Podcast appearances and mentions of Thomas Hill

On this dig back into a past Patreon episode, Doug wonders how many small-town sheriffs have ever been instructed to murder local reporters, Jamie talks to her dog for a bit while recording, and we both agree that the cons of owning a submissive sex robot outweigh the pros. Try not to be distracted by the German subtitles, please don't name your robot-wife 'Muffin' and join us for a made-for-tv Patreon episode where we discuss a lackluster horror sequel, Revenge of the Stepford Wives!Revenge of the Stepford Wives is a 1980 film directed by Robert Fuest and starring Sharon Gless, Julie Kavner, Audra Lindley, Don Johnson, Mason Adams, Arthur Hill, Thomas Hill, James MacKrell & Gay Rowan.Visit our YouTube ChannelMerch on TeePublic Follow us on TwitterFollow on InstagramFind us on FacebookVisit our Website

With the tournament looking to roll on this weekend, the final four teams have already been set and ready to roll. All number one seeds leading out of their conferences; Duke, Auburn, Houston, and Florida have emerged themselves into the final dance determining who will move on to the championship round. Talking to a former Blue Devil as the Cougars get ready to take on Duke Saturday night, former Blue Devil and NBA prospect Thomas Hill joins and shares a few things he's seen from both teams as his Blue Devils get ready to tip-off in a showdown this weekend against the Houston Cougars and who he's got winning it all.

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Episode 110.)  This week our guest is Thomas Hill, owner of Fiddle Fart Fabrication.  For those unfamiliar with Fiddle Fart Fab; Thomas is working diligently to bring billet solutions to common Foxbody failure points and other parts that need some dressing up to bring your build to the next level.  Thomas tells us about how he got into Foxbodies and his early days in car stereo fabrication. Thomas also discusses some of the early developmental mistakes and issues he encountered trying to innovate new parts for our beloved platform.In this pod you will develop an appreciation for the difficulty in getting a part to market and an understanding of what a standup guy Thomas is.  Enjoy the episode and have a great week!  The Social's:https://www.instagram.com/fiddle.fart.fabrication/https://fiddlefartfab.com

Week 2 Tuesday...NEW YEAR'S EVE on The Music Of America Holiday Special...today featuring music from Kurt Tischer, The Glass Prism, Stanskormusic, Thomas Hill, Re Velvet with Vasti Jackson, The Heavy Hitters, Nicole Gobert the Nightengale and Eddy Dellridge

All this week and next we will feature music from guests past, present and future. Guests today include Kurt Tischer, Bobby Black Hat, Joe Russo, Debra Cohen, Stanskor Music, Thomas Hill, The Heavy Hitters and Vasti Jackson and Red Velvet

We've all heard of the Salem Witch Trials, the deadliest witchhunt in colonial North America... but few have heard of the Witch Trials of Winnsboro, South Carolina. It was 1792, exactly 100 years after the Salem Witch Trials, and something mysterious and malicious was brewing down South. Cows were dying, people were levitating and others were being transformed into animals without their consent. The townspeople of Winnsboro, South Carolina, was certain that their small farming community was being destroyed by a WITCH. 77 year-old Mary Ingleman was the first to be accused... by her very own son. What then followed was numerous other accusations and a horrific trial held illegally by the townspeople at the farm of Thomas Hill. What ensued was a horrific example of falsely accused witches and wrongful convictions and treatment of innocent souls. But it did leave us wondering... is the devil hot? Like, he for sure has chiseled abs and somehow always appears to be doused in baby oil, right? Have ghost stories of your own? E-mail them to us at twogirlsoneghostpodcast@gmail.com Encounters episodes are released every Thursday at 9am PST/12pm EST. Corinne and Sabrina hand select a couple of paranormal encounters from our inbox to read in each episode, from demons, to cryptids, to aliens, to creepy kids... the list goes on and on. If you have a story of your own that you'd like us to share on an upcoming episode, we invite you to email them to us!  This episode is sponsored by Helix, Nutrafol and Honeylove. Take the Helix Sleep Quiz and find your perfect mattress in under two minutes. Go to HelixSleep.com/TGOG for up to 25% off all mattress orders AND two free pillows for our listeners!  Nutrafol is the #1 dermatologist-recommended hair growth supplement, with over 1 million people seeing thicker, stronger, faster-growing hair with less shedding. For a limited time, Nutrafol is offering our listeners ten dollars off your first month's subscription and free shipping when you go to Nutrafol.com and enter the promo code TGOG. Treat yourself to the best bras and shapewear on the market and save 20% Off at honeylove.com/TGOG.  If you enjoy our show, please consider joining our Patreon, rating and reviewing on iTunes & Spotify and following us on social media! Youtube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Discord. Edited and produced by Jaimi Ryan, original music by Arms Akimbo! Disclaimer: the use of white sage and smudging is a closed practice. If you're looking to cleanse your space, here are some great alternatives!

