Podcast appearances and mentions of tom boyer

In life, there are talkers and doers.  Of the doers, many of them have a characteristic known as “True Grit,” and today's podcast guests are in that category.Millie and Stacy Bradshaw own Dry Creek Livestock, and a few hours north of Salt Lake City, these two intrepid souls are building a place to call home on the windswept plains and low hills of Utah.  On their ranch you'll find a range of critters, including goats (for meat and milk), cattle (for beef), livestock guardian dogs (for the previous two) and - periodically – mountain lions (because apparently ranching is just too easy in Utah).   Millie and Stacy know more than the average farmer about the plant life that surrounds them, and they use that and their livestock in a way that works with nature to build something out of this lonely land.We hope you join us today for a talk with two modern-day pioneers (and a few comments from the always wonderful Tom Boyer), who are building a patch of land into a place to call home.  It's something right out of a western movie, but these are the real heroes – even without the star billing.Links:https://www.instagram.com/dry.creek.livestock/https://www.premier1supplies.com/https://www.imdb.com/title/tt17505010/?ref_=ls_t_4https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1883_(TV_series)https://www.nps.gov/state/ut/index.htmhttps://heyexplorer.com/29-things-utah-is-known-and-famous-for/https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/582124/how-did-sand-come-to-mean-courage-pluckhttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt1403865/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065126/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2Support the Show.

Small ruminants are the bedrock of agriculture in much of this little ball of rock we humans inhabit.  That said, here in North America they can be an afterthought for much of the population.  We think that's going to change.Whether they're used for meat or fiber (or even as pack animals these days for a trek through the wilderness), we believe the time has come for us to rexamine the "lost category" of small ruminants.  This year, one of the themes we'll be following at Backyard Green Films is the use of these animals in our agricultural production systems; How sheep, goats, and other small ruminants can help us to maximize our potential output and minimize some of the environmental issues we're dealing with today (think climate change, wildfires, drought, and the need for all of those cozy socks).Today we're bringing you a panel discussion with a group that's working to help out those in the goat universe, whether they be milk or meat or fiber production, pack animals, or even the desire to educate the consumer base about the benefits of this diverse species.  Join us as we speak with Tom Boyer, Tammy Fisher and Randy Dusek about what the American Goat Federation does, and why this just might be the Year of the Goat, no matter what the calendar says.Links:https://americangoatfederation.orghttps://www.abga.orghttps://www.sheepusa.orgSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/agriCulturePodcast)

Today, Tom Boyer of the American Goat Federation, joins me to talk about the demand for goats, long term trends and the challenges of having supply meet demand for goat in the U.S.  It is a great time to be a knowledgeable goat producer with the correct infrastructure in the U.S., but the allure of high prices can also be the catalyst to getting some people into goats before they are really ready.  Tom and I will talk all about this and more in this episode.

