Podcast appearances and mentions of todd butler

The BeaverBlitz team of Jake Hedberg, Angie Machado and Ty Boice discuss the loss to Oregon and preview this week's bounce back game with the Purdue Boilermakers. Todd Butler of The Dam Flag joined the podcast to discuss The Dam Flag's mission and to spread the word amongst Beaver fans. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Over half of mid-level nonprofit staff in Western New York State don't make enough to support themselves or their families. This number grows to 68% for those who work at nonprofits with budgets of less than a million dollars. This is one of many powerful findings in new research about the wellbeing of the nonprofit workforce. How does it relate to what's happening in your nonprofit community? In this episode, you'll get important new data on the health of the nonprofit workforce. Drawn from the survey responses of over 700 local nonprofit workers, interviews, and focus groups in Western New York State, the research reinforces what many across the country already know - that the lack of investment in nonprofit compensation, HR, and other staff support systems is an existential and growing threat to the sector. We're joined by Todd Butler, CEO of Causewave Community Partners, and Caitlin Fisher, who leads Causewave's Nonprofit Talent Pipeline Project. Go to the Show Notes Page on our website for a transcript of the episode, links to the resources discussed in the episode, guest bio, and more. You can find all the episodes of this podcast plus our blog, toolkit and other resources on our website, fundthepeople.org.

Robert Burke Warren (or RBW) is quite possibly, one of the most interesting men I've ever had the pleasure of speaking to on this podcast. Between his exploits playing in RuPaul's (yes, THE RuPaul) band when RBW was just 18 years old to his latest book "Cash on Cash" about the man in black, Johnny Cash he has seen and experienced a lot! To quote RBW "Music is the highest form of communication" and we utilize this podcast to communicate about an incredible story from an incredible storyteller. Tune in to find out how RBW answers the questions essential to the essence of the podcast: 1. What does music mean to you? 2. How do you quantify success? 3. And what happens after the music fades? After the Encore is a long-form, career retrospective podcast that takes you behind the music of some of your favorite artists. After the Encore is also a "2020 Music Podcast of the Year" award nominee over at PodcastAwards.com 'After the Encore' is powered by Roberts Media Group. For more programming and advertisement opportunities, please visit www.robertsmediagroup.co About Robert Burke Warren I arrive in the year of Rubber Soul, Highway 61 Revisited, and My Generation: 1965. My Journalism major mom and guitar-playing Marine dad divorce before I turn two. Mom retains custody of my elder brother, Britt, and me. We come of age in Atlanta, in the waning days of the hippie dream and the onset of disco; arts festivals, backwoods, communes, the golden age of Top 40 radio, and a house stocked with books and LPs. My father dies driving drunk a couple weeks after my seventh birthday. Mom returns to school to study medicine. Maternal grandmother, Gammie, steps in to help raise my brother and me. Her husband, my grandfather, Sam F. Lucchese, is the retired entertainment editor of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and a stringer for Variety. He still taps furiously on a manual typewriter in the basement of their home, the percussive clickety-clack-BING rising from below while we watch All in the Family and the Carol Burnett Show. My writing gene comes from the Lucchese line. I pen stories and poems and co-edit a newspaper for teens, but in those early days, Dad's musician genes hold sway, and I focus most of my energy on music. I pick up a bass at fourteen and devote myself to it. Within a couple years, I start a band with my longtime best friend, guitarist Todd Butler. Our singer is superstar-in-exile RuPaul. We call ourselves Wee Wee Pole. We write and perform Prince-inspired material. From Gammie's kitchen, I book us a tour to Manhattan. I am eighteen. About Cash on Cash As an interviewee, Cash was an exemplary communicator to an astonishingly broad spectrum of people: always open and articulate, part friend, part spiritual authority, part flawed hero. Throughout a decades-long career, as Cash took risks, embracing new technologies, formats, and attitudes, he cleaved to a simple, core message of unvarnished truth. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/after-the-encore/message

When Shakespeare was 39 years old, in 1603, King James of Scotland succeeded Queen Elizabeth after her death, and he brought with him a famous repugnancy, and some call it outright fear, of witches during his reign. In Scotland, where James was dually King at this time, witchcraft had been considered a capital offense since 1563. The King brought this perspective to his management of witchcraft in England, as well. In 1604, just one year after his accession as King, James removed the mercy from Elizabeth’s Act by making it a certain death penalty without clergy for anyone who invoked evil spirits or communed with what were known then as “familiars” (a general term for supernatural spirits). Jacobean England saw the creation of an official position in the English government called the Witch-Finder General, whose job as you might expect from the title was to find witches and enforce the required punishment.  One of the first trials in England to test the new and broadened laws on witchcraft under James I was the mysterious case of Anne Gunter. In 1604, Anne Gunter became sick with an illness that confounded physicians. They concluded her illness must be the result of supernatural influence, and a trial ensued to try and find the suspected witchcraft. During the trial, Anne experienced a theatrical fit of vomiting and other convulsions during which she accused 3 local women of being witches. This caused a flurry of debate over whether Anne was suffering from real witchcraft, or if she was putting on a show to try and deceive the court. Our guest this week tested this theory himself in a college classroom when he, along with his students, decided to re-create the trial of Anne Gunter and the early modern experience of witch trials in a legal courtroom. We are delighted to welcome Todd Butler to the show this week to tell us about the trial of Anne Gunter and the results of his experiment. 

