Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Morgan

Andy Wood has always had a knack for understanding and translating how things work. It's a skill that's helped him stand out in every job he's had, from restaurants in college to his ad agency days, and now as the fifth-ever CEO of the Tennessee Aquarium. In this episode, Andy shares how a family legacy in marketing sparked his love for storytelling, what ultimately pulled him toward purpose-driven leadership in the nonprofit world, and the big vision he's bringing to one of Chattanooga's most beloved institutions. Andy Wood is the President and CEO of the Tennessee Aquarium. You can connect with him on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/andrewwood). If you like this episode, we think you'll also like: Tim Morgan's Morning Cup (E24) Keith Sanford's Morning Cup (E86) Dr. Anna George's Morning Cup (E112) My Morning Cup is hosted by Mike Costa of Costa Media Advisors and produced by SpeakEasy Productions.  Subscribe to the weekly newsletter here and be the first to know who upcoming guests are!

Introducing... THE RUN TMC POP UP STORE This is Episode 24 of Season 2 of The Run TMC Podcast Dave and Duffy sit down with former and current Tam High Coach Tim Morgan. This episode delves into Tim's history as a standout player and his impactful coaching career, marked by a deep commitment to his players and community. The interview with Tim was conducted on May 5th and our intro convo on May 15th Links: THE RUN TMC POP UP STORE (Open Until May 31st) Encore Custom LLJ Tournament Registration Content and opinions are those of Dave, Duffy and their guests and not of affiliated organizations or sponsors. email us at: theruntmcpodcast@gmail.com check out our website at: theruntmcpodcast.com thank you to our prior sponsors: West End Nursery and Batiste Rhum and San Domenico Nike Summer Basketball Camps and The Hub in San Anselmo AI Summary In this compelling episode of the Run TMC podcast, basketball coach Tim Morgan shares his journey back into coaching at Tam High School amidst personal challenges and change. Tim opens up about stepping into the coaching role mid-season, navigating the complexities of rekindling a high school program, and the influence of his past mentors. The episode also touches on the support system that surrounds him following the loss of his wife, showing the power of sports in healing and community building. Listeners are invited to explore Tim's thoughts on player development, coaching strategies, and his goals for the summer and beyond as he rebuilds a resilient program. Join us for an episode filled with insights on leadership, growth, and the enduring strength of the human spirit. THE RUN TMC POP UP STORE

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Message from Tim Morgan on October 22, 2024

A @Christadelphians Video: Description : An excellent series about the men that Jesus chose to continue his work. They were instructed by the Master; it changed them, except one who refused to be changed. Are we changed by our relationship with Jesus and equipped for spreading the gospel? ### Summary The speaker reflects on Peter's character, exploring his impulsiveness, leadership qualities, and eventual redemption after denial, emphasizing growth through experience. ### Highlights -

A @Christadelphians Video: Description : An excellent series about the men that Jesus chose to continue his work. They were instructed by the Master; it changed them, except one who refused to be changed. Are we changed by our relationship with Jesus and equipped for spreading the gospel? ### Summary The discussion emphasizes the significance of the apostles' calling, highlighting their ordinariness and how Jesus empowered them for extraordinary tasks. ### Highlights -

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A @Christadelphians Video: Description : An excellent series about the men that Jesus chose to continue his work. They were instructed by the Master; it changed them, except one who refused to be changed. Are we changed by our relationship with Jesus and equipped for spreading the gospel? # Summary The series explores the 12 apostles, their humble backgrounds, and the extraordinary message they carried, highlighting their significance in history. # Highlights -

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High-speed police pursuits are obviously dangerous, often causing collateral damage. Which is why our next guest came up with an alert system to help make these and other emergency vehicle responses safer. Mike Switzer interviews Tim Morgan, founder of Pursuit Alert in Pickens, S.C.