Lighthearted and with laughter, Cameron and BJ Arnett tell of their upbringings and how the faith of their parents influenced them. With great suggestions for relationships, they tell their Satan check strategy and their strategy to bring God in. Cameron says, We had this thing called Satan check. Whenever we felt like the atmosphere was getting a little thick from an adversarial perspective, we would stop and say, Satan check' and we would introspectively look at ourselves as to what we needed to repent, change whatever and come back together and do it Gods way. Among playing the blind man in the Kendrick movie, Overcomer, Cameron is an award-winning actor in television, film and theater. He has appeared on about every major network; in NBC's Miami Vice, Fox's Star Trek, ABC's Doogie Houser. Cameron's wife, BJ, also, is an actress, speaker and producer. Together they powerfully share the critical answer to their difficult lives before God, including divorce to now. Turning to God Blended Family ...so for five years, I was in torment... Cameron Hear how Cameron got out of torment as he says of what got him out: It impacted me drastically. I turned from one man to next. The Arnetts also touch on: Children, let me tell you all of my mistakes, so you do not have to make them, which is in Cameron's children's book: A Good Man - A Child's "I Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda!" Story Available at cameronarnett.com/shop. Marriage takes attention. Cleaning until there is a hole in the counter. Blended family the good and challenges. Losing it all. Our perspective We believe what God has said about our marriage and children. We believe God. Cameron tells, I was 20 when I received Christ for the first time, but I went to a church that taught me how to get saved every Sunday, so it never really taught me how to live, so for five years, I was in torment, because I loved God, I had a conscious now, but I didn't know how to live for God. So I still lived how I lived before and I was dying on the inside for five years. So at the end of those five years I met Christ for the first time and got converted and all those things and it changed me forever. It impacted me drastically. I turned from one man to next. God Arranged Marriage Would you give up top Hollywood career to remain faithful to God? Hear Cameron's decision on partial body nudity. Both divorced and bankrupt, hear the impossible story of how Cameron and BJ reconnect. Truly God at work doing something one would never do on our own. Now they have been married 22 years. Divine Orchestrator How do you know God's will for your life? Hear from Cameron, who prays for you. Hear the crazy, fun story of how Cameron gets the role of Thomas Hill in the Kendrick movie Overcomer. Key Kendrick advice: Stay Humble. Movies discussed: Overcomer I Still Believe Maddie the Discovery How do you know God's will for your life? God has the Wordthe Biblethat God has already written. That is the revealed will of God. So, you know God's will by reading that. The reason why most people miss the preceding word of God is because they neglect the revealed will of God. So, the Word of God is written for us to follow the way we are supposed to. If you do that you will actually be doing the will of God. Then, the Holy Spirit is given to you to lead you into all truth. But He can't lead you into all truth when you haven't followed the truth that you already should know. Most people have to get back to the written word and they'll find that is where the Holy Spirit is speaking from, because that is where He lives. He wrote it. So, until you abide by that there is nothing else for Him to say. Cameron For more Parent Compass shows including true stories of real families facing real struggles with Christ as the Compass, sign up at parentcompass.tv/subscribe or download the Parent Compass App. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1493/29

Die Geschichte der Wallfahrtskirche am Pfarrkirchener Gartlberg beginnt Mitte des 17. Jahrhunderts. Seither pilgern – damals wie heute – zahlreiche Gläubige zur „Schmerzhaften Muttergottes“, dem Gnadenbild in der prächtigen Barockkirche. Welche Schätze sie noch birgt hat Thomas Hill von Dekan Wolfgang Schneider und Dr. Bastian Ach vom Förderverein Gartlberg erfahren.

8.4.24 SUNDAY SERMON - Hard Teachings Of The Bible Series Pt. 3 of 3

SUNDAY SERMON

Dans cet épisode captivant de "La partition", plongez dans l'univers fascinant d'Alain Chanfort et découvrez l'histoire émouvante qui se cache derrière son ultime album intitulé "L'Impermanence". À 75 ans et avec près de 60 ans de carrière, Alain Chanfort nous livre ici un témoignage poignant sur l'évolution et la philosophie de l'impermanence. De ses débuts aux côtés de Jacques Dutronc et Claude François à ses collaborations avec Serge Gainsbourg, chaque rencontre et chaque étape de sa vie ont façonné l'artiste et l'homme qu'il est devenu.Plongez dans les coulisses de la création musicale, des tournées endiablées aux instants de doute, Alain Chanfort nous livre un récit authentique et vibrant d'une carrière riche en rebondissements. Découvrez les secrets de l'élaboration de son album, véritable état des lieux crépusculaire mais lumineux, où les mélodies résonnent comme autant de réflexions sur le temps qui passe et les souvenirs qui perdurent.Entre anecdotes croustillantes et confidences touchantes, laissez-vous emporter par la voix envoûtante d'Alain Chanfort, qui sera d'ailleurs l'invité exclusif de Thomas Hill dans Culture Média sur Europe 1. Un moment privilégié où l'artiste interprétera en direct un titre de son nouvel opus, rien que pour vous, chers auditeurs. Ne manquez pas cette rencontre unique avec une figure incontournable de la scène musicale française.Plongez au cœur de l'impermanence avec Alain Chanfort dans ce nouvel épisode de "La partition", où la musique et les souvenirs se mêlent pour former une symphonie intemporelle. Un rendez-vous à ne pas manquer pour tous les amateurs d'émotions et de belles mélodies.

SUNDAY 12.24.23 - Thomas Hill

Brent, Nate, and Kate fly into Fantasia on the back of a lizard dog dragon to watch the 1984 American Fantasy Film The NeverEnding Story based on the novel Die unendliche Geschichte starring: Barret Oliver as Bastian Balthazar BuxNoah Hathaway as AtreyuTami Stronach as "Moon Child".Patricia Hayes as UrglSydney Bromley as EngywookGerald McRaney as Barney BuxMoses Gunn as CaironAlan Oppenheimer as the voices of Falkor, Gmork, Rockbiter, and the Narrator.Thomas Hill as Carl Conrad Coreander,Deep Roy as Teeny WeenyTilo Prückner as Night HobDarryl Cooksey, Drum Garrett, and Nicholas Gilbert as Ethan, Todd, and Lucas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

11.5.23 - SUNDAY SERMON

Steal the most unwieldy leather-bound tome you can find from your mysterious neighborhood bookseller and hide in your school's spooky attic as we fly off into a serious childhood touchstone, 1984's The NeverEnding Story. Is the raw egg swilling dad in this a secret alcoholic? Do we all have deep deep horse girl feelings? Why does this movie swing between scaring the crap out of kids, and making them bawl in utter grief? And for all the great puppetry in this—hello Falkor, you amazing fantasy steed—why does the evil Nothing wolf look like a Chuck E. Cheese side character? We're sure the answers will come from this heartrendingly plaintive child ruler named after our hippie mom. 

