Podcast appearances and mentions of will robertson

The latest Transfer Show episode features Dave Davis & Trev Downey talking all things Liverpool LB and the much-needed strength in depth in the summer transfer window! Will Robertson or Tsimikas leave this coming window? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Uncle Si hears the full story of Will Robertson's adoption for the first time. What follows is a series of wild twists and divine coincidences that eventually brought Will face to face with his biological family without even knowing it! Martin gets sentimental remembering Will as a kid and realizes just how fast time flies. John-David is baffled (and slightly alarmed) by the shocking return of jorts, and the boys take playful jabs at themselves while debating what a brain scan would reveal about their inner workings—or lack thereof. Duck Call Room episode #439 is sponsored by: https://identityguard.com/duck — Get a 30 day free trial AND 60% off today! https://fastgrowingtrees.com/duck — Save up to half-off on select plants and use code DUCK at checkout to get an additional 15% off! https://donewithdebt.com — Start building the life you deserve and talk with one of their strategists today. It's FREE! https://puretalk.com/duck — Get a FREE Samsung Galaxy phone with qualifying plan when you switch to Pure Talk! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Note: this episode was recorded in late November prior to the Juan Soto signing and Horwitz/Gimenez trade. To officially wrap up their 2024 recap series Justin and Patrick take a look at what happened with the Buffalo Bisons. The guys discuss Alan Roden, Will Robertson, Andrew Bash and Orelvis Martinez. Will Martinez and Roden make MLB impacts in 2025?

The broadcasters from the Buffalo Bisons, New Hampshire Fisher Cats, and Vancouver Canadians look back at the 2024 season in the Blue Jays minor league system. Pat Malacaro (triple-A Buffalo) leads off with host Tyler Zickel (high-A Vancouver) to talk about a Bisons season that did not turn out as expected, with the likes of Leo Jimenez and Addison Barger spending a lot of time in Toronto with the big league team, Orelvis Martinez serving a big part of the season on suspension, and pitchers Ricky Tiedemann and Chad Dallas finding themselves on the injured list. This forced the Bisons to adopt the "next-man-up mentality", exemplified by Alan Roden who struggled after being promoted from double-A before finishing very strong. Andrew Bash and Paxton Schultz solidified the Bisons' pitching, Will Robertson had a strong finish to a good bounceback year, and Payton Henry became a hero coming back from a horrific head injury, hearing loss, and the death of his brother. The 20th season of Fisher Cats baseball did not turn out the way the team wanted; however, Chris Jared and Bob Lipman (double-A New Hampshire) are excited about the return of some of the team and players coming up from Vancouver in 2025. Alan Roden and Josh Kasevich were noted as having made a huge impact at the level before their promotions to Buffalo, RJ Schreck, Charles McAdoo, and Yohendrick Pinango were fun to watch after their acquisitions at the trade deadline, former water polo player Johnathan Lavallee just shoved for the team down the stretch, and Eric Pardinho, who has lost the top-prospect shine, was a dominant reliever at double-A. Tyler and broadcasting partner Chris Georges (high-A Vancouver) were sad to see the Canadians' season ending with a walkoff hit-by-pitch in the Northwest League Championship, but they were proud to see the team keeping the series with the Spokane Indians relatively close given that Vancouver was 8-20 against that team during the regular season. Jace Bohrofen took a couple of months to adjust to professional baseball, but then blew up in the second half, including August in which he OPSed 1.055. After being signed out of independent baseball, Je'Von Ward made a big impact both at the plate and in the outfield for the C's, Jackson Hornung continued to hit all year despite his transition from catcher to first base to outfield, and Peyton Williams may have been too good for high-A. On the mound, Kendry Rojas and Lazaro Estrada were spicy punches, and Ryan Jennings' stuff and dumpster were things to behold. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Robertson is a Lefty hitting outfielder killing it in AAA for the Buffalo Bison right now. He joined us a week or so ago to talk ball. Thanks again to Will for coming back on the show once again.     Join Our Patreon. (Discord here) Follow the podcast on instagram @thewalkoffpodcast. On Twitter @walkoffpodcast We are of course, on YouTube.

Sadie is SO excited to announce that LO Worship's new EP will be available September 1! She's joined by her brother Will Robertson, and her cousin Laela Dasher, to talk about all the songs on the new album, which ones they're excited to sing and lead live, what the songwriting, composing and recording process was like, and a few great challenges to all of us as we live our everyday lives. You CAN lead worship with the words of your life - it's not just something that happens in a crowded room with a bunch of other people. And when is the last time you really considered the holiness of God — and that He makes Himself available to each of us and wants a relationship with us! We can't wait to hear what you think of the new album when it's released September 1st! You can pre-order LO Worship's new EP here: https://slinky.to/HolyInMyHeart https://www.fabfitfun.com/whoa — Get access to discounts up to 70% off on the biggest name brands. Save 20% off your membership when you join as a NEW seasonal member! https://www.drinklmnt.com/whoa — Get 8 single serving packets FREE with any LMNT order! Get 25% OFF your Abide premium subscription! But ONLY if you text WHOA to 22433. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a recent interview with Joe Biden, he was asked if his mental faculties were up to the task of being president. In typical Biden fashion, he responded, “watch me.” Mr. Biden then immediately proceeded to spend the next minute being unable to finish a sentence. Our president is unable to form full sentences, and that's a problem. Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob's manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

