Podcasts about with eric

With Eric out, Brad talks keep, trade, cut scenarios, and high hope players with his guest @MclovinFFAffair, Andrew Jacques.

The Champion Golfer of the Year will be crowned this weekend and we give a quick take. With Eric out of town and unavailable, we keep it short and sweet. Also, have you ever used a bidet? It's French for butt hose and you probably want to hear our thoughts.

With Eric on vacation, Doug and Dan recap Road America and preview this weekend's AMS races. Then they dig in to the big changes announced at Atlanta Motor Speedway and what Trackhouse's buying of Ganassi means. They also discuss drivers spilling news and then Alex Bowman joins to talk about what driving in place of big name drivers is like.

With Eric on IR, Greg and Cousin Phil sit down to discuss the NBA playoffs and the return (maybe) of Tebow Time.  

With Eric on vacation, John and Spencer need to do something to stall until they can all record another Saga in Review. And it just so happens the fan mail's been piling up again...

Welcome back everyone to SFHM. First off we have some exciting news our boy Eric is officially back in town. As most of you know Eric has been living in Mexico for the better half of a year with his wife. The boys are reunited and yes it feels so good. Anyway, we have a lot on the docket today so lets get into it. With Eric being back we continued the conversation that Bryce started last week in regards to Deshaun Watson. In an era were people are quick to jump to conclusions the boys make a concerted effort to explain why both sides deserve to be heard as this subject matter, sexual misconduct, is very serious. Next, the boys talk about the NBA deadline in regards to who made a move and who should have a made a move and did nothing. Yes, Boston fans trading for Evan Fournier counts as not making a move. Sorry not sorry. This leads to heated discussion about what it really means to go into a "rebuild" and who qualifies under the definition the boys come up with. Remember if you didn't get it from the horses mouth stop listening to the ass who told you! SONG OF THE EPISODE: KOTA THE FRIEND-SYDNEY

In this episode, we are delighted to be joined by Eric Wall. Eric is a computer scientist that currently works as a crypto hedgefund manager at Arcane assets. With Eric's academic background and time that he has been into the crypto space (which is longer than most people have), he is a great person to talk to about Bitcoin, Ethereum, Decentralized finance, and the whole crypto space. We talk about everything from what bitcoin actually is. Eric tells us his best explanations. We also talk about inflation and how it affects the world and bitcoin. Why bitcoin is a digital upgrade of physical gold and a lot of more interesting things on this topic. The recording of this episode become long, so we have divided it into two podcasts, making this the first part of a series of two. Fintechpodden has a new website: www.Fintechpodden.com Eric on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ercwl/ Eric on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ercwl Arcane Assets website: https://www.arcane.no/

With Eric on a bit of a hiatus, Lauren and Whitney discuss the 2019 creature feature, Crawl. Starring Barry Pepper and Kaya Scodelario, a father and daughter take on some angry alligators who have managed to somehow get inside the crawl space of their house... in Florida... in a hurricane. Come to hear how Sugar the dog is the true hero of the film, stay to hear Lauren debate on how angry alligators really are.

Merry Christmas from the Geeks! With Eric being absent, we had our good friend and creative director K20Custom fill in for him, as we talked all things holiday related, and gave some anime recommendations for entry level anime watchers! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gotrttv/message

What’s up. Me. With Eric, and Diego. Talking about random stuff

With Eric out of the fold this week, usual co-host Tre Watkins hosts the week 7 preview show along with Zach Lyons of Football & Other F Words.

With Eric back in action, the guys try to figure out what's wrong with Western Kentucky, discuss Scotty Walden's positive COVID-19 test, and imagine what a 100% healthy Frank Harris would really mean to UTSA. Plus, UAB has a chance for a statement win against the Ragin' Cajuns this weekend. Happy Football watching! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Eric still out, Joe Londergan is joined by UDD's Steve Helwick to chat through week 6, including UTSA giving BYU a spirited game, Marshall taking the Moonshine Throwdown easily, and MTSU finally getting in the win column by defeating FIU. Happy football watching! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Eric out this week, Whitney and Lauren review the original The Amityville Horror starring James Brolin and Margot Kidder. Listen to hear their debate on if Jodie was a pig or a human and what exactly the budget for the movie was spent on, because it definitely wasn't the effects for the floating pig eyes.

