Podcast appearances and mentions of Todd Sanders

Todd Sanders joins the show to update you on the latest economic dashboard. He tells the show how Arizona is shaping up and what's to come. 

Welcome our guest speaker, Todd Sanders, Director Falls Creek Youth Camps & Oklahoma Youth Ministry.

Send us a textPicture this: a repaired wise man figurine named King Christmas, hidden for joyous family fun and stories of Christmas Eve steak dinners at Longhorn. These are just a few of the festive gems shared by our guests Chris Trent, Matt Flanagan, and Todd Sanders on the Youth Industry Booster podcast. As we unwrap their cherished holiday traditions, we also explore how these customs evolve, especially with life's changes like welcoming new family members. This episode is rich with heartwarming tales that celebrate the adaptability and joy of family traditions during the holiday season.Turning the spotlight from holiday cheer to divine callings, we dive into the inspiring journeys that led Zach, Matt, Todd, and Chris into ministry. Imagine being placed in a ministry role at just 19, or discovering your life's work through a chance introduction to church. These stories reveal the unexpected paths and profound joy that come with aligning one's personal and spiritual identities. It's a testament to the transformative power of faith and the importance of understanding one's calling in ministry work.Balancing ministry and personal life is no small feat, and our conversation offers insights for sustaining both personal and professional growth. From the critical role of mentorship to the art of juggling family and ministry responsibilities, we emphasize the need for lifelong learning and maintaining strong relationships. We also examine the challenges of different life stages and the importance of embracing change to stay relevant. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone navigating the rewarding yet demanding world of youth ministry.Support the showJoin the community!

Phoenix's inflation numbers are looking better, and Todd Sanders with the Greatest Phoenix Chamber explains what we should see from the economy in response.

The latest Phoenix Chamber Economic report is out, and Todd Sanders with the chamber explains what the numbers mean for Arizona's current and future economy. 

Todd Sanders shares the two programs from the Phoenix Chamber's application for Chamber of the Year. Full show notes are at: chamberchatpodcast.com/episode293 Please support this podcast by supporting our sponsors. Bringing Local Back bringinglocalback.com Community Matters, Inc. chamberchatpodcast.com/podcast App My Community appmycommunity.com/chamberchat Chamber Nation chambernation.com Swypit chamberchatpodcast.com/cc Izzy West, LLC theizzywest.com  

It's amazing how one simple duck hunt can change everything.  Some 17 years ago, one simple duck hunt transformed CGA Member Todd Sanders from a deer hunter into a duck hunter nearly instantaneously. From that day forward, Todd has been in a passionate pursuit of the sport of waterfowl hunting.All waterfowlers can agree a good dog can make or break a hunt. Todd decided to take his hunting a step further by finding a good dog.Todd's dog Tusk made an incredible debut on his first hunt that etched a joyful memory into Todd's life forever. Want to hear the details of Todd's unforgettable first hunt with his dog Tusk? Listen to this podcast to find out more.Ready to train your dog with confidence? Follow our three-step simple plan below...1. Purchase 2. Follow the Videos3. Enjoy Your DogBuildFromHere,Cornerstone Gundog Academy

This week we are going to cover the rules for Wabash Cannonball (also known as Chicago Express). Wabash Cannonball is a game designed by John Bohrer and is illustrated by Michael Menzel & Todd Sanders. The game is published by Winsome Games, Queen Games, & Rio Grande.Expansions include Chicago Express: Narrow Guage & Erie Railroad Company (2009), and Chicago Express: Nickle Plate Road Expansion (2011). Both expansions are for Chicago Express and not for Wabash Cannonball which is currently being released.Chapters:00:00 Intro & Components01:16 Setting Up03:10 Initial Auction05:00 Ending / Winning the Game05:28 Sequence of Play06:59 Expansion11:02 Development13:33 Capitalization14:29 Chicago Dividends14:52 Wabash Opens15:43 General Dividends16:33 Thoughts feat. Joe (from Dads on a Map)

Todd is the Chairman & CEO of Spirits Capital, an alternative investment platform that tokenizes ownership of premium American Whiskey through its Cask Investment Deeds.

