talk about Peri at 410- 914 -PERI. If you want to email us use degreesofperi@gmail.com Follow us below: www.instagram.com/degreesofperi/ twitter.com/DegreesofPeri https://medium.com/@kgaylord --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kendraken/support

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2 - Impact Your Net Worth

Net Worth Hacks

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 8, 2019 13:16

On this week’s episode of Net Worth Hacks, Ken Kaufman recounts his journey into the world of finance and net worth. Then Ken introduces you to the 6 key principles that act as the guidepost to achieving net worth success. Learn about these six principles using the acronym IMPACT: Iterate, Maximize, Prioritize, Align, Cultivate, Terminate.

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Be kind; Everyone You Meet Is Fighting a Hard Battle

ACIM Daily Inspiration with Anthony Gold

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 25, 2019 1:42

Ken Wapnick (one of the key people responsible for bringing A Course in Miracles into the world) taught this very powerful analogy for kindness: Imagine you are walking out of a building. And just outside, you see a little child crying, all alone, tears streaming down its face. Would you step around the child and continue on your way, or would you seek out the parents of this baby?Then Ken would offer this truism: inside of everyone is that frightened little child crying out for love. No matter how deftly they’ve covered up the pain, no matter what mask they’re wearing, no matter what they do - still is this true.Ken shared this line from the philosopher Philo of Alexandria (c. 20 BCE): “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.”We all know the “hard battle” we fight - as well as those close to us - but rarely do we see and understand that battle in everyone else. We are all striving to get our needs met in the world while attempting to avoid pain as much as possible. The forms that battle takes are different for each of us, but the underlying content, or meaning, is the same.Our choice - and everyone else’s choice - for the ego mind is the cause of all pain, the source of every battle. When we can recognize that, then we will see the frightened child in everyone, their pleading cries for love. And we can respond with the healing, uniting energy of love.Be kind.Support the show (https://www.livebeyondtheillusion.com/contribute)

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Episode 336: The Trees Need Nutrients

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 22, 2019 0:01

The Gaming Hut stages a baccarat game with the devil as Patreon backer Eain Bankins asks for help introducing the main villain without devolving into an immediate and disappointing fight. In the Horror Hut we stir the pot on the witch and/or Satanist sub-genre. Then Ken has another stack of tomes to lovingly riffle through […]

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Episode 317: To Be Sure, the Romans

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2018 82:45

Join us in the Gaming Hut to assist Patreon backer Dustyn Mincey with his difficulty in sticking with a single game, when there are so many awesome games in the world. Then Ken and/or Robin Talk To Someone Else, specifically designer extraordinaire Steve Kenson. Finally it’s again time to vicariously caress the covers of […]

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Episode 315: Eloi au Vin

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2018 71:25

In the Gaming Hut we assist Patreon backer Jean-Francois Paradis in creating a campaign where the PCs’ homeland is invaded by a technologically superior rival. Stay far from manhole covers and sewer grates as the Horror Hut looks at CHUDs and troglodytes. Then Ken and/or Robin Talk To Someone Else, specifically gaming’s cartoonist laureate, […]

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Jeff Sutherland - Agile2018

Agile Toolkit Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 21, 2018 16:46

