Podcast appearances and mentions of timothy young

SaaStr 764: State of the Cloud 2024: The Cloud AI Era with Bessemer Venture Partners, Anthropic, Jasper, Abridge and EvenUp Bessemer Venture Partners is committing $1 billion in capital to back AI-native companies and founders at the bleeding edge. Sameer Dholakia, Partner at Bessemer Venture Partners speaks with Julia Chapin, COO at Abridge, Kate Jensen, Head of Revenue at Anthropic, Rami Karabibar, CEO and founder at EvenUp, and Timothy Young, CEO at Jasper, on the impacts of AI on the State of the Cloud.  The discussion delves into the integration of AI into SaaS, marketing, healthcare, and legal industries, with a focus on the challenges and opportunities of implementing AI solutions. Key topics include building defensible business models, embracing multimodal capabilities, and strategizing change management for successful AI adoption. Gain valuable insights into the importance of trust, partnerships, and user-centric applications in leveraging AI for sustainable business growth. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SaaStr hosts the largest SaaS community events on the planet. Hey everybody - thanks to the 10,000 of you who came out to SaaStr Annual. We had a blast and big news -- we'll be back in MAY of 2025. That's right, the SaaStr Annual will be a bit earlier next year, May 13-15 2025. We'll still be back in the same venue, in the SF bay area at the 40+ acre sprawling san mateo county events center. Grab your tickets at saastrannual.com with code jason50 for an extra discount on our very best pricing. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  This episode is sponsored by: remote.com When the right person for the job is a world away, Remote Talent brings the world to you. As the top job board for remote-first companies, we give you powerful tools to post your listings and reach the world's top candidates and remote professionals. Start building your dream team from anywhere—visit Remote.com/jobs today. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  This episode is sponsored by: Anrok A question for SaaS finance leaders, do you know where your customers are? Anrok tracks where your sales are creating exposure, and automates tax calculation and filing worldwide. Built for high-growth software companies, Anrok protects your revenue and saves you time. Visit anrok.com/saastr to learn more.

Luis tells all about what he's going to do when he goes to space…..if a spaceship ever shows up to take him.

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On this episode I speak with two OGs of the mythopoetic men's movement, Walton Stanley and Timothy Young.Walton and Tim currently organize the Minnesota Men's Conference, and were there way back in 1984 when it was founded by poet Robert Bly.They share some great stories about the early days, and talk about how men's work has contributed to their lives and local communities. They also offer their perspective on how men's work has evolved over the years, and where they see it going in the future, and finally, they address some of the criticisms against the early men's movement as being a reaction against feminism.Over the years, I've received so much inspiration and encouragement from listening to the Minnesota Men's Conference archival recordings featuring wise elders like Robert Bly, Michael Meade, James Hillman, Robert Moore and Martín Prechtel. I'm deeply grateful to Walton and Tim for keeping the home fire burning over there in the Northeast and for generously sharing the collective wisdom from decades of men's conferences for free. I highly recommend subscribing to the Minnesota Men's Conference YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/MensConference) and if you're interested in attending the conference in person, visit https://minnesotamensconference.com Become a member of the Medicine Path Inner Circle and gain early access to new episodes, exclusive bonus episodes and full podcast archives. https://plus.acast.com/s/medicinepath. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tim Young pastors the church he started in 1980, has worked extensively in foreign missions, and he is also my dad. In this Father's Day episode, we discuss the importance of Fathers in the home, church, and society.

Sex, dating and relationships are already complicated, but even more so in a world that judges disabled people so harshly. Olivia, Becs and guests discuss whether or not to include your wheelchair in Tinder photos, and guest Tim Young shares what to do when your catheter bag fills up on a first date. Guests: Loren Savage, Timothy Young and Henrietta Bollinger

The theme of the past year - in an obvious sense - has been how we continue to lead progressive, efficient, and normalized work lives in a highly unnormal world. The pandemic has forced us to rethink how we collaborate, engage and connect from first principles. One of the most ubiquitous products we all use in that effort is Dropbox - and it’s why this week I was thrilled to be joined by Timothy Young, President of Dropbox. Talking with Timothy was unique and interesting on multiple levels - on one sense, we dug deeply into the way Dropbox is reimagining the workplace and on the other hand we dove into how these changes in our work environment flow through the underlying products Dropbox is developing. We spent a lot of time talking about Dropbox’s new “Virtual First” strategy, how companies overcome friction when introducing new ideas, building the right model and environment for employees and the challenges of remote work - at the employee, team and management levels. I learned a lot from Timothy and this was one of the most engaging discussions we’ve had on the pod.

