Podcasts about Triggerfish

Interview with Helen and Pierre Todays interview is with Helen and Pierre from Tide to Table! Founders of Tide To Table UK, they have a passion for foraging, food and spearfishing. They've made it their mission to reconnect people with the food they eat, showing people where it actually comes from so that they gain a great appreciation for their food, the natural world and our place in it. Recipes and cooking ideas, do not listen if you are hungry! Tide To Table UK have also made a shortfilm called Triggerfish, which is so nicely put together and shows off an often unthought of spearfishing destination. Important times 00:00 Intro 06:50 Welcome Helen and Pierre, directors of . 18:45 Filmmaking, filming on land vs in the water. 16:30 Fish Forage Feast + 99 Spearo Recipes 21:45 Reconnecting people with their food 26:50 Kelp/seaweed recipes 34:05 Diving and foraging in Vancouver, cabezon and salmon recipes 42:15 Fish farming 47:25 A very sad moment in the water 59:50 Helen, as a Noob Spearo, what are you learning now? 01:05:30 UK Lobster 01:07:15 Chinese + French cooking + mussel recipe 01:19:00 How do people get in contact with you 01:24:05 Outro   Listen in and subscribe on iOS or Android Important Links   Noob Spearo Partners and Discount Codes | Get Spear Ready and make the most of your next spearfishing trip! 50 days to better spearfishing! | Use the code NOOBSPEARO to get FREE SHIPPING . Use the code NOOBSPEARO save $20 on every purchase over $200 at checkout – Flat shipping rate, especially in AUS! – Use the code NOOB10 to save 10% off anything store-wide. Free Shipping on USA orders over $99 | Simple, Effective, Dependable Wooden Spearguns. Use the Code NOOB to save $30 on any speargun:) | 10% off for listeners with code: NOOBSPEARO | ‘Spearo Dad' | ‘Jobfish Tribute' | 99 Spearo Recipes use the code SPEARO to get 20% off any course 28-day Freediving Transformation | Equalization Masterclass – Roadmap to Frenzel | The 5 minute Freediver | Break the 10 Meter Barrier – Use the code NOOBSPEARO to save . Listen to 99 Tips to Get Better at Spearfishing | Wickedly tough and well thought out gear! Check out the legendary

Captains Buddy Gentry, KP Burnett, Tommy Browning, Tommy Norred and Jeff Shoults sit down and talk about everything from memories of the early days, pranks, G&S boats Triggerfish slime, how to get rid of the gout and more!

Ellen chills out with the wood frog & Christian goes ballistic with the titan triggerfish. We discuss cryostasis, the dark forest hypothesis, going Super Saiyan, a toxic mystery, and so much more.Links:For more information about us & our podcast, head over to our website!Follow Just the Zoo of Us on Threads, Facebook, Instagram & Discord!Follow Ellen on TikTok!

Ellen chills out with the wood frog & Christian goes ballistic with the titan triggerfish. We discuss cryostasis, the dark forest hypothesis, going Super Saiyan, a toxic mystery, and so much more.Links:For more information about us & our podcast, head over to our website!Follow Just the Zoo of Us on Threads, Facebook, Instagram & Discord!Follow Ellen on TikTok!

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/689  Presented by: On DeMark Lodge, TroutRoutes, Jackson Hole Fly Company, Togiak River Lodge Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors   In this episode, we journey to fly fishing southwest Washington with expert guide Jackson Golik. Known for its impressive steelhead and salmon populations, this region offers anglers a unique experience that rivals the more renowned rivers along the West Coast. Jackson takes us on an exploration of the famous steelhead rivers such as the Kalama, Cowlitz, and Lewis. Discover the charm of these waters and learn how to optimize your fishing trips by timing them precisely and avoiding the bustling crowds. Jackson also shares his insider tips for surface and subsurface steelhead techniques, alongside strategies for hooking coho salmon—often thought of as exclusive to Alaska. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the southwest Washington fly fishing scene and get ready to plan your next adventure in this often-overlooked fishing paradise. Episode Chapters with Jackson Golik on Fly Fishing Southwest Washington 4:46 - Jackson shares how he got into fly fishing. He was born into the fly fishing world, as his father guided on the Bow River in Calgary. He became familiar with the industry early on and worked as a shop assistant at the Greased Line, a renowned fly shop in Vancouver, Washington. The Greased Line, which operated for about 42 years, is noted as one of the oldest fly shops in the Pacific Northwest, having started in the late 1970s. 7:01 - He tells about that time when he was introduced to Simon Gawesworth, a significant figure in the fly fishing world. This connection led to an opportunity for Jackson to work as Simon's assistant for about six months at RIO, where he handled fly line box modifications and managed their social media. 12:10 - We discuss fishing in Southwest Washington, focusing on popular rivers like the Cowlitz, Lewis, and Kalama. Jackson highlights the prolific hatchery fishery in the Kalama, but notes that rivers with more wild genetics offer opportunities for larger fish. We also touch on salmon fishing, particularly for silvers, coho, and spring chinook. 15:25 - Jackson describes coho fishing as similar to bass fishing, using heavy sink tips and flies, with the fishing done from a boat near structures like wood. The season for coho starts in early September and typically lasts through October into early November, although it's dependent on rainfall. For chinook, the peak season is around Labor Day weekend, with the best fish being bright and high-quality. Jackson notes some rivers have late runs of Chinook, like the Lewis and Sandy rivers, which receive a small run of bright fish around late November to early December. 21:16 - We explore the state of steelhead fishing in Southwest Washington compared to the Olympic Peninsula. Jackson notes that while the OP rivers have experienced closures, the Southwest Washington rivers have remained consistently open, though they receive less publicity. 26:40 - We ask him about winter steelhead fishing in November and December. Jackson recommends focusing on rivers with consistent hatchery plants for better chances, specifically mentioning the Washougal River, known for its strong Skamania stock fish and challenging whitewater conditions. 30:11 - In fishing the Washougal River during winter, Jackson mentions using heavy sink tips and typical winter flies such as leeches, with T-14 being a common choice for getting closer to the fish. Jackson notes that while the Washougal River also has good runs of summer fish, the approach varies, with summer steelhead sometimes eating dry flies. 31:50 - We briefly talk about the impact of the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption on the Toutle River system. Jackson shares that he wrote a paper in college about the logging that happens in the Toutle system, highlighting the management strategy of continually raising the dam to contain sediment. 34:08 - We talk about the Cowlitz River, known for its heavy planting of hatchery steelhead, which makes it a prime location for fishing, especially if you're looking to take home fish to eat. 36:23 - Jackson owns a 1979 fiberglass Avro boat and a smaller Aire puma boat, which is about 11.5 feet long. He appreciates the fiberglass boat for its quietness and durability, noting that it can be easily repaired and modified with fiberglass and epoxy. 38:21 - We dig into steelhead fishing on the Kalama River during peak season, from mid-February to late April. He shares strategies for dealing with crowded conditions, such as knowing familiar faces and sections of the river preferred by frequent fishermen. Timing is crucial; sometimes it's better to fish later in the day when conditions improve. 43:30 - Jackson mentions that the Kalama, Cowlitz, and Lewis rivers are accessible, with numerous put-ins and take-outs available, making them great fisheries. He highlights the Kalama River, which stretches about 60 to 70 miles and originates from an aquifer, offering a long drainage. 45:19 - We discuss steelhead fishing in the region around Battle Ground, which is near the East Fork of the Lewis River, known for its historical record of large fish, specifically a 38-pound steelhead caught in the 1980s. Although the gene pool for such large fish has diminished, there are still opportunities to catch steelhead in the 20-pound range. 47:40 - Jackson highlights the Cowlitz as the best for swinging flies due to its consistent fish population, akin to salmon fishing, where fish arrive reliably mid-February each year. However, it faces heavy fishing pressure, both from conventional and fly fishers, with a significant number of boats and guides present, given the river's substantial hatchery support. 49:09 - Jackson mentions that the Lewis River has a program that supports natural spawning of wild steelhead, which has improved the run size over the past decade, attracting more anglers. Despite the predominance of wild fish, the presence of a few brood stock fish allows for some to be kept. The river is becoming busier with more anglers due to these improvements. The Kalama River, on the other hand, is known for drift boat and raft fishing, making it more competitive due to its smaller size. Anglers there often have to strategically time their fishing to avoid overcrowding and maximize their chances of catching fish. Jackson notes that the fishing dynamics in Southwest Washington are varied, with different runs and genetic variations of fish occurring throughout the year. 51:17 - Jackson recommends several local clubs and shops as valuable sources of information. He mentions the Salmon Creek Fly Fishers and the Clark Skamania clubs, highlighting their extensive knowledge due to longstanding members. Additionally, he suggests the Portland Fly Shop as a prime resource, noting that most staff have guided in the area and have considerable expertise. 52:38 - He shares his recent fishing experience on the Kanektok River, describing it as epic for Chinook fishing. We also talk about other notable locations for Chinook runs in Alaska, emphasizing the thrill of swinging flies for kings. 55:54 - Jackson expresses interest in a trip to Sudan for fishing Giant Trevally and Triggerfish, although plans changed due to the war, opting instead for an opportunity in Alaska. 58:24 - We ask Jackson for tips for a successful steelhead fishing. He emphasizes the importance of consistency in casting, advising beginners to focus on achieving a consistent casting distance and angle to increase their chances of success. He suggests that 40 feet of running line is typically sufficient. Consistency in fishing technique, rather than the number of fish caught, determines a good fishing day. He also recommends using longer leaders and heavier flies to ensure the fly sinks quickly. 1:05:14 - We quickly ask about his music preference. Jackson uses Spotify to listen to indie rock, describing it as having a synth tone and a slower tempo. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/689 

