Podcasts about thom jones

SummaryIn this episode of the Only Nation Podcast, host Thom Jones discusses the Raiders' recent loss to the Rams, the current state of the team, and potential strategies for improvement. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by the coaching staff, the need for a stable quarterback, and the importance of developing young talent. Thom emphasizes the need for a shift in play-calling duties and the potential for future success if the team can maintain focus and energy.  TakeawaysThe Raiders are struggling with a 2-5 record this season.The loss to the Rams highlighted several team weaknesses.Antonio Pierce is still developing as a coach.The team has a history of not committing to young quarterbacks.There is a need for better offensive and defensive strategies.The coaching staff must evaluate player performance critically.Future drafts should focus on acquiring a franchise quarterback.The team needs to maintain energy and focus moving forward.Potential trades and acquisitions could strengthen the roster.Raider Nation should remain hopeful for the rest of the season.  Sound Bites"What's up Raider Nation?""Let's get the ugly game against the Rams out of the way.""Antonio Pierce is not quite ready for this moment."  Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Season02:51 Analyzing the Loss to the Rams06:11 Team Identity and Quarterback Development09:02 Offensive and Defensive Strategies Moving Forward11:52 Future Prospects and Closing Thoughts

This special episode is more like an exclusive glimpse into #IATEFL2024! Join us for a captivating episode featuring insights from top speakers and ELT experts! Featuring Dorothy Zemach, John Hird, Boelo van der Pool, Sarah Smith, Thom Jones, Rob Howard, Vicky Samuel, Armanda Stroia, Daniel Xerri, Elona Kolaj, Penny Hands, Susana Galante and our author, Jenny Dooley.

There may be some dated or downright silly elements of Cutter's Way, Ivan Passer's 1981 mystery—but what's great about it outweighs any of its clumsiness and stays in the viewer's memory. Not enough people know about John Heard's performance as the unhinged, unlikable, yet undeniably compelling Alex Cutter; this film without any scenes of military conflict is one of the best about Vietnam. Join Mike and Dan for a conversation about the ways in which the title character resembles Captain Ahab physically, emotionally, and psychologically; how the film uses and then abandons Hollywood conventions; and the ways in which a convoluted murder plot doesn't detract from complicated issues of heroism, friendship, and justice. So jump on that white horse and give it a listen! One of our favorite memoirs of Vietnam is Things I'll Never Forget: Memories of a Marine in Vietnam. Thom Jones's short story collection The Pugilist at Rest contains incredible fiction about the war (and would, we imagine, be admired by Alex Cutter). Follow us on X or Letterboxd. Incredible bumper music by John Deley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

There may be some dated or downright silly elements of Cutter's Way, Ivan Passer's 1981 mystery—but what's great about it outweighs any of its clumsiness and stays in the viewer's memory. Not enough people know about John Heard's performance as the unhinged, unlikable, yet undeniably compelling Alex Cutter; this film without any scenes of military conflict is one of the best about Vietnam. Join Mike and Dan for a conversation about the ways in which the title character resembles Captain Ahab physically, emotionally, and psychologically; how the film uses and then abandons Hollywood conventions; and the ways in which a convoluted murder plot doesn't detract from complicated issues of heroism, friendship, and justice. So jump on that white horse and give it a listen! One of our favorite memoirs of Vietnam is Things I'll Never Forget: Memories of a Marine in Vietnam. Thom Jones's short story collection The Pugilist at Rest contains incredible fiction about the war (and would, we imagine, be admired by Alex Cutter). Follow us on X or Letterboxd. Incredible bumper music by John Deley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thom Jones and Snake Dumpster join Todd in the studio to discuss their vasectomies and other disasters including Thom's ride down from Seattle to Born Free.

Harry has a conversation with Thom Jones, teacher and teacher trainer.

This week Pip talks to Jesse about Grimmish by Michael Winkler and The Pugilist at Rest by Thom Jones and

This episode of Teacher's Coffee is all about EP SUMMIT 2023! As the event is just around the corner, 6 of our top-notch speakers gave us a… first taste of their talk during this fascinating online conference. Alexandra Popovski, Annie Altamirano, Dorothy Zemach, Thom Jones, Tyson Seburn and Gabriel Diaz Maggioli set the tone for the webinars that will follow. Our 14 webinars, spread over two days, guide you through advancements, applied methodologies, and fresh material that brings together everything we need in a class: joy and exploration! Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd50F3pUM45MOhH3QY7Q4IvtOtfvOPeJuEfoRRs-jGv8cPgTQ/viewform

The one and only Thom Jones is coming to Teachers' Coffee and brightens up the studio with his joyful spirits, motivational talk and insightful views. He talks a lot about the current global situation regarding training, he gives excellent learning examples from his learning journey, and he explains why reading books is a significant part of this world An unmissable episode from the top, most popular ELT podcast on the net! Tune in!