With Eric on vacation this week, John and Brent recap what turned out to be an incredibly exciting week of golf at the PGA Championship. They discuss what could be the first of many majors for Collin Morikawa as well as all of the big names who were in the hunt at 2020’s first major. Check back next week as we preview the FedEx Cup Playoffs and some of the remaining storylines as the season comes to a close. As always, keep up with all things Ready Golf at: Instagram - @readygolfpod Twitter - @readygolfpod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/readygolfpod/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdRQUuPahG9lFq9DpdNqyDg Or drop us a line at info@readygolf.ca

With Eric starting to finally get more runs in the heat in Alabama and Seán going into week 4 of not running and resorting to wearing night socks (all explained in the podcast, of course!), the lads switch gears to talk about a very popular activity over the last few weeks... hiking! And they're not alone, bringing in hiking enthusiast, Seán Curran, on all things hiking! Sean talks about the essentials to bring when hiking, how to start, some hidden gem, navigation, whether he prefers day or night hikes and a lot more in this special episode of the podcast

As a Reminder, Eric and Jimi Rule the Galaxy may or may not give spoiler warnings. You have been warned.**** With Eric and Jimi, you'll get not only the news, but the views that you need. That's right, we give you our views on the latest rumblings and mumblings this side of the galaxy. Not only that, but we review a comic from 1996. Stick around, you will dig it.   Intended for a "mature" audience. Follow us on Twitter @rulegalaxy email: ejrulethegalaxy@gmail.com Facebook: Eric and Jimi Rule the Galaxy

Cultural Marxism is growing throughout the country. Whether it's the riots burning down our cities or the rabid cancel culture infecting social media and the workplace -- it's everywhere and it has got to stop. On this week's episode of The Ann & Phelim Scoop, we're joined by Eric Metaxas to talk about the growth of cultural Marxism in our society and how you and I can help stop it. Watch On YouTube: https://youtu.be/7hwGMXpd6CU If you're new to Eric Metaxas, you'll love him! He's a brilliant author, talk show host, and Christian conservative living in New York City. With Eric we discuss the creeping cultural Marxism in America, the riots, and the lockdown in Manhattan. Eric also tells us the thrilling story about his most notable book, Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Prophet, Martyr, Spy, a biography about the heroic German pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Bonhoeffer's life shows the true meaning of faith and bravery. He stood up for the Jews persecuted by Nazi Germany, became involved with a plot to assasinate Adolf Hitler, and was imprisoned in a concentration camp, where he was executed. Eric's book is an incredible, impactful read. He also writes children's books! We go through some of his latest writings for children, including a series featuring Donald Trump! This week also features a delicious recipe for Banana Pecan Bread and an important update from our Venice Beach Autonomous Zone. Phelim joined Ingraham Angle on Fox News to talk about LA County's hypocritical beach closures. Don't miss this exciting episode! If you are enjoying our podcasts, please consider sending a tax-deductible gift here: https://unreportedstorysociety.com/donate --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ap-scoop/message

This week on Audience we chatted with Eric Nuzum, an expert who started NPR’s podcasting efforts back in 2005. Eric help found some of NPR’s most successful shows, has published three best-selling books, and co-founded a podcast production company called Magnificent Noise. Recently, he found time to write and publish his fourth book, Make Noise: A Creator’s Guide to Podcasting and Great Audio Storytelling. The words of wisdom and exercises on being a better storyteller lead Craig to his position to sit down with Eric to pick his brain. Throughout this interview, they focused on how to conduct a more engaging interview, why DIY podcast networks succeed, the similarities between hobby podcasters and big budget productions, and where podcast advertising is headed in the midst of COVID-19. Listen to the full episode now for Eric’s expert insights on all things podcasting. How Can Interviewers Create A Good Story? With Eric’s experience being the interviewer, interviewee, and producing interview-style podcasts, there’s no better person to ask about how interviews create good stories. He points out, when compared to monologue episodes, interviews help people who aren’t accustomed to telling their own story. Rather than the pressure to grab the mic and figure out their own way forward, the interviewer leads the guest to the questions the audience wants to learn about. But the tough part is the communal lift involved in getting the good story. There’s more than one stakeholder involved in shaping the narrative so it’s everyone’s job to keep the interview’s focus on the information that’s most useful to the audience. Another key to getting a good story is the interview needs to feel natural, organic, and authentic. Podcaster’s most common hangup is trying to emulate someone else as their interview persona. While trying to mimic another person, you’re pretending to be an interviewer instead of actually engaging with the guest. Eric’s tip is to get out of that mindset and get back to being genuinely curious about the person you’re talking to. An organic, give-and-take conversation will help create a more riveting story arc. Eric’s biggest interview tip: don’t ask questions you already know the answer to. It leads to inauthentic sound bites and a guest who can’t wait to end the conversation. For podcasters without extensive media backgrounds, make creative decisions is difficult. What’s your advice to people who are intimidated or frustrated by this part of producing a podcast? To promote his most newest book, Eric is often on the road talking about podcasting. From boardrooms to coffee shops, how to tackle the big creative decisions plagues every podcaster no matter their experience level. Eric found both corporate conglomerates and podcast hobbyists struggle with the same frustrations. With so many decisions to make, combined an abundance of available options, every person he’s encountered is looking for the same information. This should be encouraging for beginners because it means having a big budget or a room full of media professionals doesn’t guarantee a hit podcast