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/681 Presented By: On DeMark Lodge, Jackson Hole Fly Company, Heated Core, Angler's Coffee Rick Lee, Hawaiian fly fishing master and saltwater expert, is back on the podcast, and today, we're diving into the waters of Christmas Island and Hawaii. Rick's got the scoop on where to find the biggest bonefish, and he's sharing some tips on how to DIY your fly fishing trips across Hawaii. We also dive into the crazy world of triggerfish. Ever wonder why they're called that? Plus, he's got some wild stories about Captain Cook's adventures (and how he met his end in Hawaii). Show Notes with Rick Lee on Christmas Island Fly Fishing.   02:33 - We catch up with Rick Lee since our last chat in Episode 116. Rick is still guiding out of O‘ahu while raising his kids. We also discuss the challenges and progress of conserving Hawaii's coastal ecosystems. He said he's helping educate visitors about protecting the bonefish and other species. 07:26 - We catch up with Rick about his time in Hawaii during the COVID-19 pandemic. He was in Christmas Island when things started to get serious and had a narrow escape, catching the last flight home before the island closed for nearly three years. He said tourism in Hawaii took a huge hit, but the silver lining was there was no traffic, no crowds, and empty surf spots. Fishing in Hawaii: What You Need to Know 09:52 - Rick shares some helpful tips for those planning a trip to Hawaii. He said that while Hawaii isn't a top destination for fly fishing, it's a great activity to add to your vacation, especially if you're looking for a few hours of fishing before the family wakes up. Oahu has some of the world's biggest bonefish, but with so many people and tourists, the fishing pressure is high. But Rick still recommends bringing your gear out for an adventure. Aside from bonefish, Rick says you can also fish for triggerfish and some varieties of goatfish. 12:37 - Rick shares that Oahu has flats around the whole island, but winter can bring dangerous surf on the north and west shores, while the south shore gets more giant waves in the summer. For those looking for specific spots, Rick recommends contacting his team for personalized advice based on where you're staying. Gear Rick suggests using a 7 or 8-weight rod, a floating fly line, and a tapered leader. For flies, crazy Charlie patterns in tan, brown, or orange work well, as do mantis shrimp patterns. 17:28 - Rick talks about catching some really big bonefish in Hawaii, with some reaching over 30 inches! The average fish on their charters weighs around 5 pounds, but you can catch ones that are 7-10 pounds pretty often. 22:53 - Rick explains that Hawaii's warm water temps stay consistent all year, from the mid-seventies to low eighties. This means you can fish for bonefish pretty much any day of the year. However, late summer and fall can bring rainy weather and strong winds, making fishing tougher. But if you're up for a challenge, the fishing is still great year-round. Casting in the Wind 23:54 - Rick says the key is to slow down and keep your stroke smooth and powerful. He also recommends casting sidearms to help the fly cut through the wind more efficiently. When it comes to rods, it's all about personal preference, but fast or medium-fast action rods work best for wind and saltwater fishing. As for fly lines, shorter, quicker shooting lines are great for windy days, while longer lines help with delicate casts when the conditions are better. 27:25 - Rick says there used to be a fly shop called Nervous Waters in Hawaii, but it closed down when the owner retired. If you're heading to Hawaii, you must bring everything you need. Fishing at Christmas Island 36:40 - Rick shares about Christmas Island, a remote spot south of Hawaii, where you can fish in a beautiful 145-square-mile lagoon. It's known for its incredible fishing variety, from bonefish and triggerfish to big tuna and sailfish. Triggerfish can grow up to 20 pounds and live in coral forts with special defenses. Rick talks about how tricky it is to catch them, but with the proper techniques, it's one of the world's best places for trigger fishing. Rick explains that a Christmas Island day isn't just about targeting one fish species. You could start with milkfish, which travel in huge schools, and then switch to offshore fishing for tuna or sailfish. After that, it's back to the lagoon to target bonefish and triggerfish. And when you think it's over, giant trevally might pop up. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/681  

Text us your thoughts on the episode or the show!Joining us today to talk about establishing Marketing Technology as a tool for business impact is Mirko Roettgers. Mirko is General Manager at Triggerfish, a global marketing technology agency based in Brisbane, Australia. Mirko is an experienced senior leader who helps implementing marketing and technology solutions that align to organisational strategic goals, with demonstrated experience across digital, marketing and technology disciplines. Prior to joining Triggerfish, Mirko held leadership roles in digital transformation, digital marketing, and other related fields both internally and at agencies. Tune in to hear:  - Mirko shares insights on the significance of marketing technology in achieving business goals, stressing the importance of aligning tech initiatives with organizational strengths.- The episode dives into the challenges and strategies for measuring the effectiveness of marketing operations teams, highlighting the dependency on various factors like sales and market conditions, and the need for metrics that directly tie to revenue.- The conversation shifts to how personalized marketing strategies can enhance customer retention and satisfaction, with examples of successful implementations in different sectors.- Mirko offers advice on how to approach new marketing technologies, emphasizing the need for clear objectives, limited scope, and gradual implementation to ensure sustained value from tech investments.Episode Brought to You By MO Pros The #1 Community for Marketing Operations Professionals Meet Jeto, your new Marketo campaign co-pilot!Jeto is an application that centralizes all your campaign intake into a single place by allowing marketers to easily create, launch, and manage campaigns without stepping foot in Marketo. The best part is that it also fully automates the Marketo program builds, enforces governance, and integrates with your entire martech stack.Ready to cut costs, speed up your campaigns, and make marketing operations a breeze? MOps-Apalooza is back by popular demand in Anaheim, California! Register for the magical community-led conference for Marketing and Revenue Operations pros.Support the show

Download our app: Apple Here  Android Here We are talking with the Department of Marine Resources about the new Recreational Offshore Landing Permit (ROLP). Mississippi anglers are required to have this permit to possess any reef fish species including any species of Snapper, Amberjack, Grouper, Hind, Triggerfish, and Cobia in Mississippi waters.  Also big thanks to Southern Magnolia Smiles, Sea 2 Swamp, Forever Young Men's and Women Health, and Taylor and Cox Law Firm, and Dewy Dew Bugs for the support! Also our app sponsor Coastal Marine Sales.  Want to be a part of the pelican gang? Check out our merch here. 

Senior Producer at Triggerfish, Vanessa Sinden on the recent success of this Cape Town based animation studio, “Triggerfish” which recently bagged multiple international awards over the past few weeks, Their series Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire, streaming on Disney+, proudly walked away with the prestigious Annie Award for Best Limited Series (TV/Media) in Los Angeles, USA, on Saturday, 17 February.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I speak with Terence Maluleke a remarkable Visual Developer and Fine Artist who has collaborated with industry giants like Walt Disney Animation Studios, Sony Pictures Animation, Netflix, and Triggerfish. Terence is also a co-founder of Kasi Sketchbook, an initiative dedicated to establishing drawing clubs in townships. His project inspires young artists to "Draw Your World" every day in their very own Kasi Sketchbooks. His art is deeply rooted in the figurative style and a celebration of his community. Terence's art, known for its vibrant colors and unique blend of styles, celebrates his community and has recently been exploring still-life themes. Terence also talks about his experience in animation and the importance of authentic representation in storytelling. He highlights his artistic process, the importance of intergenerational conversations in art, bridging the gap between tradition and innovation, the inspiration behind artwork his titles, and his vision for the future.You can connect with Terence at https://www.instagram.com/terencentsako/ 

Salt Life team member Brandon Hilliard talks with host Kieran Anderson about his charter experiences targeting Amberjack and Triggerfish in Destin, Florida.Topics discussed in this episode with Brandon:·       Brandon's background and experience with charter fishing in Destin, FL·       How Brandon got involved with chartering·       What a typical charter looks like for Capt. Brandon·       Methods to target Triggerfish and Amberjack·       His biggest Amberjack and Triggerfish catch in 2023·       Capt. Brandon's most memorable fishing stories·       Catch, clean, cook with his clientele·       His favorite part of being a charter captain·       Other upcoming fishing trips Follow Kieran Anderson on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kieranand3rson/Follow Brandon Hilliard on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/gotthehookup_charters/Follow Salt Life on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/realsaltlife/Shop Salt Life apparel at www.saltlife.com

Co-hosts Garrison and Corinne Doctor sit down for part two of their stories from the outer islands of the Seychelles. Garrison seeks GT redemption, Corinne learns why Trigger Fish have a bad reputation and more tales from Astove Atoll. To learn more about fishing the Seychelles, please visit https://alphonsefishingco.com/ Fishing Stories is brought to you by RepYourWater and Locke + Co.

Kizaki Moto è una serie antologica di 10 episodi in animazione che presenta storie, team creativi e stili grafici diversi provenienti da 6 paesi africani. La serie è prodotta da Peter Ramsey, Tendayi Nyeke e Anthony Silverston dello studio Triggerfish e rilasciata su Disney + il 5 luglio. Le storie si concentrano su possibili Afriche … Continua a leggere "13×34 – L'antidoto a Secret Invasion è Kizaki Moto"

The gang punches their tickets back onto the Star Wars train with the second season of Star Wars: Visions, the non-canon anthology series showcasing animation studios from around the world. This time around we're not locked into Anime-only, and get to see cool stop-motion from Aardman (of Wallace and Gromit fame) and Triggerfish, anime from Studio Mir, and awesome visual stories from lesser-known studios like El Guiri and La Cachette. We discuss them all in this episode, talk about which ones hit and which ones missed, and give everyone their fair share of flowers. Content warning: SPOILERS, strong language.

Start your sublight engines! Join the gang as they dive into Star Wars: Visions season 2. May the Force be with you and DON'T kriff it up!Points of Interest: Wedge Antilles' affiliate links, Chilean Pride flag, Jean Jacket imagery, Studio Ghibli and its consequences, please give Ahsoka brown contacts, Visions season 3 Rael Averross short, Scar Wars, the Avatar “franchise”, Across the Christo-Verse, Pryce Family Reunion, Meghan Trainor's hit song “Wallace and Gromit”, the Try Guys try cutting off the Dark Head, “I am a Jedi, Dr. Han”, Darth Maul is a Christ-like figure, and Aau is a girlie in STEAM.---- The specific cultural influences behind “Sith”, “Screecher's Reach”, and “In the Stars,” including more info we didn't know when recording about the indigenous Patagonian inspirations for “In the Stars.”- More info on “In the Stars,” including background on how the specific animation style was achieved.- Introductory information on the Selk'nam genocide, the eradication of an indigenous tribe in southern Chile and Argentina, in the Tierra del Fuego archipelago.- A bit of background on the situation of recognition of indigenous tribes in Chile at the time “In the Stars” was being developed in 2022-Info about “Los Colonos,” the Chilean film that just premiered at Cannes about the Selk'nam genocide (it is in Spanish, so you may need to translate it).- The current situation with lithium mining in Chile and how it affects indigenous communities- The co-production story behind “The Pit” and Lucasfilm's Leandre Thomas working with D'ART Shtajio.- Background on how Lucasfilm worked with the studios on Visions S2- The unique backstory behind “I Am Your Mother,” (that we didn't know when we recorded).- The story behind the production and cultural influences of Au's Song- An in depth interview with the co-writers and directors of “Au's Song”- How Lucasfilm's collab with South African studio Triggerfish for “Au's Song” led to a long term Disney partnership and creation of an Afrofuturist animated anthology, Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire- More about Kizazi Moto, coming to D+ soon---Find us elsewhere: Tiktok - @rupalpspodraceTwitter - @RuPalpsPodraceInstagram - @rupalpspodraceTumblr - @rupalpspodraceSubscribe to Ollie & Klaudia's podcast, the Mystery SpotcastSubscribe to Jess' Star Wars TTRPG podcast set in the High Republic, For Light and Dice---Contact us:- Send us a question in our TikTok Q&A or Tumblr ask box.- Email us at rupalpspodrace@gmail.com- Submit a fic for Name That Ship---Star Wars: The High Republic Reading GuideJoin the RuPalp's Storygraph High Republic Reading Challenge

Hey! You! Yeah, you. Ever heard of a Triggerfish? Probably not, right? Maybe you're thinking: "Yeah but there are SO many animals I've never heard of, why should I care about this one?" and that's where this podcast comes in - to tell you to get your head out of your ass and start paying attention. If you're a lover of the ocean, a fish-eater, a fish-hater, someone wanting to brush up on their general knowledge before a pub quiz, or anyone with a passing interest in hearing two women talk about douchey animals - this episode is for you. Joining Alice this week is the fabulous Kate Sheridan and boy, they are covering a range of topics! Shakespeare. High School Musical 2. The founding of New Zealand. All of these topics are addressed in this episode -as well as a hearty dose of Triggerfish talk and an easy-to-understand breakdown of why our coral reefs are in trouble. Rest assured, you'll leave this episode with more Triggerfish knowledge than you know what to do with. You're welcome. Our charity of the week this week is The Coral Planters, doing the Lord's work in helping restore and monitor our vitally important Coral reefs around the world. Check out their website at: www.thecoralplanters.org. Follow the amazing Kate Sheridan and her adventures in the Maldives at: www.instagram.com/conservation_kate.