For the kick-off of the 2023 Summer Blockbuster Extravaganza, the guys are racing to save the land of Fantasia with a convo about the popular 1980s children's film, The NeverEnding Story! Who is the bigger Disgusting Shit Boy (DSB) here, Bastian or Atreyu? How much does Bastian's rotten father hate his little bookworm guts? And why didn't they just fork over the cash and actually cast Ernest Borgnine to voice Falkor? PLUS: Freddy Krueger works as the janitor at Bastian's school!The NeverEnding Story stars Garret Oliver, Gerald McRaney, Thomas Hill, Deep Roy, Tilo Prückner, Moses Gunn, Sydney Bromley, Tami Stronach, and Noah Hathaway as Atreyu; directed by Wolfgang Petersen.Check out the WHM Merch Store featuring new Tour 2023, KONG, DILF Den & Grab-Ass & Cancer designs!This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/whm and get on your way to being your best self.Unlock Exclusive Content!: http://www.patreon.com/wehatemoviesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cameron Arnett is an award-winning actor in television, film, and theater hailing from Port-Au-Prince Haiti. He is also an author, speaker, film director, and producer. Cameron has appeared on just about every major network. Past television credits include NBC's Miami Vice, Fox's Star Trek: The Next Generation, ABC's China Beach and Doogie Howser MD, VH1's Single Ladies, and Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns. Today Cameron travels an average of thirty weeks a year shooting faith based and family friendly projects. He has appeared in twenty films in the last seven years alone. More recent successes include his role as “Dr. Furst” in I Still Believe, Seventeen Magazines #1 Romantic Movie of the Year, Thomas Hill in Overcomer, the Kendrick Brothers' #1 family film for 2019, Sam Sr. in Mattie:  The Discovery, Solomon Grant in Karen Abercrombie's Discarded Things, Bill in The Challenger Disaster, and Logan Evans in Champion.  Mattie: The Discovery is also Cameron's directorial debut.Cameron was awarded Actor of the Year by the International Christian Film and Music Festival for 2020.Camy “Cameron” Arnett is currently the CEO of Camy Arnett Production Studios (CAPS). CAPS is a television, film, and entertainment company dedicated to the mission of captivating the airwaves through sound programming, presenting viable family friendly alternatives, and providing a principle centered variety to a broad market.  Under Cameron's leadership, CAPS has produced television shows such as Jesus Is My Booski, It's Pivotal and BJA Today. In addition, Cameron and his wife BJ Arnett have produced and directed their first feature film, Mattie: The Discovery, a CAPS production. It is the first installment of a trilogy and has garnered awards at film festivals nationwide.  He is a dynamic speaker and host with expertise in the areas of finance, leadership, accountability, and activism. Having started out as a regular host on the talk show Atlanta Live, Cameron is a former producer and co-host of the syndicated The Christian View (TCV).He is the founder of Saving Destinies: A Redefinition of Life Movement and the published author of the first in a series of children's books, A Good Man: A Child's I Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda Story (A Saving Destinies Series).  Having left L.A. at the height of his acting career to live out a life of faith, Cameron has lived in Atlanta, GA since 1998 and has not looked back. He is married to the love of his life, BJ Arnett and together, they are the parents of a blended family of five wonderful children.   BJ Arnett is a Producer, Director, Costumer/ Wardrobe Stylist Buyer and Educator of over 40 years. Former NBC 11 Alive Noonday anchor and entertainment/lifestyle reporter, Mrs.BJ Arnett is no stranger to the film and entertainment industry. As host and associate producer of Employment Line and Primetime for Georgia Public Television, additionally, TV69, (now CW) with Community, Beat of the City and Soul of Atlanta, BJ is familiar with investigative reporting and producing with her current talk shows BJA Today produced by Camy Arnett Production Studios and This Day with BJ Arnett. Past film credits include Made in Heaven and Marc Pease Experience as well as Adrenaline and Grantham Rose, in which BJ plays the daughter of Marla Gibbs, who portrays Rose. One of her favorite roles was playing DeAndria Keanna Kelly, alongside her husband, Cameron Arnett in the five time Dove Award winning film, Stand Your Ground. She was also head of costuming, designing the leading lady's notorious red suit. BJ just completed the film Tulsa where she plays a tough director of social work. She is known as the "go to person" for connecting with other industry professionals and discreet guidance in fashion, film and television. She has also served as Public Relations Director, VP of Membership and continues to sit on the board of directors for WIFTA, Women In Film and Television Atlanta for the past 3 years as co – chair of the Gala committee team. BJ Arnett also sits on the Programs Committee for the largest film festival in the country, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival. With her company, Model Majesty, LLC, she trains and books production talent for fashion, film and television events. She and her husband, director, producer, and actor Cameron Arnett, are executive producers of their first feature film Mattie: The Discovery and producers of the film Destined to Love You. BJ is also an associate producer of The Challenger Disaster. Together, she and her husband serve on Union City, Georgia's Mayor's Faith Initiative Committee, The Global Media Summit Board of Directors and she is mentor to numerous women across the country with Model Majesty, LLC. Mrs.Arnett, has an MBA, BA in Fashion Merchandising and an AA in Fashion Design. She is currently an assistant professor in fashion merchandising at Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia where she is a millennial workplace development specialist, the founder of Fab Lab - a retail training space, the founder of New York City student “Trends and Tours” fashion excursion and the creator of the very first HBCU Fashion Week which has initiated partnership between fashion, art, film and entertainment industries through a series of workshops and panel discussions.