What do you do when the interest rate changes and you're set to close? Impressively, Four Oaks Capital made a tough decision when 2019's interest rates made an unexpected shift. Director Brian Briscoe explains sleepless nights while problem solving. As you listen you'll learn why I'm one of Four Oaks Capital's raving fans! When Four Oaks Capital decided to put their word to their investors over personal gain they leaped ahead of most investment groups.Four Oaks is comprised of four of the most genuine savvy investors around: Brian Briscoe, Eric Shirley, Todd Butler and Brian Mallin. Their shared values and goals make them a powerful team, a team that weathers the gauntlet of finding, acquiring a solid asset while communicating well with investors. Be certain to connect with Four Oaks Capital to learn what opportunities might compliment your investment goals on their website Click HereIf you're in the Gaithersburg area check out Brian Briscoe's new meetup group who recently featured Michael Blank! Click HereThese guys are on fire and always dishing up solid content to support passive investors as well as support fledgling general partners. Head over and "like" their Facebook page so you don't miss a beat! Click HereClick Here to connect directly with Brian Briscoe who is apt at explaining the investment process and how it can help you reach your goals! Click Here if Instagram is your thing and you want quality content in your feed!As always, please be sure to subscribe and rate Ask Me How I Know 5 stars!

It's Christmas time and time for some Christmas comedy. We've got musical tributes to Baby Jesus, memorable gifts from memorable hockey players and a lovely song about Christmas at the Post Office. With performances by Scott Falconbridge and Todd Butler.

Mike Kennedy talks to Todd Butler.

Mike Kennedy talks to Todd Butler.

Mike Kennedy talks to Todd Butler.

Mike Kennedy talks to Todd Butler.

Mike Kennedy talks to Shockers Pitching Coach Mike Pelfrey.

On this episode, we sit down with Todd Butler. Todd is the Head Coach of the Wichita State Shockers.   Coach Butler's Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoachToddButler Email: ltalbott@goshockers.com   Remember to share this episode, follow us, and rate this episode! Don't be afraid to leave a little feedback either! Twitter.com/farm_system Instagram.com/thefarmsystem/ Facebook.com/thefarmsystempodcast http://bit.ly/TheFarmYouTube

My brother Todd and I talk about our fascinating experience growing up on a commune during the years 1970-73.  I mention the astrological transits happening in the sky at that time, as well as our personal transits, and what we gained and learned from the experience.

My brother Todd and I talk about his powerful spiritual death-rebirth experiences, and the alcoholism that preceded it.  I mention some of the astrological transits that occurred during this awakening. Todd is a brilliant musician and comedian with a long and noted career in Canada.

Wichita State Head Coach Todd Butler on the legendary Program, joining the AAC & '18 Shocker Club by College Baseball 365

"It's a very small percentage of people who take on a lot for the country." Almost 2,000 of that small percentage - of Americans who are or have been active in the military, work for the department. During the inaugural "Veterans Appreciation Week," we honor all our veterans and military service members. Our guests in this episode are veterans Todd Butler, policy and FOIA manager, Wendy Hart, an analyst in the PREA section, and Michael Farmer, administrative manager in the training division.

Hot Music Tonight © 2009 by Spider Robinson Music: Tom Rush, Swamp Valley Ladybugs, Women's Chain Gang (1939), Tres Femmes, James Taylor & Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, Bobby Gentry & Donovan, Jim Croce, Django Reinhardt playing electric guitar w/ Duke Ellington Orchestra, Nobutake Ito and the Swing Niglots of Tokyo, Celso Machado, Todd Butler, Todd Butler w/ Spider Robinson, Spider Robinson folkaoke tracks, Todd Butler & Doug Cox, Dori Legge & Kathy Rubbico.

How I Got My Dream Back © 2008 by Spider Robinson EXPLICIT WARNING. Reading: "How I Got My Dream Back"; music: Doug Cox, Todd Butler, Salil Bhatt, John Boutte, Spider Robinson.

No Talking, Just Great Music © 2008 by Spider Robinson All music this week: an eclectic selection from all directions. Sounds and sweet airs by Amiri Baraka with Air, Stan Getz & Kenny Barron, Graham Nash, Todd Butler, Michael Friedman, Breeze Cayolle, Doug Cox & Salil Bhatt with John Boutte, and Colin MacDonald.

Very Hard Choices 2 © 2008 by Spider Robinson XXX WARNING; reading from VERY HARD CHOICES; music: Dave Frishberg, Good Brothers, Todd Butler

Very Hard Choices © 2008 by Spider Robinson XXX WARNING; reading from VERY HARD CHOICES; music: Leon Bibb, and Spider with Todd Butler.

Not Fade Away/Orphans Of Eden © 2008 by Spider Robinson Two complete short stories from USER FRIENDLY, plus caustic, mystic or acoustic music from Todd Butler, Janis Ian, Salil Bhatt & Doug Cox, and Rob Bowen & Stan Gadziola.

Book Reviews © 2008 by Spider Robinson Welcome to SOTW #25 and the book reviews I promised of two SF novels by non-SF writers: Rafi Zabor's THE BEAR COMES HOME, and Cormac McCarthy's THE ROAD. Warning! X-rated language! Musical selections will be performed by the Charlie Haden Quartet, John Coltrane, Todd Butler, and Dory Previn.

Scienific Orthodoxymoron © 2007 by Spider Robinson So far these podcasts have careened from science fact to science fiction to science opinion, to silence-improving music. This week I'm going to try something new, and as dangerous as sweating dynamite: science dogma. We're going to discuss one of the newest and strangest mental diseases our species has yet developed: pursuing scientific facts with religious fervor. Musical selections will be performed by Jaymes Raymond, the New Orleans Jazz Ramblers, Crosby & Nash, Amos Garrett, and Todd Butler. WARNING! Explicit language!