In this episode of “The Business of Blueberries,” host Kasey Cronquist, president of the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council (USHBC) and the North American Blueberry Council (NABC), is joined by Josh Scheel of Scenic Fruit Company, Bryan Sakuma of Sakuma Brothers, Amy Nguyen of Dragonberry Produce, Todd Sanders of the California Blueberry Commission and Renata Dalton, USHBC director of business development. This esteemed group of industry leaders shares insights into the Japanese market for blueberries, and what Japanese consumers are looking for in a blueberry product. We also explore what exporters can expect and look for in partnering with Japanese distributors, and where producers can go to start developing connections and pathways into the Japanese blueberry market.“You'll notice almost everything food related here has a very high attention to detail. …So with that, they expect very high-quality produce and blueberries, especially when you talk to buyers over here. They want to know variety. They want to know size. They want to know brix levels, pH, different things like that. So if you can really play up to that part and that strength of your crop and your processing methods, there's ways to have success here.” - Josh Scheel Topics covered include: An introduction to the podcast's participants.An exploration of the current Japanese blueberry market and a look at the potential for American growers.Discussion of the path to building exporting partnerships with Japanese blueberry distributors for American producers.Crop ReportThe Blueberry Crop Report is an update on crop conditions and markets throughout important blueberry growing areas. Today you'll hear from Elise Oliver in California, TJ Hafner in Oregon, Alan Schreiber in Washington, Pat Goin in Indiana, Matt Macrie in New Jersey and Derrin Wheeler in Georgia. This was recorded on June 21, 2023.

On this Friday edition of Sid & Friends in the Morning, Sid gears up for Father's Day coming up on Sunday and wishes all the great dads out there his best as the NYC dads get their recognition. In news of the day, WFAN sports radio host Craig Carton announces his exit from the radio station as he now moves exclusively to television on FS1, a widespread cyberattack on U.S. agencies sets off some proverbial alarms, former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio gets hit with a huge fine, the pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira gets indicted for his crimes, and Conor McGregor is accused of sexually assaulting a woman at the NBA Finals game he was at earlier this week. Curtis Sliwa, Brian Kilmeade, Joe Tacopina, Larry Kudlow, Michael Goodwin, Todd Sanders, Cory Zelnik and Craig Carton join the program on this Friday installment of NYC's best morning show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of “The Business of Blueberries,” host Kasey Cronquist, president of the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council (USHBC) and the North American Blueberry Council (NABC), is joined by Kristy Babb, USHBC and NABC's first-ever communications director. This role was created to develop a focus on a communications platform for both organizations that will further unify the blueberry industry and drive the ambition to make blueberries the world's favorite fruit. Babb has over 20 years of experience developing and executing communication strategies on behalf of corporate clients, trade associations and other nonprofit, mission-based organizations. “The opportunities are endless here, and I think we have so many great and exciting stories to tell to so many different audiences that it really is a place where the sky's the limit. The story of blueberries is not only interesting and fun, but it's also really scientific and data driven. The health benefits of blueberries are a story that we can tell in so many different ways to so many different audiences.” - Kristy Babb Topics covered include: An introduction to Babb.Discussion of the insights and experience Babb brings to the communications director role. The announcement that “The Business of Blueberries” podcast has won a National Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA) award! Crop ReportThe Blueberry Crop Report is an update on crop conditions and markets throughout important blueberry growing areas. Today you'll hear from Todd Sanders in California Alan Schreiber in Washington, TJ Hafner in Oregon, Jody McPherson in North Carolina, Matt Macrie in New Jersey, Mario Ramirez in Mexico and Luis Vegas in Peru. This was recorded on May 24, 2023.