Where will Scrum@Scale take the Agile industry? Co-creator of Scrum Jeff Sutherland sits down with @AgileToolkit to explore Scrum@Scale at Agile2018. Connect with Jeff Sutherland on Twitter. Learn more about Scrum@Scale. @AgileToolkit is sponsored by LitheSpeed. Transcript: Bob Payne: The Agile Toolkit. [background music] Bob: I'm your host, Bob Payne. I'm here with Jeff Sutherland, one of the co‑creators of Scrum. Now you're working on Scrum at Scale. We're very excited about that at LitheSpeed. Just wanted to hear a little bit about Scrum at Scale and where you think that's going to take the industry. Jeff Sutherland: It actually starts a long time ago. I was pulled out of medical school in 1983. For 15 years I was a research scientist, working with tools for Bell Labs. Learned how to write software for super‑computing, modeling the human cell. Really, all the basics of Scrum were formulated in that environment. When I was pulled out of the medical school by a big banking company they said, "Over at the medical school you guys have all the knowledge, but at the bank we have all the money." [laughter] Bob: It's not an attractive feature of the banks. Jeff: They made me an offer that my wife couldn't refuse... [crosstalk] Jeff: ...the bank. [laughter] Bob: Why do you rob banks? Because that's where the money is. [laughs] Jeff: Of course, the first thing I realize I'm working on their new technologies such as the vice president for advanced technologies. I noticed their projects are all late. They have hundreds and hundreds of programmers and we're running 150 banks all over North America. Our customers are actually CIOs of banks. I walked into the CEO's office one day and I said, "Have you noticed that all your projects are late?" He said, "Yeah, the customers are calling me screaming every morning. Bob: The system's perfectly designed... [laughs] [crosstalk] Jeff: I said, "I'm just a medical school professor, a mathematician, a computer scientist, but I've looked at their Gantt charts on the wall. You have whole walls of Gantt charts and these tasks, names, and dates. I calculated the probability of being late using this Gantt chart and it's 0.9999999. You're virtually certain to be late on every project. It's a completely inappropriate method to manage projects with lots of change like software.. Bob: Or uncertainty. Jeff: He said, "Well, what should I do?" I said, "Well, you authorized me to keep this grant." When I came to medical school I had this grant from the Kellogg Foundation. A leadership grant where I had to with 50 national leaders travel around the world a third of my time for three years. To my surprise the CEO said he was going to support it. He said he thought he was going to get his money back, basically. I said, "You know, I've been running around the world and a subgroup of our leaders are actually business school professors. I've been talking to them about the bank, and they say we need to create a completely new operating model within the bank, a little company within a company, an entrepreneurial startup." I said, "That's what we ought to do." I said, "Here's the way these operate. I need everybody sales marketing, support, installation. I'm going to split them into small teams, four or five people. We're going to have product marketing come in on Monday morning and prioritize everything they're doing by value. Friday afternoon everything is going to be done and if it's software it's live. I need you to give me the whole operation. You and senior management can be my board of directors. I will report to you the financials once a month. The rest of the time you have to stay out of my company because I don't want you messing it up." He said, "We'll that's not going to be as much fun as looking at new technology." [laughter] Jeff: I said, "It needs to be fixed." He said, "OK, you've got it." You've got that headache. He gave me the worst business unit in the bank. We split them into small team. I said, "We're going to throw away the Gantt chart." I said, "We're going to train you how to land a project just like I train fighter pilots to land an aircraft. I'm going to give you a burn down chart instead of the Gantt chart. This is back in 1983. All of this was the first prototype. It wasn't a prototype of Scrum. It was a prototype of Scrum at Scale. That's were it began. How do you run a whole organization with Scrum? How do you create an agile environment that is actually protected? I was protecting the environment from the Waterfall company. How do you prioritize everything for the organization and then execute those priorities as small as sprints? The teams, how are they responsible for actually delivering at the end of every sprint, which is one of the fundamentals of Scrum. I experimented with that through several companies until I finally got to Easel Corporation in 1993 where we gave it the name Scrum from... Bob: From the paper. Jeff: That was the first team that was called a Scrum team. Then in 1995 I pulled Ken Schwaber in. Ken Schwaber was leading a CEO of a project management software company selling waterfall methodologies. [laughs] I said, "Ken, come on in and look at Scrum. It actually works. That stuff you're selling doesn't work." He came in. He spent two weeks with the Scrum team and at the end of it he says, "You're really right. This is really more or less the way I run my company." He said, "If I used the Waterfall methodology to run my company I'd be bankrupt." [crosstalk] Bob: ...respond to the marketplace. Jeff: I said, "Well, why don't you sell Scrum instead of selling all this Waterfall stuff?" He thought about it and he said, "Yeah, why don't we do that." Then we decided, OK, I want to make opensource so that it can be widely deployed. We need to write the first paper on what it is. Formalize it, which we presented at OOPSLA'95. Then Ken started selling Scrum out into the market. I was head of engineering inside companies implementing this. One of the very first companies we go together into was a company called Individual, an Internet startup that had just gone public. We had 60 million dollars to spend. We were hiring people like crazy. We had multiple Scrum teams. What do we do? We implement Scrum at Scale. Bob: Scrum at Scale. [laughter] Jeff: These guys went from they were delivering every six months, the first quarter we implemented what we call today Scrum at Scale, they were doing multiple releases of their flagship product and delivered two new products in three months. Bob: That's great. Jeff: Scrum at Scale is designed to incrementally deliver quickly with a whole organization involved in making that happen. That's the challenge of Scrum at Scale. Bob: One of the largest early project that Sanjiv Augustine and I did we brought in for stabilization recovery from a classic Waterfall fiasco. [laughter] At the time we were using XP or Extreme Programming, but interactive and incremental. We'd executed it on a small team. We were like, "There's no reason these ideas shouldn't be simply scalable up to a larger team." We had about 300 people on that program and we just said, "Look, we're going to integrate and demo the system," which took them two months to build before their first testing phase, "every two weeks." Of course, they