If there is a contentious conversation in the spring outside of the normal issues in our current world it is the conversation about Wild Leeks or Ramps. Every year I am learning new things and then this year I started realizing how many differing ideologies were out there about these plants. I wanted to dig into it with someone who has WAY more experience than me to answer some of my burning questions and help me learn more. If you don't know about Wild Leeks or Ramps, they are a member of the Garlic family and are some of the first plants to emerge in the woods in the northern parts of the North America. They are really unique and special plants in how they grow and function, but our knowledge about their nature and more is still VERY much being researched. The number of studies on them are still in process so how do we proceed as we see these cover the tables at Farmer's Markets and placed on menues at restaurants. Every plant we consume has a sustainability to it. Understanding them all can feel really intense, but some we need to care about more. Most plants their sustainability comes down to farming practices, but wild foods have a whole new layer to them. Is it sustainable to place these on a commercial level? Is personal use okay? There are many questions and for most wild foods or even invasive plants the answers are more clear on these answers, but with Ramps well we got some digging to do (not literally!) So I brought on Timothy Young who is the now-retired founder, of Food For Thought, Inc., creators of organic and wild-harvested gourmet specialty foods here in Traverse City, Michigan. Timothy has an extensive background in travel and human relief work in the developing world inspired which Timothy's creation of Food For Thought in 1995 with the mission of creating and raising awareness around just and sustainable food systems. In addition to creating exciting products from the farms and forest of northern Michigan, Young has a long history of humanitarian activism on a range of issues, including farmland preservation both here and abroad. A past president of the Northern Michigan Environmental Action Council and former Vice-Chair of the Michigan Land Use Institute.Currently, Timothy has placed his own land that was used for wild foraging in his company into a restoration mode in order to accommodate studies being done with the FDA, Native American Nations, and Universities to establish the best practices for the sustainability of our wild leek populations in order to preserve their precious position in our eco system. We answer all the burning questions and start to unpack just how complicated these plants really are and how to respectfully form a bond and relationship with them as humans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Tim Young truly feels that everyone who chose to be a chiropractor received it as a calling. Dr. Young took that calling to another level. Born and raised in Springfield, Missouri, he graduated from Cleveland Chiropractic School in Kansas in 1993.   He relocated to Oklahoma City with his family and began practice. Since then, he has maintained an extremely successful practice. He's the past president of the Oklahoma Chiropractic Association, he's the founder and president of the National Chiropractic Focus OKC, and he's the founder and president of Focus Foundation. In addition to all that, he teaches a focused chiropractic mastery program. And of course, he spends time with and cares for his family.   On this podcast, you'll hear about the elements you need to achieve:   Pure Chiropractic philosophy Certainty in your technique and care Success in your practice   Dr. Tim will also be one of over 25 tremendous speakers at Mile High 2021 in Denver, June 3rd – 6th. Mile High is focused on the Art of Chiropractic this year, and Dr. Young is a skilled teacher of technique. You will want to enjoy the interview with him on this podcast, and you certainly won't want to miss his presentation at Mile High.   If you haven't reserved your seats at Mile High for yourself and your team, do it right now and get ready to up your Chiropractic artistry! You can register at www.MileHighChiroRegistration.com   Also check out Tim's July event, Focus OKC, where your podcast host, Dr. Daniel Knowles, will also be presenting. Just go to www.focusokc.com   You can also check out Dr. Tim's motion specific technique mastery class at http://bit.ly/30AekoD

Timothy Young: Success in Chiropractic [PODCAST] Dr. Tim Young truly feels that everyone who chose to be a chiropractor received it as a calling. Dr. Young took that calling to another level. Born and raised in Springfield, Missouri, he graduated from Cleveland Chiropractic School in Kansas in 1993. He relocated to Oklahoma City with his […]

Big data is now central to the operation of many online companies, but until now, the wealth of information it provides has remained largely untapped by manufacturers. Dr Tim Young at the University of Tennessee believes that through data science, this information could be used to significantly streamline the operations of many manufacturing industries. His work provides the widely varied parties involved in these processes with important new insights into how they should handle their data, ultimately helping them to improve the efficiency of their operations.