Lisa's Recent Travels Swedish Genealogical Society in Edina, MN and a side trip to Winthrop, MN. Above: Speaking at the Swedish Genealogical Society   Above: Bill (left) with his new found Larson cousin.  Oslo Norway – MyHeritage Above: Speaking at the MyHeritage conference in Oslo, Norway T with my genealogy crew at the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo, Norway Read  By Anna Swayne A Visit to Sweden  Above: Lacey in Gothenburg, Sweden Non-Genealogical Recommended Reading: U by   Mailbox High school teacher Lindsey called in to share an unexpected occurrence of genealogy serendipity. Here the original Genealogy Gems Podcast where George Ella Lyon reads her poem. I created for Tom Boyer of his Where I'm From Poem  is the place to make connections with relatives overseas, particularly with those who may still live in your ancestral homeland. : it's free to get started. Give the gift of story with Storyworth StoryWorth gives your loved ones a reason to spend time with their favorite memories and share them with you giving you opportunities to become closer, even when you live far apart. It's an easy and thoughtful gift even at the last minute. Get $20 off by visiting storyworth.com/gems when you subscribe. Visit Followup on GGP 223 I'm organizing and digitizing my Grandmother's old home movies with . I told my uncle about it and now he's sending me the rest of his old home movies! Video Conversion Experts is the company that Dr. Haas used to convert his films. They did an exceptional job in post production restoration, and are known for this work in the film industry. They are the ideal company to go with if you want to invest in the highest quality of restoration.  They are currently running a terrific 35% off sale now through 12/21/18.  I'm digitizing my family's High 8 home movie tapes with . The list of mediums that they can digitize is one of the most extensive I've seen. They are even able to digitize the unmarked audio tape that I found among my grandmother's hoem movies. Kristin and her team are well known in the genealogy community and are based in Utah. They have graciously extended a 15% off to my listeners. Use the coupon code: GenGem Discount is valid on: video tapes, movie film, audio reels, audio tapes, slides, negatives, photos & specialty film. Your feedback on episode 223 On Instagram from Erin: "I loved this episode Lisa! Anna's song is so beautiful too! I learned a lot and the way you shared this story was wonderful. A favorite gem for sure." From Greg in New Zealand: "I'm loving the new narrative/profile episodes and had noticed the evolving voice and style in GGP 223. You and your team are wonderful writers...David Haas' story reminded me of my good friend Mark Holtze. An editor in Toronto, Mark has digitised all of his grandfathers' They are brilliantly presented. Mark is very talented. I think they're worth sharing with your listeners. I don't know Mark's connection to specifically but it's an amazing one on his playlist." I couldn't agree more! Here's the description of the video: A number of 8mm film reels were purchased at a Flea Market in New York City for $10. They ended up being home movies taken in the late 40's and 50's. How they ended up at a Flea Market in Manhattan all those years later is one thing, but most importantly was getting the films reconnected with the family. ...60 years later....   Thank you to our sponsor: I've used for years and love it. You will too!   Organizing the videos you find online After listening to episode 223, Kate was inspired to head to YouTube in search of videos that illustrate her memories. She writes: “I've been trying to set up a collection of my memories on you tube. Do you have any thoughts on to put this together? Is it possible to add clips and not full videos?” My suggestions: YouTube: Organize with playlists You can use Playlists to group the videos you find by topic. You could create playlists for locations, timeframes, people and so on. Sign in with your free Google account which will give you access to your YouTube “channel.” When you find a video, under the title of the video click the plus sign that says “Add to”. Select a playlist from the playlists listed in the dropdown menu. These are playlists you have already created in your account. If it's a long list, use the search box to search for a playlist title. Or create a new Playlist by clicking “Create New Playlist” at the bottom of the menu. Unfortunately, YouTube doesn't give you a way to add your own notes. And you can't create clips of videos (at least not as of this writing), but I do know that when you share a video you can mark that it start at a point in the video that you select. Which brings me to my next suggestion… Pinterest: Organize Videos into boards on Pinterest If you would like to have even more control over organizing the videos that you find, and you want to be able to add your own notes and memories, consider using Pinterest. In your free Pinterest account you can create as many boards as you want. Create a board for each topic (much like with the Playlists I suggested previously) and save YouTube videos to them. And of course, you can save any other online content "memories" that you find along with them if you want. The beauty of pinning is that you can add your own notes and memories, plus you can set the video to begin at any point within the video that you want. Simply click “Share” under the video in YouTube, and click to check the box for “Start at.” Next, click on the player timeline that runs across the bottom of the video on the spot where you want the video to begin playing. Finally, click the Pinterest icon in the Share area to pin it to your Pinterest board of choice.   Profile America: TV Tech Thursday, December 13th. The important holiday business of viewing such classics as “It's A Wonderful Life” and “A Christmas Story” on home TVs owes much to a technological advance this month 80 years ago. In December 1938, Russian-American engineer Vladimir Zworykin was awarded two patents for cathode ray tubes. One was for the iconoscope to capture video images. The other was for the kinescope, which displayed television and computer monitor images for decades until the advent of flat panel screens. Whatever the ills of TV programming, obviously the American people consider it an appliance for a wonderful life. More than 98 percent of American households own at least one set, a percentage that has held steady for years and across all age groups. 