We’re excited to introduce you to Eric Benson, one of our advisors and collaborators at ClimateDesigners.org.Eric is the Chair of Graphic Design at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, as well as author of the book, Design to Re-Nourish, a manual of sustainability through systems-thinking for the graphic designer.In this 17 minute conversation, we ask Eric to share some of his experience bringing sustainability concepts into the classroom as a design educator, even when the curriculum doesn’t necessarily call for it.“Ask for forgiveness, not permission,” Eric says. Being a design educator right now gives us an amazing opportunity to influence the future of our climate crisis. With Eric’s help, we aim to add many more resources here at ClimateDesigners.org to help design educators do just that.Show notes at http://climatedesigners.org/podcast/103

With Eric on vacation this week, Blake welcomes J.E. Skeets from No Dunks to chat about his level of concern about the Raptors current three-game slide, his thoughts on Pascal Siakam's transition into the offence's number-one option, as well as the Raptors chances of beating the Bucks if the two teams meet again in the playoffs. Plus, OG Anunoby making a case for the NBA's All-Defensive Team, Nick Nurse's trust in Patrick McCaw, and the guys create an exclusive 519 All-Star Team featuring Jamal Murray and Justin Bieber.  Fill out the listener survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/25VZGGQ  Follow Blake on Twitter @BlakeMurphyODC Follow Eric on Twitter: @ekoreen    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Eric out, Doug and Dan welcome "Bud's Garage" host Bud Hughes to talk about the latest updates on Ryan Newman's injuries and safety. They then break down the NASCAR Cup Series' Las Vegas race and the Hendrick party there. They also look back at the Xfinity and NGOTS Truck races and the pressure two Daniels may be putting on themselves.

Support Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speakers: Eric Cifani and Chris Grasso PROGRAM NOTES: Date this lecture was recorded: August 2019. Today’s podcast features a Palenque Norte Lecture that was presented at Burning Man last August. This presentation was given by long-time friend and supporter of the salon, Eric Cifani. With Eric is Chris Grasso, who […]

With Eric out, racing mechanic instructor and radio host Bud Hughes joins Doug and Dan. They analyze Ryan Newman's wreck and miraculous recovery and how it could affect Gen-7 car development. They also offer thoughts about the rest of the Daytona 500, the ups and downs with the President and the rain, and how drivers and crews approach racing in the face of danger.

deel twee van een 5½ uur durend oudjaarsavond huiskamer interview. part two of a 5½ uur long new year's eve interview. (recorded 20191231) link to blogpost: https://potkaars.nl/blog/2020/1/1/oud-en-nieuw-2020-2-de-opcw-doofpot-over-gifgas-dat-er-niet-was-in-douma-syri In gesprek met onafhankelijke journalisten over het rapport van de OPCW, over Bellingcat en over hoe dat -net als die gifgasaanval in Douma Syrië- niet echt is. With: Eric van de Beek Journalist - OPCW and the Douma incident • Tareq Haddad Journalist - OPCW and the Douma incident • Hrvoje Moric Geopolitics & Empire podcast

With Eric and Chris out doing what Dads do, Cash and Richard hold down the fort in this weeks Dads On...Podcast! Christmas Shopping, Potty Training Promotions, Fantasy Football Playoffs, and the death of Juice Wrld! This has got to be the best episode that we have done so far. Don't miss out!

With Eric sidelined due to an urgent gingerbread house making engagement, Elizabeth and Scott ran a Williams & Harrell-esque two-person game. This week saw the Harden dunk/Rockets protest fiasco, an all-time LeBron uncalled travel, and Chris Paul doubling down on being a snitch, so as good basketball attorneys we have to ask: is the NBA rule of law under threat?    (Programming note: Eric should be back tomorrow night to discuss the Fizdale firing and preview the Dec. 15th trade market, if he isn't too offended by all the jokes made at his expense here and during the first several minutes of the episode.)