Welcome to the Better Luck Podcast! Hosted by Mississippi Votes Emerging Leaders, Shaughny Rickmon and Timothy Young. Today's episode includes a first look into our hosts and the future of the show! Tune in and remember it is #Up2Us!

Drawn To It Podcast – Episode 20 with Timothy Young a very talented artist who has worked within animation, stop motion, sculpting, illustration and so much more! Timothy has had a very accomplished career spending time with the Henson Company, Pee Wee's Playhouse and lot's more. But that is only some of his production work, he has also worked in the toy industry and developed many toys for an equally wide range of properties, including the Simpsons!In recent years Timothy has spent much of his time reading his own children's books to crowds and during our current pandemic even online. His children's books offer fun simple but relate-able stories with really fun and dynamic illustrations.Thank you Timothy for being a guest and I look forward to our next one!Follow Timothy here:https://creaturesandcharacters.com/?fbclid=IwAR0uLKTOZhaErTWnebx0HiM6b8EwNPnFQVy_d6zx3TTq9oSLt9ctXSRMFxkTimothy's Bloghttps://timothyyoungauthor.com/?fbclid=IwAR0Y8gpo7xHND5JK53u4FIMNti1xRbhsOjwvfCZsvPefc05B6mI-9f_tEPATimothy's Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/timothy.young.authorFeature Linkhttps://creaturesandcharacters.com/?fbclid=IwAR3X_V90EKylZO_kslsQsDuJxrto3ia456LqFnGW5mB9TsGoIgF7fzPa0OEAre you a fan of Drawn To It Podcast?Send us an email with a question or comment, even a guest recommendation.Drawntoitpodcast@gmail.comFollow Drawn To It Podcast on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC40D0tTpLxdge8vk8gkhz-g?view_as=subscriberInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/drawntoitpodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/Drawn2ItPodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1037998159976290--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drawntoit/message

Author/illustrator Timothy Young discusses his children's picture books, the latest of which is curiously titled, “Untitled.” Some of his others include I'm Looking for a Monster and I Hate Picture Books!, which lovingly pokes fun at some classics of children's literature. Tim has been an animator, toy designer and illustrator. While always an artist, Tim was never very confident as writer when he was a kid, so he is the first to admit his surprise about being a published author of almost a dozen books.

Timothy Young has published four books and three chapbooks of poetry. He has recorded four CDs of poetry with various musicians; produced poetry and cultural videos; organized readings, cultural events, festivals and concerts; and for five years he co-hosted The Northland Literary Review on KFAI radio. His work has been chosen for The Writers Almanac, The Best American Poetry of 1999, college textbooks, many magazines and has been the inspiration for award-winning musical compositions performed in Jazz at Lincoln Center, the University of Texas-Arlington, St. Olaf College and many other venues. He has been a cattle inspector, a police and fire dispatcher in Alaska, a handy-man at an Indigenous People's clinic in Mexico, an inner-city newspaper editor, an organizer for Robert Bly's Men's Conferences, and has taught storytelling, anger management and moral judgment to at-risk youth at the Red Wing Correctional Facility. Facebook: Timothy Young Facebook: To the Palace of Kings You Tube: Timtwoboots  Upcoming Events: Tim will be performing at the 10th Annual Blues Night as part of his House Concert Series on March 6 & 7. More information can be found on the To the Palace of Kings Facebook page. Tim's Readings: Gramps and the Skunk – 10:00 1998 Calendar of Pierre-August Renoir's Paintings – 26:32 Joy Soup – 42:59 Michael’s Beer Pairings:  Heineken, Heineken International (paired to Gramps and the Skunk) – 7:10 Biere de Garde, Finnegans (paired to 1998 Calendar…) – 24:00 Lonely Blond, Fulton Beer (paired to Joy Soup) – 41:05 Interview Highlights: What is the draw we have to the stories of our ancestors? – 12:14 Tim’s start in poetry – 15:29 Who is Robert Bly? – 21:00 Artists inspiring other artists and other art forms – 29:46 About poetry and Andrew Wyeth's paintings – 31:38 Meeting Robert Bly – 35:58 Robert Bly’s place in poetry and his influence on Tim – 37:11 Having poems read at Jazz at Lincoln Center – 49:50 COMING NEXT MONTH: Poet Tony Plocido Our theme music is from www.bensound.com.  