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The Improv Saved My Life Podcast #93 (Tom Boyer) DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, ADDICTION and ME In this episode Tom Boyer opens up about his recent and past struggles with depression, anxiety and addiction. This a very personal, candid conversation that others may identify with. I spoke to a friend about my issues recently and he told me to listen to this: Speak to me When all you got to keep is strong Move along, move along like I know you do And even when your hope is gone Move along, move along just to make it through Move along Move along It means allot to me and I used to hate The All American Rejects

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #92 (Half an EGOT) In this episode Tom is joined by the awesome indie improv group, Half an EGOT, Amancio Lopes, Bryan Marshall, Cade Harstedt, Caroline McCallum, Chloe Ainley, Diana Lu & Mark Stoughton. Topics discussed include the members improv backgrounds, the formation of Half an EGOT and their future comedy plans. Check out Half an EGOT perform at ImprovBoston Cage Match on Friday, August 7th at 9:00pm - Tickets and info here: http://www.improvboston.com/shows/cagematch Improv spots available for indie improv teams for ON POINT Improv and What Else Ya Gonna Do Wednesday? contact Tom Boyer for details Most importantly sign up to be a volunteer for ImprovCares, a new volunteer organization that teaches improv lessons to various organizations in need. Give back to the community by doing what you love. https://www.facebook.com/ImprovCaresBoston?fref=ts Do me a favor and subscribe and rate "The Improv Saved My Life Podcast” on iTunes at this link https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/b.i.t.s-boston-improv-talk/id786818514?mt=2

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #91 (Kate Hopkins & William Thomas Gianetta) In this episode Tom is joined by two super funny improvisers from Studio 40 Team, Mud Hut, Kate Hopkins & Will Gianetta. Topics discussed include both Kate and Will's comedy backgrounds, whether or not Transylvania is real, Studio 40 and the importance of the improv community. Check out Mud Hut performat The Riot Theater in JP on Friday, 7/31 & Friday August 14th. Check out Mud Hut's Tumblr at Mudhutville.tumblr.com Improv spots available for indie improv teams for ON POINT Improv and What Else Ya Gonna Do Wednesday? contact Tom Boyer for details Most importantly sign up to be a volunteer for ImprovCares, a new volunteer organization that teaches improv lessons to various organizations in need. Give back to the community by doing what you love. https://www.facebook.com/ImprovCaresBoston?fref=ts Do me a favor and subscribe and rate "The Improv Saved My Life Podcast” on iTunes at this link https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/b.i.t.s-boston-improv-talk/id786818514?mt=2

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #90 (Andrew Barlow & Tim Lanning) In this episode Tom is joined by two funny dudes from the indie improv group, Devlin Down, Andrew Barlow ("Devlin Down", ImprovBoston Harold Night Top Shelf Team "Rabbit", "ComedySportz Boston") & Tim Lanning ("Devlin Down","GeeklyInc").Topics discussed include both Andrew and Tim's comedy backgrounds, Dungeons & Dragons, GeeklyInc, growing up in a hearing impaired family, Comic Books & Devlin Down. TONIGHT!!! (Thursday July, 16th)Check out Andrew & Tim perform with Devlin Down at Indie Night at The Riot Theater at 8:00pm Tickets and info here:http://www.theriottheater.com/indie-night.html Check out Tim's podcasts "Cast of Thrones" & "Drunks & Dragons" on http://geeklyinc.com Check out "Rabbit" perform at Harold Night at ImprovBoston, Wednesday Nights at 7:30pm Tickets and info here:http://www.improvboston.com/shows/harold_night Check out CSz Boston at http://cszboston.com Check out Rhythm & Laughs featuring Micha Goolsby at The Riot Theater, Live Music and Improv, Friday, July 17th at 10:00pm. Tickets and info here: http://www.theriottheater.com/rhythm-and-laughs.html Improv spots available for indie improv teams for ON POINT Improv and What Else Ya Gonna Do Wednesday? contact Tom Boyer for details Most importantly sign up to be a volunteer for ImprovCares, a new volunteer organization that teaches improv lessons to various organizations in need. Give back to the community by doing what you love. https://www.facebook.com/ImprovCaresBoston?fref=ts Do me a favor and subscribe and rate "The Improv Saved My Life Podcast” on iTunes at this link https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/b.i.t.s-boston-improv-talk/id786818514?mt=2

