Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Olson

06/20/25: Tom Gould joins Joel Heitkamp on "News and Views" to talk about the North Dakota Sports Hall of Fame. The 2025 Inductee Banquet and Ceremony on is tomorrow at 5PM with a social and silent auction. Join them to honor Greg Eslinger, Randy Hedberg, Sheri Kleinsasser Stockmoe, and Tim Olson. (Joel Heitkamp is a talk show host on the Mighty 790 KFGO in Fargo-Moorhead. His award-winning program, “News & Views,” can be heard weekdays from 8 – 11 a.m. Follow Joel on X/Twitter @JoelKFGO.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Teaching by Tim Olson based on Leviticus 22:31-23:2. Week 3 of our series, Lost Me At Leviticus: The Meaning of Law & Sacrifice. Part of our Year of the Bible. For more information, visit citychurchknox.com.

Send us a textExplore the transformative world of microelectronics packaging with industry visionaries Amy Lujan, Tim Olson, and Jan Vardaman as they share their journey at the IMAPS Annual Device Packaging Conference (DPC). With the conference relocating to the vast Wild Horse Pass, expect an enriched experience with expanded technical tracks and exhibitor opportunities reflecting the rising interest in this field. Get ready to embrace the future of packaging with insights that redefine its significance in the semiconductor industry.Uncover the critical challenges facing AI infrastructure in a thought-provoking panel discussion with experts from IBM Research, Intel, and leading OSATs. We'll tackle whether today's infrastructure can keep pace with AI's explosive growth, especially concerning energy-efficient chip designs and packaging solutions. Learn about groundbreaking advancements and the potential to alleviate data center power consumption concerns through innovative packaging techniques. Beyond the tech talk, we'll highlight the vibrant networking scene at the conference, featuring events like the Backyard Olympics and a charity golf tournament, ensuring a perfect blend of professional growth and community building. Join us for a chance to network, learn, and potentially reshape the future of microelectronics packaging.IMAPS Device Packaging ConferenceInterconnects for Tomorrow's Applications Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showBecome a sustaining member! Like what you hear? Follow us on LinkedIn and TwitterInterested in reaching a qualified audience of microelectronics industry decision-makers? Invest in host-read advertisements, and promote your company in upcoming episodes. Contact Françoise von Trapp to learn more. Interested in becoming a sponsor of the 3D InCites Podcast? Check out our 2024 Media Kit. Learn more about the 3D InCites Community and how you can become more involved.

In this sermon Tim Olson (giest speaker) talks about what it means to put the moral cart before the Jesus horse and how we need to find a better way, namely that Jesus meets us where we're at first and then calls us to imitate him. It's about grace versus legalism, or about learning how to love Jesus first in order to then understand what it might mean to imitate him.

In this sermon Tim Olson (guest speaker) talks about the more to the story of God we might be missing.

In this sermon Tim Olson (guest speaker) helps us imagine a church that focuses not on what we do not but what we should do instead as followers of Jesus.

Hey there folks! While PJ was away, Tim and I recorded our thoughts on the new Fallout show- please note, Kross was aggressively wrong about the New Vegas populace right at the end. We follow this episode IMMEDIATELY with Before They Are Hanged! Check it out! Beyond that, please be sure to follow us or subscribe on your podcatcher of choice, and leave a review on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever. It goes a long way to helping the podcast grow. You can also check out our Patreon at Patreon.com/Wordsandwhiskey Check it out! Another way you could help us out? Refer us to your friends. We love a good referral, don't we folks? Send us ANY questions to our twitter account, Instagram, or to our email. See you next week! Link: https://wordsandwhiskey.show/episode/205-fallout-w-tim-olson

This episode was recorded live at the IMAPS Device Packaging Conference – helping celebrate the event's 20th year. The record turnout included many of our 3D InCites Community members. Françoise von Trapp spoke with several of them who were exhibiting and presenting, and in some cases, simply attending.  Alex Ospina of ACM Research discussed the latest technologies in wafer-level packaging, and the company's focus on developing novel IP technologies to address industry challenges. You'll hear about the company's new vacuum cleaning tool designed to remove flux from bonds in smaller chiplets. You'll also learn about the company's approach to reducing its environmental impact. Tim Olson, of Deca, shares big news about the company's collaboration with ASU to create an open lab for innovation for innovation, licensing its M-Series and Adaptive Patterning technology, and working with ASU to outfit a fab with unique equipment.Laura Mirkarimi and Oliver Zhao, of Adeia, explain the important role optical interferometry plays in atomic-level hybrid bonding. Zhao explains how they are using AI-powered neural networks to identify defects in the hybrid bonding process, with a focus on categorizing defects based on their relevance to certain process steps.Manuela Junghähnel, of Fraunhofer IZM-ASSID,  explains her new role taking over the leadership of IZM-ASSID, from Jürgen Wolf.  She talks about learning the pilot scale to the production line created by Wolf. She also explains the relationship from the parent IZM and IZM ASSID.Brian Riley, of QP Technologies, shares a history of advanced packaging technologies, and the company. He describes QPs' proprietary process for flip chip packages, the use of open mold plastic packages, and overmold QFNs.Justin Locke, of Siemens EDA discusses innovations in functional verification of 3D Heterogeneous integration connectivity. He explains about the importance of formal verification in the design process, highlighting its ability to catch errors early on and prevent physical implementation issues. Peter Cronin, of MRSI Mycronic talks about new technologies and interconnects in optical packaging, highlighting the need for active alignment tools. He introduces the Active AClimate ConfidentWith a new episode every Wed morning, the Climate Confident podcast is weekly podcast...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showBecome a sustaining member! Like what you hear? Follow us on LinkedIn and TwitterInterested in reaching a qualified audience of microelectronics industry decision-makers? Invest in host-read advertisements, and promote your company in upcoming episodes. Contact Françoise von Trapp to learn more. Interested in becoming a sponsor of the 3D InCites Podcast? Check out our 2023 Media Kit. Learn more about the 3D InCites Community and how you can become more involved.