ADHD reWired is doing something different today, Cameron Gott is interviewing Eric. Cameron is an ADHD coach, that typically works with entrepreneurs, professionals, and small business owners to make better decisions and leading teams. He also trains coaches with two organizations and has started his own podcast. Cameron likes to use the curious accountability model for interviewing and will interview Eric with this same process. He likes to use it because it is a useful model for people with ADHD; we tend not to look back and reflect. Cameron wants us to imagine a rope bridge, the near side is resources, and the far side is the successful outcome. The middle of the rope bridge is the actual engagement, the anchor that leads from the resources to the successful results. He starts by asking Eric questions about where he is at right now and how he feels about this being his 300th episode. Eric says that over time, he has become a perfectionist, and the challenge this can be when editing a podcast. He talks about his son's diagnosis of ADHD and autism and how that was the impetus for him starting the podcast. Listen in as Cameron pulls some interesting new information out of Eric. With Eric on the other end of the microphone, you never know what he might say. You won't be disappointed, and you will learn a little about what makes Eric tick. Don't miss episode 300. You'll Learn: [02:05] Welcome to the show, Cameron. [04:08] The topic today will be curious accountability. [07:13] Eric where are you as you stand in this place, what is it to be here at this outcome? [12:38] They discuss Eric's accomplishments and how much he has done with this podcast, the spinoffs, and his coaching. [18:37] What was the impetus for starting this podcast? [22:38] His son was born and he realized his son was ADHD on the autism spectrum. [29:12] Eric talks about the first episodes and how they unfolded, there was no grand plan. [32:29] Was there any time commitment on your part when you started this podcast? [35:19] Eric discusses his coaching groups and the promise he made to it. [40:29] He tells us he struggled with work-life balance when he had his practice. He worked hard for his son but he never saw his son. [45:34] He speaks about releasing episode 47 @ 55 mph and the feedback he received from his listeners. [48:34] Consistency with wiggle room [51:56] Is there a surprise that came out of the left-field from this journey you've been on? [57:35] Looking forward what do you see happening in the future? Opportunities for growth? Spinoffs? [1:02:46] Thank you, Eric, for 300 episodes, and we can't wait for more. [1:03:28] Cameron's podcast is translating ADHD @ . [1:04:44] Cameron, thank you for doing this episode. [1:05:00] Thank you, everyone, and if I forget someone, know that I appreciate you. Links and Resources | 

With Eric out, Doug and Dan discuss what they think the ideal Playoff format would be, the benefits of the current one, the disadvantages of owners having so much say in NASCAR, and Chase Elliott and the Georgia sports curse in NASCAR.

With Eric out of town, Cory and Evan have no trouble filling their 80 minutes with discussion of the world series, NCAA athlete compensation developments, and NFL Week 9.

If you like our content and want us to keep it coming - feel free to buy us a coffee on : www.buymeacoffee.com/trackerbros :) Today's guest is the "Techy Agent" aka Eric Russell, who we consider a popstar among the fitness tech reviewers on Youtube, with more than 54.000 followers (including us two). Higher dark forces tried to prevent this recording: In the middle of the session, Daniel had a complete power outage in his house, while in parallel Markus' cat puked on the carpet and Eric's network dropped. We believe this is the combined wrath of upset Polar Ignite users as a reaction on Eric's negative Ignite review :-) With Eric we talked about how life is as a reviewer, how the crowd responds to negative reviews of their favorite gadget, optical sensors, questionable reviews and studies on tracker accuracy. Further, we discuss why "Mr. Agent" loves the Apple Watch 4, and how he applies his sophisticated "Pizza carb load" technique to get energy for long recording sessions in the gym.

With Eric out sick, Evan and Cory still managed to fill their air time with plenty of commentary on various MLB and NFL topics along with their weekly football predictions.

With Eric out, Doug and Dan try to find the most vulnerable Cup driver on the Playoff bubble, analyze the fuel strategy at Michigan, talk about KBM missing the Truck playoffs, and discuss which era was the best in NASCAR and why.

With Eric out, Doug and Dan break down Pocono and the difference between this and the June race. They also talk about drivers trending up and down heading to the playoffs and what to make of Kyle Larson's ups and downs. They also explain how the Christopher Bell situation gets more muddy and why the change in pit road rules is good.

With Eric out, Doug and Dan break down Dan's big 24 Hours of Charlotte idea, dissect Kyle Larson, explain different types of transmissions, honor the passing of several racing luminaries and our veterans, predict what the Coke 600 may display, laugh about the eleven pit road punches heard around the world, and spend some quality time on the phone with Aric Almirola.

With Eric away, Doug and Dan talk about why Chevrolet's are faster in Cup, if Alex Bowman could be the next Cup winner, some oddities on the stat sheet, the All-Star rules, and Georgian Jody Ridley's underdog Dover win in 1981.

As the merge has hit, the old Kama tribe quickly took over the game by ousting their former leader in Joe Anglim. With Eric and Ron at the reigns of the Kama tribe, can they lead the Kama 6 to postmerge dominance? Or have they taken their eyes off of their games by becoming too overconfident? This week the Survivors also faced a scary situation when one survivor fell over during their endurance immunity challenge. What is the status of this Survivor? Were they able to continue on in the game? What's the status of the Extinction Island inhabitants/Jurors? Find out all of this and more Wednesday night as Jim Early and Missyae Productions present another edition of the Missyae Podcast: Survivor Edge of Extinction Recap show! Call in at (657) 383-1308 and get your thoughts in about this week on Survivor!