On this episode I chatted with Thomas Hill III. He is Chief Executive Officer of Kimray. As the grandson of Kimray's founder, Garman Kimmell, Thomas grew up around Kimray. He has worked at the company in virtually every department, giving him an intimate knowledge of the processes and people involved from start to finish. Thomas manages the family-owned company with a sense of stewardship and heritage. Thomas is also author of the book Recovering Leadership: Musings of an Additional Leader. where he shares his personal story of advancing in leadership at Kimray, spinning out of control, and the long and difficult road of recovery that transformed his life and leadership. He also writes weekly "Monday Musings" on various leadership topics. https://thekimmellfdn.org/ DONATE HERE TO CHILDREN'S HEART FOUNDATION  https://donorbox.org/this-is-oklahoma...   Thanks to our sponsors. The Oklahoma Hall of Fame at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum telling Oklahoma's story through its people since 1927. For more information on the Oklahoma Hall of Fame go to www.oklahomahof.com and for daily updates go to https://lnkd.in/g_gsxQM The Chickasaw Nation is economically strong, culturally vibrant and full of energetic people dedicated to the preservation of family, community and heritage. www.chickasaw.net Diffee Ford Lincoln. Third generation Oklahoma business, the Diffee family continues to do business the right way, the family way and it its a pleasure of mine to be partners with them. Go to www.diffeeford.net for all your new and used car needs and follow them on instagram https://lnkd.in/drq7RMu2  

2-19-23 SUNDAY - MARK "Bring The Children Unto Me" - Thomas Hill

BJ Arnett joins The Call and is the wife of actor and producer Cameron Arnett you know Cameron in the Kendrick Brothers Movie Overcomer as Thomas Hill. BJ is going to talk about her journey with Christ and how God gave her the 2023 word ENDURANCE. -Is ENDURANCE meant for you too? Be sure to watch to the end of the interview for a word of encouragement for you! Watch on YouTube https://youtu.be/W3q6Vyx4_LM #ENDURANCE #2023 #2023WordEndurance #BJArnett #CameronArnett #jesus #God #holyspirit @bjatodaytv8195 To learn more about this ministry, go to HTTPS://thecallwithnancysabato.com youtube.com/@TheCallwithNancySabato Go to proverbs31management.com or Cameronarnett.com @TheCallwithNancySabato --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nancy-sabato/message

Cameron Arnett discusses his upcoming movie, FIRST RESPONDERS, in honor of First Responders Day and the impact of being involved in the making of this movie. Cameron plays the lead role as a first responder who is affected by the trauma of his job over time and struggles with PTSD. Cameron shares how first responders are heroes and how they and their families are affected by the job. In Addition...Some of his most recent projects are Running The Bases, The Author, Saving Grace, Vindication, Responders, Making Him Famous, Grace By Night...and the list goes on.Cameron is also an international speaker and the founder of Childless Dads, Saving Destinies through which he has authored A Good Man: A Child's I Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda Story Book Series, as well Christ Over Career, a global movement calling the Church back to the Lordship of Jesus Christ, placing Him and keeping Him at the helm.Through Camy Arnett Production Studios (CAPS), he and his wife, BJ Arnett continue to occupy an ever growing space within the content building of faith and family friendly films. For more, you can find him at CameronArnett.com, or follow him on Facebook and IG @cameronarnettactor.ABOUT CAMERONAs An Actor...​Cameron Arnett is an award-winning actor in television, film, and theater hailing from Port-Au-Prince Haiti. He is also an author, speaker, film director, and producer and voice over artist. Cameron has appeared on just about every major network. Past television credits include NBC's Miami Vice, Fox's Star Trek: The Next Generation, ABC's China Beach and Doogie Howser MD, VH1's Single Ladies, and Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns.Today Cameron travels an average of thirty weeks a year shooting faith based and family friendly projects. He has appeared in at least 28 films in the last eight years alone. Recent past successes include his role as Dr. Furst inI Still Believe, Seventeen Magazines #1 Romantic Movie of the Year, Thomas Hill in Overcomer, the Kendrick Brothers' #1 family film for 2019, Sam Sr. in Mattie: The Discovery, Solomon Grant in Karen Abercrombie's Discarded Things, Bill in The Challenger Disaster, and Logan Evans in Champion. Mattie: The Discovery is also Cameron's directorial debut.Cameron was awarded Actor of the Year by the International Christian Film and Music Festival for 2020, and nominated for the same award in 2021. He received a best supporting actor award for Discarded Things at the Canadian International Faith and Family Film Festival in 2021, and many other awards for acting and directing throughout the years.​To book Cameron contact: Proverbs31Management@gmail.com

Episode 197 of the Unscripted Podcast is with Cameron Arnett Cameron Arnett is an award-winning actor in television, film, and theater hailing from Port-Au-Prince Haiti. He is also an author, speaker, film director, and producer and voice over artist. Cameron has appeared on just about every major network. Past television credits include NBC's Miami Vice, Fox's Star Trek: The Next Generation, ABC's China Beach and Doogie Howser MD, VH1's Single Ladies, and Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns. Today Cameron travels an average of thirty weeks a year shooting faith based and family friendly projects. He has appeared in at least 28 films in the last eight years alone. ​ Recent past successes include his role as Dr. Furst in I Still Believe, Seventeen Magazines #1 Romantic Movie of the Year, Thomas Hill in Overcomer, the Kendrick Brothers' #1 family film for 2019, Sam Sr. in Mattie: The Discovery, Solomon Grant in Karen Abercrombie's Discarded Things, Bill in The Challenger Disaster, and Logan Evans in Champion. Mattie: The Discovery is also Cameron's directorial debut. ​ Cameron was awarded Actor of the Year by the International Christian Film and Music Festival for 2020, and nominated for the same award in 2021. He received a best supporting actor award for Discarded Things at the Canadian International Faith and Family Film Festival in 2021, and many other awards for acting and directing throughout the years. ​ In Addition... ​ Some of his most recent projects are Running The Bases, The Author, Saving Grace, Vindication, Responders, Making Him Famous, Grace By Night...and the list goes on. Cameron is also an international speaker and the founder of Childless Dads, Saving Destinies through which he has authored A Good Man: A Child's I Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda Story Book Series, as well Christ Over Career, a global movement calling the Church back to the Lordship of Jesus Christ, placing Him and keeping Him at the helm. Through Camy Arnett Production Studios (CAPS), he and his wife, BJ Arnett continue to occupy an ever growing space within the content building of faith and family friendly films. For more, you can find him at CameronArnett.com, or follow him on Facebook and IG @cameronarnettactor. For more information about Cameron visit - https://www.cameronarnett.com/ Check out the new film First Responders - https://firstrespondersmovie.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aaronconrad/support