didn't do it for the first four iterations, but after that every two weeks we got a demoable system up, we had some cross‑organizational planning, and a daily stand up that then the team member would step out, and we had it in a big long hallway. We would do the Scrum and then the Scrum of Scrums on a daily basis because things were changing so fast. Jeff: Absolutely, yeah. The other interesting thing in those first two prototypes with Scrum at Scale is that today DevOps is a big buzz word, but that was fully implemented in both of those prototypes. In fact, in the Internet company they were having trouble with deployment. I said, "I want the deployment server and the developers cube and you guys will deploy multiple times a week. That's the way it's going to be. There isn't going to be operations blocking deployment." It was funny because the operations team, of course, screamed, but I was the head of engineering. I said, "You guys are too slow. We're not using you anymore." A week or two later they came back by and they said, "We've implemented Scrum in operations and we want to become part of your Scrum at Scale. We'll meet in your Scrum of Scrums daily meeting. [laughter] Jeff: Can we have out server back if we do that?" [laughter] Bob: You said, "Maybe. We'll see." Jeff: "Only if the developers can deploy multiple times a week with the server in your server farm, if not we're taking the server back to the development area." Bob: Multiple times a day, yeah. [laughter] Bob: That's funny. Other than the deployment what sort of engineering practiced were you guys using for test automation and that sort of thing in those early days. Jeff: Actually in the first Scrum a team testing product was part of the Scrum because it was a small token environment so we had a fully integrated piece of code running all the time. From the very first sprint we deployed internally. The tooling was such that our consultants could actually use it in the field to get feedback. Jeff McKenna was working with us today as one of the Scrum trainers, wanted to start a testing company. We were particularly interested in component architectures. Move way beyond the unit testing levels. How do you test for a component? Which, today has turned into micro‑services, right? [laughs] . How do you set up a test environment that tests the micro‑services and then make sure it's ready for deploy? All of this stuff has been around for a long time. Bob: It has. The pattern have been there for a while. Now you've pulled it together. You're doing trainings and certification around that. Jeff: In recent years we've been pulled in Toyota, GE, Maersk, the world's biggest shipping company, 3M we're the global trainers for 3M. We've been pulled into these big companies. I've had to coach the coaches that have gone in there. We need to formalize the method of scaling that works in really large. We work with SAP who's implementing this. It has 2,000 Scrum teams. These people with really large implementations have told us what we need to do to make it work, not only for one or two teams but for thousands. That's the beauty of Scrum at Scale. It will work really well for one or two teams because it has no extra overhead. It's the minimal viable bureaucracy. Bob: The Scrum framework... [crosstalk] Jeff: It scales up to thousands of teams. It works just as well as for thousands with a minimal addition of any bureaucratic overhead. High performance for an organization. 3M had the biggest stock price jump in history last November. If you read "The Wall Street Journal" it's because of several technology divisions, some of which we'd implement Scrum at Scale, because it is an organizational implementation to increase the value of the organization, not just make a project better. [laughs] Bob: There was a heated article to really springboard off of. Jeff: About a year and a half ago the Scrum Alliance came to us and said, "We are interested in participating in a scaling framework where we have ownership and our trainers and our membership within the Scrum Alliance can actually participate in the evolution of that framework. We can't do that with the other frameworks. Can we do it with you?" It took about a year of negotiation to decide how we're going to set this up. We have a joint venture now called Scrum at Scale LLC. It's half owned by the Scrum Alliance. It's half owned by Scrum Inc., my company. Its goal is to train the trainers and do the whole certification process for Scrum at Scale. Within the first few months, we have 42 trainers. They're training all over the world. We're off and running. Bob: We're excited to be on that ride with you. [laughter] Bob: Louise, Q. Is it in the class? The joke was that he was your bodyguard or something because he was very pumped up. [laughter] Jeff: Yes. It was some guys from South America or something that said "Oh, Q, he must be his bodyguard," or something. [laughter] Jeff: Q looks like... Bob: He works out a lot. Jeff: He wears sunglasses all the time, dark glasses. He looks like a martial artist. [laughter] Bob: He's like Bono meets Steven Seagal. [laughter] Jeff: That's pretty funny. Bob: That's very exciting. How do you see the growth rate? You said 42 trainers in the first few months. Jeff: We just did two train‑the‑trainer sessions last month, one in Denver and one in Boston. We'll be doing one in October in London, probably another one in January in London. We're going to be doing them in Europe. We'll be doing another one in Boston. Walking up here, there's a guy from Austin really twisting my arm trying to get us to come down to Austin and do it. Bob: From the Scrum gathering or near the Scrum gathering in Austin? Jeff: Yes. There's a lot of pent‑up demand for a better alternative for a scaling framework. It's growing really fast and I think it will continue to grow. Our challenge, mainly, is to... we'll have plenty of trainers, how do we help them fill their courses all over the world? That's a major objective to Scrum at Scale. To really get those trainers successful wherever they are. Bob: What's been interesting in your trip to San Diego? Anything on the personal front or just business? Jeff: I have the opportunity where we're doing some training up in Sunnyvale. My wife was with me. I said, "Why don't we just come down the West coast? We'll do a little road trip, rent a sports car. Stop at all the nice locations. [laughs] [crosstalk] Jeff: That's what we did coming down here to San Diego. We're about to do that to go back up again. I have a Scrum at Scale training in Sunnyvale on Monday, Tuesday. That's been fun. Bob: It's humid here which is an odd experience in San Diego. Jeff: Yes. [laughs] Bob: Thank you very much, Jeff. I really appreciate the time. I look forward to doing the train‑the‑trainer course with you coming up. Jeff: Thank you very much for inviting me. Bob: Thank you. The Agile Toolkit Podcast is brought to you by LitheSpeed. Thanks for tuning in. I hope you enjoyed today's show. If you'd like to give feedback or be on the show, you can ping me on Twitter. I am @agiletoolkit. You can also reach me at bob.payne@lithespeed.com. For more free resources, transcripts of the show and information about our services, head over to lithespeed.com. Thanks for listening. [music]