Misfits Mondays! Misfits Mondays! With Eric and Michael, yeah Misfits Mondays (to the tune of Return of the Fly)! We are back this week with the 2nd edition of our bonus episode series Misfits Mondays! Michael and Eric dig deep into their favorite (and least favorite) Misfits covers, and then take a deep dive into the 1959 film Return of the Fly (and it's predecessor The Fly). Stick around to the end to see what film/Misfits song they will be diving into next week. This episode is dedicated to Dandelo, and all other cats who sacrificed their lives so that we could have the disintegrator-integrator machines that we take for granted.

With Eric out finishing a story, Frank pitches in a solo pod offering his takes on D.J. Wilson's solid showing in Detroit, Giannis and Khris' big nights, and a preview of the Bucks' Wednesday night game against the injury-plagued Pelicans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Eric out, Doug and Dan discuss their views on the exciting Charlotte Roval race and Jimmie Johnson's move at the end. They also celebrate Daniel Hemric and Ryan Preece's promotions on merit and what momentum does for a team. Aric Almola then joins to talk about barely surviving the Roval and who could drive the 41 car next season.

With Eric away in Michigan, Doug and Dan do the first-ever live remote of the Five to Go podcast live from the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame inductions. Dan is among the five entering and he shares some story from his racing past. NASCAR Hall of Famer Rex White and several others join to mark the day. BONUS: Clint Bowyer spends ten good minutes on the phone from Michigan.

With Eric back from vacation, we analyze the uniqueness of Pocono's layout, Cup drivers in smaller series, spicing up the TV coverage, and we play "NASCAR Season Connotation."

With Eric out, Doug and Dan break down a lukewarm set of races for Indy, F1, and NASCAR. They also talk about the list of women that have run Indy, an interesting streak Harvick broke, and where teams stand halfway thru the MENCS regular season.

With Eric out, Doug and Dan talk about the good and bad of the All-Star plate package and if NASCAR media members have a responsibility to be positive. Dan also recalls how hard just finishing the World 600 used to be and he and Doug discuss Indy Bump Day and if electric cars could work in NASCAR.

  Josh spoke at Stonebridge Church in Charlotte again last November after they finished going through the Equipped for Life Course, to answer their questions. The topics are listed below in case you want to jump around: 1:00: "Tell us a little bit about who you are and who ERI is." 3:59: "So you've talked about relational apologetics. Let's say I'm pro-life and I hate conflict. I don't want to offend people, so I basically end up never talking about my pro-life convictions. I'm pro-life, but I don't talk about it because it's a very controversial topic. How do I get over that fear? What do I do?" 14:21: "How do we make conversations about abortion more common and less weird?" 18:32: "In your opinion, how can we as a pro-life group at a large church, more effectively stir up passion for pro-life advocacy within our walls?" 22:59: "How can we have a greater impact in our community? In your experience and convictions, assuming that the foundational call is to love God and our pro-choice neighbor, what do you think are the most effective ways to turn the tide of our culture toward valuing the life of the unborn more?" 31:52: "I'm going into professional counseling and have been learning about not imposing values onto clients. So if a client came up to me and said that they want to have an abortion, how should I approach that without imposing my values?" 37:14: "If I'm buying a whole lot of baby diapers or something to give to the pregnancy center, and just by chance someone from Walmart or wherever strikes up a conversation, I think I'd probably keep it real short and sweet, but that was an idea that came to me." 39:08: "I didn't attend the [Equipped for Life] course classes and I don't want to cheapen your 35-hours of course material, but is there 60-seconds that you could give...?" 42:10: "I hear you saying that most pro-choice people believe that an [unborn] baby is a human being, but the woman's right to choose trumps that." 44:51: "In your opinion, if you were to give a state of the union address on the status of the pro-life movement in America and the culture, what's the wind of the culture right now when it comes to this? 60-second state of the union address. Where are we culturally? Is abortion going to end in 2017?" Josh asked Eric to read the email he sent his friend to initiate a series of conversations about abortion. With Eric's permission, here is the full text of that, and you can feel free to copy any part of it if it would be helpful to you: Awhile back I had mentioned the idea of the two of us sitting down to discuss our thoughts about abortion. I'm writing you now to tee that idea back up and hoping that you'll say yes. I've been taking a class that has been geared toward having great conversations with people who think differently about controversial topics, and one of the assignments is to literally have at least one actual conversation with someone about a controversial topic. All too often, people on different "sides" of a topic like abortion spend all their time defending their own view and criticizing opposing views without actually listening to and learning from people who have differing views. I want to be a person who listens and learns. Will you help me do that? I'd like to buy you breakfast, lunch, or just a cup of coffee sometime and learn from your views on this. What do you say? At one point Josh talked about the idea that we don't change people's minds, but that people change their own minds. He neglected to cite him in the moment, but he owes that insight to Timothy Brahm. Related Links: Pew Research Center: Few Clinton or Trump Supporters Have Close Friends in the Other Camp: http://pewrsr.ch/2BgxW1Y Timothy Brahm: How Your Brain Tricks You into Thinking the Other Side Is Stupid - Two Practical Tips for Better Social Media Conversations. (This post has the meme Josh mentioned.)http://bit.ly/2xCL0RK Josh Brahm: Can You Explain Why You’re Pro-Life in a 30-Second Sound Bite? http://bit.ly/2lMvm15 ERI Website: https://EqualRightsInstitute.com ERI Blog: https://Blog.EqualRightsInstitute.com ERI Course: https://EquippedCourse.com