On this week's episode of Tide Chasers Podcast we have a special recap show of our host Bobby Norgard's incredible trip to Africa and the Seychelles this past spring! Trips to places like the Seychelles are certainly a bucket list destination for many saltwater fly anglers. Bobby gives us a breakdown of his trip, including doing battle with Giant Trevally, Triggerfish, and more on the coral atolls. Bobby also gives us some great tips on how to make your dream destination trip a reality. Make sure to tune in to hear more about fishing in this incredible place! Tide Chasers is a weekly podcast featuring local fishermen, charter captains, tackle shop owners and party boat captains among others. We discuss our local fisheries as well as opportunities to the north and south of our home waters of PA/NJ. If you or someone you know would like to be a guest, send us a message! Otherwise, we appreciate all the likes, shares, follows and subscribers as it helps us grow! Help us get the word out, hit that share button! Where to find Tide Chasers on Social media: Instagram: @tide_chasers Facebook: www.Facebook.com/tidechaserspodcast Hosts: Khoa @thatasianangler Bobby @fishingwithaphd Lee @ljssurfing Tyler @tmwilczek  Guest: Bobby Norgard @fishingwithaphd Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Star Wars Reactions!Our 128th episode concludes our look out Star Wars Visions, Volume 2 as our hosts Aaron Harris and David Modders sit down and share their reactions to “The Bandits of Golak” (episode 7), “The Pit” (episode 8), and “Aau's Song” (episode 9)! Join them as they explore each episode: sharing episode details, discussing what they liked about each episode and of course, the animation!Plus listener emails and Aaron closes the show out with another Star Wars Dad Joke of the Week!Episode 128 Talking Points:“The Bandits of Golak”Episode InfoSynopsisRugal The JediA unique InquisitorRugal vs the Inquisitor, a very cool lightsaber battleParting of the water to escapeThe Flute“The Pit”Episode InfoSynopsisThe Deep issues of the episodeWake up!Viktor Frankl's “Man's Search for Meaning” and human treatment of each otherOblivious to what's around youNature's involvement“Aau's Song”Episode InfoSynopsisFather and Daughter relationshipKratuAau's sing, believe it or not?Listener EmailsStar Wars Dad Joke of the WeekStar Wars Reactions: Elegant discussions for a more civilized age!Follow us on Twitter!Follow us on Facebook!Follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Pinterest!Subscribe on YouTube!Follow Aaron and David on Twitter!Follow David on Instagram!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3455852/advertisement

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/457 Presented By: Waters West, Trxstle, Mavrk Fly Fishing, Dette Flies Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors In this episode, we meet Craig Richardson - Head Guide at Fly Cast Away on St. Brandons Atoll, Guide at Como Maalifushi in the Maldives, and WorldCast Anglers. Craig's early entry into competitive fishing in South Africa sets the stage for our exploration of euro nymphing and the drawbacks of excessive tight lining. He shares an intriguing story about landing his first guiding opportunity in a tigerfish river, highlighting a significant milestone in his angling journey. Craig provides valuable recommendations for those dreaming of a Seychelles trip and discusses the amazing strength of Humphead Parrotfish, the angry nature of Giant Travellies, and the unpredictable allure of Triggerfish. The conversation also touches on Craig's fishing adventures with Jeff Currier and his current work at Bob Marriott's Fly Shop in Los Angeles, adding another exciting dimension to his angling journey. This episode is filled with insights, stories, and a shared passion for the sport. Show Notes with Craig Richardson 03:00 - We had Jako Lucas in the podcast in episode 281 where we dug into Jako's top 20 fly fishing destinations. 05:00 - An average Giant Trevally size is about 75-85cm. A bigger one is about a meter. And a huge one is about 115-120cm. 14:05 - Craig got into competitive fishing at 13 years old when he joined the youth team in South Africa. 18:00 - Craig tells the story of how he was offered his first guiding gig in a tigerfish river in South Africa. 26:30 - Baitfishing for carp is the largest community of fishermen in South Africa. 28:10 - Craig based all of his fishing knowledge on the book, Trout Hunter: The Way of an Angler by Rene Harrop. 35:00 - Craig explains why focusing too much on tight lining is bad for euro nymphing. 46:00 - FlyCastAway.com and AlphonseFishingCo.com are great companies to book your Seychelles trip with. 46:30 - We talk about the Humphead Parrotfish and what makes this creature special. 48:25 - Giant Travellies are one of the maddest and most aggressive fish in saltwater. 49:10 - Parrot fish fights really hard. Their beaks are like bolt cutters. 50:30 - People usually come to Seychelles to target GTs but end up loving Triggerfish. 52:00 - Watch this Triggerfish attack a diver. 54:00 - We talk about Jeff Currier. Craig tells us how they used to fish together a lot when they became neighbors. 1:02:30 - Craig is in Los Angeles right now, working for Bob Marriot's Fly Shop. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/457

We conclude Star Wars Visions Volume II this week with a look at "The Bandits of Golak" from 88 Pictures, "The Pit" from D'Art Shtajio and Lucasfilm, and "Aau's Song" from Triggerfish. Follow the Nerds: Trevor: @TrevorJStarkey Logan: @LeftyLoggy Cameron: @RevCabbott That Nerdy Site: @thatnerdysite  

Andrew and J Scotty return to a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away to give their reaction and review of Star Wars Visions Vol 2, now streaming on Disney Plus!Use my special link zen.ai/staywhelmed12 to save 12% at blendjet.com. The discount will be applied at checkout!

This is our spoiler free review for Star Wars Visions Volume 2. We discuss how this volume takes us around the globe to paint a masterpiece, telling personal stories filled with heart and culture on top of the canvas that is a galaxy far far away.Star Wars Visions Volume 2 is available on Disney+ May the 4th, 2023.Check out Geekcentric onYouTube | Instagram | Twitter | TikTokJoin Nate on Twitch at - twitch.tv/nateplaysgames

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On this week's episode of Tide Chasers podcast, we head south to meet Rex Hannon! Rex is an avid fly fisherman and owner of WorldWide FlyWorks and Outfitters in Jensen Beach, Florida. We discuss his background learning to fly fish in central Pennsylvania and more recent adventures chasing Largemouth Bass and freshwater exotics in Florida. Rex also tells us about his trips to Mexico to complete the Grand Slam and catch Triggerfish on the fly. Rex recently opened his own fly shop, taking pride in providing an unmatched experience for fly anglers! This is definitely an episode you will not want to miss! Tide Chasers is a weekly podcast featuring local fishermen, charter captains, tackle shop owners and party boat captains among others. We discuss our local fisheries as well as opportunities to the north and south of our home waters of PA/NJ. If you or someone you know would like to be a guest, send us a message! Otherwise, we appreciate all the likes, shares, follows and subscribers as it helps us grow! Help us get the word out, hit that share button! Where to find Tide Chasers on Social media: Instagram: @tide_chasers Facebook: www.Facebook.com/tidechaserspodcast Hosts: Khoa @thatasianangler Dan @dmancari18 Bobby @fishingwithaphd Lee @ljssurfing Tyler @tmwilczek  Guest: Rex Hannon @worldwideflyworksandoutfitters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mirko Roettgers is the Integrator for Triggerfish, a Brisbane based technology company that helps enterprise clients maximise their customer experience platforms to better engage and market to both long standing and new customers. Mirko has had quite a geographic and professional journey to get to his current role. Now firmly ensconced in the Australian way of life, in this episode, Mirko discusses his leadership experiences, how he engages his team and where his motivation is drawn from. Mirko also provides insights into the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) and how it has shaped Triggerfish into the business it is today. For more information about Triggerfish click here. For more information about EOS click here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gripping-business-tales/message

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Brant Peacher of AnglerUp with Brant out of Pensacola, FL. He tells us about the Fall Pompano run that seems to have started along the beach. There are also tons of ladyfish, bluefish & Spanish there as well so if you just want to catch something, the beaches are hard to beat right now. There are also an abundance of Mangrove Snapper being caught on inshore structure and the really big ones hold on offshore structure. The offshore and nearshore bite has been strong as well. Triggerfish are in season and this time of year you might also find a King Mackerel patrolling the wrecks. It is a great time of year to fish the Pensacola area!

On today's show we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures out of Destin, FL. He tells us about catching triggerfish on the near shore reefs & mangrove snapper on inshore structure. The tricky part about catching keeper triggerfish is that there are so many of them and the smaller ones are more aggressive. It sounds like the nearshore and jetty fishing is a great way to fill your freezer right now with two of the best tasting fish that we have in the Gulf!