From 2020: Bob Enyart continues to air audio from last week from Greg Koulk, apologist president of Stand to Reason, who tragically denies, and thus defends, his moral relativism. Back in 2007 (see kgov.com/koukl) Greg encouraged Christians to support Republican candidates who are mass-murderers (by their open support for abortion). And still in 2020, he openly exhibits his own moral relativism as in his claim, though with clarification, that "some same sex couples are fabulous." And by that, he means, fabulous parents who we can support even in adopting children. Bob let Greg know that we planned to air and discuss his audio and Koukl did reply, but with the same defense he made years ago. "We report. You decide?" No. Actually, God decides. * BEL Resources on Moral Relativism: - 2020 Apologist Koukl Still Tragically Denies His Moral Relativism - 2020 Koukl BELs 7/21 (today's program) 7/29 8/3  - 2010 Personhood, Creation, the Law, and Moral Relativism - Suggest other BEL resources to us at Bob@kgov.com. Thanks! - 2007 Bob Debates Moral Relativist Greg Koukl - 2007 Focus on the Strategy 2 video... Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart.   * Separately, Koukl says Science Cannot be Certain of Anything: As a preview to our 2015 rsr.org/forensics program on historical science, in 2013 we published a brief KGOV article, Can Science Prove Anything Absolutely? As quoted there, Greg Koukl had written that science "cannot be certain about anything in an absolute sense. ...its method never allows certainty" and then apparently contradictorily, Greg stated, "science is not the only means of giving us true information..." Consider this excerpt: ...it is said that science cannot “prove” anything. We allege that in this vein, creationists have surrendered far too much to atheistic relativists. As a corollary, to this, we hear that science cannot prove anything but it can only disprove things. Sources: 1. A theory can "never [be] proven correct" on PBS.org; "can never be shown to be correct" at gsu.edu; 2. UCMP at the Berkeley department of paleontology. 3. A popular creationist homeschool textbook says, "Science cannot prove anything. The best science can say is that all known data support a given statement. …there is no way that science can prove anything." Wile & Durnell, Exploring Creation with Biology, 2nd Edition, 2005, p. 33; Science, "cannot be certain about anything in an absolute sense. ...its method never allows certainty" and then perhaps contradictorily, "science is not the only means of giving us true information..." Greg Koukl, Stand to Reason, 2013; "all scientific knowledge is tentative… nothing is final. There is no such thing as final proven knowledge in science" at psychologytoday.com. Scientific Absolutes: The claim that science cannot absolutely prove anything is related to the more extreme and easily falsified atheist claim that there is no truth. Yes, we Christians take the Scriptures as our highest authority. But millions of people lived prior to Moses and Job, and it is not as though they had no ability to know truth. (They could even know God, as a number of them did, and God is truth.) There are various ways of obtaining or possessing apodictic, or absolute, knowledge. Consider the common claim, as in this quote from Berkeley, that "a hypothesis cannot ever be proven, only disproven." Has that been proven? To disprove a hypothesis is to prove its negation. (A hypothesis: The reason that even very large array telescopes will never find the center of the universe is because the universe has no center. Falsification: A theoretical falsification is the growing redshift data that increasingly indicates that the universe does have a center. Disproving that hypothesis proves another: The universe has a center.)Absolutes vs. Omniscience: Knowing some things absolutely does not equate to knowing everything. Could it be that the especially extreme claim that science "cannot prove anything" is really just unintentional hyperbole? Those making such claims seem to confuse something with everything, and therefore confuse our ability to know some things absolutely with our inability to know everything. Some claim that the best that scientific investigation can do is to bring you closer to the truth (i.e., closer to understanding reality). However, if science doesn't know absolutely that: - light travels faster than sound, nor that - the solar surface is hotter than the lunar, nor that - electromagnetic opposites attract, if it were that much in the dark, then science could not bring anyone "closer" to anything. However, science does know these things absolutely. When some argue that science cannot tell us anything, it seems that what they really mean is that science cannot make us omniscient. If that's what they mean, though, then that is what they should say; for the overstatement we hear only serves to promote the relativism of materialism. Lacking omniscience does not prove the lack of all knowledge. RSR hopes that creationists will realize that they have been unnecessarily agreeing with atheists by making such an extreme claim. Real Science Radio has other disagreements with creationists on such assumptions, but for now we'll add one last observation, and then let these suffice as our first shot across the bow. :) We see the matter of historical vs. observational science as mostly a manufactured issue. We do not only make careful observations and do repeated experiments in the laboratory. Human beings live that same way. We cook, work, and read while making careful observations and performing inherent repeated experiments. In a dream, every time we read a book the words can change; in the waking world, we know that the words on our printed pages do not rearrange themselves into varying messages. That alone is a form of absolute scientific knowledge. If we didn't know that, we couldn't trust the words we read in a book, whether a dictionary or the Bible. Claiming that science can tell us nothing absolute is tantamount to saying that we can have no trust in our minds, nor our senses, and if this were true, of course we would have no ability to trust any input, whether from the Bible, or, like ourselves and the millions who lived prior to the Scriptures, from any source whatsoever. We assert that the claims of the impossibility of certain scientific knowledge are concessions to the relativism of the materialist.

