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Hello and welcome! Today Geoff reads "The Shadows on the Wall" by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today Geoff takes you along as he visits two card shops in Hawaii. You'll want to listen in to these amazing stories of their entrepreneurial journey and the evolution of the hobby. **Try Market Movers Today: https://www.marketmoversapp.com/ **Buy Cards on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/b/Trading-Cards/bn_7116496578

Hello everyone! Today Geoff talks about Edmund Kemper, aka the Co-Ed Killer. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to episode 5! Today Geoff is speaking to Woody from Level 6 who is opening a new CIC to help people get into yoga and give people the opportunity to train as a yoga instructor. Woody will tell us about the benefits of yoga, how you can get involved and why he loves it! Stay tuned until the end to hear another Creating Connections story from Eltham Arts - creating connections between young and old to banish loneliness. Tune in, relax and listen to your community.

Hello everyone! Today Geoff talks about the cult Heaven's Gate. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

TSN Hockey Analyst Ray Ferraro joined the OverDrive guys earlier today following the Maple Leafs loss to Vancouver last night. He touched on that, including the comments from Jim Benning earlier today. As well Ray gets into the firing of Geoff Ward & hiring of Darryl Sutter. As well Ray gives is thoughts on the passing of Walter Gretzky.

Today Geoff is joined by Ivo Gormley, founder, and director of GoodGym. GoodGym helps volunteers keep active and motivated by running, cycling, or walking to vulnerable people and nonprofits to help out. Tune in to hear about another great, free activity you can get involved with and finish off with a guided meditation from Ryan at Levitate. To find out more about Good Gym visit their website www.goodgym.org

Hello! Today Geoff goes back to the top of his topic rotation and muses on a killer couple, literally. Join us as we briefly discuss the San Francisco Witch Killers! Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Season 4 | Episode 1 Welcome the new season of the Community Bridges Podcast! Today Geoff is speaking to Hemal from easyGym Camberwell about keeping fit at home, being a fitness business in a pandemic and how we can support our health together. Ryan from Levitate joins us for a 10-minute guided meditation to help you keep healthy at home. Check out @Get Fit Camberwell on Facebook NHS workers watch @easyGymCamberwell for their free fitness app coming soon To hear more from Levitate visit www.levitate.london

Today Geoff and Paul are joined by special guest and artist extraordinaire, Ryan Medlock (@videogamebear on Instagram) to talk about arguably the most successful British gaming developer and publisher, Team 17! First we catch up with Ryan and get some of his favourite platforming picks before heading into the Amiga era (of course!) and the birth of Team 17 (15:00). We talk about Alien Breed and some of their other earlier efforts (31:00) before moving on to the game that launched a thousand sequels, Worms! (45:30). Then we wrap up the show talking about Team 17's brilliant pivot to indie games with hits like Overcooked and Blasphemous (1:02:00)   Patreon! www.patreon.com/regionfreegamers Talk to us! Instagram @regionfreegamerspodcast Twitter @regionfreegamer Email regionfreegamers at gmail dot com   Music: Alien Breed - Menu Overcooked - Restaurant  

Today Geoff and Jimmy open with an update on the status of Jimmy's burned finger and Geoff's "me time" in Chattanooga. Then they talk about their favorite speeches from holy scriptures and end with everybody's favorite segment, Hail Thee Festival Day. Geoff picked Peter's sermon on Pentecost (Acts 2), Paul before the Areopagus (Acts 17), and Paul before the Sanhedrin (Acts 22).  Jimmy picked Moses' farewell speeches (Deuteronomy 31), the last words of Mattathias (1 Maccabees 2), and Peter before the Council of Jerusalem (Acts 15). You can send us an email (twopriestsinapod@gmail.com), follow us on Twitter, and find us on Facebook. 

Today Geoff, Arnaldo, and Paul talk about one of the great British video game development houses of the 90's, Psygnosis! We can't stop ourselves from immediately getting into the logo and iconic artwork for Psygnosis' games (8:00) and continue with Psygnosis in the Amiga era and hits like Shadow Of The Beast and Lemmings (24:00). The 32-bit era is up next with system seller and spelling mystery WipEout (55:30), followed by Psygnosis' space based games G-Police and Colony Wars (1:21:00). Alas nothing good lasts forever, and we close with the interesting story behind Psygnosis' demise (1:40:00). Visit us!www.regionfreegamers.comPatreon!www.patreon.com/regionfreegamersTalk to us!Instagram @regionfreegamerspodcastTwitter @regionfreegamerEmail regionfreegamers at gmail dot com Music:Shadow Of The Beast - The CavernFormula-1 - StatesideColony Wars - Track 03