Part 3 from Jim Shell's Structure Fishing Workshop talks about Buck Perry's insight into how light triggers fish to feed. #ittoutdoors #minnowoverboard #structurefishing #homeofthefish #BuckPerry #walleye #weather

A weekly up-close and personal 'Profile' interview with some of the best-known entertainers, influencers, and personalities in SA and beyond. Previous guests have included Lucifer actress Lesley-Ann Brandt, Reyka star Kim Engelbrecht, singer Kelly Khumalo and movie director Liesl Tommy. Guest: Stuart Forest See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Sweetman interviews 2D Character Designer Alfred Achiampong (aka Yo__Qwick) on how to stand out as a freelancer when targeting your work at the entertainment industry. Alfred's clients include the concept art studio Mooncolony, 9B collective, Supercell , Suncreature, Triggerfish animation & Portfolio Entertainment. Full Video podcast here: https://youtu.be/MiPzNkHbAl4 Alfred's Instagram: www.instagram.com/yo__qwick Alfred's Artstation: www.artstation.com/alfredachiampong Podcast character thumbnail by Alfred Achiampong

This week we look at how to target Triggerfish.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ncsww)

On this report, Butch Thierry and co-host Capt. Patric Garmeson talks Lower Alabama fishing tips and tales with some of the best anglers on the Alabama Gulf Coast. This week, our expert contributors are Scott Kennedy, Capt. Wesley Hallman, and Capt. Kendall Annan. Plus, Blakely Ellis of CCA Alabama joins the show to talk about his latest ASFR ticket giveaway for the upcoming Mobile, Alabama Boat Show. Enjoy this great show! This Report is Presented By: Angelo DePaola - The Coastal Connection - eXp Realty & Sportsman Marina Check Out The Best Regional Fishing Tournaments on Fishing Chaos Please subscribe, rate, and review wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts and if you'd like us to email you the podcast, just head over to greatdaysoutdoors.com/asfr, and we'll send you the new show each week. Check Out The NEWEST WAY To Get Your Fishing Reports: TEXT "fishing" to 314-665-1767 Keep Whackin'em! //////////// Sponsors: Bajio Sunglasses Sportsman Marine L&M Marina Admiral Shellfish United Bank Buck's Island Marina MB Ranch King Blinds Test Calibration Photonis Dixie Supply & Baker Metal Works CCA Alabama Angelo Depaola EXP Realty "The Coastal Connection" KillerDock Fishbites National Land Realty- Gulf Coast Office Hilton's Offshore Charts Great Days Outdoors Foster Contracting Ricciardone Family Dentistry

Welcome back to another edition of The AFA Podcast Interview series. This time, our man Evan Vernon chats with Stuart Forrest, the co-founder and CEO of Triggerfish, the award-winning animation studio based in Capetown, South Africa. They speak about the story behind the studio's latest feature Seal Team, now streaming on Netflix, as well as Stuart's own career path. They also discuss Triggerfish's own story, including how they came to work on Sesame Street and the burgeoning Pan-African animation industry and their upcoming project Kizazi Moto with Disney. If you enjoy the show, why not leave us a review? It can really help others discover the show. If you have any ideas for future shows, questions for us to answer or any other enquiries, feel free to email us here or leave us a voice message on Anchor. GET EPISODES EARLY AND AD-FREE BY BECOMING A PATRON or make a donation to help run the site and the show. See all our Episodes here SHOW NOTES Seal Team Review Triggerfish Animation Kizazi Moto: Generation Of Fire Stuart Forrest: Twitter IMDB LinkedIn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/animation-for-adults/message

Refilwe Moloto speaks to Triggerfish Academy CEO, Colin Payne about the three-year partnership with German funded, Employment for Skills and Development in Africa Programme. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. He tells us about a solid offshore bite featuring red snapper, mangrove snapper, gag grouper and a surprise visit from a cobia! We also discuss some of the science behind the cobia migration as well as some of the science that effects most migratory species we see in the Gulf of Mexico. Jordan also tells us how he fishes the late summer months, theres no shortage of trout & redfish at first light along with the tarpon migration that are on the beach side. Also, don't forget that Triggerfish and AJ's are back in season, so the offshore bite should remain active for a while. Be sure to watch the weather for both extreme heat and thunderstorms this time of year and if you can sneak out, there are still plenty of fish to be caught! 

Blanca Valencia is a cook and expert in Spanish gastronomy. In this episode of Camino Talks she walks us through the Camino Frances and the regions it passes through, discussing the unique and notable foods that you will find along the Way of Saint James. We discuss Navarra, La Rioja, Castile and Leon, and Galicia, with their diverse and delicious foods! You can see the full French Way on the Camino here: https://followthecamino.com/en/camino-tours/camino-frances/. Born in Spain, Blanca Valencia grew up between Central America and Spain. She is a cook, teacher and speaker that specializes in Spanish food. Blanca has a Grand Diplome from London's Le Cordon Bleu and has run the test kitchen at Books For Cooks (London). She has also run a stage at elBullihotel (Seville, Spain), and the cooking school at Alambique (Madrid). She collaborates regularly with the Spanish Commercial Offices and gives talks and workshops about Spanish gastronomy at the Cervantes Institutes in the U.S. and Ireland. Blanca is the co-host of Spicebags podcast, a podcast about international food and communities in an Irish context. In Dublin, Blanca has done classes in Triggerfish cookshop, Cook's academy, Catex, and the All-Ireland Tapas competition. Her favourite town on the Camino Francés is Sahagún, where her grandmother is from. You can learn more on her website: www.blancavalencia.com And listen to the Spice Bags podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5b44J6OhuLI3ySVnIkvYWz - - - You can learn more about Follow the Camino and our active holiday packages on our website - www.followthecamino.com There is a Camino out there for everyone, from family holidays to solo travellers, and all of our holidays are custom-made for you. We can even make your walking days shorter and add in extra rest days to suit your level of fitness. Follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/followthecamino Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/followthecamino Twitter: https://twitter.com/followthecamino Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF4PbxVdQtU9f71i6vq7MOQ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ie/followthecamino Don't forget to sign up for our weekly newsletter and be the first to hear about new products, events and exclusive offers: www.followthecamino.com/sign-up-for-newsletter/ #SpanishFood #CaminoFrances #FollowTheCamino #CaminoDeSantiago #CaminoTalks

Scotty and Keith Talk Fly Fishing for GT in East Africa, Tigerfish, Pirates, Shilton Reels, and More! When you have Keith Rose-Innes on the podcast, you know it's going to be a banger of an episode! Keith is co-founder of Alphonse Fishing Co., a fly fishing lodge and guide service in The Seychelles, and you may also recognize Keith from Shilton Reels and the popular Alphlexo Crab saltwater fly that originated at the lodge.

Scotty and Paul Talk Fly Fishing Art, Seychelles Shenanigans, and More!Paul is a fly fishing artist and owner of Flood Tide Co. Paul feels fortunate to have stories from fishing all over the world with some of his good friends in places such as The Seychelles, Honduras, The Bahamas, Argentina, Cuba, Yucatan of Mexico, and the greater US.

Fishing and Hunting Guide Brad Taylor, from Taylor Outdoors on Lake Murray, is our guest on this week's show. Brad gives us the full rundown on what's biting now on Lake Murray and a look at the prospects for the upcoming alligator hunting season. Triggerfish are on the menu on the Roadkill Cafe. NC's mountain trout are available in the delayed harvest waters and we break down the 2020 deer season results. All that and a chocolate frog....

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures out of Destin, FL. He tells us about a recent trip involving a GoPro Hero 9 & a Triggerfish. We also talk about catching red snapper and triggerfish on the fly. A really unique way to target reef species, plus there's always a chance that a King mackerel or cobia to show up in the chum slick. Monster Jack Crevelle are on the beaches and the ladyfish & bluefish are thick there as well. Any one of those can make a day on the beach with a fly rod a memorable trip.

Matilda Leijon tar oss med till Reef's End Lodge för en fiskeupplevelse som slutade med ett minne för livet och ett lyckoskrik ute i det turkosa vattnet. Texten publicerades i maj 2020. Läser in gör Matilda Leijon.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures out of Destin, FL. He tells us about the mixed bag that they've been catching offshore. Vermillion Snapper, Mangrove Snapper, Triggerfish, AJ's and even a nice shark! May is the month when you can really bring home some groceries and have a lot of fun in the process. Cobia are still MIA but word on the street is that Capt Lionel may or may not have landed his 1st tarpon of the year!

In this episode we talk to Jasmine Harrison and Mark Sealey. Both of them have completed the 2020 Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge and rowed 3000 miles from the Canary Island of La Gomera to Antigua. More people have climbed Everest in one year than have rowed the Atlantic Ocean, and it is rightly considered to be one of the toughest challenges on the planet. Jasmine Harrison represented the team Rudderly Mad and did the crossing solo. Mark Sealey rowed the Atlantic as part of the 4 person Force Genesis team. Both of them experienced Sargassum during their crossing and tell us the story of their crossing. Listen to the episode to hear about: - Sargassum being a welcome sight to see while out a sea as long as it doesn't get stuck in the rudders (5:25) - What it is like to hear about Sargassum the first time while being in the middle of the Atlantic (7:00) - The three charities they are raising money for while doing the crossing (9:45) - How Jasmine heard about the Atlantic crossing and decided to take part (12:00) - Seasickness, bad weather, capsizing, gear breaking, mental challenges and close encounters with ships : toughest moments out at sea (14:05, 17:30, 22:15) - Sunsets, night skies, flat water and wildlife: best moments out at sea (15:30, 17:45, 23:50) - Support vessels checking in with them (18:10) - How they switched between rowing and sleeping (18:45) - How does wildlife change across the Atlantic (26:10) - Most of the plastic seen was in the Sargassum (30:05) - Dorado, Mahi Mahi and Triggerfish were some of the larger fish they saw (33:00) - Scary moment: Getting your boat harpoon speared by blue marlin (35:40) - Getting stuck in thick Sargassum mats (40:00) - “Are you really going to row the Atlantic?” “Why wouldn't you?” (44:40) - The feeling of arriving in Antigua (47:00) Transcript Learn more about the two rowing teams: Jasmine Harrison ֍ Website ֍ Facebook ֍ Instagram ֍ Charity/donation link Mark Sealey ֍ Website ֍ Facebook ֍ Instagram ֍ Twitter ֍ Charity/donation link Sargassum podcast: SargassumPodcast@gmx.net, facebook, twitter, Instagram, linkedin. Become one of our patrons Like our music? The song is called Them Ah Pree by Drizzle Roadranna. Follow him on spotify and youtubeand Spotify

Recent verkocht hij zijn bureau Triggerfish aan het Enschedese bureau Doop en ging hij terug naar de inhoud. Sander van den Dries is strategy director bij Doop en richtte 16 jaar geleden Triggerfish op. Hij vertelt zijn verhaal. Hoe hij van ambitieuze ondernemer naar een bureau met 20 mensen groeide, om vervolgens in een burn-out terecht te komen. Daarna koos hij voor zichzelf, maar daarmee ook voor het voortbestaan van zijn 'kindje'. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sailorman/message

Another week brings another episode of REEDcast. This week sans Chekov, Geeky and Sigard discuss ISC, SCL, the upcoming 3.13 PTU, PVP controversy and more. This will be the last episode of REEDcast...Trigger Fish! We don't discuss Trigger Fish during the episode, but couldn't resist. About the REED Organization: The very foundation of REED is based on the core values of the Research through the Exploratory ventures of each and every one of our members. We would be remiss if the Engineering of our Discoveries as an organization through the uncharted heavenly territories governing our space would not merit our pride. We continuously invest in implementing this knowledge for the furthering of this organizations interest. It is this ethos that sets us apart from the rest. REED's Org Page:  https://robertsspaceindustries.com/orgs/REED REED Content Creators: Oearth's Youtube:  https://bit.ly/3oxm7hN Music is provided by Cody Vidal AKA AdmiralCody (https://codyvidal.bandcamp.com/) and Kayla Gutierrez  (Kalibri) kaylagutierrez.bandcamp.com Where to find us: Email:  reedcastsc@gmail.com Text:  646-783-8154 Twitter:  @REEDcastsc Anchor:  http://www.anchor.fm/reedcast Discord:  https://discord.gg/pdJyTVJ6mp YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3hAnGqH Twitch:  https://www.twitch.tv/chekov425 In Game:  waytoogeeky, chekov42, Sigard-Olufson --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reedcast/message

