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This week we are joined by Gene and Barry Wensel to discuss their amazing deer hunting career. The Wensel brothers are legendary for getting bucks up close for bow shots and their ability to read sign associated with mature bucks. There are a lot of stories told and along the way we ask questions to help us all understand how they pick the right tree. It's a fun one! Listen, Learn and Enjoy. Show Notes:Brothers of the Bow: https://www.facebook.com/p/Brothers-of-the-Bow-100064535420591/  Send a text message to the show!Support the showStay connected with GameKeepers: Instagram: @mossyoakgamekeepers Facebook: @GameKeepers Twitter: @MOGameKeepers YouTube: @MossyOakGameKeepers Website: https://mossyoakgamekeeper.com/ Subscribe to Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Magazine Buy a Single Issue of Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Single_Issue Join our Newsletters: Field Notes - https://bit.ly/GKField_Notes | The Branch - https://bit.ly/the_branch Have a question for us or a podcast idea? Email us at gamekeepers@mossyoak.com

Gene Wensel graciously shares stories of floating Jay Massey's Moose John River in Alaska with his friend Paul Bruner in pursuit of moose and caribou. Jay was one off the incredible outdoorsmen in modern times and defined the best parts of traditional bowhunting while living the ethics of the hunt. So, pull up a chair and join Gene and Alan Altizer as they pay tribute to Jay's life. God bless the "The Pathfinder". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gene Wensel graciously shares stories of floating Jay Massey's Moose John River in Alaska with his friend Paul Bruner in pursuit of moose and caribou. Jay was one of the most incredible outdoorsmen in modern times and defined the best parts of traditional bowhunting while living the ethics of the hunt. So pull up a chair and join Gene and Alan Altizer as they pay tribute to Jay's life. God bless "The Pathfinder".  

This week Alan Altizer sets down with his friend Gene Wensel to discuss Gene's bow hunting career outside of the whitetail world. Gene has taken countless species with traditional equipment from Alaska to Africa. Gene not only shares many of these stories, but passes on some sound wisdom, laughs, and great life stories.  

Wensel's Funny Farm - S01E01 - You Aint List Duck sits down with his Dad and Brother Eric to discuss some music. Listen on your favorite Podcast App: Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, Itunes. Just search "Ducky Wensel Comedy"! Listen Now on Podbean: Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/73ET7833nKQ Join Our Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/duckywenselcomedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/duckywenselcomedy/ X: https://x.com/duckywensel TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@duckywenselcomedy #standupcomedy #podcast #laugh #joke #laughter #jokes #standupcomedian #comedian #standup #funny #humor #podcast #fun #memes #lol #hilarious #viral #comedyshorts #haha #improv #addisonimprov #arlingtonimprov #houstonimprov #chicagoimprov #sanantoniolol

Mention the name "Wensel" to any serious bow hunter and they will immediately conjure up images of mature whitetail bucks with more horns than a brass band!  But Barry Wensel has been a passionate  bear hunter for many years, taking several dozens of them from all over the United States and Canada.  This week Alan and Dalton got the chance to sit down with Barry and hear some of his many adventures with our North American black bear.  From funny stories of past hunts, to little know facts and tricks he's learned along the way, if you want to hunt black bears you won't want to miss this one.  If you don't want to hunt black bears.... you probably will after listening to this one!

In this episode Tim & Tyler catch up with the legendary Gene Wensel and talk bowhunting stories from the past as well as advice for the younger generation of bowhunters. Help support the podcast by picking up some Traditional Bowhunting Podcast Gear at: https://www.tradbowhunting.com

This week Ethan, Dalton, and Alan sit down to chat with the one and only Gene Wensel.  Gene entertains us with stories on everything from how his season went, wearing masks, a little bowhunting history, today's youth.... you name it and Gene covers it!  Always fun to have this guy around!  You don't want to miss this one!