"Today the boys are down a Zach and up a Tom. Tom Boyer joins the Deep Pod Cuts cast and they explore the strange world of Tube or Not Tube. Family Conspiracies, Secret Societies, and of course...tubes."

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #27 (Ben Lewis & Marco Leone) In this episode, Tom Boyer is joined by co host, Marco Leone ("Hashtag Comedy") and guest, Ben Lewis (“Improv Asylum House Teams”, “Doppelgiggle” & “OK Cowboy"). Topics discussed include Ben’s training at multiple different improv training centers, House Teams, being casual acquaintances with people in the “adult” industry & the importance of having fun on stage. This week’s edition of “The Made Up Movie Game” features “Who You Love”, a “John Mayer" song inspired romantic comedy about a couple on vacation in the Carribean and 3-Pac, the Dance Instructor who comes between them Should you check out this episode? Yes, and… check out “OK Cowboy” at “The Del Close Marathon” in NY this year

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #26 (Tom Boyer) In this episode, Tom Boyer is joined by guest, Tom Boyer ("Eagle, Come!", "The Improv Saved My Life Podcast"). Curious about the title of the podcast? Find out exactly how improv really did save Tom's life in this podcast that explores his past, present and future. Also, for the first time Tom relates the story of how a head scratchingly bizarre "date" led to the formation of "Eagle, Come!" . This week’s edition of “The Made Up Movie Game” features “Take Your Mama”, a “Scissor Sisters" song inspired buddy flick about two best friends and the woman that comes between them. Should you check out this episode? Yes, and… thank you improv community for helping me become a better person

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #25 (Christine Cuddy & Sarah Anne Harkness) In this episode, Tom Boyer is joined by co host, Sarah Harkness and guest, Christine Cuddy (Main Stage Cast at "Improv Asylum”, formerly Main Stage Cast at "ImprovBoston"). Topics discussed include Christine’s improv career at both IB and IA, dealing with anxiety in improv, the pressure of not watching “Game of Thrones” & Tom questions why people at parties want to force him to dance. Also Tom begins his grass roots campaign to get Ryan McFarland on the podcast so # the shit out of #GETRYANONTHEPODCAST. This week’s edition of “The Made Up Movie Game” features “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”, a “Green Day" song inspired romantic comedy about a busy New York ad exec and a really proud churo vendor who couldn’t be more wrong for each other…or right for each other. Should you check out this episode? Yes, and… check out Christine on the Main Stage of Improv Asylum Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #24 (Tim Johnson & Bill Fryer) In this episode, Tom Boyer is joined by co host, Bill Fryer (“BusCow”, “Deep Pod Cuts”) and guest, Tim Johnson (“Improv Asylum NXT and House Teams”). In this podcast Tom & Bill gush over Tim’s NXT sketches, topics discussed include “House Team" auditions, Tim’s first ever audition for Wesleyan University’s gospel choir “Ebony Singers”, Tim’s improv career and knowing that he "made it" when he was granted access the Keurig Machine at Improv Asylum. This week’s edition of “The Made Up Movie Game” features “My Boo", yet another “Usher" song inspired movie about a New Jersey teen forced to live with his Grandmother for the summer when he meets his supernatural “boo” in the least likely of places Should you check out this episode? Yes, and… check out the one and only performance of Tim’s college band, “Mr. Band” on youtube at this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l1zazNSYzE

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #23 (Jeremy Brothers & Bill Fryer) In this episode, Tom Boyer is joined by co host, Bill Fryer ("BusCow”, "Deep Pod Cuts") and Guest, Jeremy Brothers (Artistic Director of Improv Asylum, Director of the Training Center of Improv Asylum). Topics discussed include the early days of Improv Asylum, dealing with rejection in improv, Jeremy's career at Improv Asylum & Improv Asylum Dublin. Should you check out this episode? Yes, and... check out Jeremy in "Vanity Project", Wednesday nights at Improv Asylum.