Hey there folks! This week we're chatting about the INCREDIBLE Dune Part 2 with our resident friend, engineer, and sci-fi nerd, Tim Olson. We talked about this movie for a long time- so a Part 2 of this episode is going to be released... TODAY! Look for it in the feed following this episode. Beyond that, next week we're back talking about Before They Are Hanged, before we celebrate our 200th episode the following week. If you're reading along, that is through The Thing About Trust. Beyond that, please be sure to follow us or subscribe on your podcatcher of choice, and leave a review on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever. It goes a long way to helping the podcast grow. You can also check out our Patreon at Patreon.com/Wordsandwhiskey Check it out! Another way you could help us out? Refer us to your friends. We love a good referral, don't we folks? Send us ANY questions to our twitter account, Instagram, or to our email. See you next week! Link: https://wordsandwhiskey.show/episode/198-the-dune-part-2-special-wtim-olson-part-1

Hey there folks! This week we're chatting about the INCREDIBLE Dune Part 2 with our resident friend, engineer, and sci-fi nerd, Tim Olson. We talked about this movie for a long time- so a Part 2 of this episode is going to be released... TODAY! Look for it in the feed following this episode. Beyond that, next week we're back talking about Before They Are Hanged, before we celebrate our 200th episode the following week. If you're reading along, that is through The Thing About Trust. Beyond that, please be sure to follow us or subscribe on your podcatcher of choice, and leave a review on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever. It goes a long way to helping the podcast grow. You can also check out our Patreon at Patreon.com/Wordsandwhiskey Check it out! Another way you could help us out? Refer us to your friends. We love a good referral, don't we folks? Send us ANY questions to our twitter account, Instagram, or to our email. See you next week! Link: https://wordsandwhiskey.show/episode/199-the-dune-part-2-special-wtim-olson-part-2

Teaching by Tim Olson, pastor at Citizens Church in Charlotte, based on 1 Peter 5:6-11. Week 4 of our series, Formation: The Art & Science of How We Change (Vol. 6: Resistance). For more information, visit citychurchknox.com.

I'm celebrating episode 100 with YOU in mind. I've asked some of my wise and generous podcasting friends to share some of their best tips with you whether you are thinking of starting a podcast, or already hosting one and need some inspiration to do things differently, or you're guesting on podcasts!Shoutout to my friends and be sure to check out their shows!Billie Jauss, The Family Room podcastMelinda Patrick, The Bridge Between Us podcastRuth and Tim Olson, The Mr. and Mrs. Therapy podcastTiffany Jo Baker, My Full Life + Faith Leaps podcastRachel G. Scott, Taking the Leap podcastEric Nevins, Halfway There and The Christian Podcaster podcastsLetitia Evans, The Rooted and Overflowing podcastNadine Mullings, Women Faith + Business podcastSarah St. John, The Frugalpreneur podcastRayna Neises, A Season of Caring podcastKent Sanders, The Daily Writer podcastMichelle Grosser, Calm Mom podcastMonica Swanson, The Monica Swanson showJayme Elizabeth, The She Speaks Life podcastJessica Spurlock, The Stained Glass podcastLET'S CONNECT:https://www.instagram.com/kimstewinspired/

In this sermon Tim Olson takes us into Hebrews and challenges us to allow the gospel to disrupt our lives and why that's good news.

In This episode, Françoise von Trapp interviews some of the 2023 3D InCites Award Winners, to learn about the significant accomplishments they are being recognized for.   First is James Bear, TEL, who describes some of the company's best practices that helped them secure the 2023 3D InCites Sustainability Award. Engineer of the Year, Markus Leitgeb, AT&S, explains the concepts and advantages of the company's Embedded Component Process (ECP), which he helped develop. Mark Gerber, ASE, winner of the Device Technology of the Year award for the VIPack™ Platform explains this six-pillar approach and the recent announcement of its fan-out package on package (FOPOP) technology. Eelco Bergman, of Saras Micro Devices, this year's Start-up of the Year Award Winner, talks about the company's team of industry experts, and the technology its developing heterogeneous integration technologies that will improve power efficiency for AI, high-performance computing, and data centers.  Thomas Uhrmann and Garrett Oakes of EV Group talk about the company's breakthrough NanoCleave process that one the 3D InCites Process of the Year Award. This revolutionary IR laser process targets silicon carrier technology for 3D integration. Tim Olson and Robin Davis of Deca, winner of the SemiSister Award for DEI, talked about building DEI into Deca's DNA, and what it's like to establish a culture of DEI at a small company. Like what you hear? Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter Interested in becoming a sponsor of the 3D InCites Podcast? Check out our 2023 Media Kit. Learn more about the 3D InCites Community and how you can become more involved.

Tim Olson and Chuck Aycock from Dads First return to build their case on the importance of the father in the home.

After experiencing severe psychological abuse at the hands of her stepmother, Lisa Goodpaster couldn't help but see her parents through a highly distorted lens. While it took decades of exploration, healing, forgiveness, Lisa founded The Stephood Project, an organization dedicated to changing the way children experience divorce. Lisa shares with her methods for defining, processing, and healing parental trauma so that we are able to learn, grow, and reduce the cycle of generational pain. To learn more about Lisa and her amazing work, visit www.StephoodProject.org. To contact host Johnny Guidry about speaking engagements and coaching services, visit www.RefractiveCoaching.com. For similarly-themed episodes, try Fatherhood and Spirituality with author Tim Olson, Spiritual Healing through Toxic Relationships with Jean Atman, and Self Care for Parents with Executive Coach Randi Braun.

After experiencing severe psychological abuse at the hands of her stepmother, Lisa Goodpaster couldn't help but see her parents through a highly distorted lens. While it took decades of exploration, healing, forgiveness, Lisa founded The Stephood Project, an organization dedicated to changing the way children experience divorce. Lisa shares with her methods for defining, processing, and healing parental trauma so that we are able to learn, grow, and reduce the cycle of generational pain. To learn more about Lisa and her amazing work, visit www.StephoodProject.org. To contact host Johnny Guidry about speaking engagements and coaching services, visit www.RefractiveCoaching.com. For similarly-themed episodes, try Fatherhood and Spirituality with author Tim Olson, The Winding Road to Serenity with Danny Berler, and Self Care for Parents with Executive Coach Randi Braun.

How important is the father role in today's society and culture? On a topic that is now debated, Chuck Aycock and Tim Olson from Dads First make a strong case that the father is needed more than ever now. Part 1 of 2.

Teaching by Tim Olson, based on Ephesians 2:1-9. Week 3 of our series, Formation: The Art & Science of How We Change (Vol. 5: Fasting). For more information, visit citychurchknox.com.

Teaching by Tim Olson, based on Ephesians 2:1-9. Week 3 of our series, Formation: The Art & Science of How We Change (Vol. 5: Fasting). For more information, visit citychurchknox.com.