While the economy has struggled, CEO Todd Sanders tells Jim Sharpe the future is looking positive as gas and the housing market begin to cool off. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Greater Phoenix Chamber was established in 1888 and represents more than 2,400 companies throughout Arizona. Their current CEO, Todd Sanders, joins us to talk about valley businesses, education and the growth we are seeing in our city today. Learn more about the Chamber at the following: WEBSITE: https://phoenixchamber.com/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/phxchamber/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/phxchamber/ SUPPORT: If you love this episode, please share it with someone you know will also enjoy it! Not for us, but for our guests, leave a review on iTunes. While you are listening, post a screenshot on social media and make sure to tag @FindingArizonaPodcast so we can thank you! Leave us a five star review! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/finding-arizona-podcast/id969100902?mt=2 Want to be a guest or a sponsor of the show? Send us a message on the https://www.findingarizonapodcast.com/contact SPONSORS: Join the KNOW Women's Global Membership: all new members receive a bonus gift! https://theknowwomen.com/membership/ Happy Bees Pest Control is offering listeners $25.00 off your initial service- visit to learn more! https://www.happybeespestcontrol.com/findingarizona --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/finding-arizona-podcast/message

With the economy being the top voter issue for the midterms, how is our economy doing? Todd Sanders with the Greater Phoenix Chamber breaks down details of the valley's consumer confidence, economic optimism and job job satisfaction.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todd Sanders talks about the positive business climate growing the Metro Phoenix economy.  

Todd Sanders, Creative Director at the University of Florida, sits down with Zach to discuss the future of social media marketing and management in higher education.  Get Todd's hot takes on influencers, how to tell stories on social, and how to discern the channels and tactics that are right for your institution both today and tomorrow. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too!  Our podcast network is growing by the month and we've got a plethora of marketing, admissions, and higher ed technology shows that are jam packed with stories, ideas, and frameworks all designed to empower you to be a better higher ed professional. Our shows feature a selection of the industry's best as your hosts. Learn from Mickey Baines, Jeremy Tiers, Jaime Hunt, Corynn Myers, Jaime Gleason and many more. Learn more about The Enrollify Podcast Network at podcasts.enrollify.org. Our shows help higher ed marketers and admissions professionals find their next big idea — come and find yours! 

Todd Sanders and Andy Harrison talk about the upcoming Falls Creek camp season and opportunities for churches who are looking to own a cabin at the conference center.

In this episode of “The Business of Blueberries,” host Kasey Cronquist, president of the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council (USHBC) and the North American Blueberry Council (NABC), is joined by Brian Bocock, vice president of product management at Naturipe Farms. You heard from him back in https://ushbc.blueberry.org/podcast/the-power-of-market-information/ (Episode 002) and https://ushbc.blueberry.org/podcast/a-big-year-for-blueberries/ (Episode 046). Now back for his third appearance, Bocock provides his outlook on what's ahead for blueberries. “If, as an industry, we can turn that grab a boost of blue into a consistent delivery, 52 weeks a year, when they consistently go in and grab their boost of blue and it delivers against their expectation for firmness and flavor – boom! Now we're cooking on all cylinders and it's everybody across the board. Cause we all will succeed if all of us are hitting the same way.” – Brian Bocock “When you get into these environments where you have reduced production due to weather events, and all of a sudden you pick up for two or three weeks … it can be pretty dynamic. And if you miss it by a week or two, it can mean whether a grower makes money or doesn't make money in this situation … so we're optimistic. Certainly, we have some pain for some of our producers out there that took some significant damage. But we are optimistic on where this marketplace is and is going to be over the next couple of three months.” – Brian Bocock Topics covered include:  Expectations for the 2022 Blueberry market. The value of different varieties, and the impact they may have on consumers' buying habits. The nuances in the blueberry market, and how producers can take advantage of residual increased interest in blueberries brought on by the pandemic. Crop Report The Blueberry Crop Report is an update on crop conditions and markets throughout North and South America. In this episode, you'll hear from Ken Patterson in Florida, Brandon Wade in Georgia, Neil Moore in North Carolina and Todd Sanders in California. This was recorded on May 4, 2022.   Marketing Boost Food is fuel for the brain and in honor of Brain Health Month, coming up in June, USHBC is inspiring consumers to get a brain boost with blueberries! Eating fresh or frozen blueberries each day within an overall healthy diet and lifestyle is a smart choice that can support brain health. As part of our national plan to promote the benefits of blueberries, USHBC is sharing a range of informative and enticing resources, including blueberry recipes, nutritional information and health research. And our Blue Crew is rolling out original content for blueberry-loving fans throughout the month.This group of credible third-party experts includes physicians, registered dietitians, fitness professionals, and wellness and lifestyle experts who are sharing social media content and custom recipes as part of the campaign. 