In today's episode we are very excited to say that we have Kevin Vincent in the building alongside with him the SOZE group. Kevin Vincent who goes by "KevSoze" is an underground rap artist from Hillside, New Jersey. He's more famously known as an comedian doing skits on Instagram (50.7k Followers) where he blew up doing the RUNNING MAN CHALLENGE back in 2016. From being on The Ellen Show to working with Ellen and working on Red Carpet events he transitioned in the latest years. Since then he's been pursuing a career in music and has formed his own rap group called "SOZE" which includes three of Jerseys finest Timothy Young, Michaiah, & Chris Clark.

Rich Bennett and Brian Godfrey talk with Local Authors Kelly Anne White, Veronica Bartles, Deborah Kalb, Rachel Kolar, Natia Raina aka Raindrop and Timothy Young.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/HarCoLiving)

Mandy tom Dieck and Timothy Young will introduce AR/ VR within the tourism and cultural heritage context, discuss its opportunities and challenges and provide a number of use cases, its outcomes and lessons learned. Future scenarios and possible developments will be highlighted as part of this talk.

The history books don’t tell the story of Native people well or accurately; they often skip over the horrors and injustices inflicted on them in the name of God, government, or both. In this episode, we sit down with Tim Young Eagle, executive director of Lutheran Indian Ministries, to grapple with the Church’s role in perpetuating and even leading the colonization of Native people and the generational trauma that resulted from it. Stay with us to hear how LIM is helping to reconcile Native people with God by offering a different kind of Gospel message—one of true hope, healing, and belonging.