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Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.10.516020v1?rss=1 Authors: Megaw, R., Moye, A., Zhang, Z., Newton, F., McPhie, F., Murphy, L. C., McKie, L., He, F., Jungnickel, M. K., von Kriegsheim, A., Machesky, L., Wensel, T. G., Mill, P. Abstract: As signalling organelles, primary cilia regulate their membrane G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) content by ectocytosis, a process requiring localised actin dynamics at their tip to alter membrane shape.(1, 2) Mammalian photoreceptor outer segments comprise an expanse of folded membranes (discs) at the tip of highly-specialised connecting cilia (CC), in which photosensitive GPCRs like rhodopsin are concentrated. In an extraordinary feat of biology, outer segment discs are shed and remade daily.(3) Defects in this process, due to genetic mutations, cause retinitis pigmentosa (RP), an untreatable, blinding disease. The mechanism by which photoreceptor cilia generate outer segments is therefore fundamental for vision yet poorly understood. Here, we show the membrane deformation required for outer segment disc genesis is driven by dynamic changes in the actin cytoskeleton in a process akin to ectocytosis. Further, we show RPGR, a leading causal RP gene, regulates activity of actin binding proteins crucial to this process. Disc genesis is compromised in Rpgr mouse models, slowing the actin dynamics required for timely disc formation, leading to aborted membrane shedding as ectosome-like vesicles, photoreceptor death and visual loss. Manipulation of actin dynamics partially rescues the phenotype, suggesting this pathway could be targeted therapeutically. These findings help define how actin-mediated dynamics control outer segment turnover. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Host Ankur Patel, MD, MBA, FAAFP, Chief Medical Officer, Tabula Rasa HealthCare, interviews David Wensel, DO, HMDC, FAAHPM, Chief Medical Officer, Tru Community Care. In this episode, Dr. Wensel shares how Tru Community Care, one of the original legacy hospices, ventured into PACE and its goals for significant growth in both rural and metropolitan areas. He discusses his experiences and dedication to improving hospice and palliative care services to all patients and families on a national level.Dr. Wensel is the current chair of the Primary Care Committee and the End of Life and Palliative Medicine Work Group for the National PACE Association. He serves on the board of directors for the National PACE Association, the Governance Committee of the American Academic of Hospice and Palliative Medicine, and the Hospice Medical Director Certification Board.

Hello and Welcome to The Some of All Fears podcast. This week podcaster, comedian, social media creator Ducky Wensel Joins the show to discuss his rise to social media manager at the Addison Improv, comedy, podcasting and then we get into his fear of rejection and how he's turned his life around.   Follow Ducky Here https://www.facebook.com/WeArePodcastsNetwork https://twitter.com/wearepodcasts https://www.instagram.com/wearepodcasts/ https://www.youtube.com/user/Quackattack5000 https://wearepodcasts.com/   Check out his podcasts here https://wearepodcasts.podbean.com/   Follow the Show https://www.twitter.com/somefearfans/ https://www.instagram.com/somefearfans Join the Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/someofallfears   You can follow me at  https://www.twitter.com/ryanperrio/ https://www.instagram.com/ryanperrio/ https://www.facebook.com/ryanperrio   Credits  Art & Graphics - Barry Whitewater - https://www.instagram.com/bwhiteh2o/ Music - Gunnar Olsen - https://www.instagram.com/gunbuns  Check out the website here https://www.gunnarolsen.net/  

Join host Ekaterina Popova and Sharon Wensel on an inspiring episode about returning to art later in life, recommitting to your passion after raising a family, and finding healing and inspiration through nature.  "This body of work was inspired by runs on the local trails and quiet very early morning walks with my dog. I live in a rural area that supplies a lot of inspiration through nature.  I am hypnotized by the light streaming through the trees and how it is reflected on the leaves in a multitude of shapes and colors." Sharon Wensel was born in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania and currently resides in Skippack, Pennsylvania. She has two amazing sons. She studied at Hussian School of Art, Pennsylvania Academy of the fine Arts, and Montgomery County Community College. She is a member of the Philadelphia Sketch Club and Art Queens. She has received numerous awards for her pastel, photography, and mixed media work. You can find her work in private and public collections throughout the country.  https://sharonmwenselfineart.com

This week we continue the conversation with our buddy Gene Wensel.  If you missed part one, definitely check it out!!

On this episode Alan, Dalton, and Ethan sit down for a chat with the one and only Gene Wensel.  We set out to record the story of Woody, the giant Iowa non-typical buck Gene arrowed in 2004.  We're sure most, if not all of our listeners are familiar with this story but for the whitetail fanatic, nothing beats listen to a legendary bow hunter talk about a legendary animal!  We go down a few rabbit holes with Gene and delve into some bowhunting history and funny stories along the way of course, but this is one you don't want to miss!