This Episode we interview Toni Iapicca, Tim Olson, Donald Green about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

This Episode we interview Toni Iapicca, Tim Olson, Donald Green about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

25 of our community members participated in the 2022 IMAPS International Symposium in Boston, MA, which was held during the first week of October. This episode features conversations about what they were presenting and showcasing, and what they learned during the week.  Craig North, of Gel-Pak, is on a mission to find out as much as he can about chiplet processes and technology, to identify gaps that can be filled by Gel Pak products and services. He says he learned a lot about end-process handling and military applications. He talks about some specific handling requirements. He also talked about Gel-Pak's texturized film and the advantages of using it for applications that are residue or contact-sensitive.  Bob Connor and Kevin Oswalt of X-Celeprint. Kevin talked about the paper he presented at IMAPS on micro-transfer printing (MTP) at the conference and creating the III_V heterogeneous integration ecosystem. Bob talked about the workforce opportunities in the Megachip Era, and the connection between that and the MTP process.  Bill Acito, of Member company Siemens, presented on silicon substrate design for BGA designers. He explains the evolution of chip-package of co-design. He describes the reliability “bathtub curve”, and what EDA tool requirements are needed to for designing multi-die types of design, like SiPs on an interposer or chiplets.  Carlotta Baumann, the new CEO of Finetech, talks about stepping into the role in the midst of COVID, and into the shoes of a 22-year veteran not only as a woman but as the sole owner of the company. She also shares her vision of the company going forward, as the company celebrates 30 years of history. Tim Olson, CEO of Deca, was awarded the IMAPS Founder Award. To celebrate, we took a walk down memory lane to share Deca's origin story and how the company has evolved over the years. Casey Krawiec and Tim Going of StratEdge Corporation, talked about the differences between IMAPS this year and last year. They also talk about the new die-on-tab service they are offering for customers who want to incorporate GaAn die into hybrid packaging. They've got some interesting products coming down the pipelines in space and defense applications. Keith Best, of our member company Onto Innovation, talked about the company's presentation on RDL inspection, which is difficult to inspect because of metal grain. He explained how. Onto InnovIMAPS International IMAPS is the largest society dedicated to microelectronics and electronics packaging advancement.Like what you hear? Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter Interested in becoming a sponsor of the 3D InCites Podcast? Check out our 2023 Media Kit. Learn more about the 3D InCites Community and how you can become more involved.

In today's episode, we talk with Tim Olson, an author, educator, business owner, and life coach, about the importance of growing up with a truly involved paternal figure, and what consequences can come from having a passive father. Tim has extensively studied father-child relationships through years of study, observation, and application as a teacher and principal, as a coach to personal and business clients around the world, and in working with the National Fathering Ministry in Minnesota and Ukraine. You can reach Tim at: Website: http://timolsonauthor.com/ Email: Tim@TimOlsonAuthor.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timolsonlifecoach/ Book: https://timolsonauthor.com/book/the-legacy-of-absence/ Get in touch with us at the Forgive and Thrive podcast: For feedbacks and comments on the Forgive and Thrive podcast, send us an email at forgiveandthrive@gmail.com using #feedback in the subject line. If you want to share your story on the Forgive and Thrive podcast, send us an email at forgiveandthrive@gmail.com using #story in the subject line. We appreciate your review on Apple podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/forgive-and-thrive/id1567444243 Follow the FnT podcast on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forgiveandthrive/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/forgiveandthrive/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/forgiveandthrive/ Music by Caffeine_Creek_Band from Pixabay. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/forgiveandthrive/message

On this episode of Refractive, Fatherhood and Spirituality with author Tim Olson, we discuss the intersection of childhood experiences, family structures, societal norms, and gender roles on those of us who are walking a spiritual path. Tim, who has dedicated much of his life to studying and observing father-child relationships, shares his considerable wisdom on how fathers can impact our growth, our worldview, our motivators, and ultimately our sense of self. Learn more about Tim and his book The Legacy of Absence:  Resolving the Wounds from Uninvolved Father in Individuals, Families, and Society by visiting www.TimOlsonAuthor.com .

On the True Man Podcast, I talk with author Tim Olson about his book, The Legacy of Absence: Resolving the Wounds from Uninvolved Fathers in Individuals, Families, and Society.  We talk about being more present as a father for our families.  #onewaylife #truemanpodcast #startyourcomebackstory     Contact Tim Olson:   Tim's book will be re-released & you can get a free EBook download from Tuesday, September 20th through Saturday, September 24th.  You can find Tim's book, The Legacy of Absence: Resolving the Wounds from Uninvolved Fathers in Individuals, Families, and Society, available on Amazon.   Tim Olson 952.818.7457 www.TimOlsonAuthor.com tim@timolsonauther.com 8408 33rd Ave. N New Hope, MN 55427-1820   Reach Mike at: mike@truemanlifecoaching.com (864) 266-2058

Tim Olson is the author of the new book, The Legacy of Absence. He joins The Compass to talk about the impact of absent fathers, steps to remain emotionally present, and forgiveness.   To learn more about Tim Olson or to purchase his new book, visit www.TimOlsonAuthor.com  

Tim Olson is the author of the new book, The Legacy of Absence. He joins The Compass to talk about the impact of absent fathers, steps to remain emotionally present, and forgiveness. To learn more about Tim Olson or to purchase his new book, visit www.TimOlsonAuthor.com

Before hitting some amazing Milwaukee skate spots, we're in the studio talking about middle names and nicknames, with a focus on the multi talented Tim Olson a.k.a. @bail.gun.gary, Manny Mania, homies on the Dew Tour Unlock the Spot, Gifted Hater, and curb combos. Check out @olddudeskateco and @montetwice on IG Join the discussion in the Barn Burner Crew FB group Shout out to LibSyn for hosting our media. Shout out to Lil Jawns Rails (@liljawns_rails) , use code SKATOSIS for 10% off!! Shout out to Chems (@chems_skate) , use code SKATOSIS for 10% off!!

Our #PoisedforExit show today featured Tim Olson, Business Development professional at Honour Capital. Tim's background in equipment sales uniquely positioned him as a great fit for the typical client at Honour Capital, a firm getting its start just after the pandemic hit, but whose growth has seen quite a trajectory! Honour Capital's motto is "purpose driven capital". Part of the business model embodies a give-back philosophy. The company started that right out of the gate in partnering with some of its favorite local charities. Honour Capital would be considered 'middle' financing for companies, in that they work alongside the business owner's bank, and finance what the bank won't or can't do. They don't take an equity position, just simply a private financing source for businesses who seek to grow, acquire, or recapitalize. Since they are not regulated by a bank, they can get more creative in the types of deals they do, and being industry agnostic makes them an option for just about any owner looking for business financing. All loans are tied to tangible assets like equipment, vehicles, buildings, etc. and have fixed rate, short term loan parameters. Tim shared a couple of interesting client stories with us and some other great tips for owners looking for financing! Listen to the episode now.Find Tim here.Find Julie here. Thank you to this month's sponsor:Sunbelt Business Advisors