It is time now to turn to our sizzling, Covid-era heartthrob, the kitchen, and unpack all its secrets. Going through your kitchen tools is like reexamining your dating history. Some tools are frivolous, some remind us of our parents, some we snapped up on a whim and can’t live without, some are pretty but what the heck were we thinking?We talk tools with food writer and stylist Ali Dunworth, Bob Toal, founder of Dublin’s cooking supply shop Trigger Fish, and Maria Llamas, who runs the legendary cooking school and supply shop Alambique in Madrid.From sous-vide to salad-spinners, we examine the world of kitchen utensils. What utensils make our kitchens tick? Which tools fill us with shame? Plus we find out why Blanca has a corner in her kitchen that looks like a medieval dungeon. Mentioned in this episode: Ali Dunworth thatalice.com Triggerfish Cookshop https://triggerfishcookshop.ie/ Alambique https://www.alambique.com/ Burt Wolf, The New Cook’s Catalogue(Photo credit: Kitchen vector created by pch.vector - www.freepik.com)

It's Episode 11 of "An Open Water Swimmer's Podcast" . . . it was an absolute joy to be able to chat to DJ, Radio Broadcaster and Wim Hoff devotee, Eddy Temple-Morris. Not only is Eddy a passionate advocate of the sea and all that lives within it, he is also a patron of the charity "My Black Dog"; a charity close to his heart that deals with anyone who needs help with their mental wellbeing. He started Wim Hoff a number of years ago as a way to improve his mental state, and now he is an ardent proponent of its benefits. We chat about swimming pools in Iran, Resveretrol, being chased by Trigger Fish and how the water wants to kill you... allegedly. Enjoy!

* Triggerfish on Covid! * California Judge Allows Strip Clubs to Open, Citing First Amendment – Churches Remain Shuttered! * The FBA authorized the first coronavirus test that can be performed entirely at home Tuesday. The COVID-19 All-In-One Test Kit, manufactured by Lucira Health, is administered by a self-collected nasal swab, which is then put into a sample vial. Users can see the tet results on a light-up screen in 30 minutes or less. * The United States passed 250,000 coronavirus deaths Wednesday. * Photos emerge of California Gov. Gavin Newsom dining unmasked with large party — and even CNN is criticizing the blatant hypocrisy - TheBlaze.com. * Danish study says masks don’t work. * Rand Paul to Newsmax TV: Fauci Will ‘Keep Us Masked Until End. * Candace Owens sues Facebook fact-checkers for defamation: 'Time to fact-check the fact-checkers'.

Hour 1 * The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints – Russell M. Nelson: The challenges that we face as fellow global citizens are immense, but our ability to feel hope and seek healing in Jesus Christ remains strong. Please join me for a special message of hope and healing on Nov. 20 at 11 am MST. * Trump campaign holds press conference in Washington DC. * The two Republicans on Wayne County’s elections board who changed their votes to certify the county’s results on the condition of an audit now say that they were misled by the Democratic vice chair, who originally promised that one would occur. * S. Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham said he would “urge” President Trump to share intelligence briefings with President-Elect Joe Biden – Newsweek. * Tucker Carlson said Trump campaign lawyer Sidney Powell refused to provide evidence backing up her “bombshell” claim that electronic voting machines stole millions of votes from President Donald Trump. Hour 2 * Triggerfish on Covid! * California Judge Allows Strip Clubs to Open, Citing First Amendment – Churches Remain Shuttered! * The FBA authorized the first coronavirus test that can be performed entirely at home Tuesday. The COVID-19 All-In-One Test Kit, manufactured by Lucira Health, is administered by a self-collected nasal swab, which is then put into a sample vial. Users can see the tet results on a light-up screen in 30 minutes or less. * The United States passed 250,000 coronavirus deaths Wednesday. * Photos emerge of California Gov. Gavin Newsom dining unmasked with large party — and even CNN is criticizing the blatant hypocrisy – TheBlaze.com. * Danish study says masks don’t work. * Rand Paul to Newsmax TV: Fauci Will ‘Keep Us Masked Until End. * Candace Owens sues Facebook fact-checkers for defamation: ‘Time to fact-check the fact-checkers’. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

What is it like to be a world-renowned cybercriminal and what motivates them? Today’s guest referred to as the original internet Godfather shares his experience running a cybercriminal empire, going on the run, and ultimately turning his life around. Brett Johnson was responsible for refining modern financial cybercrime as we know it today. After being placed on the United States’ Most Wanted list, captured and convicted of 39 felonies, Brett promptly escaped prison. Captured again, Brett served his time, accepted responsibility, and found redemption through his loved ones and the help of the FBI. Today he is considered a leading authority on internet crime, identity theft, and cybersecurity. Brett speaks and consults around the world to help protect people and organizations from the type of person he used to be. Show Notes: [1:11] - Brett starts telling his story by summing up why he got the title, “The Original Internet Godfather.” What really got him the title was him building the first organized cybercrime community called ShadowCrew. [2:24] - Brett ran both ShadowCrew and CounterfeitLibrary. The other primary cybercrime site that he did not run was CarderPlanet. [3:14] - ShadowCrew and CounterfeitLibrary were run like forums and marketplaces to connect and network with other criminals. [4:37] - Brett was arrested in 2005 and was offered a job to work with the Secret Service, but chose to continue pursuing criminal activity and eventually made his way onto the United States Most Wanted List. [5:40] - Secret Service used a Trigger Fish, now called a Stingray, which locates targeted cell phones in a specific area. This device was used to find Brett at Disney World and to arrest him. [7:37] - Brett shares the experience of his car and house being searched and how his choices got him caught. [9:54] - Brett’s tendency to break the law started when he was 10 years old and his mom was also a criminal. He shares a lot of his childhood background in shoplifting. [12:13] - Although he started shoplifting as a child, Brett says that as an adult, he made the choice to continue criminal activity. [13:32] - Brett’s first cybercrime was on eBay by posting a Beanie Baby for sale, requiring the buyer to send a money order that couldn’t be canceled, and sent her an item that did not match the post. [16:07] - Brett kept going and his eBay crimes led to pirated software, which led to modchips, which led to programming satellite DSS cards. [17:40] - After bringing in several thousand dollars per week under his real name, Brett got scared he would get caught, so he shares his story about getting a fake ID to open a bank account. [18:17] - Brett’s fear of being abandoned became a reality when his wife left him. [19:36] - Brett remarried a stripper who was an addict. Through all of his crimes, his second marriage caused his sister to disown him. [21:06] - It took several years of not speaking to his sister and justifying his actions for Brett to realize that he was in prison because he chose to break the law. [22:08] - For three after being released from prison on probation in 2011, he couldn’t get a job because he wasn’t allowed to use a computer. [23:13] - Brett met his current wife during this time and moved in with her. He was able to find a job doing yard work. [24:00] - Although he was doing better, during the winter months when there was no yard work to do, he got online to find stolen credit card information and started making orders. He went back to prison for 10 months. [25:24] - After his 10 months, he got married, and started to turn his life around. He contacted an FBI agent for job advice and now he feels he is living a blessed life. [26:40] - Now Brett does a lot of consulting and hosts a few podcasts. He also works with AARP and other types of organizations. [28:19] - A big misconception people have about cybercriminals is that they are very educated and can hack into anything. But 98% of cybercriminals out there are really good social engineers and know-how to manipulate someone using technology and psychology. [29:56] - The number 1 group for identity theft is children. [30:51] - Most people use the same password across multiple accounts. Brett says to always use a password manager. [32:38] - The reason a scam works is because the scammer and the victim are on opposite sides of the field. The scammer works to get the victim to his side by establishing trust through technology and social engineering. [34:36] - How good is the scammer at establishing trust with a victim using the technology they have? [37:09] - The scammer’s job is to make sure the victim is not thinking objectively. [37:50] - People like to trust. Generally, people like to see the best in people. Brett says to trust, but verify. [39:08] - In his experience as a consultant, Brett has found that most victims suspect something might be a scam but alienate themselves from telling anyone out of embarrassment as society tends to blame the victim. [42:16] - Chris asks Brett when a scammer stops caring about the victims and only cares about the money. Brett answers that it depends on whether or not the scammer is a sociopath. He says that most scammers are not and come to believe their own justifications. [44:18] - There’s no beneficial thing about being a criminal. [44:50] - Be proactive, not reactive, when it comes to security. Thanks for joining us on Easy Prey. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review.  Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page whatismyipaddress.com Easy Prey on Instagram Easy Prey on Twitter Easy Prey on LinkedIn Easy Prey on YouTube Easy Prey on Pinterest AnglerPhish Web Page Brett Johnson on Twitter Brett Johnson on LinkedIn

In this episode of On the Cast, Dyl and Mitch welcome on fly fishing guide Kiel Jones to take you on an adventure to the incredible tropical reef flats of Christmas Island. Kiel dives deep into his fly fishing journey and life experiences, including his battle with cancer and how fishing helped to keep a positive outlook on life.  Kiel gets right into it, explaining what makes Christmas Island a top destination and gives up some juicy advice on the approach taken to targeting the three main species on the island; Giant Trevally, Trigger Fish and the infamous Bonefish. No matter if you are a seasoned fly fisho or about as competent as Dyl with  Fly rod, this episode is truly exciting and filled with some incredible stories and tactics. Its one to get any fisho's arm twitchy!Follow us on Instagram @onthecastmedia and share a screenshot of yourself listening to the podcast for a feature on our story. As always, if this episode helps you catch a few Bream don't forget to tag us on your socials or send us a pic!Kiel's instagram @uncletwistIf you have any questions please contact us at onthecastmedia@gmail.com

We hear from Capt. Brant Peacher and get a brief local fishing report for Pensacola, FL & also hear about a recent trip he took to the Fort Myers/Sanibel Island FL area. We will also talk to Capt. Justin Leake out of Panama City, FL about how he fishes for redfish this time of year and some of the changes in their feeding patterns that are starting to happen due to the slow transition into Fall. He also shares some tips he has for using live crabs as bait. Last but not least we check in with Capt. Lionel James out of Destin, FL and talk about fishing the near shore reef fishing in that area and find out how he targets the smaller species that tend to live there.