The Conclusion. Ten thousand Christians have echoed the "nicer than God" warning during the quarter-century of BEL broadcasting. Google: nicer than God, to find Bob Enyart's article (and seminar) as the #1 ranked resource teaching on that theme. At kgov.com/nice we learn that Christians today are nicer than God and that the Church has a standard of niceness that Jesus failed to reach while on earth. Comparing God's attitude and behavior with that of the Church today shows that believers are far more polite, tolerant, understanding and respectful to the wicked than God is and than were His servants in both the Old and New Testaments. Also, you just might love getting our entire BEL Nicer than God seminar as a download or on audio MP3-CD at store.kgov.com/nicer-than-god.   Nicer than God series: Part one - click here. Part two - click here. Part three - click here. (This show).   Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob's manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.Follow us! On Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube!

From our BEL archieves... Ten thousand Christians have echoed the "nicer than God" warning during the quarter-century of BEL broadcasting. Google: nicer than God, to find Bob Enyart's article (and seminar) as the #1 ranked resource teaching on that theme. At kgov.com/nice we learn that Christians today are nicer than God and that the Church has a standard of niceness that Jesus failed to reach while on earth. Comparing God's attitude and behavior with that of the Church today shows that believers are far more polite, tolerant, understanding and respectful to the wicked than God is and than were His servants in both the Old and New Testaments. (Make sure you've first heard part one from last Wednesday, and then tune back in next Wednesday as Bob concludes this important discussion.) Also, you just might love getting our entire BEL Nicer than God seminar as a download or on audio MP3-CD at store.kgov.com/nicer-than-god.Nicer than God series: Part one - click here. Part two - click here. (This show).   Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob's manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

From the BEL archives! Ten thousand Christians have echoed the "nicer than God" warning during the quarter-century of BEL broadcasting. Google: nicer than God, to find Bob Enyart's article (and seminar) as the #1 ranked resource teaching on that theme. At kgov.com/nice we learn that Christians today are nicer than God and that the Church has a standard of niceness that Jesus failed to reach while on earth. Comparing God's attitude and behavior with that of the Church today shows that believers are far more polite, tolerant, understanding and respectful to the wicked than God is and than were His servants in both the Old and New Testaments. (And tune back in next Wednesday as Bob continues this important discussion.)   Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob's manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

The Hockey Writers Maple Leafs Lounge crew of Peter Baracchini and Julian Mongillo get together to discuss some takeaways from the crazy 10-7 barnburner against the Detroit Red Wings, Mitch Marner's breakout game and first-career hat trick, concerns about the goaltending and Jack Campbell's mental game, Ilya Lyubushkin's early positive returns, Nick Robertson's season debut and more. Time Stamps 1:44 Takeaways From 10-7 Win Over the Red Wings 3:58 Big Performance From Matthews, Marner & Bunting 7:17 Goaltending Concerns 10:24 Jack Campbell 12:44 Do the Maple Leafs look to trade for a goaltender? 14:29 Mitch Marner Scores First-Career Hat Trick 17:06 Marner's Increased Aggressiveness 19:11 Early Positive Returns From Lyubushkin 22:57 Justin Holl 24:15 Nick Robertson's Season Debut 29:01 Will Robertson get traded? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Maple Leafs Lounge crew are great writers: Peter Baracchini - Alex Hobson - Julian Mongillo And, make sure to check out all of our great Maple Leafs content Follow The Hockey Writers: Twitter - Instagram - Facebook Sign up for the "Morning Skate" newsletter Join us in the Hockey Lounge on Discord to talk Maple Leafs and all things hockey Graphics by Vince Richard

Today on Bob Enyart Live we have a lot to get to. Dominic goes over an interaction he had with a liberal, quasi - “Christian.” (Air quotes around “Christian” - you'll find out why on the show.) Dominic also corrects the record about something he said in regards to AOC. Then we tackle the question, “did God lie to Abraham in Genesis chapter 17?” All of that and more!Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob's manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

Yesterday on Bob Enyart Live we aired part one of a debate between Bob Enyart and Peggy Loonan. An abortion debate in which Peggy (in passing) claimed that the Bible doesn't condemn abortion. Today we're going to be talking about that as well as the desperate need of the church to return to the Bible. All of that and more right here on Bob Enyart Live. Email Dominic! dominicenyart@gmail.com Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob's manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