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We presented the 2022 3D InCites Awards in person on March 10 at the IMAPs Device Packaging Conference. Rather than acceptance speeches, we carved out time throughout the week to interview some winners for the 3D InCites podcast. In this, the first of two episodes we speak with the following award winners and asked them to share their success stories with our listeners. First up, a conversation with EMD's Jeff Catlin, about the company's commitment to sustainable semiconductor manufacturing. EMD is our 2022 Sustainablity Award Winner. Next, you'll hear from John Lannon of Micross AIT, about the company's legacy of 3D IC technology development. Micross is the 3D InCites Devices manufacturer of the year. Craig Bishop, CTO of Deca, Process of the Year winner, talks about Gen 2. of Adaptive Patterning. He also share's his personal story of how he came to be part of the advanced packaging industry. It all began with a conversation with his neighbor, Tim Olson, CEO of Deca…Shelby Nelson, CTO of Mosaic Microsystems, winner of Start-up of the Year, share's the company's origin story as women-founded company, through its growth today.  ERS electronic GmbH is the 2022 Equipment Supplier of the Year, and Debbie Claire Sanchez joined us to talk about the highlights of the paper she presented on the company's advances in thermal debonding. She also shared some of her back-story of working at Deca. This year's Herb Reiter Design Tool Award went to Cadence. We spoke with John Park about the company's first-of-its-kind comprehensive, high-capacity 3D-IC design platform. He also clarifies the difference between a SiP and a chiplet architecture from a design perspective. Raja Swaminathan gives an acceptance speech for the DEI Award, explains the role of a Sr. Fellow at AMD. He also talks about AMD's 3D V-Cache, and explains what he means by True 3D. We continued the discussion of the different between a SiP package and a Chiplet package. IMAPS Device Packaging Conference Interconnects for Tomorrow's Applications

Hey there folks! This week, by your request, we're talking about Denis Villeneuve's DUNE! We talk sandworms, spice, and so, so much more. Next week, we have THE RETURN: Tequilaing Part 2, with HowlerPod, and then it's back to reading until February! Beyond that, please be sure to follow us or subscribe on your podcatcher of choice, and leave a review on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever. It goes a long way to helping the podcast grow. You can also check out our Patreon at Patreon.com/Wordsandwhiskey Check it out! Another way you could help us out? Refer us to your friends. We love a good referral, don't we folks? Send us ANY questions to our twitter account, Instagram, or to our email. We bloodydamn better see you next week! Episode Link: https://wordsandwhiskey.show/episode/66-the-dune-special-wtim-olson

dadAWESOME   We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness.  | YouTube |  Instagram | Facebook | Twitter   Tim Olson   Tim Olson is an author, teacher, Principal. Pastor, and life coach with forays into audio publishing, radio hosting, and home remodeling. His understanding of father-child relationships was fostered through years of observation and application in education, coaching clients around the world, and working with the National Fathering Ministry in Minnesota and Ukraine. As a business life coach, it was through coaching family business owners that the significant connections between a father and his children (or with his own father) finally gelled into observable patterns that helped form the basis for his coaching and for his book, The Legacy of Absence. Through it all, he's found his way to helping others to discover who they are meant to be and to become that person. He and his wife, Kay, have been married for 54 years and are blessed with three children, six grandchildren, four bonus grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. They make their home in New Hope, MN.   UPCOMING FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS 100 Mile Bike Rides   — NEW YORK, NY — October 16th, 2021 — PHOENIX, AZ — November 20th, 2021 Register Here: https://f4f.bike/ Make a DONATION to FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS   Show Notes:   Text “DAD” to 651-370-8618 to join the dadAWESOME Nudge to become an intentional dad LINK TO PART 1 of the conversation with Tim Olson  timolsonauthor.com 2:18 - Images from the book: present father, the involved father, the passive father and the absent father   LINKS to the images: https://dadawesome.org/195/  2:49 - "You can be present physically and not present emotionally, spiritually and intellectually. And you know, that's actually even worse." Sharing statistics on risk of pathological behavior in children. 6:05 - Story from Ukraine of two fathers that work out of the home - one is absent, and one is still intentional even though not physically close - and the stark difference in the success of the kids 9:06 - Working with inmates, what do they wish they had from their dads? 10:48 - "We've realized that death is not as bad for kids as being abandoned and just just a dad who's overworking is abandonment. We all abandoned our kids. And every kid, every person has been abandoned to some extent, some so little you don't even recognize it. And we don't realize that that's what it is. We just remember the not being chosen part." 11:34 - Describing the reconciliation process 14:21 - "[Dad's role is] to prepare us to face the world on our own. And so he does that primarily by teaching us four things and developing them in us. And those four things are: self-esteem, confidence, maturity and identity. And identity is perhaps the most important because that describes who we are and whose we are.... These are perhaps the most important words that a father can say, I believe: 'You are mine. You belong to me. I love you.' That's identity." 17:17 -  "How we deal with the hurt and wounds of our own father's failures, determines our ability to be good fathers and mothers, you know, to our own children. 17:38 - Quoting Richard Rohr - "If we do not transform our pain, we will most assuredly transmit it." 17:56 -  In Louis Meade's book, he says to forgive is to set the prisoner free and then discover that the prisoner was me." 26:27 - 4 Things he shared with his kids: 26:32 - "I know that things happened in our relationship that hurt you. I said things and did things that hurt you. Even now, I didn't even know it. And I want you to know that I would never do anything like that on purpose intentionally, but I know it happened. And so I want to ask you to please forgive me for those things." 27:35 - "I am no longer your parent and you are no longer my child. Well, that sounds pretty offensive at first. I said instead, from now on, I am just your father and you are just my son." 29:27 - "It would please me more than anything to continue to be able to speak into your life." 30:15 - "No matter what you do, with your decisions and with your life, good or bad, it will never change how much I love you. That will never change." 33:01 - Quote from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter."    Episode Links:   https://timolsonauthor.com/ https://www.dadsfirst.org/ Tim's book - The Legacy Of Absence FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS Make a Donation to dadAWESOME Join the dadAWESOME Prayer Team  