Election 24, Episode 31 It's Political Christmas Eve! One of the most magical days in the political calendar. The Battlebus picks up pace as we sprint towards the finish. Today's candidates are: Jonathan Ashworth, Labour, Leicester South @JonAshworth https://www.facebook.com/JonAshworth Abi McGuire, Independent, Wells and Mendip Hills @Abi4MP https://abimcguire.co.uk/ Catherine McKinnell, Labour, Newcastle North @CatMcKinnell https://linktr.ee/catherine.mckinnell Glenn Bluff, Conservative, Doncaster North @BluffGlenn https://www.doncasterconservatives.org/people/glenn-bluff Tim Morgan, Green, Wrexham https://newales.greenparty.org.uk/ Just 523 to go... WATCH the 1966 film Jonathan Ashworth mentions about politicians responding to hecklers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRjDusinQdc SEE Matt at the Edinburgh Festival in August: Matt Forde The End of an Era Tour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Clint and Dawson sit down with Tim Morgan. Tim is the Chief Sports Officer at Chattanooga Sports, a division of Chattanooga Tourism Co. We talk about the Chattanooga Marathon on March 1-3 weekend 2024. We dive into some of the details of the event and what it takes to host a highly successful event in downtown Chattanooga Tennessee. Tim says thank you to all the hundreds of volunteers it takes to host this event and also all the agencies involved. We also talk about the course and things to do in Chattanooga Tennessee while you are there. If you are not registered you want to sign up and spend the weekend in Chattanooga. Find out more and register: https://www.chattanoogamarathon.com/ Thanks for listening! Find all our episodes at dayfirepodcast.com Powered by: Rock Creek Outfitters - www.rockcreekoutfitters.com Sponsored by: Mountain View Auto Dealers Chattanooga Concrete: https://chattanoogaconcreteco.com/ RoofingCo.com: www.roofingco.com This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Der Gast der heutigen Episode ist Dr. Lars Schernikau. Er ist Energieökonom und Rohstoffhändler und befasst sich seit vielen Jahren mit Energiethemen. Er veröffentlichte in diesem Jahr ein wichtiges Buch  mit dem Titel: Unbequeme Wahrheiten: über Strom und die Energie der Zukunft veröffentlicht. Energie und Energiewende wurde in früheren Episoden schon thematisiert. In dieser Episode fokussieren wir uns neben Energiethemen auch auf die Frage der Abhängigkeit von Energie und Ressourcen, die unsere Gesellschaft am laufen halten.   Was sind die vier Säulen der modernen Gesellschaft nach Vaclav Smil und wie stehen diese in Zusammenhang mit Energie? Werden wir in den nächsten Jahrzehnt weniger oder gar drastisch mehr Energie benötigen? Welchen Einfluss hat die Bevölkerungsentwicklung in unterschiedlichen Regionen und das Betreben der Ärmsten Menschen aus der Armut zu gelangen? "Armut und Energie stehen in einem sehr engen Zusammenhang." Das sehen wir am Beispiel des Haber-Bosch-Verfahrens, das moderne Landwirtschaft und auch die Grüne Revolution in den 1960er Jahren ermöglicht und Milliarden Menschen das Leben gerettet hat. Wie viel Material entnehmen die Menschen jährlich der Erde und wofür? Wie hoch ist der Rohstoffeinsatz pro erzeugter Energieeinheit?  Wo steht sich die deutsche Energiewende aktuell, i.B. auch hinsichtlich der selbst-gesteckten Ziele? Welcher Energie- und Rohstoffeinsatz ist mit »erneuerbaren« Energien verbunden? Was ist der EROEI (Energy Returned on Energy Invested) und warum ist diese Maßzahl fundamental wichtig in der Beurteilung von Energieformen. Die Geschichte der Menschheit kann als Energiegeschichte geschrieben werden. Der Wechsel zu stetig Energie-dichteren Energieträgern ermöglicht erst unseren Fortschritt: Römer: 2:1 (menschliche und tierische Arbeitskraft); Holz und Essens-Nachschub (EROEI) begrenzt Stadtgröße auf ca. 1 Mio Menschen. Schernikau: »Wir haben 5 von 7 Tagen damit verbracht uns am Leben zu erhalten.« Kohle 15-30:1 Gas ähnlich wie Kohle Kernkraft 70-90:1 Wind/Solar im einstelligen Bereich Biomasse im geringen einstelligen Bereich Energiedichten unter 10:1 werden sehr kritisch für die moderne Gesellschaft!  Was ineffizient ist, ist auch eine teure (und meist nicht-ökologische) Form der Energieproduktion. Daher sind Wind und Solar teurer als alle anderen Energieformen (Kohle, Gas, Öl, Kernkraft, Wasserkraft) und sie werden umso teurer je mehr man davon zum Einsatz bringt. Die Energiekrise hat daher in Deutschland auch schon vor dem Ukraine-Krieg angefangen und wurde durch den Krieg nur verstärkt.  Commodities werden weltweit gehandelt. Wenn Deutschland aufgrund der gescheiterten Energiewende Gas (und Kohle) am Weltmarkt zu immer höheren Preisen kauft, können sich etwa Bangladesch und Pakistan diese Preise nicht mehr leisten. Was sind die Konsequenzen für diese Nationen? »Wir nehmen den Entwicklungländern Jahre in ihrer Entwicklung weg wenn wir sie zwingen, auf ineffiziente Wind- und Solaranlagen für die Stromerzeugung umzusteigen. Hunderte Millionen Menschen bleiben dadurch länger arm.« Dazu kommt eine geopolitische Perspektive: wo kommen die Ressourcen her und wo werden sie verarbeitet? Der Flächenbedarf, der mit Energieproduktion verbunden ist, gehört zu einer der wesentlichsten ökologischen Größen und ist natürlich durch die Energiedichte bestimmt. Wie kann es sein, dass in den meisten Medien und von einigen einflussreichen Experten immer noch behauptet wird, Wind und Solar wären die billigsten Formen der Stromproduktion? Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Grenzkosten und Gesamtkosten einer Energieform? Warum ist das häufig zitierte LCOE-Maß (Levelised Cost of Electricity) irreführend? Relevant sind letztlich nur die Gesamtkosten. Was macht den Unterschied aus? Gibt es eine Economy of Scale bei Wind und Solar? Gibt es einen wesentlichen Unterschied zwischen Produktion der Solarzellen/Windräder und der Produktion von Strom? Schernikau: »Jede kWh die aus Solar und Wind kommt, hat einen geringeren Wert als die vorherige kWh.« Aber Wasserstoff als Speicher wird dieses Problem lösen (wie schon vor ca. 25 Jahren versprochen), oder? Es stellt sich heraus, dass ca. 65-80 % der Energie über den Umweg des Wasserstoffes verloren gehen. Und das nach der Nutzung von bereits wenig effizienter Produktion. Hat das eine Zukunft? Schernikau: »Wasserstoff zur Strom-Speicherung ist ein energieökonomisches Disaster.« Warum macht es einen wesentlichen Unterschied ob man Energiedichte pro Volumen oder pro Gewicht rechnet? Außerdem: Strom ist nicht gleich Energie, denn Strom macht nur einen Teil der Gesamtenergie aus, die wir als Menschheit für unser Leben benötigen. Was bedeutet dies für eine »Energiewende«? Vom Prototypen zur wirkungsvollen Technologie vergehen in der Regel Jahrzehnte, sofern es sich überhaupt skalieren lässt. Was bedeutet diese Erkenntnis für die »Elektrifizierung« der Industrie? Fast 90 % der Gesamtenergie kommen weltweit aus Kohle, Gas, Öl und Kernkraft. Schernikau: »Der Kohleverbrauch steigt trotz Energiewende weiter, weltweit.« »fast 60% des Energiewachstums kamen im starken Wachstumsjahr 2021 (laut IEA) aus Kohle.« Welche Rolle spielt Kernkraft in dieser Gemengelage? Es scheint einen politischen Richtungswechsel zu geben, etwa in Ontario Kanada, Polen, Frankreich, Schweden, Finnland, Japan, Südkorea, China und zahlreichen anderen Nationen. Schernikau: »Energiepreiserhöhung kostet Menschenleben« Spielt es überhaupt eine Rolle, was wir in Deutschland, Frankreich, Großbritannien machen, wenn in den nächsten Jahrzehnten Nationen mit Milliarden Menschen dramatisch mehr Energie benötigen werden als heute (China, Indien, Afrika, ...) und hunderte Millionen Menschen noch gar keinen Strom haben? Während aber Deutschland Südafrika erklärt, wie man aus Kohle aussteigt, gibt es in Südafrika Blackouts und Deutschland importiert Kohle aus Südafrika: Schernikau: »Deutschland könnte vielleicht von Südafrika lernen, wie man mit Stromabschaltungen umgeht.« Wie können uns eine Menge wünschen, aber die Physik lässt sich durch Wünsche und Träume einfach nicht aus den Angeln heben. »Ich bin optimistisch dahingehend, dass wir in den nächsten Jahren unsere Energiepolitik ändern werden und wieder auf den richtigen Weg bringen.« Referenzen Andere Episoden Episode 73: Ökorealismus, ein Gespräch mit Björn Peters Episode 70: Future of Farming, a conversation with Padraic Flood Episode 62: Wirtschaft und Umwelt, ein Gespräch mit Prof. Hans-Werner Sinn Episode 59: Wissenschaft und Umwelt — Teil 1 Episode 60: Wissenschaft und Umwelt — Teil 2 Episode 46: Activism, a Conversation with Zion Lights Episode 42: Gesellschaftliche Verwundbarkeit, ein Blick hinter die Kulissen: Gespräch mit Herbert Saurugg Episode 36: Energiewende und Kernkraft, ein Gespräch mit Anna Veronika Wendland Lars Schernikau Lars Schernikau auf X/Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram Lars Schernikau auf Unpopular Truth Lars Schernikau, The Unpopular Truth about Electricity and the Future of Energy: Website Lars Schernikau, William Hayden Smith, Unbequeme Wahrheiten: über Strom und die Energie der Zukunft (2022) Tom Nelson, Lars Schernikau: “The Unpopular Truth..about Electricity & Future of Energy” Auswahl wissenschaftlicher Artikel Fachliche Referenzen Vaclav Smil, Wie die Welt wirklich funktioniert: Die fossilen Grundlagen unserer Zivilisation und die Zukunft der Menschheit, C.H.Beck (2023) Vaclav Smil, Innovationen und Erfindungen: Eine kurze Geschichte des Hypes und des Scheiterns, FinanzBuch Verlag (2023) Tim Morgan, Life after Growth, Harriman House (2013) Robert Bryce, The Power Of Power Density Expensive energy may have killed more Europeans than covid-19 last winter, Economist May 10th 2023