*Today we present the return of a classic show. Bob Enyart builds on last week's intro to our 2021 presentation of Nicer than God and promos the next few scheduled Real Science Radio programs including this week's interview of molecular biologist Dr. Kevin Anderson on both the covid and on RNA vaccines, next week's interview with Alan Bunning who has wrested the cutting edge of New Testament textual analysis away from unbelievers, and following that, an interview with Mark Armitage, the scientist who's published again in a prestigious peer-reviewed science journal yet another discovery of dinosaur soft tissue (as at bflist.rsr.org). * This Just in from an Ex-gay: After Bob mentioned on yesterday's program that homosexuals do reproduce sexually, by molesting children, we received this sad but at the same time, celebratory message from Jonah Weller... I was recruited into the 'gay' life by an older man when I was seventeen. I was homosexual with my piano teacher for nine years, and thought I should have been a girl. Now, here in Oregon, (even though I was 'raped') if I refused to play love songs for a gay wedding, I would be breaking the law! This is against my rights as a Christian. It is not 'equality,' but homosexual supremacy! They are not persecuted! There are many like me who were feminine and gay, but Jesus changed my life. I am much happier now, even though people 'discriminate' against me! God bless you. Keep up the good work Bob. Honesty set me free! Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob's manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

*Today we present the return of a classic show. Bob Enyart reports on the Nicer than God pro-homo pro-hell "ministries" Bethany Christian Services and GracePointe Church and commits to adding them to our Superfluous List of Christian Leaders and Groups Going Gay. Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob's manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

Poor guy. Here at BEL we've been kgov.com/dissed quite a bit, by the best of 'em. But Arthur's REALLY been dissed, and canceled! Almost like he doesn't even exist. So Bob talks with Mr. Goldberg about how the SPLC hate group, that is, the Southern Poverty Law Center, has attacked him, and how progressives claim to promote individual sexual identity but in reality they fiercely repress anyone who identifies as a former homosexual. To support Arthur's legal battle, please click on over to the Natural Law Defense Fund. (BEL donated and it's easy to do.) And while BEL hasn't been attacked by SPLC, we have been dissed by the best! See our list at kgov.com/dissed. (Yes, we do have a persecution complex. It's not that we want to be persecuted, but it is an occupational hazard.) Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian's repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart's unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob's manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

Guest host Dominic Enyart fills in for Bob and explains why winning a popularity contest won’t help you win the culture, but rather, winning a popularity contest will help the culture win you. Follow Dominic on Parler, Instagram and YouTube! Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian’s repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart’s unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob’s manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

Bob airs the audio of non-Christian yet beloved Canadian academic Jordan Peterson as he considers whether Jesus Christ is who He claims to be. Wrestling with Christ's claims, understandably, brought him to tears. Please pray for Jordan. This audio comes mid-way through Bob Enyart's 2021 presentation of our Nicer than God message (also at kgov.com/nice). Christ's life, beautiful and terrifying, culminates in His brutal death and His victorious resurrection. Easter Sunday, more appropriately known as Resurrection Day, arrives in two weeks, on April 4th. If you'll be anywhere near Colorado, we invite you to attend our 11 a.m. service at Denver Bible Church!   Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian’s repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart’s unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob’s manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

Bob Enyart builds on last week's intro to our 2021 presentation of Nicer than God and promos the next few scheduled Real Science Radio programs including this week's interview of molecular biologist Dr. Kevin Anderson on both the covid and on RNA vaccines, next week's interview with Alan Bunning who has wrested the cutting edge of New Testament textual analysis away from unbelievers, and following that, an interview with Mark Armitage, the scientist who's published again in a prestigious peer-reviewed science journal yet another discovery of dinosaur soft tissue (as at bflist.rsr.org). * This Just in from an Ex-gay: After Bob mentioned on yesterday's program that homosexuals do reproduce sexually, by molesting children, we received this sad but at the same time, celebratory message from Jonah Weller... I was recruited into the 'gay' life by an older man when I was seventeen. I was homosexual with my piano teacher for nine years, and thought I should have been a girl. Now, here in Oregon, (even though I was 'raped') if I refused to play love songs for a gay wedding, I would be breaking the law! This is against my rights as a Christian. It is not 'equality,' but homosexual supremacy! They are not persecuted! There are many like me who were feminine and gay, but Jesus changed my life. I am much happier now, even though people 'discriminate' against me! God bless you. Keep up the good work Bob. Honesty set me free! Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian’s repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart’s unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob’s manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

Bob Enyart reports on the Nicer than God pro-homo pro-hell "ministries" Bethany Christian Services and GracePointe Church and commits to adding them to our Superfluous List of Christian Leaders and Groups Going Gay. Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian’s repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart’s unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob’s manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

Biden's tranny's toesBob Enyart reads the executive summary from the final report issued this morning by the KGOV Gender Commission. He also shares the update to our 25 Ways the Lockdown Kills People from a study of billions of health insurance records that lockdown depression has doubled the self-harm to teenagers and otherwise greatly exacerbated America's already existing mental health epidemic. Finally, per Will Duffy's suggestion and in preparation for tomorrow night's YouTube debate on God's relationship to time (see ad below), Bob reviews Augustine's claim that God can't talk. Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian’s repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart’s unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob’s manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.    