In this episode of “The Business of Blueberries,” host Kasey Cronquist, president of the USHBC and the North American Blueberry Council (NABC), is joined by Tom Avinelis, founder and managing partner at Agriculture Capital, for a discussion about the growing organic industry and the evolving standards that guide this market. “(Organic) is an industry that's grown from roughly $14 billion in total sales in 2005, up to this last year in 2021, it's forecast to be about $63 billion.That's been a rate at a 10% compounded growth annually for the last 15 years. No other industry, other than probably blueberries has seen that kind of growth over that time period. And even as we look forward to the next five to 10 years, we are still projecting a 9% year-over-year growth in the organic industry.” - Tom Avinelis   Topics covered include: What attracted Avinelis to growing certified organic blueberries. The challenges of producing blueberries organically. Where the organic market is going in terms of demand and definition. What regenerative agriculture means and where it fits into the overall organic conversation. Crop Report The Blueberry Crop Report is an update on crop conditions and markets throughout North and South America. In this episode, you'll hear from Todd Sanders in California, Eric Stafne in Mississippi, Ken Patterson in Florida, and Brandon Wade in Georgia. This was recorded on April 13, 2022.   Marketing Boost A picture is worth a thousand words! Studies show our brains not only process visuals faster, but retain and transmit much more information when it's delivered visually. On this week's Marketing Boost, USHBC/NABC Vice President of Marketing and Communications Jennifer Sparks discusses how the USHBC uses imagery to bring blueberry innovations to life.

Todd Sanders talks about recent research among teens in the that will inform ministry for Oklahoma Baptists.

Todd Sanders talks about recent research among teens in the that will inform ministry for Oklahoma Baptists.

Todd Sanders, Falls Creek Program Director and Youth Ministry Specialist for Oklahoma Baptist Convention, is well known for his work with youth camps. In this episode, Todd joins Shane and Paul to discuss how strong discipleship systems and the importance on well-done student camp ministries can produce the fruit of more students making confessions of faith and being baptized.

Todd Sanders, Falls Creek Program Director and Youth Ministry Specialist for Oklahoma Baptist Convention, is well known for his work with youth camps. In this episode, Todd joins Shane and Paul to discuss how strong discipleship systems and the importance on well-done student camp ministries can produce the fruit of more students making confessions of faith and being baptized.