The End Zone EP2 - w/ head coaches Jason Cameron and Davis "Rooster" Russell

WTOC The End Zone

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2018 32:49

Ken Griner and Jake Wallace take a look ahead at the opening week of high school football. Jake sits down to talk with Jenkins head coach Jason Cameron (2:46) and Bremen head coach and grandson of Georgia Southern legend Davis "Rooster" Russell. (9:59). Then Ken and Jake talk about Georgia's newest explosive player (16:51) and the Jalen Ramsey's trash talk toward Matt Ryan (27:31).

Episode 180 - Ken Ibrahim

CG Garage

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 1, 2018 100:40

On the verge of his 50th birthday, Chris’s former colleague Ken Ibrahim looks back at an incredible career in which his childhood dreams came spectacularly true. Ken’s interest in visual effects began at the age of nine, when he and his brother were inspired by Star Wars and Star Trek to create Super 8 films, complete with hand-drawn visual effects. He was introduced to computers at high school, and shortly afterwards he made the leap to Japan where he ended up as a programmer – and occasional voice artist – at SEGA. Then Ken returned to the US to work at companies such as PDI, Cinesite, Square and Digital Domain on movies like Shrek, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, X-Men 2 and 2012. He landed in nerd heaven, and met some of the universe’s heroes, when he joined JJ Abrams’ Bad Robot studio, to work on the franchises which inspired his career. Ken’s an entertaining podcast guest, and he and Chris discuss everything from digital humans to Isomorphic web design. You’ll also find out how he enjoys free beer, ball games and concerts in San Francisco.