Message from Tim Morgan on October 5, 2023

Tim Morgan has been on the tournament angleing scene for a very long time and has a very successful track record to show for it. When he's not fishing tournaments his role as Product Manager at Rapala Australia ensures he's well across developments in the tackle industry that can give him a serious edge.  In today's interview, ALF resident bream fancier Andrew Death chats with Tim about his bream on lures experience and gets into some seriously cool tips.    Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/tim-the-bream   Don't forget, for pro tips and hacks, members-only tackle deals and plenty more, support the ALF podcast by joining TeamDoc Lures at https://team.doclures.com

This is was another great round from the Abt Daiwa bream series. With six angler interveiws over two parts, this is one not to be missed.  This round was sponsored by Rapala, and marks the recent lauch of the Crush City range of soft plastics designed and developed in Australia. Each angler was given a mix of different soft plastics at the briefing on Friday night. Tune in to see how this affected the results! First up we have Jordan Armstrong who placed third in the Non - boater division. I must say it was an absolute pleasure to speak with Jordan. Jordan was paired up whith two awesome boaters. On day one , he fished with Steve Wilson and was able to to catch his three fish many times over. Then on day two he was paired with Anthony Wishey. I spoke with Jordan at length about fishing with Anthony and I was so impressed by what Jordan had to say, I recorded an angler interview with Anthony that will be aired on The Australian Lure Fishing Podcast tomorrow. Make sure you listen in to hear what Jordan has to say. If you are on the fence about fishing an ABT round, this may push you over the edge. Next up I spoke with Joel Mckenzie. While Joel has not been on The Bream Fishing Project previously, he has been mentioned before. Back in episode 22, I spoke with the non - boater winner Lance Marsh who is Joels father in-law. If you have not heard this interview I encourage you to go back and have a listen. The other interesting thing about this round is that Lance and Joel were paried with the same boaters. Joel had Tim Morgan on Saturday and Mick Horn on Sunday. Lance had Mick Horn on Saturday and Tim Morgan on Sunday. For anyone who doesn't know, both Mick And Tim work for Rapala who sponsored the round. In his interview Joel run through the lures and techniques he used to fill his bags. He also spoke about the how the sounder helped them to locate bream.  Then in first place in the Non - Boater division we have Peter Clark. This was another great interview. As you will hear in the interview , Peter travelled up to the Gold Coast, with his mate Andrew Stubbs to try and secure a top ten finish and secure a spot in the Grand Final. He did better than that, he won the event. If you tune in an d listen through to Peters inteview, you will hear how he channelled some sponsor karma using one of the new Rapala lure he was give at the briefing. Peter did eventually need a couple more lures and Tim The Bream Morgan came to the rescue with a few extra soft plastics. I did read a comment from Tim saying that Peter had showed him that these particular lures worked well on bream.  Next week we will have Part 2. This was a special win, and is not to be missed      