Leadership is one of the most important aspects of making great things happen. In this episode, I talk to Todd Sanders, a leadership consultant and retired US marine. Today, Todd talks about a deeper concept of leadership and the importance of finding your tribe. Todd also talks about Stoicism, its key principles, and how it changed his approach to life. As a retired US marine, Todd also shares his experience shifting from the military to private consulting. He talks about his fears during the process and how he overcame those fears. If you're a leader or you aspire to be one, join us now and find out why the strength of the wolf is the pack. Listen in![00:01 - 07:38] Opening Segment I introduce Todd to the showTodd's background [07:39 - 28:20] Talking Leadership and StoicismTodd on leadershipThe concept of leadership in a tribeWhy the strength of the wolf is the packBuilding relationships and tribes Advocates and adversariesTodd on toxic positivityTodd talks about StoicismHaving self-control“You're gonna die!”The power of hope[28:21 - 50:03] From the Marine Corps to Private ConsultingMaking the shiftTodd's experience in the militaryWhy trying something different was terrifyingOvercoming fearProviding your strength to the packThe accomplishment of moving beyond[50:04 - 56:26] Closing SegmentWhat Todd is most grateful forCatching the next dreamThe gift Todd wants to give the worldFinal words from ToddTweetable Quotes:“You have everything that is inside of you that you need to move beyond, to be what you need to be, what you want to be. You have to believe that first. You have to believe that it can start with you… What are you doing to help yourself move forward? If you're stuck, find your path and find your tribe, ‘cause I think they'll nudge you.” - Todd Sanders Connect withTodd on LinkedIn!LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes.Dreamcatchers is an inclusive organization that targets people's interest in being more instead of a certain demographic. We have people from all walks of life at many different ages. Find out more at www.dreamsshouldbereal.com. Find out more about Jerome at www.d3v3loping.com or www.myersmethods.com.

On today's episode of the Business of Blueberries, we discuss the 2021 California Blueberry harvest and how the Blueberry Marketing Resource Information Center (B-MRIC) has changed crop reporting for California growers.  Hosts Kasey Cronquist, president of the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council (USHBC) and the North American Blueberry Council (NABC), is joined by Todd Sanders, the executive director of the California Blueberry Commission and Bill Steed, a grower and packer in San Diego County for Fairfield Farms.  “[A grower] looked at the data that was coming down the [B-MRIC] pipeline and they looked at the three-year average that we put out in the B-MRIC report. And they said, ‘I think the volume is going to be peaking in a couple of weeks. I want to get ahead of that.' [The grower] harvested, they got their crew out of there, and they were done. They weren't going to wait” - Todd Sanders  “Well, the downside is if we do nothing, is we get to see the same thing happen, and the status quo in our industry right now is not acceptable.” - Bill Steed Check out the B-MRIC report from the 2019-2020 California Blueberry Commission annual report http://www.calblueberry.org/uploads/1/2/5/0/125053236/cbc_2019-2020_ar_final.pdf (here).  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-MAiKsOWoM (Watch the full roundtable discussion) on data with Kasey Cronquist along with Emiliano Escobedo of the Hass Avocado Board and Manuel Michel of the National Mango board. Topics covered include:  Background of Sanders and Steed Preview of the California growing season Comprehensive overview of the B-MRIC reporting system Implementing a crop reporting system nationally  Crop Report The Blueberry Crop Report is an update on crop conditions and markets throughout North and South America. In this episode, you'll hear from Luis Vegas in Peruo and Ken Patterson in Florida. This was recorded on March 31, 2021 Marketing Boost Social media and influencer marketing is an important part of driving blueberry demand in USHBC's new Grab a Boost of Blue positioning and consumer call to action. This week's Marketing Boost details how “blueberry cookie” recipe went viral. You can watch the video on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@justine_snacks/video/6943332079149010181 (here)