CW: Graphic Sexual Acts, Sexism/Assault, Mental Health This week Dawn and Rachel are joined by returning guest Eric Hiltner. Rachel talks with so much passion about the Crow film/tv franchise and Dawn covers notable and interesting? cover models for Playgirl. With Eric’s help, we finally put the great turkey freezing/fresh debate to rest. Also, this episode stars Bob Saget known for his stand-up, but to be honest, he’s more known as the lovable Danny Tanner on Full House… We tried to coin the phrase ’Saget-Head’ if it takes off, it was all us. Does anyone know the punchline to the opening monologue joke or the Breakfast Club joke? Email us, please. There is a fair amount of sexism, but Al has great clothes, we also try to note as much historical stuff as we can. Apologies, we had some small audio issues on Dawn’s end. Next week join us for Season 2 , Episode 6, Good Morning, Peoria!  Contribute to our Patreon: http://patreon.com/beckettfuture Or visit our website: http://beckettfuturepod.com Email us: beckettfuturepod@gmail.com Lastly, visit our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/beckettfuturepod/ Please like us and review us on Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcatcher. We love you.  

Lee Rankin, owner of Apple Hill Farm, an award-winning agri-tourism business in North Carolina. Lee joins Charlie on the show today to talk about the challenges and triumphs of starting a farm from scratch, and growing it while being a single mom in the middle of North Carolina. While the story is primarily about the farm, she encounters many of the same patterns and principles that we see in all types of creative work and businesses. Key Takeaways: [2:35] - When Lee was 40, she took her one and a half year old son to the Kentucky State Fair and she met an alpaca. In that moment, she realized that what she wanted to do was raise alpacas. When she had fulfilled her current commitment in Kentucky, she moved herself and her son to North Carolina and they found a property, and that’s how it all started. [6:00] - Alpacas date back to Incan times, and Lee thinks they have that same energy pattern intact, and that’s why people are drawn to them. This connection doesn’t seem to happen with just any animal. [8:30] - Along this journey, Lee not only learned about farming, but also learned a lot about herself. First and foremost, she learned that she doesn’t have to know how to do something to actually do it. It’s more about her wanting to do it, moving forward, and learning how to correct when she needs to go in a different direction. [9:54] - Looking back on it, Lee learned that she is much braver and more courageous than she had any idea. Charlie talks about “moral luck,”and the idea that there are times and spaces where we are in certain situations that allow us to manifest bravery and courage. We can’t always know or predict what we’ll do in a given situation. [11:38] - There were a lot of challenges in getting things started, and sometimes looking back on it, she can’t believe she made it through (while raising a child!). One of the first things that happened, about six months into raising alpacas, was that there was an attack on them and she lost four out of five of the alpacas. She discovered her bravery in her quick action and reaction in getting help. Because one lived, they were able to move forward. [16:50] - The alpacas they lost were insured, and although it wasn’t easy, they were able to use the insurance to purchase new alpacas. Had they not been insured, it would’ve been a great loss of money in addition to the loss of the animals. Lee explains a bit about the alpaca business model; their intention was to breed and show. [18:40] - They stayed in the selling animals business for a while, but they also gained some interest in people coming to visit their farm. Lee talks about some of the precautions they put in place to protect the alpacas (more animals), and how that became a story. [20:48] - There are many parallels between creative businesses and the farm business. What usually happens in businesses of all types, is that thing you originally start your business around is not always what makes it profitable. For Lee’s business, people were originally coming for the story around the tragedy, but now they keep coming back to the farm because they have a group of animals that work together and allow them to experience something they’re not used to seeing. [23:27] - The shift to agri-tourism started slowly, and they had to make some changes to become an agri-tourism farm. Lee had to have the animals handled in a way that allows her to spend time with the guests, and they also opened a store. [24:12] - Agri-tourism is tourism on a farm that has to do with agriculture or the land. People are interested in seeing and teaching these processes. They also attract families because families are interested in doing things they can do all together. Fundamentally, they are selling an experience. [27:20] - Alpaca fur is very popular because it’s hypoallergenic, and it’s hollow-cored so it’s warm without being hot. It’s also a natural fiber. There’s an element to it that is more than the sum of its parts that makes it very appealing to people. [30:05] - They have an incredible team of people who work at Apple Hill Farm. They have some employees who have been with them for several years, and they currently have a graduate student on the farm who is studying bumble bee DNA. They have some others who are in school, as well as several people who do things outside of their work on the farm. The team has a special bond, which enhances how they work together and interact with their guests on the farm. [33:55] - Lee has fostered a culture at the farm that is defined by kindness and respect, not just between the staff, but also extended to the guests. A strong leader on their team, Breann, also supports Lee in this idea. [36:23] - Lee really loves what she does and is passionate about it, which has made it hard to turn some things over. But she’s found that when she does turn something over, they grow. With Eric and Breann on board, they have separated tasks out so they’re each responsible for something, instead of Lee shouldering it all. This has led to them gaining some outside support as well, especially with the people who do their payroll, who celebrate their wins with them. [42:05] - There’s a difference between the responsibility load that you carry and the time it takes to do those things. When you can let that go, not only does it free up time, but it lifts the responsibility weight and allows you to focus on other things. [47:20] - Lee’s biggest challenge right now is still trying to find the time to step away and work on her memoir. She wants to step away at the same time the business is growing exponentially, but also doesn’t want to leave. [49:55] - They’re up 32% in number of tours compared to last year, and in terms of money brought in by the tours, they’re up 46%. Their year-to-date sales figures are up about 35%. Leaving this type of growth is difficult because it’s what Lee has been working for since it opened. [53:47] - To help manage the different tasks she does, Lee has days designated for certain tasks - accounting days, days set aside for writing, days on the farm, and rest days. She also manages her time throughout each day, and sets time aside for her to do something creative each day. The principles Lee practices work in a wide variety of contexts and businesses. [59:07] - Lee’s challenge for listeners is to look at what you’re doing from the standpoint of what is it that you’re giving that you need to receive, and start receiving it. Mentioned in This Episode: Productive Flourishing Apple Hill Farm How to Be a Productive Powerhouse Using Time Blocking, by Charlie Gilkey for Productive Flourishing Leave a Review