Eric from Triggerfish is considered by most as one of the craft beer pioneers in South Africa. We chat about his journey from home-brew to brewpub and his fondness forContinue reading#BT 092: Ten Years for Triggerfish Brewing

Guest: Stuart Forrest/ CEO at Triggerfish 

Interview with Ed Martin This episode covers spearfishing in the Florida Keys. We chat species, hydrography, conditions, and more. Ed Martin is a speargun craftsman and Freedive Instructor based in Isla Morada. Listen in! Important Links Vin Bag - mentioned in the introduction Killshot Spearguns. Ed Martin | Ph 239-850-8862 PADI Freedive Instructor Killshot on Instagram - killshot_spearguns Killshot on twitter - ed@33036 FB-@killshotspearguns Deep Spearfishing Encyclopedia | Anvar Mufazalov Important Times 03:50 Ed Martin Introduction and Background. Crappy gear, Angola & Barracuda 12:45 Massive discussion about Sharks, Shark Shields, Body Language and Tales! 21:15 Popular boats for spearfishing in Florida 23:15 Most Memorable Fish | Mangrove Snapper 28:00 What is something that scared the crap out of you and what did you takeaway from it? 'We don't rise to the level of our expectation, we fall to the level of our training." 31:00 The relaxation Conversation! 36:00 Veterans Vault: Spearfishing in the Florida Keys Geography and Hydrography as it relates to spearfishing in the area Species: Hogfish, Mutton Snapper, Grouper, Triggerfish, Grunts, Yellowjack, Amberjack and the whole Jack family Freedive Instructors in the area Spearfishing Club 50:00 How to make a Poke 63:00 Funniest Moments out Spearfishing 69:00 Whats in your spearfishing dive bag? 82:00 Spearo Q&A

Capt. Lionel James and I talk about fishing the Destin, FL area. Specifically targeting those fish that are on the move down the beaches there. We talk to Capt. Justin Leake about the inshore bite as well as the offshore fishery in the Panama City area. We also get him to break down the impact of re-opening the old pass in the PCB area. We hear from Capt. Brant Peacher and get to live vicariously through him as we hear about a recent trip he took to fish the Everglades. We encourage you to tell a friend about the podcast and share us on social media. It is just going to keep getting better and better! We appreciate your support!

March Madness indeed! With the warmer air and water temperatures fish are really starting to turn on in the FL Panhandle! We hear about a monster school of black drum off the beach in Panama City Beach from Capt. Justin Leake of Panama City Inshore. We talk to Capt Brant Peacher of Angler Up with Brant over in Pensacola about how to sight fish the pompano off the beach. We'll also talk to Capt. Lionel James of Lions Tale Adventures in Destin about catching big amberjack and triggerfish offshore as well as big schools of redfish and the best ways to fish them. You dont want to miss an episode because now is the time to get on the water!

On this weeks episode we learn about catching Bonita in Panama City Beach, FL and proper maintenance on fishing gear. We also discuss braid to flourocarbon leader knots. We learn about an alternative to a traditional boat to stalk redfish on the flats of Destin, FL as well as resident tarpon in the bayou's of Pensacola, FL and how to go after them, if you can find them. Be sure to subscribe because you don't want to miss an episode. The warm weather we are experiencing right now will on make the fishing better and the reports from our local guides are sure to put you on fish in the coming weeks!Capt. Justin Leake: www.panamacityinshore.comCapt. Lionel James: www.lionstaleadventures.comCapt. Brant Peacher: www.captainbrant.com

Listen as Pete Wright from The Ships Chandler and The Destin Log's Tina Harbuck chat about what's biting and what's not.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen as Peter Wright from The Ships Chandler and The Destin Log's Tina Harbuck chat about everything from the sheepshead tournament to triggerfish opening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://wetflyswing.com/116 I had a great chat with Rick Lee to talk about Hawaii Fly Fishing with a focus on bonefish.  Rick breaks down some great tips if you are heading to Hawaii with a focus on Maui today.  We talk about casting tips for the wind, how to strip retrieve and how you can put together a DIY trip of your own. We also cover the best flies and why dumbbell eyes are key, where bonefish live 80% of the time and how you can maximize the time while you are out there.  We dig into the best places to find bones including specific areas where flats are available. Show Sponsors Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/   Show Notes with Rick Lee Here's a photo of a Triggerfish which has a cool looking face. The bluefin trevally and the goat fish are two other species you can find in Maui. Peter Morse was on the podcast here to talk about the diversity of Australian fishing. Rick notes RIO and AirFlo as the goto lines he uses. The AirFlo bonefish line is discussed here. Rick describes what an Atol is and how it relates to the Hawaiin islands and the lava portion has been eroded over time. Call Pete at SSFlies out of Maine.   Enrico Puglisi Flies is another good resource on flies. Go with a 2X strong hooks.  Ahrex and Kona along with Gamagatsu Hareline is a great resource for fly tying materials. Nervous Waters is a local shop you can check out if you are heading to Hawaii. Stick with the Crazy charlie in dark brown or olive or orange.  Lead eyes are a must.   Terry Duffield came up with the Spam and Eggs along with Puglisi. I noted the Landon Mayer episode and the foam noodle tip for holding your rigs. FishChristmasIsland.com is another good resource for that area.   You can reach Rick at Bonefish Hawaii here. Top Tips for Hawaii Fly Fishing: -Use a dry floating tropical line -Find Knee deep to thigh deep water -Shoot for low tides in the am to avoid wind -There are good flats near Kihei -There are good flats between Lahaina and -Kaanapoli. -Use 15lb flourocarbon tippet -Use flies with larger dumbbell eyes so you can get down quicker. -Look for sandy channels between breakers -Don't walk fast and avoid making noise and crunching corral. I-f on dark bottom, use dark fly and if on light bottom use light flies. -Make sure to have a deceiver pattern in your box if blind casting -Mornings are better because you have the sun and wind at your back. -Remember to strip set, no trout set. -Make sure to bring good footwear shoes or boots to protect your feet. -Rubber legs Resources Noted in the Show We talked about two great areas to find bonefish including near Kihei and over between Lahaina and Kaanopoli (See maps below). Red dot marks location at Lahaina Good flats here between Lahaina and Kaanapoli.   Red dot marks location at Kihei Videos Noted in the Show A Christmas Island Video Bonefish on fly fishing in Christmas Is. /Sony FX-1000 from Masanori Sarai on Vimeo. Conclusion with Rick Lee Rick Lee breaks down a ton of tips for fishing Hawaii with a focus on Maui.  He also walks us along the rest of the hawaiin islands and christmas island.  Rick shares some great tips on places to start, flies to use, techniques and how to find your first bonefish in hawaii. https://wetflyswing.com/116

Lafayette native Jim Gossen has been immersed in the seafood industry since the early 1970s when he began picking up and selling Gulf seafood out of the back of his pickup truck to source fresh seafood for Landry's Restaurants. His hands-on experience and relationship building over the past few decades have given Jim an up-close understanding of the challenges facing the fisherman who captain the seafood industry and what it will take to pass on the tools for business survival to the next generation of fisherman. His message is clear: the Gulf Seafood industry must have a unified voice and be innovative as it adapts to changing circumstances if it is to remain viable for future generations. In this episode of Discover Lafayette with Jan Swift, Jim Gossen shares his love of the seafood industry, provides an historical overview of how consumers' tastes and demand for seafood has evolved, and explains why he believes Louisiana's fisherman can successfully compete globally by focusing on the quality of their superior product as compared with other country's cheaper and inferior seafood offerings. Jim Gossen's dedication to the seafood industry led him to great success as a restauranteur, seafood processor, manufacturer and distributor of fresh Louisiana seafood. In the early days of his initial business, Creole Foods, Jim drove his own 18-wheeler to source and deliver shrimp and red snapper. Creole Foods quickly evolved into a successful business renamed Louisiana Foods, a global seafood endeavor that Jim sold to Sysco in 2012. He served as Chair of the board of Sysco until his recent retirement. Jim currently serves as Chair of the Gulf Seafood Foundation, which promotes Gulf seafood, tourism, and culture. He also owns Jimmy G's by the Houston airport and Louisiana Catering, an oil-related catering business. A recipient of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Gulf Guardian Award for his work in promoting the use and sale of by-catch (seafood such as Cobia or Triggerfish caught unintentionally while hauling in fishing nets that can be sold to restaurants), he has also been recognized by "My Table’s Legends of the Industry, Southern Living’s Heroes of the New South Awards, and is one of Cooking Light’s 20 Food Heroes in America. While today's restaurant menu typically offers salmon, crabcakes, and a variety of fish dishes, it wasn't always so. When Jim entered the distribution business in the early 1970's and moved to Houston, seafood was not a staple on menus. No one knew what Creole meant, no one knew what crawfish was. In fact, when Jim drove his fresh seafood offerings to Houston, he also carted along Community Coffee, Barq's Rootbeer, Camellia Red Beans, tasso, Veron's Andouille Sausage, and New Orleans' Leidenheimer French Bread, all of which were unknown commodities outside of Louisiana. They quickly became hits in the cowboy market of Houston and beyond.....as did Jim Gossen. At the age of 30, Jim Gossen on one of his trips to pick up food products along with fish, shrimp and oysters in Louisiana. Photo Gossen Archives Over the years, tastes have changed and the manner in which seafood is sourced has also changed dramatically. In the 1980s, restaurant patrons feasted on Speckled Trout and Redfish. Both of these fishes were made popular by Chef Paul Prudhomme and his "blackened" seafood dishes. No one could have imagined how fast the popularity of these dishes would take off worldwide and the fish became scarce due to high consumer demand. Limits were placed upon the catch of speckled trout and redfish and now they are only accessible by the recreational fishermen in the region. China and other countries, however, have been willing to step in and meet the demand for affordable and accessible seafood. "Our Gulf seafood industry has been forced to compete on price, It is time to stop competing on price and instead compete on quality." Jim Gossen Photo by Ed Lallo

Voice director Ned Lott talks about his career at the Disney dubbing group, including his opus: the seven Ghibli dubs that brought Hayao Miyazaki's films to an English-speaking audience. He is now working with Triggerfish on their new feature, Seal Team.