After the weather, a brief reminder from President Rebelo on Republic Day - https://www.portugalresident.com/president-commemorates-most-agonising-october-5-in-portugals-47-years-of-democracy/Then a great chat with Geoff Layland about his experience of moving to Portugal, investing here and the phenomenon of CBD oil and much-misunderstood cannabis.Today's Palavra do Dia "Feijoa" - more about it here - https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/feijoa--- Our new, favourite way to learn Portuguese online: https://school.learn-portuguese.org/p/kickstarter-course?affcode=206686_jxjbcyvh--- Get a mortgage quote for your new Portuguese home - https://portugal.mortgagedirectsl.com/carlmunson/Mortgage_Direct_Advice--- Join our Wine Club LIVE on Thursdays at 9pm (Portuguese time), and on Facebook here - https://www.facebook.com/groups/746953862715582--- NEW: The Expat Man Cave on Fridays at 10pm - https://www.facebook.com/groups/270510780672871--- And new for the Americas - join us LIVE for emigration news, features and guests at 10pm (Portugal time) on our Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/olabomdiaportugal--- Hear this episode as a podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2LlQ8FdfScefpuo7nge1at?si=uSh58lBCQDWH8GCwEhEt0g--- Subscribe to our YouTube channel here - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONoNEVBaAyCFcY6QpaFvbA--- Tune in to our weekly radio show - The Portugal Playlist - every Monday at 10pm here - https://www.spreaker.com/show/good-morning-portugal-radio-show (and request your Portugal-themed favourites)

Howdy ho everyone! Today Geoff speaks on a pretty bad dude, then we get sidetracked as we often do. Stick around for some humorous shenanigans. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For this episode I interview Geoff Royston over at The Village of Riverside Glen. Today Geoff takes us on a trip through his life, his various adventures with airplanes, and his career that spans toolmaking, teaching, and even working on the Avro Arrow. He's a heck of a guy, and at 98 years old there's a lot of wonderful history to share. Tune in! Thanks Geoff!This interview was originally recorded on July 15th 2020 Get on the email list at bridgingthesocialdistance.substack.com

Today Geoff is joining us from behind the scene to interview Claire Sheppard, founder of Nunhead Knocks. Join us as we talk about humble beginnings, community cohesion and plans for the future. Follow Nunhead Knocks on Instagram and Facebook @NunheadKNocks or visit their website www.nunheadknocks.com to find out how you can be supported, and/or offer support, to your neighbours. Follow us on Instagram @Comm_Bridges and Facebook @CommunityBridgesCIC Visit our website www.communitybridges.co.uk