dadAWESOME   We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness.  | YouTube |  Instagram | Facebook | Twitter   Tim Olson   Tim Olson is an author, teacher, Principal. Pastor, and life coach with forays into audio publishing, radio hosting, and home remodeling. His understanding of father-child relationships was fostered through years of observation and application in education, coaching clients around the world, and working with the National Fathering Ministry in Minnesota and Ukraine. As a business life coach, it was through coaching family business owners that the significant connections between a father and his children (or with his own father) finally gelled into observable patterns that helped form the basis for his coaching and for his book, The Legacy of Absence. Through it all, he's found his way to helping others to discover who they are meant to be and to become that person. He and his wife, Kay, have been married for 54 years and are blessed with three children, six grandchildren, four bonus grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. They make their home in New Hope, MN.   UPCOMING FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS 100 Mile Bike Rides   — NEW YORK, NY — October 16th, 2021 — PHOENIX, AZ — November 20th, 2021 Register Here: https://f4f.bike/ Make a DONATION to FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS   Show Notes:   Text “DAD” to 651-370-8618 to join the dadAWESOME Nudge to become an intentional dad 2:55 - Praying for his grandsons-in-law 4:55 - National Fathering Ministry - https://www.dadsfirst.org/ 6:03 - "Dr. Richard Green, a former superintendent of Minneapolis schools. And he said to us, if the kids come to us for kindergarten and do not have an involved father or an involved grandfather, they are already lost to us"  - This conversation was the purpose for working with black urban fathers of preschool children. 6:46 - Working with fathers in Ukraine - starting a fatherhood ministry that has impacted the nation 8:06 - Ukrainian college women drawing where dad sits in the family circle 9:22 - "The father for a time was even taken out of the Russian dictionary.  And and if you go back in history and I covered some of this in my book about how that worked with communism and and Marxism, ...  they did their best to eliminate the father from the family and the the government was supposed to be the ones who essentially raised the children by way of the mothers...the government was in charge." 12:26 - Malachi 4:5-6 12:46 - Gordon Dalby is a great spokesperson about fathering, and he [share that].... the brokenness in this world between children and fathers reflects the brokenness between humanity and God." 14:16 - "We have to try to find the right path or we become complicit in crimes against it." 19:28 - "One of the things that I heard them say often was, 'you know, my grandfather was like this, my dad was like this, I'm like this, and my kids will be like this, and there's nothing I can do about it. It's just the cards we were dealt.' And I would say to him, You know what? That is a lie right out of the pit of hell, yes, you can change. You may not be able to change how tall you are and the color of your skin or anything like that, but you can change your personality, you can change your character quality, you can change the things you want and don't want to pass on to your kids. You can do that." 20:56 - Story of reconciliation with his own son and not wanting to pass on generational sins 31:30 - "Christ's example shows us as leaders in our areas of strength as dads to come underneath our children and our wives to lift and encourage and to praise and to pray for and to make them who God intended them to be. But you know, the moms, their wives have their areas of strength just as strong and in their job then is in their areas of strength is to come under us as fathers and to pray for us and lift us and encourage us and support us to be the best dads we can be. And so there's this mutual coming under, this mutual submissiveness, and it's the strongest, not the weakest, that submits."    Episode Links:   https://www.dadsfirst.org/ Tim's book - The Legacy Of Absence FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS Make a Donation to dadAWESOME Join the dadAWESOME Prayer Team   Conversation Transcript Coming Soon!

This week we are joined by former Gator Baseball player Tim Olson to talk about his hitting streak as well as the current team. Later we are joined by Conner Clarke to discuss the recruiting board. We also update you on a few gators in the news and of course we include Dandy Facts.

Our Tuesday Evening Lenten Scripture Series with the Roncalli Theology Department.

On today's episode I sit and catch up with my good friend Tim! We talk about his story through life and the things he has learned along the way. Enjoy! Tim's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theetimbo/Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adaptingtolifepodcast/Dano's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danolotz/ Sponsors paragonfn.com toothxnail.com thekormethod.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-lotz/support

Tim Olson, Associate Director for Field Operations at the U.S. Census Bureau, joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss Florida lags national response rate for the 2020 Census.

We danced to the "Some Work, All Play" playlist on Spotify to get in the mood to talk about three topics: heart rate training, enthusiasm and support in the work environment, and what it means to train like the elite athlete you are. WOOHOO! Correction: David said "Tim Olson" when he meant "Joe Grant," sorry for the error!

The journey of a layman seeking only God's will.

Welcome to the Midtown Midweek, a resource to equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday's teaching.This week we say a fond farewell to our church planting candidate, Tim Olson, as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 6.Questions? Send us an email.To stay up-to-date with Citizens Church go to their website to subscribe to their newsletter and their social media platforms.

Welcome to the Midtown Midweek, a resource to equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we say a fond farewell to our church planting candidate, Tim Olson, as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 6.Questions? Send us an email.To stay up-to-date with Citizens Church go to their website to subscribe to their newsletter and their social media platforms.

Welcome to the Midtown Midweek, a resource to equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we’re joined once again by church planter Tim Olson as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 4.Questions? Send us an email.Resources/Quotes mentioned in this episode:Check out FollowingJesusTogether.com for resources on how to walk with Jesus.Also, check out Donald Whitney’s book Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life.

Welcome to the Midtown Midweek, a resource to equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we’re joined once again by church planter Tim Olson as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 4.Questions? Send us an email.Resources/Quotes mentioned in this episode:Check out FollowingJesusTogether.com for resources on how to walk with Jesus.Also, check out Donald Whitney’s book Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life.

Welcome to the Midtown Midweek, a resource to equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we’re joined once again by church planter Tim Olson as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 4.Questions? Send us an email.Resources/Quotes mentioned in this episode:Check out FollowingJesusTogether.com for resources on how to walk with Jesus.Also, check out Donald Whitney’s book Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life.

Tim Olson is an author, educator, pastor, and life coach. His understanding of father-child relationships was fostered through years of observation and application as a teacher and Principal, a coach to clients around the world, and working with the National Fathering Ministry in Minnesota and Ukraine. Through it all, he’s found his way to helping others to discover who they are meant to be. In Part 1 Tim is outlining workplace-related issues cause by either poor father-child relationships or by absentee fathers. He also gives a 7-step approach to dealing with workplace anger, conflict, or passive-aggressive behaviors.

Welcome to The Midtown Midweek, a resource to further equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we’re joined once again by our church planting resident, Tim Olson as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 1:6-20.To find resources to explore this passage on your own, make sure to check out our 1 Timothy series page (Downtown, Lexington, Two Notch)And to learn more about how to pray and serve our upcoming church plant, Citizens Church in Charlotte, NC, check out their website - citizenscharlotte.comQuestions? Shoot us an email at teaching@midtowncolumbia.com

Welcome to The Midtown Midweek, a resource to further equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we’re joined once again by our church planting resident, Tim Olson as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 1:6-20.To find resources to explore this passage on your own, make sure to check out our 1 Timothy series page (Downtown, Lexington, Two Notch)And to learn more about how to pray and serve our upcoming church plant, Citizens Church in Charlotte, NC, check out their website - citizenscharlotte.comQuestions? Shoot us an email at teaching@midtowncolumbia.com

Welcome to The Midtown Midweek, a resource to further equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we’re joined once again by our church planting resident, Tim Olson as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 1:6-20.To find resources to explore this passage on your own, make sure to check out our 1 Timothy series page (Downtown, Lexington, Two Notch)And to learn more about how to pray and serve our upcoming church plant, Citizens Church in Charlotte, NC, check out their website - citizenscharlotte.comQuestions? Shoot us an email at teaching@midtowncolumbia.com