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Ken Miller Show with Trent Condon 2-5 Hour 2

Ken Miller Show with Trent Condon

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 5, 2018 57:45

Trent opens the hour talking Hawkeye basketball and wrestling with Scott Dochterman from Land of 10. Then Ken rejoins as the guys talk with KCCI's Andy Garman, who covered the Super Bowl and finish with thoughts on commercials and more.

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Ken Miller Show with Trent Condon 2-5 Hour 2

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 5, 2018 58:28

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HotCox #14: Show Priority - DreamHack Major & Zotac Cup

Beyond the Summit Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 5, 2017 53:28

Ken and Dakota dig into the DreamHack Major and see how it stacks up against the regular season. Then Ken teaches us what a DAED GAEM looks like when we talk Starcraft Remastered and break down the Zotac Cup. How do pro players in dead games entertain themselves? Find out on this episode of HotCox! 00:00 - Introduction 02:10 - Show Priority: DreamHack Major 27:50 - Show Priority: Zotac Cup 51:20 - Wrap Up Thirsty for more HotCox? Follow @BTSpods on Twitter! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-summit-podcasts/id1275624239?mt=2 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/bts-podcasts Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv0oDvY_zp6QlCR5lgPoiuyDLLufCjel_ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/I4n5a3swmac6rvrhwbk3mzzy2xm?t=Beyond_the_Summit_Podcasts

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Episode 20 - Tom Petty, George Harrison and John Lennon

Ken Dashow's Beatles Revolution

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2017 50:09

With John Lennon's birthday coming up (Oct. 9), Ken shares some stories about Lennon. Then Ken and producer Andrew remember the amazing career of Tom Petty. They also discuss Petty's close relationship to George Harrison, how the Traveling Wilburys came together around Petty and where Petty sits in the canon of great American songwriters. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode of "Ken Dashow's Beatles Revolution"!

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Episode 20 - Tom Petty, George Harrison and John Lennon

Ken Dashow's Beatles Revolution

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2017 50:09

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Episode 261: Them Doritos is Rigged!

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 29, 2017 62:35

Hold onto your wallet when you enter this Gaming Hut. It’s full of scamsters, as we look at clipjoint towns in F20 games. Patreon backer Elias Helfer digs into the files for a declassified Tradecraft Hut as he asks for the 101 on espionage in WWI. Then Ken and/or Robin Talk To Someone Else, as […]

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Episode 258: Mom! He’s in Cisalpine Gaul!

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 8, 2017 67:25

A couple of episodes ago we put a pin in the idea of Magic Blackwater and now in the Gaming Hut we unpin it for further consideration. In yet more business arising from the previous minutes, the Mythology Hut looks at the kinship between the vampire and the serial killer. Then Ken and/or Robin […]

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7-25-17 Steve Piatz – Author of “The Complete Guide to Making Mead”

GotMead Live Radio Show

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 25, 2017 141:02

Tonight we're thrilled to be talking with Steve Piatz, author of the top-selling mead book, "The Complete Guide to Making Mead". The first meads Steve made were when he was training with his brewclub to become a BJCP judge, back in the 90's. They weren't the best meads, but they worked at it. Then he attended a session taught by Ken Schramm and Dan McConnell, and he found what good mead tasted like. Then Ken wrote "The Compleat Meadmaker", and then the discussions of staggered nutrients and fruit in primary and other interesting developments began to happen. His mead got really good. Fast forward to 2013, and Steve had served on several mead panels, and after doing a write up, he was approached by a publisher to write his book. Steve is currently a grand master BJCP VIII judge, right behind Gordon Strong. He is part of the exam grading process, and an exam director. And he generated nearly all the questions for the BJCP Mead exam. You want to listen in! Join us for GotMead Live Chat, on Skype, live during the broadcast!! You can join us here: https://join.skype.com/sOgoU06hcV7s during the show, and we'll pass along questions to the guest, and answer your questions! Join us 9PM ET tonight! (8PM CT/7PM MT/6PM PT) Want to join the conversation, give us a call!! 803-443-MEAD (6323), or Skype us at meadwench (please friend me first and say you're a listener, I get tons of Skype spam), or tweet to @gotmeadnow. If you want us to tackle your mead making questions, you can send us a question and we'll tackle it online! Bring your questions and your mead, and let's talk mead! You can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323), or Skype us at meadwench (please friend me first and say you're a listener, I get tons of Skype spam), or tweet to @gotmeadnow. This player will show the most recent show, and when we're live, will play the live feed. If you are calling in, please turn off the player sound, so we don't get feedback. Click here to see a playable list of all our episodes! Show links and notes Vanilla Beans - Beanilla Entries are open for competition at the Eltham and District Wine Guild Oak and Mead - Petar Bakulic Titrets sulfite testing kit The Big Book of Mead Recipes by Rob Ratliff The Closet of Sir Kenelm Digby's Closet Unlock'd - mead recipes from the 1600's (among other things) Upcoming Events St. Ambrose Cellars - Live music every Friday night – Thirsty Thursday (35% off Refills) – Open Mic Nights on Thursdays (6PM) Meridian Hive Meadery - last Friday of every month - Board Game Mead Up at the Tasting Room Got an event you’d like us to mention on GotMead Live? Send us an email at gotmeadlive@gotmead.com and tell us about it!