Triggerfish 101 gives you all the basics to effectively catch Grey Triggerfish, since most anglers have a hard time doing so. Why fish for Gray Triggerfish? Well they are one of the best eating fish in the ocean and there is an abundance of them. They will challenge your fishing skills like no other bottom feeder. Also being a very Aggressive feeder and relentless in their attacks upon anything they perceive as food

It's Friday. Time for It's a Security Thing with Craig Peterson. Today, Craig discusses triggerfish, stngrays, and the Michael Cohen investigation. These and more tech tips, news, and updates visit - CraigPeterson.com --- Related Articles  --- Below is a rush transcript of this segment, it might contain errors. Airing date: 03/22/2019 Michael Cohen Investigation - Triggerfish - Stingrays - Were You Caught Up In The Net Craig Peterson 0:04 Hello, everybody, Craig Peterson here. And we're going to talk about a technology and security problem from a little bit of a different angle today. You know that we've had police surveillance for years. When they get a warrant, they can start to investigate a little bit further delve in, get some of our records, maybe our cell phone records, maybe even travel records and other things. And of course, they've been casting a pretty wide net with the whole NSA investigations and what they've been allegedly doing for many years. And of course as you know, the good news is it looks like those are coming rapidly to an end. Well, let's look at this Michael Cohen story that came out this week. And you'll see it up. This is on my website at http://CraigPeterson.com and this is from CBS News. The FBI and this is by Graham Kate's, the FBI wanted Michael Cohen cell phones, but they knew they couldn't be found at his home. The problem was Cohen and his family moved into hotel while renovating their apartment. So on April 8, 2018, they decided that they would use something called triggerfish. And they wanted to find his exact location which was a room on the 17th floor at Lowes Regency Hotel. The FBI Special Agent wrote in an affidavit that was unsealed last Tuesday, that federal agents quote sought and obtained authority to employ electronic technique commonly known as trigger fish. To determine the locations of Cohen's two iPhones. The other federal agents ended up obtaining a warrant to retrieve the phones from the room. And there was a court ordered special master that later determined that the federal agents could review the vast majority of nearly 300,000 files on the two phones as well as an iPad, obtained in the search. Now, a special master's someone who can look at the evidence and determine if it might be client confidential, in the case of an attorney like Michael Cohen was, and that the FBI really shouldn't have access to it, or that the information is maybe something that might be pursuant to the case, and legit for them to look at. Now, you might have heard these triggerfishes called stingrays before. And what stingrays do is mimics cell phone towers. So they can pinpoint a phone's location, sometimes even before it makes a call or a text just because of the unique identifier that the phone has. Craig 2:50 And we're not sure what law enforcement was hoping to get from its use of the stingrays that we're targeting Cohen, because these devices can also collect them calls a text messages and even emails that are sent to and from phones, because they're sitting in the middle and you can do what's known as a man in the middle attack. Now, because they're acting the cell towers, they not they don't just get the data and information from one phone. But any other cell phones a deer in the area are going to see it and try and connect to it. So they can take in information from entire neighborhoods, which is why civil liberties groups for years have objected to the use of these things. They are absolutely crazy. Now they're made by defense contractor Harris Corporation, and the patents that it's filed indicate that they've been used for about two decades, although law enforcement rarely even admits that they have them. So now we found that they are using them, they have been using them for a long time, and they were using them specifically in the Michael Cohen investigation. Craig 4:01 Now that really is a very big deal because Michael Cohen of course with is the attorney who was involved with President Trump, in this whole Russian collusion investigation. Craig 4:16 I don't want to go into a whole lot of detail here. But the Congress did authorize what's called a pen register, which is a process that records or decodes the dialing routing address, and you're signaling information so they can figure out who's someone called when they called it from. And a pen register is basically referring referring to back in the day where someone would have a pen and paper in the phone offices, right, the switching office and track the switches and where call was being routed and would write it all down. But there's some serious Fourth Amendment concerns. The rights of citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures. In this case, obviously, for Michael Cohen, they did have a warrant. But how about for everybody else that was caught up in this thing? Yeah, it's a really good question, frankly. But these are cell site simulators. You can make them. I've got the plans to make something kind of similar to use cell phones on the ham radio bands and basically it pretends it's a cell site is not intended to do grab all of this data from all these people. But they are the most interesting know they are out there. There's passive and active ones. I am SI catchers, which are the passer ones as well as the cell site simulators. There is a ton of information out there you can find on it. Check out eff.org. To find out more the Electronic Frontier Foundation. They've got a lot of really good stuff on it. But it looks like the FBI was using some of this latest technology to investigate Cohen and by doing so probably ended up catching a lot of other data that they may or may not have had legal access to as well. So keep that in mind next time you are online. You know it's a Security Thing. And that's what we talked about are right here on my podcast. And visit me online. http://CraigPeterson.com. Make sure you subscribe so you get all of these. http://CraigPeterson.com/iTunes and hit the subscribe button. --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Message Input: Message #techtalk Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553

With triggerfish now open, that's the hot ticket item when it comes to fishing off Destin. Listen as the Log's Tina Harbuck and Jo Bettinger at The Ship's Chandler talk about what's biting. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen as the Log's Tina Harbuck chats with Peter Wright of The Ships Chandler about what's biting from Mako shark to triggerfish.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen as The Destin Log's Tina Harbuck and Ships Chandler Pete Wright talk about the upcoming Sheepshead Shootout, big shark, triggerfish and more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our first cast this episode on The Big Fish is with Aussie fly fisher Josh Hutchins who searches the globe for hard fighting fish that take the fly. The Trigger Fish, that calls the coral fringed flats of Christmas Island home, the latest catch and release target for Josh. He reckons these colourful critters, that look a bit like a leatherjacket on steroids, pull like bulldozers and take a crab fly with gusto!

PROJECT RECLAMATION Episode 29: Own Your Ship In this episode, Steve is tending to his personal and life development, so our old buddy from High School, KC “Monty” Montgomery sits in with us.  We discuss a plethora of topics, including Tim’s unofficial expertise in Shark Week and everything Shark related.  Ultimately we drill down on Ownership, and owning your $#*! good or bad, and how ownership is inextricably linked to character, honor, and respect…self-respect in particular. 1:36       Monty http://www.montysplumbing.com/ 4:29       Trigger Fish https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triggerfish 5:18       Tiger Shark https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_shark 5:35       Great White Shark https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_white_shark 5:55       Bull Shark https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bull_shark 6:37       Tiger Shark Teeth http://www.sharkinfo.ch/SI4_99e/gcuvier.html 6:43       Shark Week https://www.discovery.com/tv-shows/shark-week/ 47:39    Jocko Willink http://jockopodcast.com/ 47:42    Leif Babin https://twitter.com/LeifBabin?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor 47:45    Extreme Ownership https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Ownership-U-S-Navy-SEALs-ebook/dp/B00VE4Y0Z2 47:48    Echelon Front https://www.echelonfront.com/ 53:30    Chess https://www.chess.com/learn-how-to-play-chess 57:48    Quote of the Show 72:24    Shark Week Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoA7hvR5imw Project Reclamation Links Website: http://projectxreclamation.com Email: projectxreclamation@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Project-Reclamation-395831667534101/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCihrXohOFuDTZh1BM_HwiJw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/projectxreclamation/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/ProjectReclama2 Jax the dog:  https://www.facebook.com/jax.frickmovicz.9 Page the dog:  https://www.facebook.com/page.frickmovicz.3 Tim's Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHCxAUPtoaoagQKW7lOdZSg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tim.frick.92 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/t_k_ultra/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheTimFrick  

Episode 16 Some people go to the pub, some to the football, others do Triathlon. Hello and welcome back to our podcast. 9 weeks to go to the Celtman, Oooh 'Eck DM, its all starting to get a bit real now..... This episode we have a soundbite from former local legend (she'll regain that title when she comes back again) Kirsty Wood who completed the NZ Ironman Triathlon in an incredible time. We have lots of reviews of shoes, books and a watch. We discuss recent local events, our training and what is working or not working.  And we have some much appreciated questions posed to us from some of our listeners... Who does not look like a Trigger Fish. Thanks for downloading and please send us your feedback, share the link and spread the word. Follow us on our facebook page www.facebook.com/nonvanillatri my or Louise's Strava pages www.strava.com/athletes/1796761 and www.strava.com/athletes/2105164  Cheers, Rich & Louise Giving 110% in procrastination!!!

This week, Maurice is joined by Chris DeAppolonio, Vice President of Triggerfish Partnerships to dicuss Clash Royale, Honor of Kings (Arena of Valor) and the EU LCS all announcing franchised leagues and much more! They also go over JChris' esports story, Infinite Esports (Trigerfish's parent company) vision for esports and esports in Texas! You can follow Chris on Twitter @deapps! If you want to know more about Infinite Esports or Triggerfish Partnerships check them out here and here!  The Facts Esports B.O.O.M. is produced by Maurice Eisenmann. You can get in touch with him on Twitter @MREisenmann . The music used is Quixotic by Jukedeck.

In deze podcast aflevering spreek ik met Sander van den Dries. Sander is oprichter van online activatiebureau Triggerfish. Dit interview is vooral interessant als je: Wilt weten hoe je een merk bouwt op internet Wilt weten hoe je jouw doelgroep activeert Wilt weten hoe belangrijk het is om eerst te inspireren voordat je iets gaat verkopen  