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #22 (Conor Allen & Cynthia Salazar) In this episode, Tom Boyer is joined by co host, Cynthia Salazar ("Russian for Elephant”, "Current Eventuals”, “Bodega”) and Guest, Conor Allen (“Aeropuerto”, Co-Producer & Host of “ImprovBoston’s Harold Night”). Topics discussed include Conor’s improv and stand up career, stuffed animals, performing at festivals and the family like nature of the improv community. This weeks edition of “The Made Up Movie Game” features “U Got It Bad", an “Usher" song inspired movie about a life guard whose life is forever changed by a single crab bite Should you check out this episode? Yes, and… check out Conor at “Harold Night" at ImprovBoston (http://www.haroldnight.com)

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #21 (Alex Kagy & Andy Bridges) In this episode, Tom Boyer is joined by co host, Andy Bridges(“Secret Stash”) and guest, Alex Kagy (“Just Suspects”, “Improv Asylum’s NXT”, "What Up D’oh”, “All the Single Ladies". Topics discussed include Alex’s improv career and future, an embarrassing moment in front of an audience full of kids and the upcoming “Just Suspects” Hard Rock Cafe show. This weeks edition of “The Made Up Movie Game” features “Talkin’ to Myself", an “Eminem" song inspired movie about a man down on his luck with the ladies…until a very special reflection shows him the path to true love. Should you check out this episode? Yes, and… check out Alex and Just Suspects at the Hard Rock Cafe on Friday, April 11th. Shows at 8pm, 10pm and midnight Get tickets here: http://www.justsuspects.com/just-suspects-%40-the-hard-rock.html

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #20 (Stephen Dooher & Somaliyah Al-Mahdi) In this episode, Tom Boyer is joined by co host, Somaliyah Al-Mahdi ("Eagle, Come!”) and guest, Stephen Dooher (“Just Suspects”, “Improv Asylum’s House Teams"). Topics discussed include the reason why “Eagle, Come!” members break into applause in Steve’s presence, Steve’s time in the film industry and how a wedding toast and a UCB show inspired Steve’s improv career. This weeks edition of “The Made Up Movie Game” features “All Apologies", a “Nirvana" song inspired movie about a dystopian future where nobody on earth remembers how to apologize...except for one man. Should you check out this episode? Yes, and… check out Steve and The Just Suspects at the Hard Rock Cafe on Friday, April 11th. Shows at 8pm, 10pm and midnight Get tickets here: http://www.justsuspects.com/just-suspects-%40-the-hard-rock.html

The Improv Saved My Life Podcast Episode #19 (Matt Walczak & Frankie Gibbs) In this episode, Tom Boyer is joined by dual Dorchester resident guests, Frankie Gibbs (“Lemonade Stand”, “Always On Deck”, “Improv Jones") and Matt Walczak ("Chico”,"Harmando Players”). Topics discussed include Frankie and Matt’s improv roots, how “Harmando” works, SkyNet & Frankie’s “Beverly Hills 90210” connection.. This weeks edition of “The Made Up Movie Game” features “I’ll Miss You", a "Ween" song inspired movie about an aspiring professional video game player who’s father wants nothing more in life than for his son to attend “The University of Mississippi". Should you check out this episode? Yes, and… check out Matt & Frankie’s respective groups perform at ImprovBoston.

Tom Boyer in Concert on 6-25-06. where Tom Opened for Richard Smith and Aaron Till. The Smith/Till portion of the concert has not been authorized for distribution, but you will get a taste of it listneing to Tom! Check out Tom's website for more inforamtion about this great artist. http://www.tomboyerguitar.com/ This file is about 28 min. in duration and 26.4MB.