Many Arizona kids are learning from home, and they need technology to keep attending classes remotely. Todd Sanders with the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce joins Arizona's Morning News with a way you can help.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we have an in-depth conversation about the recent USHBC Innovation and Technology Survey and how the blueberry industry is adapting to new technologies.  “The vast majority of the industry sees itself as very quick to adapt to new technologies and new ideas.” - Robert Pearlstein Hosts Kasey Cronquist (President of the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council and the North American Blueberry Council) and Rod Cook (industry veteran and the Chair of the Blueberry Technology and Innovation Committee) are joined by Robert Pearlstein, President of Qanopy Group.  Qanopy is a Silicon Valley based consulting firm that specializes in the commercialization of deep science to help business achieve its vision and ensure its long-term success. Qanopy and USHBC partnered to administer the recent USHBC Innovation and Technology Survey. Robert is the President of Qanopy and had a vital role in developing the survey.  This episode talks about the intersection of the blueberry industry and technology through the lens of the recent survey. Topics include: Results of the USHBC Innovation and Technology Survey How to increase productivity with technology  Efficiency of current technology used  Industry tendencies in adopting new tech  How to create a culture of innovation within the blueberry industry  *Download the Innovation and Technology Survey at http://www.ushbc.org/resources (www.USHBC.org/resources)*  Crop Report - July 15, 2020  The blueberry crop report is an update on crop conditions and markets around North America. On this episode you'll hear from Neil Moore in North Carolina, Denny Doyle in New Jersey, Todd Sanders in California, Bryan Sakuma in Washington, and Mark Hurst in Oregon. This report was recorded live on July 15th, 2020. July is National Blueberry Month! USHBC is rolling out a National Blueberry Month Toolkit, complete with 10 mouth-watering summer recipes, 5 ready-to-go social media posts, one for each week of Blueberry Month, plus a brand new National Blueberry Month seal that you can share with retailers and use on your websites and in your marketing materials. We hope to see all of you participating and sharing in spreading positive blueberry messages during our month! You can find the National Blueberry Month Toolkit on our website: http://www.ushbc.org/resoures (www.USHBC.org/resoures).

Sermon from Todd Sanders on 03/08/2020

Greater Phoenix Chamber President and CEO Todd Sanders talks about how they shifted away from being a transactional chamber to a transformational chamber where businesses and the community are the focus instead of all the things the chamber does.Follow Dave Kilby on Twitter: @DaveKilbyWACEFollow Greater Phoenix Chamber on Twitter: @phxchamber

Todd Sanders always knew he wanted to be an artist. He get into making neon signs, and he developed a clientele of businesses who sought him for commercial signs. But Todd wanted more...he wanted to make fine art with neon. He was committed. So committed that at one point he slept in a trailer in a field with no electricity. He gritted his way forward, to where today he has an iconic shop in South Austin and his art is displayed the world over. Todd shares his story in today's episode...including the story of the largest piece he has ever sold, a set of three luchador masks with the colors of the Mexican flag.   You can find Todd's work at https://www.roadhouserelics.com/

This week, we bring the amazing University of Florida social team back to the podcast. For a quick refresher, Todd Sanders is the director of digital communications & social media at UF and Ryan Morejon is UF’s social media specialist. During the episode, we chat with the UF Crew about the importance of creating community within a university content creation, as well as the UF President's high level of engagement with their team. We also discuss audience interaction on various networks and their strategy on jumping into new networks like TikTok.

In this mini episode of Board Game Barbarians Andrew is all by himself talking about Pulp Detective. A Dice, Card, and Narrative driven single player board game. Sit back and relax as Andrew discusses its inception, game play, cost, and thoughts. Thank you all for listening and supporting us here at BGB! Remember what is best in life.Check Us Out.Instagram - @boardgamebarbariansFaceBook - facebook.com/boardgamebarbariansDiscord - https://discord.gg/2rwC3Hh

When it seems that your helps and dreams maybe over, they are far from it. Todd Sanders explains that if we let God open our eyes to him, we will see they are just beginning.

When it seems that your helps and dreams maybe over, they are far from it. Todd Sanders explains that if we let God open our eyes to him, we will see they are just beginning.

Find Todd Sanders on Instagram @roadhouserelics, his website, and Facebook.Consider supporting the show at Patreon.

Shelley and I plant rival gardens this week, hoping our neighbors don't disturb our crops too much, then build sections of Rome in two games that involve player building their own tableau. Mr. Cabbagehead's Garden by Todd Sanders from LudiCreations and Great City of Rome (or City of Rome depending on the publisher) by Matthew Dunstan and Brett J. Gilbert from Z-Man (if it's Great) and Abacusspiele (if it's just a City).