Welcome to The Midtown Midweek, a resource to further equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we’re joined by our church planting resident, Tim Olson as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 1:1-7, 3:14-15. To resources to explore this passage on your own, make sure to check out our 1 Timothy series page (Downtown, Lexington, Two Notch)And to learn more about how to pray and serve our upcoming church plant, Citizens Church in Charlotte, NC, check out their website - citizenscharlotte.comQuestions? Shoot us an email at teaching@midtowncolumbia.com

Welcome to The Midtown Midweek, a resource to further equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we’re joined by our church planting resident, Tim Olson as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 1:1-7, 3:14-15.To resources to explore this passage on your own, make sure to check out our 1 Timothy series page (Downtown, Lexington, Two Notch)And to learn more about how to pray and serve our upcoming church plant, Citizens Church in Charlotte, NC, check out their website - citizenscharlotte.comQuestions? Shoot us an email at teaching@midtowncolumbia.com

Welcome to The Midtown Midweek, a resource to further equip you to be with Jesus and become more like Him as we continue the conversation from Sunday’s teaching.This week we’re joined by our church planting resident, Tim Olson as he unpacks more of 1 Timothy 1:1-7, 3:14-15. To resources to explore this passage on your own, make sure to check out our 1 Timothy series page (Downtown, Lexington, Two Notch)And to learn more about how to pray and serve our upcoming church plant, Citizens Church in Charlotte, NC, check out their website - citizenscharlotte.comQuestions? Shoot us an email at teaching@midtowncolumbia.com

Tim Olson, Associate Director for Field Operations, joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss the importance of filling out the 2020 Census, especially with the COVID-19 crisis in the nation.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Friday, March 20, 20204:05 pm: Utah tax attorney Jordan Wilcox joins the show to give us the details on the federal government's decision to now extend both the filing and tax payment deadlines for an extra 90 days4:20 pm: Angela Stallings, Deputy Superintendent of Policy for the Utah State Board of Education, joins Rod to discuss the suspension of end-of-year testing of students, and how the school year may very well have come to a premature end because of the coronavirus4:35 pm: Beaver County Commissioner Mark Whitney is one of a number of rural Utah leaders to sign a letter to Governor Gary Herbert expressing concern about an overreaction to the coronavirus outbreak and he joins the show to discuss their concerns5:05 pm: Bob Carey, Response and Recovery Bureau Chief for the Utah Division of Emergency Management, joins the program to discuss why he says Wednesday’s earthquake should act as a wake-up call for all Utah residents6:05 pm: Peter Reichard, President of the Utah Foundation, experienced Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans firsthand and joins Rod for a conversation about how Utah can work to recover from the earthquake and the coronavirus6:20 pm: Former Utah Attorney General John Swallow, who resigned from the position in 2013 amid charges of public corruption and was acquitted of those charges in 2017, has decided to run for the office again and he joins Rod to discuss his candidacy6:35 pm: iHeartRadio aviation expert Jay Ratliff joins the program to discuss whether airlines will start grounding flights as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and passenger rights given the situation6:50 pm: Tim Olson, Associate Director for Field Operations for the Census Bureau joins the show to discuss the challenges the bureau faces in conducting the count during the pandemic

The Census Bureau is busy with a lot of things now, including hiring hundreds of thousands of temporary, part-time enumerators. They'll go door-to-door throughout the nation, helping make sure everyone is counted. But the hourly pay varies from $13 or $14 an hour in southern, rural areas to nearly $30 an hour in places like San Francisco. For more on the enumerator program, Federal Drive with Tom Temin was joined by the bureau's associate director for field operations, Tim Olson.

Tim Olson, associate director for field operations at the Census Bureau, discusses the start of the census in remote areas, and how Alaska is a tricky environment for the agency to tackle. Nick Wakeman, editor of Washington Technology, discusses the impact that self-scoring contracts are having on companies, and why protesting them is difficult. Robert Shea, principal at Grant Thornton Public Sector, details how inspectors general are calling attention to the vacancies within their community, and what they’re doing to fix it.

On Cultivating the Lovely this week, we have a little different show than what we normally do. Our host MacKenzie Koppa's brother, Kaleb, unexpectedly passed away recently, and in light of that, she wanted to honor him and talk a little about how she and her family are coping. MacKenzie is joined by her good friend Chelle Bruzas for this conversation, in which they also share some ideas on how to support someone in the early stages of grief. MacKenzie shares what it was like to grow up with her brother having significant physical disabilities, primarily Spina Bifida She talks about the strength and courage her parents have had throughout Kaleb’s whole life Chelle shares a little of her own family’s story of advocating for her brother when he had leukemia MacKenzie shares about Kaleb’s incredibly full life and his ability to find the joy and humor in situations The gift that it was for MacKenzie and her children to have so much close time with her brother last year How much it meant for their family’s pastor to meet with them and understand their feelings Holding the heartbreak along with the mercy of healing and wholeness Facing the truth of how hard and ugly grief is instead of throwing platitudes at people The ways God has shown His love and provision in the midst of intense difficulty MacKenzie talks about her family’s tendency to choose laughter over tears, even in tough times She shares how important it is to give others the space to grieve in their own way Some practical ways that people have reached out and been a blessing: Just being there to listen Providing meals for the family Giving flowers for the funeral Helping with technology and practical aspects of the service Not being offended when an offer is turned down Check back in next week for our more light-hearted episode featuring the Cultivating the Lovely Gift Guide! And here are the link to the gift guides if you would like to view them prior to the show- CTL Christmas Gift Guide for Toddlers CTL Christmas Gift Guide for Boys CTL Christmas Gift Guide for Teen Girls CTL Guys Christmas Gift Guide CTL Ladies Christmas Gift Guide Kaleb Koppa January 29, 1986-November 13, 2019 Kaleb was 33 yrs old when God reached down and scooped him up to heaven. He slipped away in his sleep on Wednesday, November 13th, 2019. Kaleb was born on January 29, 1984, and at the time of his passing lived with his parents, Jeff and Lori Koppa, in Kendall Yards in Spokane, WA. Kaleb is survived by them as well as his older sister, MacKenzie; her four children, Roman, Judah, Emmerson and Elliana; his grandparents Ida Collins, Linda Collins, Jim and Jeannette Koppa; his aunt and uncle Michelle and Rick Pettina and their son, Jackson; as well as many other loving aunts, uncles and cousins. Kaleb had a life rich in experiences- his disability never held him back from trying new things. Though it was assumed by doctors that he may never walk, by the age of three he could walk confidently, unaided, and he did so until the age of 13 when complications from his Spina Bifida necessitated a wheelchair as his new mode of mobility. As a child he was known for his incredible memory and proficiency with electronics. He was always the guy who took care of all the technological details and foibles of his family. In his youth he acted in plays, water and snow skied, rode horses, and even tried indoor rock climbing. In high school he played on St. Luke’s wheelchair basketball team and participated twice in the Para Olympic Trials for a variety of sports including track, table tennis, weightlifting, and archery. He was even known to command the dance floor at high school dances with his amazing rhythm. After graduating from Mt. Spokane HS, Kaleb went on to receive an AA Degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management from SCC, and worked for a number of years with youth at the YMCA.  Kaleb is best remembered, however, for his love and care for people and animals. He never realized how inspirational he was to so many and how he made us stop and embrace things we all take for granted. He left an indelible mark on everyone who met him. His infectious smile, contagious laughter, positive outlook, and penchant for doling out hugs to anyone and everyone, were hallmarks of who he was. Though Kaleb endured 24 surgical operations, his body was held together by a litany of rods, screws, bolts, and plates, and he daily faced the struggles inherent of life in a wheelchair, it’s hard to recall him ever complaining. While his body may have been broken, Kaleb was incredibly smart and possessed a sharp wit and sense of humor that, while often dry, always looked for the funny side of life. There were few things as fun as watching him have one of his uncontrollable episodes of laughter, when he would laugh until he cried, and were often brought on by even the smallest, silliest of things. People were drawn to his magnetic personality and his welcoming hugs could soften even the hardest disposition. You just couldn’t help but love his generous, kind spirit. Special thanks go out to Don and Diane Weber, Donna Scheidt, Woody and Linda Sams, Luke Schwartz, Janice Abramson, Kathy Lipe, Mary Binder, Mary Tangi, Jackelyn Young, and Kendall Gibbs for their help with planning and preparing for the service. Our heartfelt appreciation goes out to the vast number of family and friends who have come so close in support during this difficult time. Thank you all so much. We would also like to extend thanks to a few key people who had a monumental impact on Kaleb’s life- Theresa Skinner, Dr. Joann Hillary, Tom Johnson, and Tim Olson. Acts 3:7-8 …Taking him by the right hand, he helped him up, and instantly the man’s feet and ankles became strong. He jumped to his feet and began to walk. Then he went with them into the temple courts, walking and jumping, and praising God… We cherish our memories of you and will hold you in our hearts forever. We can’t wait to see you again… it’s only a matter of time. Jeff, Lori, and MacKenzie Koppa Find MacKenzie- You can find MacKenzie Koppa on Instagram, Facebook, and the CTL Facebook Group, of course! Join us on Patreon at Patreon.com/CultivatingtheLovely. You can also listen to her family-friendly podcast The Same Page! Thanks to Our Sponsors- Cultivating the Lovely is also sponsored by Honey, the smart online shopping assistant. Get Honey for free when you go to joinhoney.com/lovely. 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Teaching by Tim Olson, based on John 11:1-26. Part of our series, Greatest Hits: From Friends of City Church.