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...You're either healing or you're healed.  In this conversation, Cas reminds us that the Q'ero culture has no words for being broken. We are either healed or healing. Cas is an amazing healer and teacher who weaves a variety of different healing threads to show us how to care for and heal ourselves, our own unique tapestry of being, She sees us as "...dynamic beams of compassion dreaming our world into being. Stones, stars, blooms, spirits, & sunsets." Cas is available for distance healing now and in-person once the pandemic subsides; feel free to connect with her by email.  Email: stoneshamama@gmail.comInstagram: Stoneshamama

Wow! This episode delivers on many different levels from a history, artifact point of view. Gene is a wealth of knowledge when is comes to Bowhunting history and honestly this chat didn't even begin to scratch the surface. We talked about how for some hunters they are skipping the "romance" portion of being a hunter. The part where you become curious about the history, curious about your weapon, or maybe the landscape of where you are hunting. Curious as to who was doing it before you? How long ago? With what? And the most important the, why? Way before social media and "hero" shots, what drew them to the woods or mountains. Was it food? Maybe in some cases, but let's be honest. Food isn't the reason we hunt, I mean It may be "A" reason, but not "THE" reason. There's a much deeper interest than that for most hunters, I'm sure of itGene is one of those guys who in his 60 plus years of being arguably one of the greatest Whitetail Bowhunters of all time, he ask those questions. Then he seeked those with answers out- and later shared their stories. I'm fortunate enough to be one of the people Gene shared those stories with. Now I'm bringing them to you. I hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as I did making it.

In this next episode of the Ryan Furrer Podcast ( RFP) we are joined by one of the greatest Whitetail Bowhunters of all time. He also happens to be the twin brother to one of the greatest Whitetail Bowhunters of all time as well. Twin brother to Barry, Mr. Gene Wensel! Even though this episode was a bit longer, we didn't even scratch the surface. Gene has already agreed to follow up with a sequel- Part duex coming soon. Stay tuned ( pun- intended)It's important to me to introduce (via the podcast) the likes of Barry and Gene Wensel to all huntersAs hunters we owe a great deal to them as they paved the way for a lot of today's Outdoor Television. Not only that- they're just great down to earth, funny guys. The type you just want to sit around the fire and listen to. Most- if not all of the younger hunters today know the modern day "celebrity" hunters, but have never heard the likes of the Wensels, Rodger Rothar, Bart Schleyer, Paul Schafer etc.Hopefully I can do my part to help change that. Things we covered, but not limited to.On the not so serious side:Barry's boogersGene's eating habitsWho's older?Fred bear's toothbrush, and socksOn the more serious side, but not so much;Hunting and technologyGetting kids involvedThe back countryAnd everything in between.In all seriousness this episode will give you good insight to Gene Wensel as a person. We were just more so shootin' the breeze. So grab a drink, sit back and enjoy the listen. As always let me know of your questions and comments. Thanks!

Every serious bowhunter knows who Gene Wensel is.  His whitetail knowledge is legnedary.  This week we sit down with Gene and listen as he spins yarns about bowhunters from yesteryear, history, and bowhunting stories of old, as no one but Gene can.  You don't want to miss this one!

Week 16 of the NFL Season is underway! AccuWeather Meteorologist, Brian Thompson and Fantasy Football expert, Josh Wensel take a look at the impact weather may have on this weekend's NFL & College Football Bowl games! Plus, all their fantasy plays and best bets for Week 16! For updated weather and fantasy takes, follow the show at @FantasyWxPod

In today's episode, Justin , Lydia and Maura discuss the Enchant event at T-Mobile Park, a new power bar that claims to absorb alcohol and a stocking that dispenses wine. Then, we discuss some regulations on distilleries that you might not know and we hear from J.P. Wensel, about the new spiced rum at the Eugene Heritage Distilling location. Plus, Distiller Dain has a new top 5!

Week 15 of the NFL Season is underway! AccuWeather Meteorologist, Brian Thompson and Fantasy Football expert, Josh Wensel take a look at the impact weather may have on this weekend's NFL games! Plus, all their fantasy plays and best bets for Week 15! For updated weather and fantasy takes, follow the show at @FantasyWxPod

Week 14 of the NFL Season is underway! What pro games and college games could be impacted by weather? This week on "Field Conditions" join the roundtable with AccuWeather Meteorologist, Brian Thompson and our in-house Fantasy Football expert, Josh Wensel. The guys take a look at the impact weather may have on this weekend's NFL and College games! Plus, all their fantasy plays and best bets for Week 14! For updated weather and fantasy takes, follow the show at @FantasyWxPod

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This month, a whitetail hunting icon on the Jay's Sporting Goods Podcast....Barry Wensel. Barry has been chasing mature bucks with traditional gear for more than fifty years. He has great advice on targeting trophy bucks and says hunting them is different than other deer. Wensel talks about patterning big bucks and has tips on where to find them.    