Hey Weight Loss Nation! www.TheWeightLossNation.com While attending Podfest Multimedia Expo in Orlando, I had the opportunity to check out another Orlando Restaurant Menu for Healthy Meals. If you're interested in learning more about Podfest Multimedia Expo go to www.podfestexpo.com/2019 Tonight, I checked out FishBones a restaurant boasting "fresh fish' and aged steaks. FishBones claims to....."offer the freshest just-caught seafood flown in daily." FishBones also claims to be ....listed as one of America's Top Ten Seafood Restaurants. Let me check that out! I "Googled" America's Top Ten Seafood Restaurants....and FishBones was not in the six different lists I viewed. I then "Googled" Top Ten Seafood Restaurants in Central Florida.....Guess What? FishBones made Trip Advisor's Top Ten List! Now that we got that straightened out......let's get to my review! Charley and Ron Woodsby.....the father and son team, who started "Talk of the Town Restaurants, Inc." in 1974.....currently own ten restaurants in the Central Florida area. The restaurants are privately owned, and are comprised of such familiar names as ....... "Charley's Steak House" named after Charley Woodsby himself, "Texas Cattle Company", "Johnnies Hideaway," "Vito's Chop House", "Moon Fish" and of course the restaurant I'm reviewing today....... FishBones. The corporate office took on the name "Talk of the Town Restaurants, Inc." and today has over 1000 employees with 64 million dollars in sales among ten restaurants. There are two "FishBone" restaurant locations: 1. Lake Mary Location 7005 County Road 46A ( H E Thomas Jr Pkwy ) Lake Mary, FL 32746 407-581-2399 Happy Hour: 4:30pm-6:30pm Available in the bar and patio only Dinging Hours: Sun-Thurs: 5pm-10pm Fri-Sat: 5pm-11pm   2. Orlando, FL Location 6707 Sand Lake Road Orlando, FL 32819   407-352-0135 Happy Hour: 4:30pm-6:30pm Available in the bar only Dining Hours: Sun-Thurs: 5pm-10:30pm Fri-Sat: 5pm-11pm  www.TheWeightLossNation.com This review is for the Orlando, FL location only. When you walk into FishBones Restaurant, you realize Seafood is a specialty here.  From the big, Aquarium greeting you as you enter, to the maritime feel of the furniture and decor. My party of Podcasters were greeted by FishBones Hostess - Alexa. Alexa was cordial, kind and we were seated in a more "private section" for our large party to talk and hear ourselves talk. We were greeted by our waiter Xavier, who introduced himself to our party of Podcasters and gave each of us a drink menu and dinner menu. Xavier promptly asked if any of us wanted a glass of water while we looked over the menus.......and being I drink lots of water all day, I replied a big "Yes" as well as a few of my other colleagues. The Menu at FishBones has a variety of items to suit your taste. The prices are expensive.....so don't come to FishBones if you are going to have a "chicken" entree. The Fish is boasted to be "Fresh" and flown in to the restaurant "daily." Steaks are aged steaks and cooked over an 1100° citrus and oak wood fire, the Prime Rib is cooked for 23-hours...... slow roasted. BoneFish has an award winning Wine Menu..... WINE SPECTATOR MAGAZINE'S  Award of Excellence I'm a Chardonnay girl and Xavier suggested a Chardonnay Wine for me....and it was very good.  Chardonnay is $8.00 - $17.00 a glass.  One of the "specials" of the day was "Trigger fish" I never heard of Trigger fish and Xavier said it was flown in that day from Hawaii. When I asked him to describe Trigger Fish....Xavier stated it was like Sea Bass and would flake when I put my fork in it. I ordered the Trigger Fish and each entree comes with salad, "garlic cheese .....butter bread...as well as a "Signature Side." I did not touch the Garlic Cheese Butter Bread....and it was tough.....it looked delicious and my compadres were .....ummming and yumming over it. I did have salad, and I opted for a "premium side" since the signature sides were pretty much all about potatoes. I ordered the "creamed kale." since they didn't have "creamed spinach" on the menu. I was worried how "creamed kale" would turn out... The "trigger fish" came plated with a sauteed onion glaze and the "creamed kale" was in a separate bowl on the plate. The trigger fish was delicious! Flaky just as Xavier said it would be...and the portion size was very good. The "creamed kale" was excellent too! The Kale was soft and had the same "creamy" flavor that creamed spinach would have. Pleasantly delighted with creamed Kale. Xavier was very attentive to all our needs.....and Executive Chef.....Marcus King......came over to our table to see how everything was.  My entree was awesome......unfortunately my buddy Joseph didn't have the same experience as I did. Joseph ordered the "whole gulf snapper" I was going to split the snapper with him, since I LOVE snapper, but I thought the snapper was cut and filleted. No........they cook the whole damn fish on the citrus oak wood fire....head, eyes and tail! Then they cut open the fish and there the whole damn fish is on your plate.  YUCKY for me!!!! Hell no........ I don't want no fish with it's head and eyes looking at me while I'm eating. Plus it had ALL the bones in it. It's like eating the fish like a cave man for the love of God! I had to decline and I ordered the Trigger Fish. When Joseph's entree was placed before him.....I could smell a very "fishy" odor coming from his plate. Very odd for a place that "Boasts" how fresh the fish is. Within seconds.....Joseph was asking me if I smelled a "fishy" smell. I told him and we both took a bite. It tasted ok...but I wouldn't want to eat any fish that "smells" fishy. Either the fish wasn't stored properly or the fish just wasn't fresh.  Joseph told Xavier and he ordered the "Florida Gator" appetizer instead. Within a few minutes......Yassine El Harra.....the Manager came over to Joseph and apologized whole-heartedly about the "Snapper."  Nice gesture!  After Joseph started eating his "Gator" All was good! The rest of the dinner service, conversation and meal was fabulous! How do I rate FishBones with our Weight Loss Nation thumbs up scale? My Trigger Fish dinner and service gets a BIG 2 thumbs up! Joseph's "Whole Snapper" gets a a BIG 2 thumbs down! Overall.....the service, food and atmosphere gets 1 1/2 Thumbs Up! If you're looking for a really good seafood restaurant in Central Florida.....Go visit FishBones in Orlando. They're located at ....... 6707 Sand Lake Road Orlando, FL 32819   407-352-0135 I'd like to personally thank Andrea Sutton - Operations Manager, Yassine El Harra - Manager for our lovely group that evening...... as well as Marcus King....executive chef ......Xavier our awesome waiter......and Alexa......our very pleasant and kind hostess! FishBones is expensive and you can expect to pay over $25 an entree. I wouldn't bring kids under 8 or kids that can't behave. People are spending a lot of money for excellent food and service......leave the kids home and have an awesome night out with your loved one or friends! Looking for a program that will help you LIVE a Healthy LIfestyle? Look no further! As the Founder of Weight Loss Nation, I am NOW living a long-term healthy lifestyle. For over fifty years, I struggled with my weight and my health. I finally decided to take matters into my own hands......and Weight Loss Nation was born! With a private community and Expert Mentors, Weight Loss Nation supplies the support you need to take your journey towards a healthy lifestyle. Our motto is.....If it grows out of the ground, hangs from a tree, roams the earth, flies in the sky or swims in the ocean.....EAT IT! You won't find any DIETS here! You won't find anyone telling you how to LOSE WEIGHT! You won't find anyone telling you to get to the GYM! What you will find is continuous support for your unique needs and education to assist you on your own personal journey.Wrap that up with love and support and you have yourself the greatest chance of success! Ready to start your journey? Join the community of people who are following the same path as YOU! www.TheWeightLossNation.com  

'n Suid-Afrikaanse rolprentmaker, Triggerfish, is vir die Oscar-toekennings genomineer. Dit is vir 'n kort film, Revolting Rhymes, in die beste animasiekategorie. Een van die firma se karakteranimeerders, Anneke Pienaar, het aan Hendrik Martin gese^ dit is 'n verrassende, maar welverdiende eer......

This is The Spoon, where Michael McCartney is our guest, and we don't really serve much purpose at this point. Cut The Swears, Island Life, Tourism, Self-Sufficient, Michael's Radio Origins, Vin Scully, Jawaiian Pop, Greatest Song, Keenan Wynn Story, Powerpop Movie, Triggerfish, Shark Attack, Subway, Poke The Tree, Shave Ice, 3000 Interviews, Cosby, Spoon Feeding, TMV Cafe Music By INXS Johnny Cash Elton John Spoon FeedingComedians In Cars Getting Coffee Longmire Awestruck Lavender Hops Cider Match Game 2016 The Men Of The Spoon Robbie Rist Chris Jackson Thom Bowers The Spoon on FacebookSubscribe via iTunesEmail: the_spoon_radio@yahoo.com Listen LIVE! Wednesdays at 7:00pm PST on TMV Cafe

This podcast is a recording of the Triggerfish StoryLab spotlight panel that took place at the ICON Comics & Games Convention in June, 2016. Mike Scott and Nas Hoosen were two of the eight StoryLab winners and joined Les Allen on stage to discuss their experiences: from finding out that they'd won all the way to their Los Angeles trip to visit the Disney studios.

This podcast is brought to you by Douglas Outdoors http://douglasoutdoors.com/   David McKenna has a passion for flats fishing, and steelhead fishing, and Jersey Shore fishing, and freshwater, etc. You get it. He is a fishy dude (you should see the flies he ties). He also happens to work for Douglas Outdoors. Sit back and learn what you need for stalking bonefish, triggerfish, sharks, and permit on the flats. From flats fishing we go into the Douglas Outdoors line of fly rods. You'll want to get  your hands on one ASAP.

You may not know Triggerfish Animation Studios, but you'll certainly be familiar with their work: they're the team behind Takalani Sesame, Khumba, Zambesia and more!Last year, Triggerfish launched a fantastic initiative called 'Story Lab', a program that aims to develop African writers and directors and has drawn the backing of the South African DTI as well as Walt Disney Studios!Stuart Forrest and Anthony Silverston sat down to chat to us about the origins of Triggerfish, how the Story Lab idea came about and what it's like working with the House of Mouse!

On this episode of Saltwater tropical fish chat on Aquarium Talk the Podcast, Aqua Alex will be talking about Triggerfish! Triggerfish have some awesome personality! There are one of my many favorite fish species! Most saltwater fish keepers LOVE Triggerfish! They are very hardy, easy to keep and will eat just about anything making them a perfect beginner fish! Triggers are not reef safe, but who cares they are some amazing they look great in a fish only tank! Topics for the show: ~ Did you know facts on Triggerfish ~ Different species of Triggerfish chat (Niger trigger, blue jaw, pink tail, bursa, humu picasso, clown, undulated, and more) ~ Can triggers live in a reef tank ~ Feeding/tankmates/care for triggers ~ Are triggers related to pufferfish?

On this episode of Saltwater tropical fish chat on Aquarium Talk the Podcast, Aqua Alex will be talking about Triggerfish! Triggerfish have some awesome personality! There are one of my many favorite fish species! Most saltwater fish keepers LOVE Triggerfish! They are very hardy, easy to keep and will eat just about anything making them a perfect beginner fish! Triggers are not reef safe, but who cares they are some amazing they look great in a fish only tank!Topics for the show:~ Did you know facts on Triggerfish~ Different species of Triggerfish chat (Niger trigger, blue jaw, pink tail, bursa, humu picasso, clown, undulated, and more)~ Can triggers live in a reef tank~ Feeding/tankmates/care for triggers~ Are triggers related to pufferfish?

One day all humanity is going to be wiped off the face of the planet. What do we do when it does? In this episode, Sam and Simon talk about getting to Mars, doomsday scenarios and the things we want to learn about the world before we all die.The Apple watch, and it's one rad feature (sending heartbeats).How Slack has finally killed email, through the superpower of PIVOTING.What are Bloom Filters, and What is Code, and how we should try to understand the lego blocks that make up our world.XKCD 505, and making computers out of rocks.Pluto is sexy. The science that got a camera there is even sexier.The giant tsunami that's going to wipe out the west of America, and how we can't seem to do anything about doomsday scenarios.The dozen different apps Simon uses to try to wrangle his to-do lists.What we'd do to get onto Mars-One.The Martian by Andy Weir, and Leo Laporte's wonderful interview with him.The Sunrise calendar app.The great Photoshop versus Sketch debate.Sam's new favourite podcast, Mortified podcast.Triggerfish's Storylab contest for screenwriters who want to make films about Africa. Which are sorely needed. Because Adam Sandler. “Physics. It will happen to you.” — Simon Dingle

Given that fish have already devised a way to create and sustain public education, it's only natural that a full blown army is next. You know, because they have schools… Triggerfish Drill Sergeant sees such a reality come too pass. In this interview Brian Tyler and Jonathan Miley talk to Tyler Dodd from Anglerteam about Triggerfish, discussing his transition into game development, balancing a puzzle game, and accounting. This is an archived episode of DarkCast Interviews that originally appeared on Darkstation.com

Cory Schmidt: Trigger Fish Bass

In the course of a general investigation of the optic system in some trigger-fishes, a hypothalamic, ventricular channel-system with pores, leading to the outside of the brain, has been discovered in the inferior lobes ofRhinecanthus aculeatus (Balistidae). A description of the morphological relations of the channel-system to the blood-vessel-supply and the cranium suggests that the organ-systems involved form a functional unit. The possibility of a hormone-producing system is discussed in the light of physiological and ecological aspects.