Tim Morgan, Chief Sports Officer for Chattanooga Sports, joins the podcast this week to share what he knows about resolving issues with angry people, a hidden (yet lucrative) way to network, and the economic impact of sports tourism. Plus, we find out how the Charlotte Modern Pentathlon convinced him sports tourism was the career for him.   Tim is the Chief Sports Officer for Chattanooga Sports, a division of Chattanooga Tourism Company. You can connect with him here. My Morning Cup is hosted by Mike Costa of Costa Media Advisors and produced by Madison McCann.

Tim Morgan, CEO of Genesis Marketing and Palmetto Fortis Marketing, joins Dr. Davis and Jonathan to discuss God's leading in his life after college. He also shares his business successes and how to establish priorities and boundaries with work and life.-----Follow @maranathaedu on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Subscribe to Maranatha On Mission on YouTube. Learn more about Maranatha mbu.edu.For more episodes, visit mbu.edu/podcast.

In this podcast, we continue to explore some of the nuances of approaches with vertical guidance and learn some pretty shocking things!  Special guest: Tim Morgan, CFII Please enjoy! Jason

In 2017, frustrated with security, policy and regulatory/compliance tools that did little to actually help reduce risk, co-founders James Dirksen and Tim Morgan set out to create a product that would provide a comprehensive picture of an organization's threat landscape. It had to be quick, efficient and accurate, and make it easy to communicate risk to regulators, auditors and non-technical executives.

It was a blast to have the folks from Chattanooga Sports, a Division of Chattanooga Tourism Co., on DTB Podcast! Tim Morgan - Chief Sports Officer, Cassidy Brinkley - Sports Event Operations Director, and Brant Donlon - Sports Business Development Director joined me to talk about how they secure events, work with public/private partners, leverage the fantastic work of Chattanooga Tourism Co., how they help impact and support our local economy, AND how they do ALL this and still have fun! PLUS - we talked about nicknames! Please consider supporting the podast by becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/duringthebreakpodcast THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Granite Garage Floors of Chattanooga: https://granitegaragefloors.com/location/chattanooga Vascular Institute of Chattanooga: https://www.vascularinstituteofchattanooga.com/ The Barn Nursery: https://www.barnnursery.com/ Rent-My-Equipment: https://www.rentmyequipment.com/ Optimize U Chattanooga: https://optimizeunow.com/chattanooga/ Alchemy Medspa and Wellness Center: http://www.alchemychattanooga.com/ Please consider leaving us a review on Apple and giving us a share to your friends! This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Tim Morgan from Moonlight Cinema joins Bill Woods to talk about the open air  cinema experience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Toronto, Ontario — On this episode of Collision Repair mag's Industry Insider, COO of Spanesi Americas Tim Morgan talks his experience with equipment, tool and tax write-offs collision repair businesses could take advantage of—after some financial research, of course. Tune in to hear Morgan's experience as an equipment supplier serving all of North America.

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Message from Tim Morgan on October 12, 2022