7-11-17 Sergio Moutela, Tom Repas and Bob Slanz

GotMead Live Radio Show

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2017 153:07

7-11-17 UPDATE: Steve had a last minute medical thing, he'll be fine, but couldn't be on the show tonight. We will have him back later. We were lucky to have Sergio Moutela, Bob Slanz *and* Tom Repas, all at once, and the show was awesome! Tonight we're thrilled to be talking with Steve Piatz, author of the top-selling mead book, "The Complete Guide to Making Mead". The first meads Steve made were when he was training with his brewclub to become a BJCP judge, back in the 90's. They weren't the best meads, but they worked at it. Then he attended a session taught by Ken Schramm and Dan McConnell, and he found what good mead tasted like. Then Ken wrote "The Compleat Meadmaker", and then the discussions of staggered nutrients and fruit in primary and other interesting developments began to happen. His mead got really good. Fast forward to 2013, and Steve had served on several mead panels, and after doing a write up, he was approached by a publisher to write his book. Steve is currently a grand master BJCP VIII judge, right behind Gordon Strong. He is part of the exam grading process, and an exam director. And he generated nearly all the questions for the BJCP Mead exam. You want to listen in! Join us for GotMead Live Chat, on Skype, live during the broadcast!! You can join us here: https://join.skype.com/sOgoU06hcV7s during the show, and we'll pass along questions to the guest, and answer your questions! Join us 9PM ET tonight! (8PM CT/7PM MT/6PM PT) Want to join the conversation, give us a call!! 803-443-MEAD (6323), or Skype us at meadwench (please friend me first and say you're a listener, I get tons of Skype spam), or tweet to @gotmeadnow. If you want us to tackle your mead making questions, you can send us a question and we'll tackle it online! Bring your questions and your mead, and let's talk mead! You can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323), or Skype us at meadwench (please friend me first and say you're a listener, I get tons of Skype spam), or tweet to @gotmeadnow. This player will show the most recent show, and when we're live, will play the live feed. If you are calling in, please turn off the player sound, so we don't get feedback. Click here to see a playable list of all our episodes! Show links and notes Bladderwrack Seaweed - http://www.seaweed.ie/descriptions/fucus_vesiculosus.php Vanilla Beans - Beanilla Entries are open for competition at the Eltham and District Wine Guild Oak and Mead - Petar Bakulic Titrets sulfite testing kit The Big Book of Mead Recipes by Rob Ratliff Upcoming Events St. Ambrose Cellars - Live music every Friday night – Thirsty Thursday (35% off Refills) – Open Mic Nights on Thursdays (6PM) Meridian Hive Meadery - last Friday of every month - Board Game Mead Up at the Tasting Room Got an event you’d like us to mention on GotMead Live? Send us an email at gotmeadlive@gotmead.com and tell us about it!