With Eric and Kylan absent, Mike is joined by We Be Geeks, Wookiee Radio, Keepers of the Fringe and The New England Society of Geeks host, Derrick. A lot of Avengers talk happened. Mission Debrief Avengers: Infinity War trailer Deaths in Avengers 4 Disney/Fox back at the tables? Marvel Editor-In-Chief wrote under a pen name […]

With Eric out, Doug and Dan break down the Elliott-Hamlin scrap, the Smithfield-RPM conflict and other notable sponsor feuds over the years, discuss Bubba Wallace as the choice for the 43, and why adding more short tracks in NASCAR is so hard.

With Eric on vacation, Jordan is joined by good friend of the show Emily Waldon. They discuss the release of Mike Pelfrey, Matt Boyd's promotion to the rotation, Joe Jimenez starting down at Toledo, and Emily's spring training trip which included meeting Mr Tiger, Al Kaline. Jordan also tries his hand at power ranking something. Podcastellanos.com On Twitter: @EmilyWaldon2080 @JordanHall23 @ComericaEric @Podcastellanos On Instagram: @jordinho4 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Eric out of the country dogood-ing, Jordan is joined by Vito Chirco (@vitojerome) of Tigers Talk with Chirco and Company to look back at the first series after the break, with those gosh darn Kansas City Royals. They also take another look at the Detroit Tigers' trade deadline needs, and Jordan dips a toe in the power rankings pool. Follow them on Twitter: @jordanhall23 @VitoJerome @ComericaEric @Podcastellanos www.podcastellanos.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Eric away on a classified mission(geriatric gerbils we think) issued by Director Fury, Mike and Kylan are in the lair giving you the Marvel news of the week!! The show begins with Mike and Kylan talking about the future of ABC, Netflix, and Marvel…especially with the changes to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Mike, then picks […]