Cameron Arnett is an award-winning actor in television, film, and theater hailing from Port-Au-Prince Haiti. He is also an author, speaker, film director, and producer. Cameron has appeared on just about every major network. Past television credits include NBC's Miami Vice, Fox's Star Trek: The Next Generation, ABC's China Beach and Doogie Howser MD, VH1's Single Ladies, and Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns. Today Cameron travels an average of thirty weeks a year shooting faith based and family friendly projects. He has appeared in twenty films in the last seven years alone. More recent successes include his role as “Dr. Furst” in I Still Believe, Seventeen Magazines #1 Romantic Movie of the Year, Thomas Hill in Overcomer, the Kendrick Brothers' #1 family film for 2019, Sam Sr. in Mattie:  The Discovery, Solomon Grant in Karen Abercrombie's Discarded Things, Bill in The Challenger Disaster, and Logan Evans in Champion.  Mattie: The Discovery is also Cameron's directorial debut.Cameron was awarded Actor of the Year by the International Christian Film and Music Festival for 2020.Camy “Cameron” Arnett is currently the CEO of Camy Arnett Production Studios (CAPS). CAPS is a television, film, and entertainment company dedicated to the mission of captivating the airwaves through sound programming, presenting viable family friendly alternatives, and providing a principle centered variety to a broad market.  Under Cameron's leadership, CAPS has produced television shows such as Jesus Is My Booski, It's Pivotal and BJA Today. In addition, Cameron and his wife BJ Arnett have produced and directed their first feature film, Mattie: The Discovery, a CAPS production. It is the first installment of a trilogy and has garnered awards at film festivals nationwide.  He is a dynamic speaker and host with expertise in the areas of finance, leadership, accountability, and activism. Having started out as a regular host on the talk show Atlanta Live, Cameron is a former producer and co-host of the syndicated The Christian View (TCV).He is the founder of Saving Destinies: A Redefinition of Life Movement and the published author of the first in a series of children's books, A Good Man: A Child's I Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda Story (A Saving Destinies Series).  Having left L.A. at the height of his acting career to live out a life of faith, Cameron has lived in Atlanta, GA since 1998 and has not looked back. He is married to the love of his life, BJ Arnett and together, they are the parents of a blended family of five wonderful children. BJ Arnett is a Producer, Director, Costumer/ Wardrobe Stylist Buyer and Educator of over 40 years. Former NBC 11 Alive Noonday anchor and entertainment/lifestyle reporter, Mrs.BJ Arnett is no stranger to the film and entertainment industry. As host and associate producer of Employment Line and Primetime for Georgia Public Television, additionally, TV69, (now CW) with Community, Beat of the City and Soul of Atlanta, BJ is familiar with investigative reporting and producing with her current talk shows BJA Today produced by Camy Arnett Production Studios and This Day with BJ Arnett. Past film credits include Made in Heaven and Marc Pease Experience as well as Adrenaline and Grantham Rose, in which BJ plays the daughter of Marla Gibbs, who portrays Rose. One of her favorite roles was playing DeAndria Keanna Kelly, alongside her husband, Cameron Arnett in the five time Dove Award winning film, Stand Your Ground. She was also head of costuming, designing the leading lady's notorious red suit. BJ just completed the film Tulsa where she plays a tough director of social work. She is known as the "go to person" for connecting with other industry professionals and discreet guidance in fashion, film and television. She has also served as Public Relations Director, VP of Membership and continues to sit on the board of directors for WIFTA, Women In Film and Television Atlanta for the past 3 years as co – chair of the Gala committee team. BJ Arnett also sits on the Programs Committee for the largest film festival in the country, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival. With her company, Model Majesty, LLC, she trains and books production talent for fashion, film and television events. She and her husband, director, producer, and actor Cameron Arnett, are executive producers of their first feature film Mattie: The Discovery and producers of the film Destined to Love You. BJ is also an associate producer of The Challenger Disaster. Together, she and her husband serve on Union City, Georgia's Mayor's Faith Initiative Committee, The Global Media Summit Board of Directors and she is mentor to numerous women across the country with Model Majesty, LLC. Mrs.Arnett, has an MBA, BA in Fashion Merchandising and an AA in Fashion Design. She is currently an assistant professor in fashion merchandising at Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia where she is a millennial workplace development specialist, the founder of Fab Lab - a retail training space, the founder of New York City student “Trends and Tours” fashion excursion and the creator of the very first HBCU Fashion Week which has initiated partnership between fashion, art, film and entertainment industries through a series of workshops and panel discussions.