Scott got to do stand-up comedy for the first time since November, out in the "Atlantic Bubble" in Nova Scotia. Scott and Adam share a lifehack for choosing snacks for movie night. Spring training kicks off in Dunedin at the beautiful state of the art facility. Fernando Tatis Jr. may owe up to $34 Million of his new contract to an investment group he has an agreement with from 5 years ago Blake Snell article in The Players Tribune - SNOWFLAKE ALERT Recorded LIVE on Twitch every Mondy at 10am. Follow the podcast on instagram @thewalkoffpodcast. Join our Discord to hangout even more! 39:00 we flip over to a chat with top Blue Jays prospect Will Robertson

The Toronto Blue Jays starting rotation will be FINE. Not great... but FINE. MLB Top 100 players 6 Blue Jays on the list  Jays prospects coming up on the show in the next month: #3 Jordan Groshans (Returns) #10 CJ Van Eyk #11 Adam Kloffenstein #17 Joey Murray (Returns) #29 Will Robertson #33 Nick Allgeyer Recorded LIVE on Twitch every Mondy at 10am. Follow the podcast on instagram @thewalkoffpodcast. Join our Discord to hangout even more! 23:20 we flip over to a chat with Keaton Gillogly, play by play announcer for the Modesto Nuts. Catch him on the Locker Room App talking baseball with the MLB Group over there, its interactive, great if you want to have your questions answered live. 

Will Robertson '05, Managing Member of Quintana Infrastructure and Development LLC, joins the show to talk about investments ranging from energy and natural resources to data and infrastructure industries. Along the way, Will talks about how his Rice Business experience, philanthropy and why “if you’re not moving, you’re killing grass.”

Bob reports on the large number of contractors this week working on building exteriors and brings attention to one particular job site. In the second half of the program the pastor of Denver Bible Church turns to the Scriptures to see what they say about the election. Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian’s repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart’s unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob’s manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

Show Notes No Agenda Episode 1286 - "Rory's Dad" "Rory's Dad" Direct [link] to the mp3 file ShowNotes Archive of links and Assets (clips etc) 1286.noagendanotes.com Sign Up for the newsletter Archive of Shownotes (includes all audio and video assets used) archive.noagendanotes.com The No Agenda News Network- noagendanewsnetwork.com RSS Podcast Feed Experimental IPFS RSS Feed Get the No Agenda News App for your iPhone and iPad Get the NoAgendDroid app for your Android Phone Torrents of each episode via BitLove document.write("Last Modified " + document.lastModified)This page created with the FreedomController Credits "Rory's Dad" Executive Producers: Tony Cabrera NoAgendaShop.com Dame Cristine, Cultivator, Crafter, and Critter Custodian of Clark County Nevada Mike of Maquoketa Rhoag Steve Weiss Shawna Benson Victor & Katya From Russia Associate Executive Producers: Aig head Griz Nickolas Miller Jon-Paul Coetzee Shane MacLaughlin "Dick Dick" Dick Lull Become a member of the 1287 Club, support the show here Knights & Dames Cristine Fraas -> Dame Cristine, Cultivator, Crafter, and Critter Custodian of Clark County Nevada Will Robertson -> Sir Robertson of Two Sticks Art By: Nick the Rat End of Show Mixes: Jesse Coy Nelson - Rolando Gonzales Engineering, Stream Management & Wizardry Mark van Dijk - Systems Master Ryan Bemrose - Program Director NEW: and soon on Netflix: Animated No Agenda Sign Up for the newsletter ShowNotes Archive of links and Assets (clips etc) 1286.noagendanotes.com New: Directory Archive of Shownotes (includes all audio and video assets used) archive.noagendanotes.com RSS Podcast Feed Get the No Agenda News App for your iPhone and iPad Get the NoAgendDroid app for your Android Phone No Agenda Lite in opus format NoAgendaTorrents.com has an RSS feed or show torrents document.write("Last Modified " + document.lastModified)This page created with the FreedomController 18144 Keywords