Everyone in stock car racing dreams of being on a Daytona 500-winning team, but how about three wins in five years? For Tony Glover, that dream became reality in the early 1990s, and on this week's episode of The Dale Jr. Download, he joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis to discuss the pieces of the puzzle that made it possible.Glover has been a part of racing his entire life. He attended his first race at three weeks old. Tony recalls his earliest memory in racing, which consisted of his father Gene flying out of Cleveland Speedway in Tennessee. The trauma of seeing his father's crash did little to deter his love for the sport though, and by his teenage years, Tony was cleaning parts and turning wrenches.After spending many years on the road crew chiefing for his father's late model program, which yielded the 1979 NASCAR Sportsman National Championship, Tony accepted a position at Petty Enterprises. Tony explains that the year he spent in Level Cross, North Carolina was the equivalent of a four-year college education. But, when his grandmother became ill in ‘83, he decided to move closer to home to spend time with her. As fate would have it, Larry McClure and Tim Morgan had just bought out G.C. Spencer and established their Morgan-McClure outfit in nearby Abingdon, Virginia and Tony was hired to work as part of the pit crew. Tony shares the story of how he became a crew chief for the team when Spencer, who had stayed on in the chiefing role, quit suddenly during the teching process at an event at Nashville Fairgrounds. This bumped Tony into the position and he remained there for the duration of his time with the outfit. They discuss the revolving roster of drivers Morgan-McClure had during the ‘80s, which included Lennie Pond, Tommy Ellis, Joe Ruttman and Rick Wilson. Tony explains that when Rick departed for RahMoc after ‘89, his choice to fill the seat was the hard charging Ernie Irvan. And while Phil Parsons would start the ‘90 season in the cockpit, after a few failed outings Irvan would eventually get the seat and help put Morgan-McClure on the map.The Irvan-Glover combination was quite successful, bringing home seven Cup wins including the ‘91 Daytona 500, but would only last a few seasons as Irvan would depart for Robert Yates in ‘93. His replacement was a driver Tony was well acquainted with from his years in the late model scene: fellow Tennessean Sterling Marlin. The new pairing won in their first outing, the ‘94 Daytona 500. When they followed up with a back-to-back triumph in the Great American Race in ‘95, they had the entire NASCAR garage looking in their direction. Dale and Tony get into some of the innovation on the plate-track cars in the Morgan-McClure stable. Tony talks about the revolutionary X-pipe exhaust system that was brought to them by Boyd Butler, better known as Dr. Gas. The story of how they kept the technical advantage a secret is incredible, including a non-disclosure agreement and wrapping the car in blankets in the garage. Ultimately a crash photo on the cover of Stock Car Racing Magazine leaked the guarded secret to the world.In ‘97, the desire to move up in rank and a little white lie from his wife convinced Tony to move on from Morgan-McClure and take a management position at SABCO Racing. Tony shares experiences from his years there.After a dismal season in 2011, Tony was released from the team and sought out a position at NASCAR through Mike Helton. In 2013, he became the overseeing technical director of NASCAR's many touring series, a role he continues to fill today.  DIRTY AIR:·        NASCAR's big weeked at Bristol ·        NextGen parts failures·        Dirty Mo Fan Experience recap·        Chris Buescher's big win ASKJR presented by Xfinity:·        Impressions about the 2023 NASCAR Cup schedule·        Downtown Chicago's worries about upcoming street race·        SAFER barriers at North Wilkesboro·        Brandon Jones to JRM To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Everyone in stock car racing dreams of being on a Daytona 500-winning team, but how about three wins in five years? For Tony Glover, that dream became reality in the early 1990s, and on this week's episode of The Dale Jr. Download, he joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis to discuss the pieces of the puzzle that made it possible. Glover has been a part of racing his entire life. He attended his first race at three weeks old. Tony recalls his earliest memory in racing, which consisted of his father Gene flying out of Cleveland Speedway in Tennessee. The trauma of seeing his father's crash did little to deter his love for the sport though, and by his teenage years, Tony was cleaning parts and turning wrenches. After spending many years on the road crew chiefing for his father's late model program, which yielded the 1979 NASCAR Sportsman National Championship, Tony accepted a position at Petty Enterprises. Tony explains that the year he spent in Level Cross, North Carolina was the equivalent of a four-year college education. But, when his grandmother became ill in ‘83, he decided to move closer to home to spend time with her. As fate would have it, Larry McClure and Tim Morgan had just bought out G.C. Spencer and established their Morgan-McClure outfit in nearby Abingdon, Virginia and Tony was hired to work as part of the pit crew.  Tony shares the story of how he became a crew chief for the team when Spencer, who had stayed on in the chiefing role, quit suddenly during the teching process at an event at Nashville Fairgrounds. This bumped Tony into the position and he remained there for the duration of his time with the outfit. They discuss the revolving roster of drivers Morgan-McClure had during the ‘80s, which included Lennie Pond, Tommy Ellis, Joe Ruttman and Rick Wilson. Tony explains that when Rick departed for RahMoc after ‘89, his choice to fill the seat was the hard charging Ernie Irvan. And while Phil Parsons would start the ‘90 season in the cockpit, after a few failed outings Irvan would eventually get the seat and help put Morgan-McClure on the map. The Irvan-Glover combination was quite successful, bringing home seven Cup wins including the ‘91 Daytona 500, but would only last a few seasons as Irvan would depart for Robert Yates in ‘93. His replacement was a driver Tony was well acquainted with from his years in the late model scene: fellow Tennessean Sterling Marlin. The new pairing won in their first outing, the ‘94 Daytona 500. When they followed up with a back-to-back triumph in the Great American Race in ‘95, they had the entire NASCAR garage looking in their direction.  Dale and Tony get into some of the innovation on the plate-track cars in the Morgan-McClure stable. Tony talks about the revolutionary X-pipe exhaust system that was brought to them by Boyd Butler, better known as Dr. Gas. The story of how they kept the technical advantage a secret is incredible, including a non-disclosure agreement and wrapping the car in blankets in the garage. Ultimately a crash photo on the cover of Stock Car Racing Magazine leaked the guarded secret to the world. In ‘97, the desire to move up in rank and a little white lie from his wife convinced Tony to move on from Morgan-McClure and take a management position at SABCO Racing. Tony shares experiences from his years there.After a dismal season in 2011, Tony was released from the team and sought out a position at NASCAR through Mike Helton. In 2013, he became the overseeing technical director of NASCAR's many touring series, a role he continues to fill today.  