This episode shows a different type of musical journey and approach to music-making outside of the classical world! I speak with bass player Kaveh Rastegar about his journey building a successful and varied international career, and his hands-on approach to creating music and to practicing. Kaveh is highly on-demand in the LA scene and collaborates with some of today's most popular artists like CeeLo Green and Bruno mars. Kaveh has a fascinating background, playing a wide range of genres, from classical to reggae and punk rock. He is a member of the Grammy nominated band Kneebody and is currently on tour with singer John Legend. His story is a great reminder, especially for those at the starting stages, that a musical career is not just about big gestures and big decisions. It's built with the succession of little events that might seem inconspicuous at first, but end up adding up and can lead us to so many great opportunities and accomplishments. Whether it's a chance meeting, a conversation, or being exposed to something new - all of this can open a world of new possibilities. Later in the episode, Kaveh delivers inspiring insight on how to continue growing after college, going after your dreams, and keeping your enthusiasm and spark for music alive. Get ready to be inspired by Kaveh's story! He elaborates on: His story, from growing up in Colorado and learning to play by ear, to attending Eastman, and playing in the biggest stages in the world How he was exposed to an incredibly wide range of music growing up and how that shaped him How he came to choose the bass The different things he learned from the many genres and experiences he had as a young musician How he started playing gigs around his hometown and how that created the basis for the many strong connections and friendships that deeply influenced his career His experience at Eastman How practice becomes different after school – how we need to seek out teachers and seek our own answers How his practice today involves a mix of methodical exercises and creative experimenting His creation process, involving collaboration with friends and artists he admires, improvisation, and experimentation How easy it is to start comparing ourselves and how it is important to celebrate all the small victories How important it is to set goals     ALL ABOUT KAVEH: Website: http://kavehrastegar.com/home.html His discography: https://www.discogs.com/artist/538980-Kaveh-Rastegar YouTube Light of Love: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIgWIgmC_t8 Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/kavehrastegarmusician/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kavehrastegar/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/kavehrastegar   Kaveh Rastegar is a Grammy nominated Electric and Upright bassist. In the years since moving to Los Angeles, California from Rochester New York where he graduated from the Eastman School of Music, Kaveh has enjoyed success playing, writing and recording music for a wide array of artists, projects and films.  Kaveh is a founding member of the Grammy Nominated Jazz quintet Kneebody. Kneebody has toured the world and recorded a number of albums. Most recently they have signed to Concord records and have toured Australia, Japan, Europe and the States in support of their new album “The Line”.  Kaveh is also bassist for acclaimed singer songwriter John Legend and has accompanied him on tours worldwide since the summer of 2014. Kaveh is also bassist and musical director for singer and smash songwriter Sia.  As a writer, in addition to his own songs and music for Kneebody, Kaveh has written songs with other artists such as Bruno Mars, Cee Lo Green, Kimbra, Meshell Ndegeocello, De La Soul and others. His song “Conviction” co written with Meshell Ndegeocello was chosen as the lead single from her latest release “Comet Come To Me”.  Kaveh was recognized in the 2010, 2011 , and 2012 Downbeat Magazine Readers Polls and the 2015 Critics Poll for Electric Bass.  Kaveh is also a member of the Seattle based power trio THRUSTER! featuring guitarist Timothy Young and drummer Matt Chamberlain. A founding member of 70 piece hip hop orchestra Dakah, Kaveh has also recorded and played with Cee Lo Green, Bruno Mars, Sia, John Legend, Kimbra, De La Soul, Luciano Ligabue, Laura Pausini, The Ditty Bops, Colin Hay, Beck, Jesca Hoop, Nels Cline, Sam Sparro, Esthero, Noemi, Giusy Ferreri, Antibalas Afro Beat Orchestra, Joshua Radin, Melissa Ferrick, guitarist Arik Marshall, Keaton Simons, Greg Kurstin's Action Figure Party, The Calling, Dave Fiuczynski, Carla Bozulich and Wayne Horvitz. Kaveh is also endorsed by Aguilar Amplification, GHS Strings, Tonecraft Audio and Roland/Boss Pedals.    If you enjoyed the show, please leave a review on iTunes!  I truly appreciate your support! Visit www.mindoverfinger.com for information about past and future podcasts, and for more resources on mindful practice.   THANK YOU: Most sincere thank you to composer Jim Stephenson who graciously provided the show's musical theme!  Concerto #1 for Trumpet and Chamber Orchestra – Movement 2: Allegro con Brio, performed by Jeffrey Work, trumpet, and the Lake Forest Symphony, conducted by Jim Stephenson. Also a huge thank you to my producer, Bella Kelly!   MIND OVER FINGER: www.mindoverfinger.com https://www.facebook.com/mindoverfinger/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/mindoverfingertribe/     (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, which helps cover some of the costs associated with the production of the podcast.  Thank you for your support.)

Get a free digital download of Jedlie's new book "Love That I Matter" by becoming one of our Very Important Families. Sign up for free at www.ReadingWithYourKids.com Timothy Young has been creating illustrations, toys and character designs for over 30 years. He is the Author/Illustrator of 11 children's books including his latest books If You Give the Puffin a Muffin and More Creatures and Characters; Drawing Awesomely Wild, Wacky, and Funny Animals Click here to find Timothy Young on Amazon