This episode was 100% a God appointment!  I received an email the night after the first day of the NRB Convention from Cameron Arnett's company asking if I would like to interview him.  I had one of two times available on the last day of the Convention and obviously it worked out!  He is such an amazing man of God and I am so excited for you to hear his heart behind the work he does, and also about the beautiful relationship he has with his wife, BJ.   Cameron Arnett is an award-winning actor in television, film, and theater hailing from Port-Au-Prince Haiti. He is also an author, speaker, film director, and producer. Cameron has appeared on just about every major network. Past television credits include NBC's Miami Vice, Fox's Star Trek: The Next Generation, ABC's China Beach and Doogie Howser MD, VH1's Single Ladies, and Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns.  Today Cameron travels an average of thirty weeks a year shooting faith based and family friendly projects. He has appeared in twenty films in the last seven years alone. More recent successes include his role as “Dr. Furst” in I Still Believe, Seventeen Magazines #1 Romantic Movie of the Year, Thomas Hill in Overcomer, the Kendrick Brothers' #1 family film for 2019, Sam Sr. in Mattie:  The Discovery, Solomon Grant in Karen Abercrombie's Discarded Things, Bill in The Challenger Disaster, and Logan Evans in Champion.  Mattie: The Discovery is also Cameron's directorial debut. Cameron was awarded Actor of the Year by the International Christian Film and Music Festival for 2020.  In Addition...  Camy “Cameron” Arnett is currently the CEO of Camy Arnett Production Studios (CAPS). CAPS is a television, film, and entertainment company dedicated to the mission of captivating the airwaves through sound programming, presenting viable family friendly alternatives, and providing a principle centered variety to a broad market. Under Cameron's leadership, CAPS has produced television shows such as Jesus Is My Booski, It's Pivotal and BJA Today. In addition, Cameron and his wife BJ Arnett have produced and directed their first feature film, Mattie: The Discovery, a CAPS production. It is the first installment of a trilogy and has garnered awards at film festivals nationwide. He is a dynamic speaker and host with expertise in the areas of finance, leadership, accountability, and activism. Having started out as a regular host on the talk show Atlanta Live, Cameron is a former producer and co-host of the syndicated The Christian View (TCV). He is the founder of Saving Destinies: A Redefinition of Life Movement and the published author of the first in a series of children's books, A Good Man: A Child's I Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda Story (A Saving Destinies Series).  Having left L.A. at the height of his acting career to live out a life of faith, Cameron has lived in Atlanta, GA since 1998 and has not looked back. He is married to the love of his life, BJ Arnett and together, they are the parents of a blended family of five wonderful children.  Anchor Verses:  Psalm 37 Proverbs 3:5-6 Joshua 1:9 Joshua 24:15 Connect with Cameron: IG: https://instagram.com/cameronarnettactor Fb: https://m.facebook.com/realcameronarnett/ Website: https://www.cameronarnett.com Camy Arnett Productions FB: https://m.facebook.com/camyarnettproductionstudios/ Website: https://www.camyarnett.com Pure Flix: www.pureflix.com

Former NCAA Champion at Duke, Thomas Hill joins Bonta Hill to discuss Coach Mike Krzyzewski's incredible career and final season, Christian Laettner's buzzer-beating jumper in the 1992 East Regional Final, and more.

Host Kristin Fares is joined by one of the founding fathers of the OKC Memorial Marathon, Chet Collier, who talks about turning the race vision into reality. Nutritionists Katie Eliot, a runner and cancer survivor, and Jenny Graef-Downard, a Memorial Marathon winner, offer strategies for fueling up for training and race day. Plus, Rachel Greene shares stories from Lakehurst, one of the newest neighborhoods along the course. And race director Kari Watkins talks with two of the “Ran Them Alls” — Stephen Abernathy and Penny Voss.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OKCMarathonTwitter: https://twitter.com/okcmarathonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/okcmarathonThe Run to Remember Memorial Marathon podcast is sponsored and produced by Knox Studios, a creative studio and production partner for the modern media age.

Thomas Hill III is Chief Executive Officer of Kimray. As the grandson of Kimray's founder, Garman Kimmell, Thomas grew up around Kimray. He has worked at the company in virtually every department, giving him an intimate knowledge of the processes and people involved from start to finish. Thomas manages the family-owned company with a sense of stewardship and heritage. Thomas is also the author of the book Recovering Leadership: Musings of an Addict Leader where he shares his personal story of advancing in leadership at Kimray, spinning out of control, and the long and difficult road of recovery that transformed his life and leadership. He also writes weekly “Monday Musings” on various leadership topics. Thomas currently serves on the board of Salt and Light Leadership Training, and he is vice-chair for Hope Is Alive ministry where he personally mentors a group of men recovering from addiction. He and his wife, Rebecca, both received their degrees from Oklahoma State University. They have been married for more than 30 years and have six children.

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In this episode, Wes sits down with Thomas Hill III, the chief executive officer of Kimray, Inc about how hope can help us recover our lives when we lose our way. As the grandson of Kimray's founder, Garman Kimmell, Thomas grew up around the family business and manages the family-owned company with a sense of stewardship and heritage. In 1948, Kimray revolutionized pressure regulation in the oil and gas industry by introducing a three-inch pilot-operated back pressure regulator. The company has since grown to be a globally-known manufacturer of a comprehensive line of reliable, smart, and inventive American-made control equipment for safely and efficiently producing oil and gas. Having worked in virtually every department, Thomas has an intimate knowledge of the processes and people involved from start to finish. Thomas earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering at Oklahoma State University. He and his wife have been married for over 30 years and have six children. When he is not doing something with his family, working at Kimray, or sharing his story with others, you will find Thomas reading and writing, collecting LAMY fountain pens, and learning something about everything. Thomas grew up in a high-performing family, which shaped his belief that people are worth what they can accomplish. This sent Thomas on a long and unfulfilling journey of pursuing success by constantly doing bigger and better things. Life eventually spun out of control, and Thomas hit rock bottom. Unfortunately, this meant Kimray hit rock bottom at the same time. Thomas's story does not end there. Through significant pain and loss, he began the long and difficult road of recovery that transformed his life and leadership. Today, Thomas enjoys sharing his story with others who can benefit from the lessons he has learned. He is committed to carrying the message of Recovering Leadership to other “addict leaders” and practicing these principles in his personal life.

“Deemed one of the best restaurants in Paso Robles since its launch in 2009, Thomas Hill Organics is a farm-to-table restaurant dedicated to serving creative, organic cuisine and highlighting unique wines from the Central Coast.” Serving Lunch, Dinner and Sunday … Continue reading → The post Restaurateur Debbie Thomas, Thomas Hill Organics, Paso Robles appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

Daddius fouder Dr. Evan Thomas Hill shares his expert advice for helping people live better. Coming from his background as a chiropractor, husband and father of 3, Evan shares the four core and six powerful intentions for tapping into your body intelligence. Listen to his passionate story about learning to try new things and becoming a man.

“Because I didn't quit football, I didn't quit a lot of other things.” Stephan Moore, Executive Director of Shiloh Camp, joins Thomas Hill for an inspirational conversation about life lessons, leadership traits, and ways to invest in the people around us. Stephan shares foundational truths he has learned from family, coaches, and numerous others in his life along with leadership wisdom which he passionately pours into the young people at Shiloh Camp. Stephan works diligently to create “a place of belonging in an environment saturated with love and highlighted with excellence,” as he teaches future leaders how to maximize who they are. “Excellence does two things, Stephan says, “it inspires people, and it brings honor and glory to God.”