DIRTY AIR: ·        NASCAR's big weeked at Bristol  ·        NextGen parts failures ·        Dirty Mo Fan Experience recap ·        Chris Buescher's big win   ASKJR presented by Xfinity: ·        Impressions about the 2023 NASCAR Cup schedule ·        Downtown Chicago's worries about upcoming street race ·        SAFER barriers at North Wilkesboro ·        Brandon Jones to JRM To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ich habe mich in früheren Episoden öfter mit Umweltfragen beschäftigt, im besonderen auch in Episode 59 und 60. Bisher ist aber die Rolle der Wirtschaft beziehungsweise der Wirtschaftswissenschaften zu kurz gekommen. Daher freut es mich ganz besonders, mit einem der führenden deutschen Ökonomen ein Gespräch führen zu können: Prof. Hans-Werner Sinn ist Jahrgang 1948, studierte Volkswirtschaftslehre in Münster. Von 1984 bis 2016 war er Professor für Nationalökonomie und Finanzwissenschaft an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in München. Hinzu kamen Gastprofessuren und Forschungsarbeiten an der University of Western Ontario in Kanada, der London School of Economics sowie an den Universitäten Bergen, Stanford, Princeton und Jerusalem. Von 1999 bis 2016 war Hans-Werner Sinn Präsident des ifo Instituts, stand als Direktor dem Center for Economic Studies (CES) der LMU vor und war Geschäftsführer der CESifo GmbH, eine gemeinsame Initiative der LMU und des ifo Instituts. Prof. Sinn kritisiert bereits seit vielen Jahren aus, wie ich meine, gutem Grund die deutsche Energiewende. In meinem Archiv habe ich einen Artikel aus dem Manager-Magazin aus dem Jahr 2014 gefunden, der bereits wesentlichen Probleme, die wir heute auch aufgreifen werden, beschreibt und der sich auch über die Jahre als zutreffend herausgestellt hat. Deutschland wäre meiner Einschätzung nach großer Schaden erspart geblieben, wenn man diese Kritik ernst genommen hätte. Vor wenigen Monaten bin ich dann wieder auf einen Vortrag von Prof. Sinn gestossen, und zwar zum Klimasymposion — Konstanz Mai 2022 — mit dem Titel »Die Globale Energiewende: Sechs große Probleme«. Dieser Vortrag hat mich sehr beeindruckt und ich werde auf wesentliche Themen, die Prof. Sinn in diesem Vortrag beschreibt im folgenden Gespräch bezugnehmen. Ich empfehle daher diesen Vortrag vorweg zu hören. Die sechs Probleme die in diesem Vortrag genannt werden sind: In Paris akzeptiert nur eine Minderheit von 61 der 191 Unterzeichner eine verbindliche quantitative Emissionsbeschränkung EU hat sich utopische Ziele gestellt. Deutschland will sogar gleichzeitig aus Kernkraft und Kohle aussteigen und hat sich dadurch von anderen Ländern abhängig gemacht Wind- und Sonnenstrom sind viel zu volatil um eine preisgünstige Vollversorgung zu gewährleisten Europa drangsaliert Autoindustrie und verstößt gegen Gesetzt des »einen Preis«. Der Markt als Entdeckungsverfahren für CO2-arme Technologie wird ausgeschaltet Beim deutschen Energiemix sind die E-Autos nicht CO2-günstiger als Dieselautos Bei handelbaren Brennstoffen ist der Effekt des europäischen Verzichts nicht nur klein sondern null Wir sprechen in dieser Episode daher im besonderen über die deutsche Energiewende, aber auch generell über die Rolle der Ökonomie, beziehungsweise Wirtschaftswissenschaften, wenn es um die Bewältigung der ökologischen Probleme der Zeit und der Zukunft geht.  Eine für mich dabei wichtige Metafrage ist folgende: Keiner der sechs Probleme, die Prof. Sinn in seinem Vortrag darlegt scheinen besonders schwierig zu verstehen zu sein; im besonderen nicht die ersten drei, die schon ausreichen, um etwa die deutsche »Energiewende« in Frage zu stellen. Wie kann es sein, dass eine moderne und gebildete Gesellschaft, deren politische Vertreter und Medien diese fundamentalen Kritikpunkte kaum oder nur auf sehr niedrigem Niveau diskutiert?  »Utopien sind für Träume schön, aber für eine reale Politik macht das keinen Sinn«  Wie kommen wir von Wunschvorstellungen zu realem Fortschritt, der unsere Gesellschaft nicht im Kern gefährdet? Welche Rolle spielen »Externalitäten« in der Wirtschaft?  »Bei der Erderwärmung haben wir einen erheblichen Misstand, und dieser muss bekämpft werden«  Technik und Moral alleine werden dafür nicht ausreichen. Wie können die Menschen (global) dazu bewegt werden das Richtige zu tun? Die aktuellen Maßnahmen sind nicht nur wenig dazu geeignet das Problem anzugehen, sie sind in weiten Bereichen kontraproduktiv. »Die Windräder sind keine zweckdinglichen Bauten für den Naturschutz, sondern es sind Sakralbauten. […]  jeder Windflügel der errichtet wird ist sichtbar für jeden ein Nachweis dafür, wie dominant diese neue Religion ist.« Was sind dann aber sinnvolle Maßnahmen? Kann Emissionshandel hier ein wesentlicher Puzzlestein sein? Wie geht man damit um, dass jeder Ansatz letztlich eine globale Perspektive hat? Wie soll die politische Seite einer tatsächlich funktionierenden Energiewende organisiert werden? Staatlich getrieben (mit welchen Maßnahmen?), libertär oder auf freiem Markt aufgebaut? Was ist die Rolle der Wissenschaft? Beobachten wir bei wesentlichen Zukunftsthemen gerade eine zunehmende Verschränkung schlechter Forschung gepaart mit Aktivismus? Beschädigen Publikationszwang und Finanzierung aus der Wirtschaft den Wissenschaftsbetrieb? Was ist die Rolle de Ökonomie? Erleben wir nicht seit Jahrzehnten eine Selbstüberschätzung der Wirtschaftswissenschaft, oder jedenfalls lautstarker Ökonomen in der Öffentlichkeit — denken wir an Prognostik und an die Idee steten Wirtschaftswachstums?  Prof. Sinn beschreibt die neoklassische Theorie als Suche nach Externalitäten und Markt-Fehlern. Welche sind dies? Welche Rolle spielte die Studie des Club of Rome 1972 und das Symposium on the Economics of Exhaustible Resources 1974. Was bedeutet Wachstum für ökonomische Theorien und Modelle? Gibt es die oft zitierte Entkopplung des Wirtschaftswachstums vom Verbrauch an Ressourcen? Welche Rolle spielt die Populationsgröße, ein politisch und ethisch sehr schwieriges Thema? Zum Abschluss frage ich Prof. Sinn, was er einem jungen Menschen raten würde, der einen positiven Beitrag für die (Um)welt leisten möchte. Referenzen Andere Episoden Episode 59 und 60: Wissenschaft und Umwelt Episode 46 über Aktivismus mit Zion Lights Episode 45: Mit Reboot oder Rebellion aus der Krise? Episode 42: Gesellschaftliche Verwundbarkeit, mit Herbert Saurugg  Episode 36: Energiewende und Kernkraft, ein Gespräch mit Anna Veronika Wendland Hans-Werner Sinn Homepage von Prof. Hans-Werner Sinn Prof. Hans-Werner Sinn am ifo Hans-Werner Sinn, Klimasymposion — Konstanz Mai 2022 — mit dem Titel »Die Globale Energiewende: Sechs große Probleme« ifo-Chef Sinn zur Energiewende: »Die einzige Hoffnung der Menschheit war die Atomkraft«, Manager Magazin (2014) Buch: Hans-Werner Sinn, Das grüne Paradoxon, Weltbuch Verlag (2020) Suzanne Thoma, Daniel Jositsch und Hans-Werner Sinn diskutieren mit Martin Meyer über die Zukunft der Energie. Neue Zürcher Zeitung (9.2.2022) Hans-Werner Sinn, Die Dinos Hans-Werner Sinn, Ist das E-Auto ein Rückschritt? Wirtschaftswoche (2019) weitere fachliche Referenzen Pigou, Arthur Cecil. 1920. The Economics of Welfare. 4th ed. London: Macmillan Donella Meadows, Jorgen Randers, Dennis Meadows, Grenzen des Wachstums - Das 30-Jahre-Update: Signal zum Kurswechsel, Hirzel (2020)  Symposium on the Economics of Exhaustible Resources (1974) Tim Morgan, Life after Growth, Harriman House (2016) 