We had the pleasure of interviewing Eliot Bronson over Zoom video!Over the course of five albums, indie folksinger Eliot Bronson has created his own brand of acclaimed Americana. He's an award winner. A road warrior. An internationally-renowned musician with a voice that swoons and sweeps, making fans out of everyone from his hometown newspaper, The Baltimore Sun — who championed Bronson from the very start, hailing him as "a folk singing wunderkind" back when he was still playing local coffeeshops — to Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb, whose work on 2014's Eliot Bronson and 2017's James placed Bronson on the same client roster as Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton, and other heartfelt songwriters. Bronson turns a new page with Empty Spaces. Written during a period of tumult — including the breakup of a 10-year relationship, the end of an engagement, and a move from his adopted home of Atlanta to his current headquarters in Nashville — it's an album about loss, redemption, the places we leave, and the homes we make for ourselves. More importantly, it's an album about starting again. Like the soundtrack to a rainy day whose skies steadily give way to sunshine, the music itself is gorgeous and moodily atmospheric, splashed with watercolor streaks of electric guitar, vocal harmonies, strings, Mellotron, and Bronson's sharpest songwriting to date.Ever since his teenage years in working-class Baltimore, music has been a source of therapy for Bronson. Back then, he felt like a prisoner in his own home — a home filled with volatility and unpredictability, overseen by parents whose identities were equally (and, perhaps, paradoxically) informed by the Church and 1960s counterculture. Outside the front door loomed the Pentecostal Church where his father and grandfather once preached to  congregants who spoke in tongues. It was an odd refuge for a child, and Bronson found his own sort of escape in his father's record collection, drawn to LPs by Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, and the trailblazing blues duo of Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry. Inspired, he began writing his own music as a teenager, eventually those songwriting skills into a career — and, with it, a ticket out of town. Relocating to Atlanta, he found a regional audience as a member of popular folk-rock duo The Brilliant Inventions and became a regular performer at Eddie's Attic, where acts like John Mayer and the Indigo Girls once honed their own craft. His subsequent solo career attracted even more attention, not to mention high-profile awards like a first-place finish in the Chris Austin Songwriting Contest. When a longtime relationship with his fiancé came to a halt, though, Bronson found himself leaning upon songwriting once again — not only for a living, but also for personal stability. "I began writing the kind of songs I needed to hear," he explains. "Empty Spaces was the best healing work I could've ever done. I had a weird, challenging childhood, and I originally turned to music because I didn't have anywhere else to go in the house, physically. I made my own little world that made me feel safe and understood. This time, I really needed to find that space again and come full-circle. I made this record for the same reason that I wrote my first song. It wasn't for anybody else; it was for me. Hearing the right words at the right moment can be the most magical elixir you can possibly take. It can heal you."To fully heal, though, Bronson needed to make some changes. He left Atlanta and moved to Nashville. He made the conscious decision to escape the shadow of his influences, too, writing a new batch of songs that sounded not like Bob Dylan, Jackson Browne, or Tom Waits, but like Eliot Bronson. He sank more time into his daily meditation practice, allowing creativity to enter his life in waves. And after recording his two previous albums with renowned producer Dave Cobb, he also decided to co-produce the new record with longtime bandmate Will Robertson, setting up in Robertson's basement studio and tracking Empty Spaces' 10 songs in a series of live, full-band performances. The result? An album that's emotive, pensive, melancholy, and wholly moving. This isn't just a record about empty spaces, after all. It's a record about the new discoveries that can fill that emptiness. Bronson stacks his voice into layers of harmony on the breezy, beautiful "Good For You," a song that pines for a distant lover who's moved across the country. Songs like the Lyle Lovett-worthy "She Loves the Mountains" and "Montana" address that physical divide, too, with Bronson — who calls the latter track "a 'Jolene' song, directed at a state rather than a person" — both scolding and singing the praises of a place whose beauty has stolen his partner's affection. During the album's opener, "Visitor," his melodies melt into a woozy landscape of acoustic guitar and pedal steel, while the anthemic "With Somebody" finds him mixing his folk roots with epic bursts of heartland pop/rock. Perhaps nowhere is Empty Space's unique punch better delivered than on the title track, where Bronson sings about coming to terms with the void left by his ex's departure. It's a breakup song for realists — a song that neither wallows in its own misery nor celebrates a sense of newfound freedom. Instead, Bronson sings about the complicated feelings that exist somewhere between those two polarities, painting his song not with black-and-white extremes, but with greyscale colors that are far more relatable. "I can't tell if it's a sad song or if it's a hopeful song," he admits. "I really like it that way, because that's life — we rarely have simple, unmixed feelings about anything. Being able to find those weird places where those emotions mix together, and express them, is exciting to me. It gives language to things that are universal. We don't have a word for that color or that emotion, but it exists, and by pointing it out, it gives you permission to feel it."We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Bob Enyart interviews Bevelyn Beatty after NYC police arrested her and her ministry accomplice Edmee Chavannes, for protesting at a Manhattan abortion mill just a mile from where the same week the liberal media promoted mass protests and even defended rioting. Then a viral video presented the ladies preaching as foreign missionaries in Seattle's Province of Chaz. The gals' founded At the Well Ministries to share Jesus, one city at a time! And they're doing it! Bob plays a bit of audio from BEL in 2018 when he met Bevelyn at Denver's abortuary and the two discuss the role of Ken and Jo Scott in mentoring and training this dynamic duo of Bevelyn and Edmee! * Liberals HATE Anti-Communists: Hollywood, Hillary, Homosexuals, Humanists, Hillary (did I say Hillary?), et al., HATE anti-communists like Sen. Joe McCarthy, the John Birch Society, and the House Un-American Activities Committee, even though none of these have ever murdered anyone, whereas the left has always had a soft spot in their hearts for the godless communist Soviet Union that killed about twenty million people, until... * Murdering Millions or Losing an Election? Which is the last straw for Democrats? As long as the former Soviet Union was only guilty of murdering millions of their own people (via democide), leftists had a warm place in their heart for Russia. But let them imagine the Russians tilting one election, and their disapproval rages. Ironically, the actual Russia campaign collusion was when the DNC and Hillary Clinton paid millions for a foreign spy to collect anonymous Russian disinformation in hopes the dossier would interfere with the election. Thus the New York Times won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction by ignoring the real ones and connecting dots that never actually connected. See this also at kgov.com/russia. Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian’s repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart’s unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob’s manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