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6-5-17 What Happened with Jeremy Maclin? Plus, Dennis Pitta, Seahawks, and Kaep

Next Fan Up NFL News & Reaction

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2017 37:18

Justin (Seahawks), Nick (Chiefs), and Ken (Chargers), make sense of the surprise release of Jeremy Maclin. Nick has the Chiefs fan view on that. Then Ken has a theory about the potential secrect vulnerability that lead to the retirement of Dennis Pitta. Justin wraps up discussing the ESPN the Magazine piece about turnmoil and bitterness in the Seahawks lockeroom, and the strange case of Colin Kaepernick.Email us, nextfanup@gmail.comFollow @nfupodcastOnline at nextfanup.wordpress.com

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Episode 19 – S.C.O.B.Y. and Me

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 27, 2017 21:38

Ken drinks Kombucha as he learns about Symbiotic Cultures Of Bacteria and Yeast. Of course, he finds a way to relate it to Star Trek somehow. Then Ken meets a Scoby enthusiast named Allison Smeckle. Today’s Tea: GT’s Original Kombucha Follow Kenny P. on twitter @PeleKen Please send your questions, thoughts, and feedback to ken@todaysteawithkennyp.com.

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Episode 18 – The Valentine’s Day One

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 14, 2017 17:19

It’s Valentine’s Day, so Ken drinks Celestial Seasonings Peach Passion. Then Ken talks about ThunderCats or something. Honestly, does he even pretend this podcast is about tea anymore? Happy Valentine’s Day Dear Listener

Episode 17 – Oh-Fuku-Cha Revisited

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 2, 2017 33:18

Ken revisits Oh-fuku-cha and this time does it right. Then Ken revisits the predictions he made at the start of 2016 and we check in on how he made out on those resolutions. After which, he reads a story he wrote as punishment for not accomplishing said resolutions. Today’s Tea: Oh-fuku-cha Follow Kenny P. on […]

Episode 12 – Alf is back, in podcast form

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 1, 2016 25:08

Ken pretends he’s a real survivalist woodsman as he drinks Roasted Twig tea. Then Ken tries to avoid his lack of Trekstra progress by changing the subject with rants about notebooks and retweets. After which, we meet Ken’s Alf obsessed neighbour and get a sample of his podcast. Today’s Tea: Roasted Twig Follow Kenny P. […]

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Episode 11 – Toasted tastes better

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 19, 2016 28:53

Ken discusses how toasted tastes better as he drinks Genmaicha Satsuki. Then Ken has delusions of grandeur as he embarks on a hero’s journey. After which, Ken gets all theatrical with an audio drama. Today’s Tea: Genmaicha Satsuki Follow Kenny P. on twitter @PeleKen Please send your questions, thoughts and feedback to ken@todaysteawithkennyp.com.

Episode 10 – The Sellout Episode

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2016 26:19

Ken and phone squabble as we drink Ethereal Bliss Happiness Chai. Then Ken talks about his (lack of) plan to become a Trek extra (Trekstra). After which, Ken interviews the Marketing Manager of Ethereal Bliss Tea. Today’s Tea: Ethereal Bliss Happiness Chai Follow Kenny P. on twitter @PeleKen Please send your questions, thoughts and feedback […]

Episode 9 – Lando Calrissian all up in my brain

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2016 24:48

Ken gets a nostalgia blast as he drinks Youth Elixir Tea. Then Ken talks about the goings on at Toronto Comic Con 2016. After which, Ken reads an email and gets all melancholy like a big chubby baby what needs his bink bink. Today’s Tea: Tea Squared – Youth Elixir Follow Kenny P. on twitter […]

Episode 8 – I’ll let you go if you say “Mmmercy”

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 5, 2016 22:06

Ken is surprised to find he enjoys licorice tea. Then Ken tells a roundabout story of police interaction. After which, we interview an artificial not-so-intelligence. Today’s Tea: Yogi Egyptian Licorice Follow Kenny P. on twitter @PeleKen Please send your questions, thoughts and feedback to ken@todaysteawithkennyp.com.

Episode 7 – A Spicy Valentine

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 15, 2016 21:26

Ken spices things up as he drinks Chilli Chai. Then Ken has a tough love intervention. After which, we hear about the effects of awkward teenage over enthusiasm on girls. Today’s Tea: Tea Pigs Chilli Chai Follow Kenny P. on twitter @PeleKen Please send your questions, thoughts and feedback to ken@todaysteawithkennyp.com.