Vampires. The lust for blood sometimes overwhelms their "humanity". Today Geoff tells tales of three "vampires" compelled to murder to satisfy their bloodlust. Rachel provides brilliant commentary. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Today Geoff discusses a not so fun buddy story with Burke and Hare, then Rachel talks about a Cult Leader with penchant for turning people to his will.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today Geoff chats about a creature fraught with lore. The one, the only Ba-Ba-Ba-Banshee! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The wild requires that we learn the terrain, nod to all the plants and animals and birds, ford the streams and cross the ridges, and tell a good story when we get back home.  -- Gary Snyder     A few weeks ago, we heard from Carol-Ann Nelson from Destination Rehab about the PT work she does in Bend, OR, helping folks with disabilities from around the world spend a week doing rehab and enjoying all the beauty that Central Oregon in the northwest United States has to offer. You can check out http://strokecast.com/destinationrehab to learn more about a Rehab Vacation or listen to that episode. After we finished, Carol-Ann told me about Geoff Babb, a fellow Bend, OR, resident who had his own project. Geoff Babb is a 2-time stroke survivor who loves the outdoors. After he got back to Bend following his work on Hurricane Katrina relief efforts, he had a brainstem stroke. After that first stroke, he discovered standard wheel chairs are not compatible with hiking trails. They're barely compatible with city sidewalks. So he decided to invent his own and thus, the AdvenChair project was born.     Timing Timing is one of the amazing things about the story. Geoff had been helping out in the New Orleans area in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. It was right after he got back to his home in Oregon that he had his stroke. Had it happened while he was still in New Orleans, his recovery would likely have been much more challenging, considering how strained the infrastructure was at the time. This actually raises another interesting point for discussion in the future. As folks survive uninjured from natural disasters like Katrina or Maria, they are still susceptible to the same medical challenges folks in the rest of the country face -- stroke, heart attack, car crashes, etc. How does the limited or over-stretched post-disaster infrastructure impact their recovery? And if someone dies from a stroke due to limited availability of care a week or month after a disaster do they get counted among the disaster's victims? This opens up all sorts of questions of equality, social justice, and simple fairness. The first AdvenChair failed early in a hike instead of later. The timing was also fortuitous, avoiding an expensive, time consuming, and risky rescue. And finally, Geoff's second stroke was 12 years to the day of his first one. It's amazing how those timing things all come together. Developing the AdvenChair Geoff has a lot more details on the process of designing this chair on his website, and I'd encourage you to check it out (and contribute if you can). There are a few things in particular that come up in the conversation. Geoff and his team ultimately had to start from scratch with the concept, rather than modifying an existing chair. I know very little about the history of wheel chairs, but it seems to me, they were first built as a chair that could then move, rather than as a method of transportation that could then allow a person with disabilities to be seated. Looking back at the historical wheelchairs we see on TV and period movies, they're almost dollies for moving a person, almost as though the person is a type of cargo. It seems they evolved from there. That sort of approach impacts your goals when you design something and also offers some insight into how designers viewed people with disabilities and the people who assist them at the time. I should reiterate that this is my analysis, not Geoff's. Geoff and his team started pulling together ideas that aren't based in the dining room chair metaphor. They looked first at vehicles already optimized for off road use -- skis for wheelchair users and mountain bikes for ableds. Then they grew the plan from there. Instead of focusing on pushing the chair, the looked at Pulk Sleds used by arctic explorers and other folks to develop a method for pulling it. And they made sure it could be self-propelled and work in environments already friendly to traditional wheelchairs. Bio Geoff Babb’s first of two strokes abruptly pushed him into the world of disability. Today Geoff is the AdvenChairman of the Onward Project, which seeks to inspire, encourage, and enable people of all abilities to have active outdoor adventures. Geoff is active in the disabled and adaptive community in Central Oregon. He is currently on the board of Oregon Adaptive Sports and the Advisory Council of Stroke Awareness Oregon. Previously, he served on the board of Healing Reigns Therapeutic Riding Center and the City of Bend Accessibility Advisory Committee. Through these experiences, Geoff has an in-depth understanding of the outdoor adventure opportunities available for people with mobility challenges, be it by horse, ski, or wheels. There are many possible ways for stroke survivors to be outdoors. Before his first stroke, he was an active outdoor enthusiast who enjoyed mountain biking, skiing, and hiking with his wife and twin sons, and he enjoyed a long career in wildland fire management. Geoff’s life has been an odyssey and three significant life events have emerged as important opportunities: Surviving his first brain-stem stroke in 2005. This changed his relationship to the world in general and the natural world in particular. No longer was he able to work, hike, bike, ski, and enjoy the outdoors as he had before. So, with help from friends and family, he developed a modified wheelchair that allowed him to go places where he could still have a meaningful connection with nature. In 2016, he and his team attempted to go to the bottom of the Grand Canyon when his wheelchair broke an axle. While they didn’t achieve their goal, this experience inspired an opportunity to design a better chair, one more durable for off-road travel. Twelve years to the day from the first stroke, in 2017 Geoff survived a second brain-stem stroke. This one helped him focus his energy to complete what is now the AdvenChair. Because of these opportunities, Geoff’s dream is to help people experience the outdoors and wild places using the AdvenChair, rolling boldly where no chair has gone before. Hack of the Week Geoff recommends a cellphone that works with a stylus. Phones optimized for this technology have options that go beyond just using a generic stylus. They include special software and native support for digital ink. The Samsung Galaxy Note product line is one fantastic option. I use an LG Stylo 4, which is less expensive but slower and older. The advantage of a stylus is that you can get more precise control when writing emails and messages. You can also send messages in handwriting or draw pictures and do lots of cool things. If you have the strength to hold the phone with one hand while tapping with another this is great. Now as I think about it, if I was left handed, I might use my stylus more. My current phone challenge is that I have to use it entirely in my right hand, and I have trouble reaching the left side of the screen with my thumb, resulting in more typos. My left hand isn't strong enough to hold my phone yet, but it might be strong enough to hold a stylus. So I guess one of my next projects ought to be figuring out if I can teach myself to write or tap on a phone screen with my affected hand. It's my non-dominant hand so this would have been tough before the stroke, but now I get to deal with proprioception challenges, tone, spasticity, and weakness. Sounds like a good therapy goal to me. Thanks for the idea, Geoff! Links   AdvenChair Website https://www.advenchair.com/ AdvenChair on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/advenchair/ AdvenChair on Twitter https://twitter.com/TheAdvenchair Oregon Adaptive Sports http://oregonadaptivesports.org/ Destination Rehab https://www.destinationrehab.org/ Carol-Ann Nelson on Strokecast http://Strokecast.com/DestinationRehab Pulk Sled on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulk   Where do we go from here? Check out Geoff's story in more detail and learn more about Advenchair 2.0 at the links above. Subscribe to Strokecast for free in your favorite podcast app so you never miss an episode. Don't get best…get better.   Strokecast is the stroke podcast where a Gen X stroke survivor explores rehab, recovery, the frontiers of neuroscience and one-handed banana peeling by helping stroke survivors, caregivers, medical providers and stroke industry affiliates connect and share their stories.

Today Geoff and Craig search for eternal youth in, Robert Zemeckis's 8th film, Death Becomes Her. Listen in as they discuss the film, celebrate reaching From First To Last's 10th episode, talk the film's tone, potential miscasting and Craig finally breaks Geoff. Follow us; www.fftlpodcast.com Insta: @fftlpodcast FB: @fftlpodcast Twitter: @fftlpodcast