Segment 1 - 00:00 Segment 2 - 09:00 Segment 3 - 26:33 On Friday's edition of In Focus we spoke with Flint Hills ATA Bus Executive Administrator Daphne McNelly. Manhattan Convention and Visitors Bureau Executive Director Karen Hibbard also joined the program. In our final segment Fort Riley Antiterrorism Officer Tim Morgan talks about August being Antiterrorism Awareness Month.

Dr. Kimberly Daniels and Tim Morgan join the Water Foresight Podcast to discuss Flooding and Future Scenarios.  It's hurricane season and the Podcast is interested in learning about the future of flooding.  Daniels and Morgan examined future scenarios of flooding in Houston, Texas, through the lenses of health, poverty, and equity.  What are the tools and methodologies available to examine future flooding scenarios?  What do the four future scenarios--continuation, collapse, new equilibrium, and transformation--present for the future of flooding in Houston?  Are these scenarios possible, probable, or plausible?  What policies can Houston-based organizations develop in response to these scenarios?  What are the opportunities and risks presented by these scenarios?  Are these scenarios transferable to other cities facing future flooding risks?  The Podcast wants to know.#water #WaterForesight #strategicforesight #foresight #futures @Aqualaurus

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The Art of the Question - Guest Speaker: Tim Morgan Matthew 16: 13-18 Recorded April 24, 2022

FenderBender Editor Steve Bauer and Spanesi's Tim Morgan chat about the importance of ensuring an ADAS-equipped vehicle is measured properly before the repair process starts. 

Arnott's Supply Chain Manger; Tim Morgan join Cliffo & Gabi to tell us how Orange Slice biscuits are made Guidance Gabi - Should Steve tell his partner about his snip Here's a list of things Elon Musk could've bought with $61 Billion AUD Out of context reality TV promos Cliffo's son Charlie had a PSA in church See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How you facilitate communication with your customers seems like a straightforward aspect of doing business—but how much can an iota of customer consideration help your operations in the long run? On this episode of Industry Insider, we sit down with Tim Morgan, the COO of Spanesi Americas, to hear how his company handles communication—and how it pays off in droves.

In this episode of season 5 of the McNeill & Friends Podcast, your host, McNeill Mullikin, is joined by his friend, Tim Morgan, to talk about their favorite comic-book movie scores in honor of National Film Score Day this week. During their conversation, McNeill and Tim discuss what they look for in comic-book movie scores as both musicians and film fans. They also breakdown some of their favorite individual tracks from their favorite comic-book movie scores. Tune into this episode for an exciting and celebratory conversation about some of the greatest comic-book movie music in cinema history. Visit the McNeill & Friends Podcast Website: http://www.mcneillandfriendspodcast.com Visit The Bounce Board Website: https://www.thebounceboard.com Follow the McNeill & Friends Podcast on Instagram and Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/mcneill.and.friends.podcast/ https://twitter.com/MullikinMcneill Become a McNeill & Friends Podcast Patron: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=29988348&fan_landing=true Follow McNeill Mullikin on Instagram and Letterboxd: https://www.instagram.com/_mcneill__/ https://letterboxd.com/McNeillMullikin/ Follow Tim Morgan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmoaudio/ Visit the TMO Audio Website: https://www.tmoaudio.com Follow One School Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneschoolpodcast/