* The Truth is Black & White: Bob Enyart airs audio from famous black actors, musicians, authors, talk hosts, news anchors, and others making the point that it hurts black to blame non-existent systemic racism for poverty, crime, and even epidemic murder, in the black community. Hear from CNN's Dawn Lemon and from Morgan Freeman, Li'l Wayne, David Webb, Terrence Floyd, and others. * Barr on Coup: First though hear a very quick clip of A.G. Bob Barr succinctly admitting that the Obama administration officials were attempting a coup to illegally depose a U.S. president. * Fake News on "Spike" in "Cases": Bob reports on the media's COVID Fake News which includes every headline of an "Increase" or "Spike" in coronavirus "cases" that does not put the results within the context of increased testing. Fake, for example, would be counting someone who tests positive for HIV but does not have AIDS symptoms as another "AIDS" case. There's an enormous difference between having the virus and having the disease. To report what's actually happening while minimizing confusion the media should focus on death, which, of all the various coronavirus statistics provides the greatest big-picture insight. See the six weeks worth of steadily declining U.S. Covid Deaths in the chart (right) and consider this accurate headline from yesterday: COVID-19 cases rise as hospitalizations remain low in Colorado. And see kgov.com/covid. Today's Resource: Nicer Than God Enjoy this fast-paced critique of religion where Bob Enyart presents questions such as: When should a Christian lie? Should he ever mock? How about name-calling? Does sarcasm belong in the Christian’s repertoire? How about ridicule? Learn why nice is not in the Bible and how to identify a Nicer-Than-God Christian. If Christians are not supposed to judge, then why does Jesus command us to judge rightly? And if only God will judge, then why does Paul say that we believers will judge the angels, and judge the world? If Jesus logged onto a website forum under a pseudonym, would we recognize Him, or condemn Him? This album communicates well Bob Enyart’s unique style. But, warning, warning, warning, Will Robertson, it is not for the faint of heart. The Bible tells the story of human history and the work of God for His creation. And as all good stories do, Scripture has a plot! Grasping the big picture will help you reconcile many seemingly contradictory and controversial Bible passages. So consider listening to The Plot series based on Bob’s manuscript of the same title. Then enjoy these book studies and see how the big picture can help you to better know the living God.

We're nearing the end of the COVID-19 shut down and it's time to start opening your business for full service operations. So how has this market crisis affected you, your customers and your employees? What did you learn about your business that will influence your decisions going forward? Join your Business Wingmen, Steve Smith and Will Robertson, for an energizing discussion about lessons learned.

We're nearing the end of the COVID-19 shut down and it's time to start opening your business for full service operations. So how has this market crisis affected you, your customers and your employees? What did you learn about your business that will influence your decisions going forward? Join your Business Wingmen, Steve Smith and Will Robertson, for an energizing discussion about lessons learned.

Is the future full of surprises or just more of the usual. In today's episode, we talk about some of the more prominent trends in business to help you navigate things like the immergence of AI, all things internet, social media's direction and organizational flattening. Join your hosts Steve Smith and Will Robertson on another great flight with the Business Wingmen.

Is the future full of surprises or just more of the usual. In today's episode, we talk about some of the more prominent trends in business to help you navigate things like the immergence of AI, all things internet, social media's direction and organizational flattening. Join your hosts Steve Smith and Will Robertson on another great flight with the Business Wingmen.

The New Year is upon us! Start on the right foot by thinking about these 5 areas that will enable you to transition into the new year by focusing on the primary things that affect a healthy business. Join your hosts Steve Smith and Will Robertson and get the motivation for a fast start to 2020.

The New Year is upon us! Start on the right foot by thinking about these 5 areas that will enable you to transition into the new year by focusing on the primary things that affect a healthy business. Join your hosts Steve Smith and Will Robertson and get the motivation for a fast start to 2020.