“Joy was one of our top core values.” Meg Salyer, co-founder of Accel Financial and respected community influencer, joins Thomas Hill for a delightful conversation about how to enjoy your workplace, the benefits of creating unity, and the importance of personal connection. From growing up on Long Island with “service as a part of my DNA” to Oklahoma City's Automobile Alley, Meg is known for making the places people live and work better. Her advice to young leaders—actually to everyone—is to SAY YES. When you do, Meg explains, “You always get more than you expected, and you just never know what door that experience may open for you.”

“We're in a business of serving other people.” Shane Wharton, President of Love's Travel Stops, a company with 30,000 employees, joins Thomas Hill for a meaningful conversation about taking care of people. Shane details how this mindset is modeled by Love's leadership with their consistent focus on the care and health of each employee. (They even have a life-altering employee profit sharing program named Love Shares!) This caring attitude is passed on to employees, Shane explains, and is evident as they celebrate the opportunity to give back to the community with the Children's Miracle Network campaign each year. During the COVID crisis, Love's led the industry with innovative measures to keep their employees safe. The top priority was to take care of the Love's team first, Shane said and added, “If we do that right, they'll be glad to take care of our customers, and our customers will be safer, too.“

“We'll win or we'll lose, but we're not going to hide the ball.” Sandy Coats, Site Director and Senior Counsel for Boeing Defense Oklahoma, joins Thomas Hill for an engaging conversation about life and leadership. With many years as the US Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma, Sandy has firsthand knowledge of the challenging yet rewarding work of earning justice for hurting people and giving them their lives back. “One of the hallmarks of a good leader is the ability to listen.” Join this discussion as Sandy shares straightforward wisdom on delegation, ethics, and his two business pet peeves!

“We have the responsibility to do something with the blessings God gave us.” Lee Roland is a recognized and celebrated Difference Maker. With his years as an educator and administrator, Lee brings first-hand knowledge and mesmerizing stories to this gripping conversation with Thomas Hill. The principles Lee used to radically transform a challenged school translate to all areas of leadership and include expectations, mindset, and accountability. Listen as Lee shares the key element necessary for transforming behavior, and hear his passion when he declares, “If you don't want to serve people, you have no business leading.”

"I want to fall in love with helping other people win.” Lance Lang, founder of Hope Is Alive, joins Thomas Hill for a personal and inspiring conversation about addition, recovery, vision, and hope. While sharing what drives him (“It's always about the next person”), Lance talks about why people are drawn to vulnerable leaders and the warning signs that indicate a person is headed toward a crisis. Although his passion is helping the hurting, Lance lives with constant hope. He summarizes this outlook by saying, “Whenever I have a mindset of hope, no matter the situation, I believe that good is going to come from it. Good things are on the horizon.”

Thomas Hill was a former liaison for Pro-Family during the Bush Administration. He was an electorate of the electoral college for North Carolina during the 2020 election. Thomas is also the Republican chair of Gates County, NC and a liaison for the Chuck Smith campaign for Attorney General of Virginia.  Thomas discusses the current victories of that the Republicans have consolidated in blue areas. This was accomplished by aggressive strategies and a constant changing of tactics to throw off the Democrats. Thomas also interacts regarding the Republican party overall and the future concerns that should be considered by the party.  Philip Sharp talks further about the Republican party in the essay segment. Many feel we are not as unified as we should be. There is also the sense that many of its leaders are not stepping up to the plate as they should. There needs to be objectives that unify us as a whole that are wholeheartedly pursued or there is going to be a loss of impact for the party.  

“It's more than just a job. It's a group of people together pulling in the same direction.” Ryan Plotkin, President of MD Building Products, joins Thomas Hill for a candid conversation about creating relationships, being authentic, and using what Ryan refers to as the leader's best tool – his ears. “You have to build the environment for people to be heard,” he says. Ryan leads a family company and warmly shares, “Nothing is tighter than family,” noting that his father is his biggest mentor, and his grandmother, a Holocaust survivor, modeled positivity. It's all about relationships. This leadership philosophy drives Ryan as he walks the factory floor, listening, asking questions, and pouring into people. He firmly believes, “Shared experiences are what we are going to talk about years and years in the future.”

“If you don't take care of your people, there's no way your people are going to take care of your customers.” Percy Kirk, Sr. VP/Regional Manager of Cox Communications, joins Thomas Hill for a conversation about leadership, community, and the importance of direct involvement. From the employee led Cox Charities initiative to the Chamber's focus on growing the community to the remarkable vision of the MAPS project, Percy shares a leader's view of how great things can be accomplished when “we are willing to all engage and lean in together.”

“Don't we all need some soul rest these days?” Dr. Richard Kopke joins Thomas Hill for an introspective conversation about destiny, joy, spiritual mission, and doing life at work. Dr. Kopke, Legion of Merit recipient and renowned otolaryngologist, is doing ground-breaking work in the restoration of disabling hearing loss. From miraculous healings in Middle Eastern refugee camps to daily medical research, Dr. Kopke's passionate faith is his guiding star, shining brightly in his valuing of people and his desire to care for their souls. “Whether by medicine, man's hands, machines, or miracles, one of my greatest joys is to see people hear again because restoring hearing restores relationships.”

“When we can help, there are lots and lots of stories of success.” Ann Felton Gilliland, CEO & Chairman of Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity joins Thomas Hill for an encouraging conversation about how adding to people's lives provides them the opportunity to grow and change for the better. Under Ann's leadership, the Central Oklahoma Habitat organization has grown tremendously, building over 1,000 homes for families in Oklahoma. Ann credits her “great mentors and great partners”, as she shares about positivity, tenacity, and the generational impact of the work she leads. Her personal perspective is, “I get to do this. It's been such a blessing in my life.”