In this special episode Thom and Todd finally reconnect on the 10th anniversary of the Death Valley Run for this five and a half hour podcast. Buckle up.Shot + Edited by - Todd Blubaugh Original Music by - Rocco DeLuca

From the outside, Sandra Thom-Jones was living a successful life: she had a great career, a beautiful home, a caring husband, two loving sons and supportive friends. But from the inside looking out, she was struggling to make sense of her place in the world, constantly feeling overwhelmed and exhausted, and convinced that her challenges with daily life just meant that she had to try harder.In Growing In to Autism, Thom-Jones tells the story of gradually realizing that she was autistic, and that she experienced the world in ways which were markedly different from neurotypical people. This was a profound awakening - throughout her life she had been masking her true self and this effort had come at great physical, mental and emotional cost. Part personal, funny, endearing and enlightening memoir, and part rigorous explication of the nature of autism, Growing in to Autism is a book for all people, memorably conveying the need for better understanding and ways of making space for a group of individuals in our society who have so much to offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thom Jones, a dialect coach for Hollywood stars, who used to work for Trinity Rep and Brown University, explains the mystery of Rhode Island accents and teaches our producer how to sound like a local. Tips and ideas? Email us at rinews@globe.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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The writer Rachel Kushner has an excellent new book of essays out now. It’s called The Hard Crowd. On this episode of the Apology podcast, Jesse Pearson speaks with Rachel about various topics she covers in the book (Marguerite Duras, prison abolition, motorcycle life) and some extra stuff too (Thom Jones, artists as writers, reading recommendations based on Rachel’s novels). Plus more, always more.

If you enjoy this episode, consider subscribing to our newsletter at NaplesWritersWorkshop.com For daily writing tips, industry news, and great short fiction, join our Facebook group at Facebook.com/groups/NaplesWritersWorkshop In this episode, we are joined by our friend and author, Karl Luntta.  Karl is the author of the novel Know it By Heart (Northwestern University Press/Curbstone) […]

2020 The Year of Clarity | Victor Cruz Acting Studio | NYC As we say goodbye to 2019 and welcome 2020, the year of clarity, I wish you the very best and continued blessings on your journey! I am extremely grateful to have wonderful people, friends and family who support, love, and teach me every day the lessons that push me into the next phase of my journey! I bow to you and am humbled. A special shout out to my lovely wife Liana Harper Cruz, my mom Minerva Medina Minaya, my Spiritual Teacher and Master Guru Enlightment, to all of my friends and family and to my good friend and brother Thom Jones. I mention you all with love in this video. TO MY FELLOW ACTORS OF ALL LEVELS, I encourage you to leave any questions, comments or concerns that you might have in regards to your journeys as actors or the business of acting. Your contributions here, will help me as I continue guiding those that I teach and you may have a question or concern that I can answer or offer some good options and references on. Thank you 2019 for all of your lovely blessings, I look forward to the New Year! Happy New Year! Learn more about The Victor Cruz Acting Studio, log onto: www.victorcruzactingstudio.com We have classes beginning 1/7/20 & 1/9/20. #victorcruzactingstudio #victorcruzfilms #actingclasses #actingschool #actingclassesnyc #actingschoolsnearme #nycactingclassesforadults #actingclass #acting #selftapestudiosnearme #auditiontapes #selftape #actinglessons #actingschools #adultactingschools #actingauditions #howtobecomeanactor #actingschoolsnyc #beginneractingclass #intermediateactingclass #podcast #victorcruzactingstudiopodcast

At our 8:15, 9:30 and 11:00 am services on October 13, Thom Jones preached on " Destined in Love" based on scriptures Ephesians 1:3-10 and Ephesians 1:11-14.

Thom Jones preached on Taste and See That the Lord is Good based on scriptures Psalm 34:1-10 and Psalm 34:11-22

Thom Jones preached on Taste and See That the Lord is Good based on scriptures Psalm 34:1-10 and Psalm 34:11-22

Thom Jones graduated from the Iowa Writers Workshop in the late 70s, but didn't truly find his voice--and critical success--until "The Pugilist at Rest," which was published in The New Yorker in 1991. After that story, Jones published pieces in other big-name magazines and pretty quickly had a story collection out in the world. Journalists really latched onto the late-bloomer story, as well as the fact that Jones was working as a janitor when "The Pugilist at Rest" was published. We talk about the story, and also about the mythology around Jones, who died in 2016. Also this week: Mike's continuing quest to eat a good donut, and why Tom is so tired of reading stories about the 60s. If you like the show, please consider subscribing to our Patreon, which helps us make a bit of money each month and keep the show going. For just $5 a month, you'll get access to a monthly bonus episode, Book Fight After Dark, in which we visit some of the weirder, goofier corners of the literary world. Recently, that's involved reading a paranormal romance novel, the debut novel of Jersey Shore's Snookie, and the novelization of the movie Robocop.

Thom Jones of Semigood Design has spent the last 20 years dedicating himself to functional design work such as high end furniture and vintage motor cycles. Thom’s pride and intense work ethic can be back up by the quality and craftsmanship of his work. Thom can talk some shit, but he can also back it up too. https://www.instagram.com/semigoods/?hl=en https://www.semigoods.com/ PATREON https://www.patreon.com/planetdosed VENMO @planetdosed INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/planetdosed/ GMAIL planetdoesed@gmail.com

Thom Jones, Certified Lay Servant, preached on "The Significance of the Resurrection"  based on scriptures  1 Corinthians 15:1-8 and 1 Corinthians 15:20-23.

Rachel Kushner joins Deborah Treisman to read and discuss Thom Jones’s “The Black Lights,” from a 1992 issue of the magazine.

Thom Jones "Sonny; Liston Was a Friend of Mine" (Little Brown) Thom Jones, famous for his short stories, brings his trademark dementia and wooziness to a discussion of his own writing.

Thom Jones Cold Snap (Little Brown) More than a decade passed between the author's stint at the Iowa Writers' Workshop and the publication of his first book. How does a writer endure the hard times?.