Teaching by Tim Olson, based on John 11:1-26. Part of our series, Greatest Hits: From Friends of City Church.

 Tim Olson shares his life's journey. He started out with a lot of strikes against him, but over time and through the power of forgiveness he now lives a life beyond his dreams. Tim shares the philosophy of how he runs his business and his path to success.    Take away: Your past doesn't dictate your future.   Action step: Forgiveness, let go.    Money Learnings: Tim grew up without much money. This has caused him to be frugal as an adult.  Bio: Tim Olson is a motivator, blogger, small business owner and author of a book titled "Growing Up Nobody". He helps others who maybe feeling lonely and hurt. Those who just don't know how they are going to make it. He uses his personal experiences to inspire others to move forward and help them break dysfunction.   In his book he talks about being raised in a dysfunctional home. his dad suffered from mental illness and was diagnosed with depression and paranoia. His insecurities made Tim's home life difficult and it was only made worse when his father lost his dream job. He became angry and bitter as his family started to fall apart. When Tim's mom left him he fell into a downward spire and never recovered. Tim was left to tend to his dad and his mental illness as his mom moved to California and remarried. This occurred when he was 17 and over the next 5 years he would find himself dealing with his delusional thoughts, anger, and his declining mental state which was made worse when his mom suddenly died. He had believed that our family would once again be reunited and with her death he gave up on life. He then had the task of raising his sister and taking care of his dad until he died three years after his mom. Tim was 24 by the time all of these events occurred. In between he also had my own personal failures including a marriage.   Tim  became a Christian at age 40, and this opened my eyes to the power of forgiveness. It helped Tim to forgive the people who had hurt him as well as helping him to forgive himself. Forgiveness is the biggest part of the book. He believes it helps people (Christian or not) live a better life when you forgive those who hurt you. Because of forgiveness Tim was able to let go of the anger he carried around for his dad and many others.    Now Tim is a husband, father of 3 and a successful business owner.    Highlights from this episode: Link   Financial security allows you to handle life's ups and downs.  What are the factors that create happiness? The power of mentors to show you the path.  Tim is teaching his kids about money and staying debt free. Is college worth it? The freedom that comes from running your own business.  Show up and do the work.  The reason behind Tim's book - Growing up Nobody Tim learned to let go of bitterness and anger.  The power of forgiveness. You choose how to react to life.  A strong financial base creates the foundation of a great life.  Your past does not dictate your future. Pay attention to your race, not someone else's. Tim's secret to business success. How to retain great employees.    http://www.timolson.info/ @timo2funky Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let's figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It's about personal freedom! Thanks for listening! If you like the show please leave a review on iTunes: http://bit.do/richersoul https://www.facebook.com/richersoul http://richersoul.com/ rocky@richersoul.com Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs.

Teaching by Tim Olson, based on Ephesians 4:17-24. Part of our series, Ephesians: How God Puts Things Back Together. 

This week we're thrilled to bring you Episode 99 of The BibRave Podcast. This week's episode is brought to you by our friends at AfterShokz, who are proud to announce their latest collaboration with BibRave and several other awesome partners to bring you the Run Paradise: Honolulu Marathon Sweepstakes!   On the podcast this week, Tim, Jess, and Andy announce the amazing sweepstakes opportunity for a FREE trip to Hawaii, and that Andy will be joining forces with AfterShokz CMO Kim Fassetta to run the 2018 Honolulu Marathon! The trio chat about what they are looking forward to in Hawaii (beaches, food, and more food!), how Andy feels about getting back to the Marathon distance, and what it's like to train and run in the heat. As always, you can find us on social - Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! And if you haven't yet, please leave us a review on iTunes!   Show Notes: Run Paradise: Honolulu Marathon Sweepstakes presented by AfterShokz AfterShokz Honolulu Marathon Andy's running partner - Kim Fassetta Andy's coach - you know him, Chris Heuisler Roy's Chicago - CLOSED, Roy's Waikiki Malasadas Western States 100 2018 Ian Sharman came in 4th! Stephanie Howe Violett cam in 6th! Jim Walmsley - this year's winner Tim Olson - held course record Ian staying cozy in a sauna Pam Smith Nut 100K/50K Follow Team BibRave on social! Tim: FB, TW, IG Jessica: FB, TW, IG Andy: FB, TW, IG   For those digging the sweet ukulele intro music, that comes to us from the talented musician and running coach, Matt Flaherty. Check out his site for more audio goodness!    If you like what you hear and want to get more, please subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. That pleases our overlords at iTunes...