In this interview episode, Travis sits down with prolific game designer Todd Sanders to discuss PnP, his multitude of games, lower player counts, and the recently-released Pulp Detective on Kickstarter.  Todd Sanders Current ProjectsPulp Detective on KickstarterTodd Sanders Printer Studio Check us out online here:Twitter | Online | Email | BGG Guild | Slack | iTunes | Stitcher | Punchboard Media Sponsored by BoardGameTables.com & Game Surplus Music: Ray Gun - FasterFasterBrighter (Blue Dot Sessions) / CC BY-NC 4.0

While social media replaced the cultural tradition of inviting friends over for dinner and then subjecting them to a slide show of your vacation, it's more than that to organizations and companies. It's communication, promotion, boasting, customer service, brand awareness, and more. Bruce Floyd is the Social Media Manager at University of Florida Athletic Association and Todd Sanders is Director of Social Media at University of Florida. While one covers student athletics and the other covers academia and campus life respectfully, together they cover largest portions of the University of Florida's social media brand. We ask how they handle social media for two similar, but distinctly different parts of Gator Nation.

While social media replaced the cultural tradition of inviting friends over for dinner and then subjecting them to a slide show of your vacation, it’s more than that to organizations and companies. It’s communication, promotion, boasting, customer service, brand awareness, and more. Bruce Floyd is the Social Media Manager at University of Florida Athletic Association and Todd Sanders is Director of Social Media at University of Florida. While one covers student athletics and the other covers academia and campus life respectfully, together they cover largest portions of the University of Florida’s social media brand. We ask how they handle social media for two similar, but distinctly different parts of Gator Nation.

While social media replaced the cultural tradition of inviting friends over for dinner and then subjecting them to a slide show of your vacation, it’s more than that to organizations and companies. It’s communication, promotion, boasting, customer service, brand awareness, and more. Bruce Floyd is the Social Media Manager at University of Florida Athletic Association and Todd Sanders is Director of Social Media at University of Florida. While one covers student athletics and the other covers academia and campus life respectfully, together they cover largest portions of the University of Florida’s social media brand. We ask how they handle social media for two similar, but distinctly different parts of Gator Nation.

Welcome to the 99th episode of the 1 Player podcast.  Yup, we are nearly at 100; but, for now let's focus on 99.  This episode is one of the biggest yet at almost 144 minutes!!  It's got a lot.  There is the normal KS news, and a discussion on games whose solo experience killed the multiplayer game and games whose multiplayer experience killed the solo game.  Then, Chris has his solo report on Mr. CabbageHead's Garden Game by Todd Sanders.  Then Julius talks about Project Dreamscape by Will & Sara Reed.  We have a Great Debate and finally Julius finishes up with an interview with Sara Reed. Whew!! Project Dreamscape (BGG, Undine Studious)Mr Cabbagehead's Garden (BGG)The Goonies: Adventure Card Game (BGG)Lock and Load: Normandy solitaire (Lock n Load)Solitaire Games on Your Table Aggragator (link)Dungeon Delvers (KS)Taue Ceti (KS)

Games Factory Publishing wystartowało parę dni temu z kampanią polskiej wersji językowej Fields of Arle (nasza recenzja TUTAJ), ale nie zapominajmy, że na finiszu jest jeszcze analogiczna zbiórka funduszy dotycząca gry 4X w kompaktowym pudełku. I za ten mały tytuł zabieramy się właśnie dziś. Zapraszamy do słuchania. Przy okazji czemu by nie polubić naszej stronki […]

The jobs of sheriff's deputies Mark Counterman and Todd Sanders put them at the intersection of lawlessness and salvation.  They're part of a peace project that transforms lives.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In yet another long episode, we take the opportunity to interview Chris Hansen, Jake Staines, Ryan Mayes, and Todd Sanders about the Solitaire PnP Contest in our annual Roundtable. We also review another previous contest entrant, Maquis. We introduce some new music, Julius chats about more SGOYT, and we talk about the news and upcoming games.Video of the PnP RoundtableMaquis (on BGG)Stuka Joe (on Youtube)The Solo Stories entry on SGOYTSolitaire Print and Play Design Contestwww.DanPancaldi.comThanks for listening!