What do you get when you take a boozy brunch, add business talk, and get the kids to nap? In my case, I was able to convince my husband, Brent, to join me on the show. Listen in as we talk about balance, support, and prioritizing when growing a business and family.   I started my first business two months after Brent and I were married. A baby followed just over a year later. It’s been seven years since this crazy season began and to mark the occasion we’re reflecting on what’s worked and what hasn’t worked so well.    In addition to being my other half, Brent Wensel is a land acquisitions manager for a homebuilder in the Washington metropolitan area. He started his career as an economist and launched his own career shift to real estate when our first child was born.   Visit Pattern of Purpose for show notes and links to resources mentioned on this episode.

Bill Wensel spent decades in the Minneapolis music scene and saw Prince perform hundreds of times. Here how Prince propelled his artwork, copied his dance moves and much more in this episode.

Almost everyone enjoys a good movie or TV show now and then. And certainly, video is predominant on social media. It seems more than ever that our culture is consumed with video of all sorts. Let’s talk about how that affects us consciously and subconsciously with an expert in the field.Nicole Wensel grew up in Texas but got herself to LA as soon as she could because she knew as a child that she wanted to be in films. Today she is producing, directing and acting in films and videos but with a particular passion for consciousness in films – which is of particular interest to those of us who want to program our subconscious minds with what we want to show up in our lives! This is a relevant and interesting conversation with a delightful young lady with a bright future in an important industry.Nicole’s website: consciouscinemaco.comEnjoy the Journey!Thomas & Majona The post Conscious Cinema with Nicole Wensel appeared first on Subconscious Mind Mastery. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Tim sits with Barry Wensel and Mike Mitten during the final day at ETAR in the vendor tents. Barry and Mike are incredible people and amazing bowhunters. Enjoy the show. Get Primal

Meet April Wensel, founder of Compassionate Coding, which provides training curriculum for technical teams to build supportive, diverse, and inclusive cultures, implement better code review practices, and foster better communication between engineers and other employees.   Wensel’s love of computer games during her youth led her to software engineering in college and her career. After attending Pomona College, she moved to Silicon Valley to work in the software development world for companies such as Sony, edtech startup Zoodles, AI startup Cognoa, and others.   After witnessing a multitude of company cultures, she discovered how companies were ignoring empathy and only speaking to a specific type of engineer. With this in mind, she founded Compassionate Coding to effect positive change in a company’s culture.   At the Tacos and Tech event in Mountain View in 2017, Wensel met a lot of San Diego companies who were very open to speaking about their culture and diversity. She also loved the promise of nearly year-round sunshine. Following this, she packed up the car, made the drive down, and landed in Cardiff-by-the-Sea in North County San Diego.   Listen in as she talks about the differences between company culture in San Diego and the Bay Area.   April’s San Diego picks: Favorite Tacos: Ranchos Cocina for vegan tacos Favorite Coffee: Better Buzz in Encinitas & Swell Coffee in Del Mar Favorite Beer: The Lost Abbey Confessional tasting room in Cardiff, which has several vegan options.   Visit Compassionatecoding.com to sign up for the company’s newsletter to get more content on emotional intelligence and creating more effective teams. April can also be found on Twitter: @aprilwensel & @compassioncode

San Diego based April Wensel is the founder of Compassionate Coding. After a decade in software, she noticed that there was a lot of suffering in the industry. Rather than just assuming that that can't be changed, Wensel decided compassion was the answer. In this podcast, Wensel shares her experiences helping businesses to be more compassionate in not just business matters but also in their own interpersonal conduct. She also gives a useful definition of what compassion is (recognizing suffering and acting to end it) and is not (pity, or just faking niceness). And because all businesses are made up of people, anyone can get started being more compassionate. Individuals can get in touch with their core values and businesses can take a cultural retrospective. Accenture | SolutionsIQ's Leslie Morse hosts at Agile2018 in San Diego. Reach our guest:Twitter @aprilwenselcompassionatecoding.com/ The Agile Amped podcast is the shared voice of the Agile community, driven by compelling stories, passionate people, and innovative ideas. Together, we are advancing the impact of business agility. Podcast library: www.agileamped.com Connect with us on social media! Twitter: twitter.com/AgileAmpedFacebook: www.facebook.com/agileampedInstagram: www.instagram.com/agileamped/