Episode 170: Deprived of Moss

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 11, 2015 85:20

What should you look for when revising a scenario? The Gaming Hut holds the answers. Cinematic technique, legacy and mortality all come out to play in the darkened space of the Cinema Hut as we delve into Robin’s powerful response to the documentary Hitchcock/Truffaut. Then Ken and Robin Recycle Audio, specifically more clips from Robin’s […]

Episode 143: You Can’t Just Set It on Fire

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2015 75:15

Using the conveniently public domain 1972 film Horror Express as a baseline, we demonstrate how to adapt a movie into a scenario worthy of the Gaming Hut. In a flood-threatened Travel Advisory, Ken takes us on a tour of the sights and horrors of his hometown, Oklahoma City. Then Ken and/or Robin Talk To Someone […]

SSW - EP 3 - The Problem with New

The Napzok Files

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 4, 2015 36:56

Welcome to Spotlight Star Wars presented by Morning Drive Media and The Napzok Files podcast feed. Here Ken Napzok, the host and co-creator of the show Jedi Alliance on the Popcorn Talk Network, will take a moment to discuss, breakdown, analyze, tease, and celebrate everything Star Wars. On this episode, Ken takes a look at the first issue of Kanan: The Last Padawan. How does it stack up against the other new Marvel canonized comics? Then Ken takes a look at The Problem with New and why so many of the new Star Wars stories, including the prequels, fell or keep falling just a bit short of the Impossibly High Expectations of fans. Subscribe to The Napzok Files podcast feed on iTunes and rate & review. On Twitter: @KenNapzok --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-napzok-files/support

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Its All Connected 053 - AOS Who You Really Are - Daredevil News

It's All Connected

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2015 71:28

We start this week with some big news related to our Patreon campaign at Patreon.com/itsallconnected. Then Ken, Russ and John talk about Daredevil casting news and a new trailer, Age of Ultron Posters, Jessica Jones filming, and then we discuss Agents of SHIELD Season 2 Episode 12 "Who You Really Are". We have a spoilery discussion regarding a future guest appearance on Agents of SHIELD. Also Ken and John agree way too much and we have a friendly debate on global box office of Avengers vs. Star Wars. Ken and John agree way too much and we have a friendly debate on global box office of Avengers vs. Star Wars.

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Its All Connected 053 - AOS Who You Really Are - Daredevil News

HHWLOD Master Feed

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2015 71:28

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Favorite Romance Movies w/ Ken Napzok

Cinema Minds Movie Show

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 30, 2014 80:55

In this first episode of the Cinema Minds Movie Podcast, host Alex Welch is joined by guest Ken Napzok; Host of The Napzok Files and Jedi Alliance, and producer of the Schmoes Know Movie Show! This time around, Ken and Alex sit down and chat about some of the notable news stories that has broken the past week! Then Ken and Alex bond over their hopeless love of Romance films and exchange their Top 10 Romance Films of All Time! Listen, discuss, and enjoy! Twitter: @NeverSayDie97

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PodKISSt #92 “Dressed to Kill” Side 2

PodKISSt/THE KISS ROOM!

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 27, 2014 80:03

PodKISSt #92 “Dressed to Kill” Side 2 We discuss “Dressed to Kill” Side: 2! Bill Starkey (Commander & Chief of the KISS Army!) joins us. Then Ken, Gary, Matt Porter, Chris Karem, Craig Cohen & BJ Kramp as we discuss this long requested album! Rate us on iTunes, “like” us on Facebook, and join the […]

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Episode 56: Oh, My Pancreas

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 13, 2013 75:34

Having survived his epic three weekends, three conventions journey into the heart of geekdom, Ken returns to issue a Travel Advisory on his final leg, which took him to the newly de-asterisked DragonCon. In How to Write Good we consider discipline, routine, and various techniques to keep the productivity flowing at the keyboard. Then Ken […]

Episode 38 - ATC 2013

Second Founding

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2013 81:16

This week Ken talks with two of team Fluffy Bunnies, the winners of the 2013 American Team Championship. We start with Mr Brandon Vallee, writer for the White Scars Blog. Then Ken talks to Bill Kim of 40k Daemons blog and the Michigan GT.

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Episode 41: The Kind of Scary Energy That Doesn’t Exist