Today, your Business Wingmen are going to talk about planning, time management and accountability. We call these "The big three." To guide our discussion, I will be interviewing my co-host, Will Robertson. Will Robertson is the founder and CEO of Performance Strategies - a coaching, training and consulting firm in Orange County California. Since 1985 Performance Strategies has coached and trained over 120 company teams plus hundreds of executives on how to improve business results.

Today, your Business Wingmen are going to talk about planning, time management and accountability. We call these "The big three." To guide our discussion, I will be interviewing my co-host, Will Robertson. Will Robertson is the founder and CEO of Performance Strategies - a coaching, training and consulting firm in Orange County California. Since 1985 Performance Strategies has coached and trained over 120 company teams plus hundreds of executives on how to improve business results.

The old fashioned TO DO List is TOO LONG for most of us. How do you fix this once and for all? In today's episode, your Business Wingmen- Steve Smith and Will Robertson take through a process for identifying where your tasks come from and how to effectively handle the ones that are your highest priority.

The old fashioned TO DO List is TOO LONG for most of us. How do you fix this once and for all? In today's episode, your Business Wingmen- Steve Smith and Will Robertson take through a process for identifying where your tasks come from and how to effectively handle the ones that are your highest priority.

Financial management is an important part of every business operation. Understanding your own financial management needs and who best can handle them for your business is an equally important decision. In this episode, your Business Wingmen Steve Smith and Will Robertson interview the CEO of Ingenio Solutions, Jean Latu. Jean is an experienced accountant and CFO and explains the different roles and when you would need one vs the other.

Financial management is an important part of every business operation. Understanding your own financial management needs and who best can handle them for your business is an equally important decision. In this episode, your Business Wingmen Steve Smith and Will Robertson interview the CEO of Ingenio Solutions, Jean Latu. Jean is an experienced accountant and CFO and explains the different roles and when you would need one vs the other.

Today, we dive into the universal problem of focus and concentration as it relates to running and building your business. This is a worldwide epidemic and it's largely self induced! Businesses lose billions of dollars each year from lack of productivity, low energy, poor decision making and short attention spans all do to lack of focus. Listen in as Steve Smith and Will Robertson discuss ways to improve focus.

Today, we dive into the universal problem of focus and concentration as it relates to running and building your business. This is a worldwide epidemic and it's largely self induced! Businesses lose billions of dollars each year from lack of productivity, low energy, poor decision making and short attention spans all do to lack of focus. Listen in as Steve Smith and Will Robertson discuss ways to improve focus.

In today's episode, we take on the best ways to solve problems. Being a great problem solver is at the heart of being a successful entrepreneur. Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Richard Branson all consider themselves to be great problem solvers. Business owners, entrepreneurs, managers and executives face and deal with problems daily. Eliminating problems from occurring is not possible but solving them should be the goal. Steve Smith and Will Robertson tackle thi sone aggressively and insightfully.

In today's episode, we take on the best ways to solve problems. Being a great problem solver is at the heart of being a successful entrepreneur. Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Richard Branson all consider themselves to be great problem solvers. Business owners, entrepreneurs, managers and executives face and deal with problems daily. Eliminating problems from occurring is not possible but solving them should be the goal. Steve Smith and Will Robertson tackle thi sone aggressively and insightfully.

Business Wingmen, Steve Smith and Will Robertson explore the meaning of 'wingman' and how it relates to business professionals improving themselves.

Business Wingmen, Steve Smith and Will Robertson explore the meaning of 'wingman' and how it relates to business professionals improving themselves.

Recorded earlier - 8/15/16 The Robertson's strongly believe in adoption, and finding homes for children. Willie and Korie host their adopted son Will Robertson today. Will tells us what it's like to be a part of the Robertson family. Then, Korie takes over as guest host of the show talks to Kristopher Wannquist. Kris is now Foster Youth Intern at the  Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute. Kris shares his story of a really tough childhood with his biological parents, and his experiences as child in the foster care system.  

George launches his three-part series introducing you to the opera world of Germany. He'll take you around Berlin, he’ll take you to the provinces, and he’ll give you insights into the wild and wacky world – mostly – that is opera here in Das Vaterland... George's guest this week is Will Robertson, a resident assistant director at the Deutsche Oper in Berlin. Will is one of a handful of American directors who's really found success working overseas in Germany. This interview gives you an all-access pass to the Deutsche Oper... But first, George lets you know why he came to Germany in the first place. And why he had to come back... Plus we’ve got this week’s opera headlines, our Monday Evening Quarterback segment and a special field report from Oliver back in Chicago.

Will Robertson is my guest on today's "A Book and a Chat" . Will is the author of the comic Casey and Kyle: I'm Saving Up for a Big Brother!!!  Will started drawing comics on a road trip when he was twelve. Fueled by Bloom County, Garfield, Calvin and Hobbes and Peanuts, he began creating characters that would carry his own comic strip all the way through college. Along the way, his work was feature in The Statesman Journal (Salem, OR) and The News Register (McMinnville, OR) as well as being published nationally in a compilation of the best 100 Editorial cartoons by students across the US.