DESCRIPTION Welcome to The IT Career Energizer. Phil Burgess introduces his guest April Wensel by telling us April is an international speaker and the founder of Compassionate Coding a social enterprise bringing emotional intelligence and social consciousness to the software industry. April is also a mentor and a keen advocate of diversity and inclusiveness in the industry. KEY TAKEAWAYS Phil Burgess starts the interview with April Wensel by asking her to expand on his summery and telling us a little bit more about herself. April tell us she has been working as a software engineer both in an individual capacity as a contributor and in an engineering team. She solves a lot of problems within the industry around human beings. This is why she started Compassionate Coding to inspire people to care about human beings and the people they are building the software for. In addition to these qualities she reveals to us that she is a Vegan which enabled her to bring compassion to the industry. Phil continues with the theme by asking April how she sees compassion having a bearing on how software is developed.  April looks at it from a very rational angle that when the software product is being designed, firstly, the goal is to alleviate suffering in someone’s life, and secondly how we actually go about building the software. She says we want to minimize suffering for the developers and anyone else on the team. Phil asks April “Can you perhaps tell us a unique career tip?” April discusses with Phil the benefits of identifying core values, and for her, personal filters, she advises, people should slow down and filter out some of the noises you hear in the industry. Phil agrees that identifying your core values is essential and a very good point and that if you establish what they are early, and what you want to do with your career as you mature, opinions will change but they are essential if you want a career in IT. Phil enquires of April about her worst IT moments and learning from that experience.  April tells us about a job she loved and how she was upset on ethical grounds regarding how the company was progressing, she also tells us what happened to her.  Phil shares with April an interview he did with David J Anderson ,and David made the point April was making, that in your career you have to make the choices between your job and what is ethically correct. Phil asks April about her career highlight or greatest success. April outlines how her view of compassionate coding spreading through the technical community has given her personal satisfaction. April had seen the lack of concern in human beings and knew she wanted to do something on her own.  When she receives messages from people implementing or  taking on board her ethics she says it light’s her up inside. April informs us that if we are looking to have a career in IT we need to have more that coding skills.  We need to be able to manage our time well, able to communicate our ideas in an effective way, and work well with others. April assures us that the industry is not as it always was perhaps being shut away in a basement on our own, but that IT is now in this modern landscape and communication skills are going to become more important. BEST MOMENTS April tells us “I’ve matured I am not excited by technology for technology’s sake, for me the most exciting is social entrepreneurs in technology companies April explains “we are able to apply all the techniques established and apply them to social problems” Phil asks April about non technical skills. April believes listening is a very important skill to have in the industry especially when dealing with non-technical staff. “Ignore any advice that does not resonate with your core values “April says when Phil asks her to share any parting piece of advice April discusses what happened when she had to leave the company she loved working for over ethical issues. April says it was a problem with the culture of the company and its ethics.  Her advice is “definitely leave when you know it’s time to leave” ABOUT THE HOST Phil Burgess, an I.T. consultant, mentor, and coach, is the creator and host of I.T. Career Energizer Podcast. His podcast continues to inspire, assist and guide aspirants start and grow in their career by inviting successful professionals, consultants, and experts in the I.T. CONTACT THE HOST Website: itcareerenergizer.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/philburgess ABOUT THE GUEST April Wensel's career has taken her along a path of success to founding her own business of Compassionate Coding.  Her ethics and practices within Compassionate Coding centre around her belief that we should leave this world better than we found it, and that software companies need to care about human life with compassion.  April believes that software technology should be used to help social problems as well as helping humans. April is a vegan, passionate about animal rights, and believes we should strive towards a more peaceful world. CONTACT THE GUEST Website: www.compassionatecoding.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aprilwensel Twitter: https://twitter.com/aprilwensel

This week I chat to the charming Laurence Wensel. An established theatre practitioner, Laurence works as a director - with over 50 plays directed under his belt he has also written 4 LGBTQ themed plays of his own. He tells me about growing up and coming out in Laredo, Texas and how he has truly come to call it home again after leaving for a while. How he met up with a school bully in a gay bar later in life and what that lead to. We talk through his time living in Germany, mental health, being in 'Band',and his devotion to Han Solo and Doctor Who. He also explains his creative process as a playwright and his inspirations. A thoroughly charming gentlemen all round. Side note - Recommendations this week are at the end! http://www.laurencewensel.com/ www.redbubble.com/people/lwensel

In this episode we hang with Gene Wensel for the evening to talk bowhunting, equipment, shooting process and of course... stories about being Barry's brother. With a special guest for the intro!