Michael Berry is the writer-director of Stuck, an original character-driven musical set in a New York subway that stars Giancarlo Esposito, whom Breaking Badfans might recognize as the cunning owner of Los Pollos Hermanos. Giancarlo plays a very different character in Stuck: a mysterious, seemingly homeless man prone to break into song, who may or may not be on some kind of cosmic special assignment to impact the lives of the passengers who share his New York subway car. Someone breaking into a song is truly not the strangest thing that happens on subways." - Michael Berry It's an ensemble film, so all the main characters get their solos, and the film includes memorable performances from Amy Madigan (Field of Dreams), Arden Cho (Teen Wolf), Ashanti (Coach Carter), Gerard Canonico (Fred in the Broadway production of Groundhog Day), and Omar Chaparro (Overboard). Michael has a background in theater: He's performed on Broadway in shows like Les Misérablesand Next to Normal, and he credits his theatrical background with training him to get the most out of his indie-sized film budgets. His theater experience also helped him to work with marquee talent when he transitioned into film.  Frontera, the first feature film that Michael directed, includes performances from Ed Harris, Eva Longoria, and Michael Peña. Some of the things that we discuss in this episode include Why the musical is an inherently fantastical genre but one that can also be grounded in reality The recording technique that allowed his performers the freedom to riff on the musical numbers How he was able to shoot a memorable musical with a budget that was a fraction of La La Landand The Greatest Showman What went into recreating a New York subway car and how that helped the crew get ready for shooting in a real New York City subway for a few days How Stuckwas able to depict characters with opposing viewpoints without demonizing anyone I was moved by how the film depicted its assorted characters with depth while undercutting stereotypes.  The film also suggests that to get unstuck we might need each other, even those whose outlook is different than ours, and that reminded me of a certain show. I initially mentioned Stuckin my recap of Louisiana International Film Festival 2018. Stuckwas my favorite film that I saw at LIFF, which is where I met Michael. As mentioned above, Gerard Canonico also has a role in the Broadway production of Groundhog Day. To learn more about that production came together, check out this interview I did with Danny Rubin, the writer of the film and musical adaptation of Groundhog Day. # Sponsor for this Episode nsavides productions – I make videos and tell stories. My new video portfolio is here! # Say hello: podcast@nsavides.com # Related Things Michael Berry IMDb, Twitter Stuck on Facebook, IMDb, Twitter Shortcut for the podcast: nicksav.show Music for the show provided by Rob Costlow. # Films & Shows Mentioned Breaking Bad Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Fiddler on the Roof Field of Dreams  Frontera The Greatest Showman    Hairspray  Hamilton La La Land Les Misérables Lost Next to Normal Singing in the Rain  Stuck West Side Story # Books Mentioned The Artist's Way Humans of New York The War of Art: Winning the Inner Creative Battle # People Mentioned Amy Madigan - actor Arden Cho - actor Ashanti - actor Ed Harris - actor Gerard Canonico - actor Giancarlo Esposito - actor Ben Maughan - composer Maggie Ruder - production designer Mike Witherill - producer Michael Peña - actor Michael Berry - writer, director Riley Thomas - writer, composer Timothy Young - actor, composer # If You Liked the Show Sign up for The nsavides Newsletter. Subscribe or leave an honest review:   Apple Podcasts   Spotify Say hello on Twitter:  @nsavidesPRO Thank you for visiting!

Author/illustrator Timothy Young joins Steph and Tony to talk about publishing pop-up books and his transition from model maker to author.

Timothy Young of Yale University discusses the darker side of children's literature. Recorded in front of a live audience at Dublin City Library & Archive on 28 September 2015. Coinciding with the launch of a new database of children's books (https://nccb.tcd.ie/) and accompanying exhibition, Timothy Young (Yale University) delivered a lecture at Dublin City Library & Archive on 28th September entitled 'Happy Deaths and Urban Dangers: The Darker Side of Children's Literature'. Timothy Young is curator of the Betsy Beinecke Shirley Collection of American Children's Literature, Yale University.

Happy Deaths and Urban Dangers: The Darker Side of Children's Literature by Timothy Young at Dublin City Library and Archive on 28 September, 2015.

  Timothy Young (@TimSYoung), author illustrator most recently of The Angry Little Puffin (@SchifferBooks), stops by to talk about creating animations for Pee Wee's playhouse, hiding hundreds of his favorite pictures books into one of his stories, and the amazing way he's connecting with his school visits this year.

Yata is a musician with tremendous talents and deep spirit, delighting in collaboration with other artists, including Bruce Black, Timothy Young, Dave Ja Vue, and his wife, water-colorist Jean Accola. Yata is Lutheran, past and present, with a special fondness for the writings of Lao Tzu in the Dao De Jing.