In this episode of season 5 of the McNeill & Friends Podcast, your host, McNeill Mullikin, is joined by his friends, Tim Morgan and Tucker Wulff, to rank every live-action Batman film in honor of the release of The Batman. During their conversation, McNeill and his guests talk about their memories with Batman movies, compare and contrast their individual rankings, and conclude with their thoughts on The Batman. Tune into this episode for an enthusiastic and entertaining conversation about the Batman filmography. Visit the McNeill & Friends Podcast Website: http://www.mcneillandfriendspodcast.com Visit The Bounce Board Website: https://www.thebounceboard.com Follow the McNeill & Friends Podcast on Instagram and Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/mcneill.and.friends.podcast/ https://twitter.com/MullikinMcneill Become a McNeill & Friends Podcast Patron: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=29988348&fan_landing=true Follow McNeill Mullikin on Instagram and Letterboxd: https://www.instagram.com/_mcneill__/ https://letterboxd.com/McNeillMullikin/ Follow Tim Morgan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmoaudio/ Visit the TMO Audio Website: https://www.tmoaudio.com Follow One School Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneschoolpodcast/ Follow Tucker Wulff on Instagram and Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/tuckerwulff/ https://twitter.com/WulffTucker Follow the Wulff Media Group on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wulffmediagroup/

Toronto, Ontario — From October 24 through 29, Spanesi Americas hosted its first-ever Interactive Week, where the company virtually hosted OEMs, North American shopowners and collision repair experts for a week of thought-provoking sessions.

This week we check in with Tim Morgan Jr. Timmo is a postmaster, a Batman fanatic, and the self-described Culinary Gangster. We had some audio issues in the beginning and had to cut out about 10 minutes of conversation. No biggie. After a quick reset, we hit the ground running for an effortless hour that could have gone twice as long.

Message from Tim Morgan on September 24, 2021

Message from Tim Morgan on March 27, 2021

Tim Morgan is the epitome of a “Bamboo Farmer.” Tim embraces the power of the team, continuous learning, and evolving, even during the most challenging times, like the current health crisis. In this episode, you'll hear how Tim Morgan, the CEO of AAA Oregon/Idaho, is watering his bamboo.  Don't miss this intimate look inside of a servant leader's thoughts on running a successful organization. Episode Highlights: 00:55 - Tim Morgan's Water the Bamboo story 04:14 - Why building a team is crucial for leaders rather than being a singular leader 06:33 - The ability to execute an idea 09:12 - Getting people comfortable with being uncomfortable 09:39 - What the pandemic taught AAA about quick execution, innovation, and moving to a remote workforce 11:05 - Tim's advice for emerging leaders 14:53 - Failures that turned out to be successful 20:53 - Habits of continuous learning  26:44 - Why Tim makes a habit of journaling 28:27 - What it was like moving into the CEO role of Oregon/Idaho AAA 31:38 - Which Bamboo Farmer trait resonates the most with Tim 36:35 - Revising guiding principles during the pandemic 39:44 - What question Tim would ask himself on a podcast 41:50 - Tim's advice to his 15-year-old self 44:15 - What's going well at AAA Guest at a Glance Tim Morgan is the President and CEO of Oregon/Idaho AAA. Notable Quotes “I always tried to put myself in situations where I could try to be around a lot of bright people, and hopefully, a little smidgen of that might rub off on me.” “If you do things that make you uncomfortable or challenge your existing skillset, that's how you grow.” “I've also learned as time goes on, it's better as a CEO to express your opinion last, or else early on everybody's just kind of agreeing with what you're saying.” “Your point about these five years of building a foundation of roots for the bamboo to grow. I saw it all sprout right before my eyes, within a very short period.” “You're only able to propel yourself forward in an organization if you're exceeding expectations in the current role that you have.” Greg: “The harder I work, it seems the luckier I get.” “What I try to do as a leader now is that stay with a hundred percent positive reinforcement to the people that you lead, but also hold them accountable to the things that they've committed to.” “I'm a big proponent of asking employees to help us understand where they want to go, what they want to achieve, and then we can help them with the skillset and education if necessary to be successful in those roles.” On transitioning into a CEO role as an internal hire: “Nobody is going to accept you in your new role until you filled your prior role.” “There's an opportunity to not waste a good pandemic by reinforcing your organizational culture and values and how you treat people and how you want to treat people in a period of downturn. So, I think there's also a tremendous opportunity to reinforce the things that you think are most important in your organization.” “This is a competition against yourself and what you can achieve. And you can achieve things without them being at the expense of others.”   Learn more about Greg Bell   More than just a motivational speaker, Greg Bell is a Portland, Oregon based thought leader, business consultant, and leadership coach. His popular books, What's Going Well? and Water The Bamboo: Unleashing The Potential Of Teams And Individuals, have inspired an array of organizations, from Fortune 500 companies like Nike, Disney, and Comcast, to the Portland Trail Blazers and Division I NCAA athletic teams like the Oregon Ducks Football and the Gonzaga Bulldogs Basketball.  Visit Greg's website. Connect with Greg LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Message from Tim Morgan on October 7, 2020

Message from Tim Morgan on October 19, 2019

After almost 10 years and 500 Episodes, I figured it was time to discuss how the little old Lone Star Outdoor Show came about. Plenty of you have asked over the years and I'm always happy to discuss my background. However, my dad and his good buddy Tim Morgan are probably more qualified to uncover [...]

Message from Tim Morgan on May 4, 2019