Tim Olson or "Timo" is a motivator, blogger, and the author of "Growing Up Nobody". Timo uses his story and experiences to help motivate others by helping them forgive those who have hurt them and helping break the lines of dysfunction that holds so many of us back. Look inside as Tim and ‘Tina chat about the power of forgiveness. Connect with Tim Olson at www.timolson.info  Connect here on Facebook facebook.com/Timo2Funky and twitter.com/Timo2Funky. Connect with ‘Tina Murray at http://tinamurray.com/ Connect with ‘Tina on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TinaMurrayInsideAngle

Growing Up Nobody with Tim OlsonTim “Timo” Olson is a author, podcast host, blogger & motivator who tells his unique story in his book “Growing Up Nobody”. Timo loves to share his story and has a special passion for helping people become the best they can be. Timo uses his experiences to help others overcome their obstacles and move forward so that they can live happy and fulfilling lives. http://www.timolson.infoChurch of Profitsea with Karen SteilKaren Steil’s book, Church of Profitsea, is the culmination of her life experience. It was born through a spiritual experience that would not be denied until she became the messenger. There is a new Trinity in this world of religious conflict. There is a new Voice emerging from the wilderness of fear, confusion, and hatred. This Voice is a proclamation that All Is Well. The irony is that this Voice is not new at all. http://churchofprofitsea.com

Tim is back for part two talking about the people chasing his record at Western States 100, looking at you Jim Walmsley! We also chat what it’s like to get pegged as the poster child for things like meditation and diet. I also talk smack about runners way better than me and tell Tim how I … Continue reading Pro Runner – Tim Olson pt2 Ep34 →

Tim Olson is someone I had hoped to talk to for a while. He is one of the most well known ultra runners out there but he has a lot of things that make him unique. The unique things that some people see are his look with his long blond hair, his dietary habits have … Continue reading Pro Runner – Tim Olson pt1 Ep33 →

This week we keep the special guest train rolling with the legendary Tim 'Dummy' Olson. He is a pro Overwatch support player from team NRG and one super interesting dude. Aaron, Cory and Webb spend the hour talking to Dummy about all things Overwatch and we dive into his history the pro circuit. We get his opinions on the latest overwatch patch and how he believes it will effect pro play, we talk about TF2, Tim's move down to southern California, his taste in expensive shoes and a whole lot more! Also on the show we discuss some Duck Hunt... The shocking Zero upset and the potential ban of the stage in competitive play. All this and so much more on this weeks episode of: Videogame BANG!   Topics Include: Overwatch, esports, gaming, dummy, Tim Olson, Ana, Anna, support, pro gamer, NRG, Seagull, TF2, Team Fortress 2, Blizzard, podcast, Sacramento, LA, Vallejo, East Bay, Yeezy, shoes, sneaker head, interview, Twitch, Facebook, hobby, comedy, cosplay, Immortals, Kanye West, Cory Vincent, Aaron Carter, David Webb, Smash 4, Duck Hunt, ban, Trump    

Paul and “Timo,” as he likes to be called, discuss forgiveness and his work as he inspires and helps us improve our daily lives, our marriages, and also trains men become better husbands and fathers and encourages us all to break the line of dysfunction that so often holds us back from victory.   Tim Olson is an author, podcaster, blogger, motivational speaker, and ministry leader.  In his podcast The Timo Show and his book Growing Up Nobody Tim teaches us about forgiveness. Visit GodZoneShow.com for show notes and to ask a question or leave a comment. Sheila's Shofar – Today's Call-to-Action - Tip of the Day   Today – Prosper Through Trouble - check it out – my call to action tip for the day. Conversation with Tim “Timo” Olson      Amazing Snippet Quotes from Timo: Meditate on these Guest Snippets to see the useful wisdom that might come from God's voice and resonate with your heart and be implemented today on your journey What it did take to finally realize that I really was somebody was when I became a Christian in 2008.      Key Points Discussed: Emerging from a feeling of Growing Up Nobody Forgiveness as a key to healing and a new life Timo's inspiring Alpha Course testimony The benefits of taking the Alpha Course Sex tracking Story Timo's Take-Away Wisdom that leads to action today: Forgive someone today.  Resources Mentioned The Alpha Course Questions of Life by Nicky Gumbel Growing Up Nobody by Tim Olson Timo Recommends Resources Purpose Driven Life: What on Earth Am I Here for?  by Rick Warren Connect with Tim “Timo” Olson Timoshow.com

Great episode of the ParentCast. Our first guest is author Tim "Timo" Olson. He is the author of the book Growing Up Nobody. Tim's story is a great story of hope in the face of tragedy. Check Out Tim's Web Site Our second guest is Sheryl Lynn Bennett, author of It's Time For A Village Meeting. Sheryl Lynn is a big proponent of people coming together to support young families. Check Out Sherilyn's Spiritual Sweets Web Site And our musical guest is one of our favories, the incredible MARi! Check Out MARi's web site & Discover Why We Love Her So Much The Very Best Educational Enrichment Program Anywhere

This week we welcome Employee Benefit Adviser Magazine's "Adviser of The Year" Tim Olson, the managing partner at The Olson Group.  He joins us today to share his journey to building a successful benefits practice and to talk about some of the innovations their agency is using to keep the at the top of their game. Get full show notes and more information here: http://bit.ly/1kaaUBP

Today we’ll hear from three guys who have a shot at the podium (and the big check) on December 6th.   Timothy’s had a frustrating year of racing, but it’s behind him and he’s ready to run fast in hard conditions.  Sage has had a pretty solid year, he’s been putting … The post TheNorthFace Endurance Championship Preview Show – Tim Olson, Sage Canaday, Mike Foote appeared first on Ultrarunnerpodcast.com.

We follow up on old emails, messages, and questions.  We tell a story about loose ends, then conclude with two former students: Tim Olson, an ethnomusicology student and world traveler who sets the record straight on the Afghan national sport, and Lauren Yauk who traveled the world to find the best approach to global development.  Her story is helpful for understanding how young adults think about the world these days, and the obstacles they face as they seek to do good in the world.  

Hal Koerner, ULTRAruner URP welcomes back Hal Koerner after his amazing first place finish at Hardrock 100. We talk with Hal about how the race went down, his training regimen and acclimation to the altitude. We also talk about his pacing Tim Olson, this year’s Western States winner and new course … The post Hal Koerner Interview appeared first on Ultrarunnerpodcast.com.