Cameron Arnett (who plays the Dad, Thomas Hill in the movie Overcomer) joins Sam and Jasmine to talk about Overcomer and his upcoming projects.

On this week's show, we change things up a bit and bring you the first in a new series of mini-episodes entitled re:blurb, where we break down concepts from rhetorical theory and history in practical terms and use contemporary examples to illustrate their usefulness in examining language in action.For this first installment, Alex takes the mic to explain stasis theory: a set of concepts reiterated throughout rhetorical history that help speakers and writers both analyze and invent arguments. This theory holds that all arguments contain “stasis claims” about the facts at hand in an issue, the definition of key terms and elements in the debate, the evaluation of those elements, and prescriptions of action. Using the stases, we can see how arguers try to “get ahead of” different potential points of disagreement and address specific audiences. In addition, we can think about how we can make better arguments by predicting how others might view each stasis category of a particular issue. This is especially useful when analyzing why arguers choose to stay at a particular stasis level to reach a specific audience.To illustrate how stasis theory can widen our understanding of an arguments and their audiences, Alex uses the stases to analyze Brett Kavanaugh's Wall Street Journal op-ed “I Am an Independent, Impartial Judge,” published in the wake of his and Christine Blasey-Ford's testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee, prior to his confirmation and appointment to the Supreme Court.Works & Concepts Referenced in this Episode:Fahnestock, J., & Secor, M. (1988). The stases in scientific and literary argument. Written communication, 5(4), 427-443.Hohmann, H. (2001). Stasis. In T. O. Sloane (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Rhetoric (741-745). New York, NY: Oxford University Press.Kavanaugh, B. (2018, Oct. 4). I am an independent, impartial judge. The Wall Street Journal. Retrieved from: https://www.wsj.com/articles/i-am-an-independent-impartial-judge-1538695822Further Reading on Stasis Theory:Braet, A. (1987). The classical doctrine of status and the rhetorical theory of argumentation. Philosophy and Rhetoric, 20, 79-93.Heath, M. (1994). The substructure of stasis-theory from Hermagoras to Hermogenes. The Classical Quarterly, 44(1), 114-129.Jasinski, J. Sourcebook on Rhetoric: Key Concepts in Contemporary Rhetorical Studies. Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage, 2001.Liu, Y. (1991). Aristotle and the stasis theory: A reexamination. Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 21(1), 53-59.Nadeau, R. (1959). “Classical Systems of Stases in Greek: Hermagoras to Hermogenes.” Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 2(1), 51–70.Pullman, G. L. (1995). Deliberative rhetoric and forensic stasis: Reconsidering the scope and function of an ancient rhetorical heuristic in the aftermath of the Thomas/Hill controversy. Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 25(1-4), 223-230.Thompson, W. N. (1972). Stasis in Aristotle's Rhetoric, Quarterly Journal of Speech, 58(2), 134-141.

Shortly after taking office, President Donald Trump called for top-to-bottom overhauls of federal bureaucracies, like the State Department. Secretary Rex Tillerson responded, offering an ambitious plan. But friction with Congress and with others with an interest in State quickly started whittling down Tillerson's proposals. Thomas Hill, a visiting fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution, tells Federal Drive with Tom Temin the reorganization plan looks like a lot of earlier ones, ambitious language but few specifics.

How do you create the conditions for peacefulness in a place like Iraq that has been in such intense, destructive conflict for so long? How do you use yourself as an outsider to support people on the ground who wish to create a different kind of future for their children? And how do you go about setting up academic programs, in war-torn countries or peaceful ones, that rigorously train students in the best methods for creating the conditions for peacefulness? Thomas Hill speaks to all of these questions on this episode of The Peacebuilding Podcast: Bridging the Divide. With his mellifluous voice (that this podcaster believes should be put to use on radio), Tom talks about his near singular focus on Iraq over 16 years and 35 trips. Tom, aka Dr. Hill, is a clinical associate professor at the Center for Global Affairs at New York University's School of Professional Studies, where he is the Director of the Initiative for Peacebuilding through Education. He is a peacebuilding practitioner, researcher and has developed a series of inter-related projects focused on increasing levels of peacefulness in Iraq. Tom talks about his journey into the peacebuilding field through journalism as well as his creation of NYU's Peacebuilding concentration. He reflects on the changing perceptions about the Peacebuilding field from those who still think it's a 1960's holdout, to those who now accept it as becoming mainstream e.g. the U.S. State Department. He describes why students come to the NYU program, what they learn, and what they do when they leave. Most importantly, Tom talks in great detail about the his work in Iraq over the last 16 years and how he and Iraqi partners have gradually created academic but activist conflict resolution centers that are ground zero for those who are done with the destruction around them, and 100% committed to finding a different path. With poignant clarity, he shares his first moments in Iraq in 2003, enjoying beautiful food and wonderful Iraqi hospitality in a home with a kalashnikov leaning against every window, dark moments over the years turning into brighter ones, the serendipity of the worst events like ISIL taking over Mosul being the impetus for the University of Mosul to consider development of a program in peace studies. In keeping with the theme of those interviewed on The Peacebuilding Podcast, Tom talks about the structural or systemic changes that are necessary, in Iraq, the United States and elsewhere, for peacefulness to really take hold. He gives listeners his top three insights and learnings from the work in Iraq, his favorite book on building peace, and the tool or technique from Bill Ury that he has found most useful overall. If you are someone who is tired of our public conversation that is dominated by destructive, violent conflict and are thinking about how peace really can be built, listen to this creative, upbeat voice and become inspired about lessons you can immediately put to work!

Matthew Sweet talks to Antony Gormley about his gigantic new sculpture Model. The leading Sondheim interpreter Maria Friedman reveals why she has decided to move from acting to directing for a new production of Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along. Matthew is joined by the psychologists Nicholas Humphrey and Thomas Hill to debate whether we are as smart as we used to be. And as the literary archive of the great Russian film-maker Andrei Tarkovsky comes up for auction, Matthew looks at his potent legacy.