Milestone Bitches! That's right, Episode #75 is here and it's a long one. With Eric going away for the weekend, this episode is a disjointed mess of Jim, Eric and Reggie, but they do review all the DC Comics for the week of 6/11/16 and do it in style! It all clocks in over 7 hours and I hope you enjoy it more than Jim did! DC Comics Reviewed: Detective Comics #934, Action Comics #957, The Flash Rebirth #1, Wonder Woman Rebirth #1, Aquaman Rebirth #1, Legends of Tomorrow #4, Wacky Raceland #1, Lumberjanes/Gotham Academy #1, Red Hood/Arsenal #13, Green Lantern Corps: Edge of Oblivion #13, Earth 2 Society #13, Harley Quinn and Her Gang of Harleys #3, Constantine: The Hellblazer #13 and Black Canary #13 Keywords: Comics, Comic Books, Comic Book Podcast, Comics Podcast, Batman, Superman, DC Comics, Wonder Woman, Justice League, Podcast, Comic Book, superhero, superhero podcast, DCU, DC YOU, dc rebirth, dc comics rebirth, batman rebirth, superman rebirth, green arrow rebirth, green lantern rebirth Email us @ weirdsciencedccomics@gmail.com Follow Us on Twitter @weirdsciencedc Follow Us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/weirdsciencedccomics Call the New Rant and Rave Line!!!  (641) 715-3900 Ext: 452328  Call anytime you need to get something off your chest about anything and everything!!!  We will have a new weekly segment with all of your calls. Click HERE to check us out on iTunes and be sure to give us a quick review

With Eric taking some time off, Sarah and Bryan continue their experiment: history from a living person’s perspective. Listen to Part 2 of an on-site interview with Larry Mortensen, as he continues discussing his service in the Navy during the Korean War, his two decades of police work, and witnessing the birth of Silicon Valley. The post Through One’s Eyes: The Mortensen Files Part II appeared first on NERDONOMY.

With Eric taking some time off, Sarah and Bryan wanted to try something different: history from a living person’s perspective. Listen to Part 1 of an on-site interview with Larry Mortensen, a man who’s seen a lot. Enjoy! Click here to download the podcast file. The post Through One’s Eyes: The Mortensen Files Part I appeared first on NERDONOMY.

With Eric gone, Bryan and Sarah decide to do something different, and pilot an entirely new podcast!  Enjoy! Click here to download the podcast file. PHOTO CREDIT: “Dictionary” by greeblie The post Nerds on Words appeared first on NERDONOMY.

With Eric out sick, Sarah and Bryan talk about the several explorations that have taken place in the Amazon, and go on several tangents along the way. Click here to download the podcast file. PHOTO CREDIT: Neil Palmer/CIAT The post Latitude is Fatitude appeared first on NERDONOMY.

With Eric on paternity leave,  Sarah and Bryan take a moment to acknowledge their Celtic roots and talk about the Christianization of Ireland, which of course also means we talk about St. Patrick’s Day.  Enjoy! Click here if the media player does not load. Photo Credit: Stained Glass collage of St. Patrick, catholictradition.org The post Exorcising The Milk Demons appeared first on NERDONOMY.

With Eric and Aaron on extended Christmas vacation (i.e. on the couch playing the new GTA), we bring you one of the very best Drunk SportFan episodes of all time. A draft discussion with Rusty Haynes. Aaron is shocked to find out that the Texans didn't use their first round pick on a WR that's been out of the league for 5 years, and Eric gets PLASTERED.  Rusty is still better looking than both of them. 

With Eric on a two-week break, Nerdonomy regular David McGuire stops by, and he and Bryan revel in their stage acting days while discussing the changes to art of Acting that in the 20th Century.  Enjoy! Click here if the media player has trouble loading. Photo Credit:  A scene from A Month in the Country by […] The post Whatever Works appeared first on NERDONOMY.

With Eric away at the GAMA trade show in Las Vegas, Sam Healey and Zee Garcia join Tom to talk about Compounded, Firezne, Eruption, Battle for Souls, Last Will, and Colosseum.  They also answer a bunch of questions, before Dan King and Eric Summerer enter, live from Las Vegas, to give some news highlights and upcoming game information.

With Eric away at the GAMA trade show in Las Vegas, Sam Healey and Zee Garcia join Tom to talk about Compounded, Firezne, Eruption, Battle for Souls, Last Will, and Colosseum.  They also answer a bunch of questions, before Dan King and Eric Summerer enter, live from Las Vegas, to give some news highlights and upcoming game information.

With Eric just recovering from being sick, and Bryan just catching something, the Nerds thought, why not talk about Pandemics?!  Join Eric and Bryan as they explore the cultural and historical impact from history’s most major diseases. Click Here if the player isn’t loading! The post 50 Shades of Black Death appeared first on NERDONOMY.

With Eric dipping bottles of moonshine into wax (or something) Swag, Eades and Kev take on this podcast, man-mode. Gotham City Impostors, Playstation Orbis, Max Payne 3 and Black Ops 2 are all on tonight’s chopping block. Be sure to include your ManaTank username in any questions so you can earn the achievement! Wondering how … Continue reading ManaTank Podcast – 4/1/2012 →