Podcast appearances and mentions of zach hughes

We dive into the investigation into Christina's murder, the relationship between John Mello and Zachary Hughes, the drama surrounding Zachary's iPhone that was seized during a search warrant, the arrest of John Mello & Zach Hughes for harassment and conspiracy relating to nude photos of Christine sent to neighbors and family, and more. All links: https://linktr.ee/prettyliesandalibisMerch: prettyliesandalibis.myshopify.comPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/PrettyLiesAndAlibisDonate: PayPal - prettyliesandalibis@gmail.com Venmo - @prettyliesalibisBuy Me A Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/prettyliesrCash App- PrettyliesandalibisBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pretty-lies-and-alibis--4447192/support.

Enlightening, but frightening - what does AI have in store for us? Today, guest Zach Hughes, joins Woody to speculate the answer.Zach is the VP of IT at CHS, one of the industry's leading agriculture businesses that is uniquely owned by the farmers. He is also one of the industry's leading experts on the principles and practices of leadership.In their discussion today, Woody and Zach discuss the consumerism state in which AI seems to currently sit, current capabilities, and a brilliant look into the meaning of 'creativity' when it comes to AI with an example in music.Have a read of Zach's recent words on AI here:https://zachonleadership.com/the-ai-article/https://zachonleadership.com/automation-is-for-humans-not-the-other-way-around/Connect with Zach on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zacharybhughes/

On this episode of the CTO Change Agent Podcast, Nathan sits down with CHS Inc.'s Vice President of IT Zach Hughes as they discuss what it's like to work within tech in a non-tech industry. Zach touches on why industries, whether tech-heavy or not, should still think about infrastructure and cloud migrations that could modernize their environment and create better business opportunities for efficient and secure work. Zach emphasizes that everyone should be on their own journey to gain experience and thus help others with their own journeys, making your team feel comfortable being themselves at work and embracing the “geek culture” in a non-tech environment.

BSP Ep. 80- AT ALL COSTS w/Green Beret Zach Hughes Screenshot, Share, and Tag to help us grow! This episode's guest is the most extreme story of the mindset of AT ALL COSTS. Green Beret Zach Hughes is a special forces operator and runs a nonprofit to help that industry. He's the co-founder of Operators Association @operations_assoc, and co-host of @mentors4mil Zach shares how the inspiration to join the military came from Zach's grandfather, a WWII Veteran. His grandfather always shared his stories in a positive light, and the brotherhood that forms.  Zach decided to become a Green Beret, and the mentality "WIN AT ALL COSTS" helped him achieve what he set out to. He ended up being the class valedictorian and credits his grandfather for instilling that desire for excellence.  Mike and Zach discuss facing "Imposter Syndrome" and how it's an ongoing battle you'll run into during different phases of life.  Zach emphasizes when he begins to feel that anxiety, it's time to "work harder".  Zach shares his story of when he was forced to "start over", and how he maintained his positive "Win at all costs" mindset following the after-effects of an RPG injury in Afghanistan. Due to the injuries, he could no longer be a Green Beret and medically retired.  He became involved in a non-profit to assist members of the special forces that's had a very positive impact on him and those around him.  Check out the full episode to hear more!  Follow Zach on social media: @zachhughes1

An inspiring conversation with Zach Hughes - Chief Operating Officer at Elite Meet - about his inspiration to become a Special Forces Green Beret, his transition out of the military, his work at Elite Meet. Connect with Zach on LinkedIn here or visit his website operatorsassociation.com and elitemeet.us.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=5APZ8C5C6942Y&source=url)

The Iditarod can be a cathartic experience, with all those good dogs, bad dogs, #uglydogs... In this episode we catch up on the race and discuss how it's nearly impossible to analyze who's really in the lead as mushers start to take their mandatory 24-hour layovers at different checkpoints. Alaska Public Media's Tegan Hanlon has a story about Jeff King's substitute Sean Underwood, AKPM's Zach Hughes and Ben Matheson take in the Blood Moon in Takotna, we have a somewhat surprising answer to a listener question, and Brent Sass talks about his lead dog, Jeep.

Zach Hughes is a former Green Beret who transitioned out of the Army after an injury in Afghanistan. He worked closely with and is now the Chief Operating Officer for Elite Meet which is a 501c3 Non-Profit which specializes in putting Special Operations and Pilot veterans in front of hard to access corporate personnel for hiring and networking purposes.

Zach Hughes was a US Special Forces Green Beret who served in Afghanistan until he was injured by an RPG during an attack. In this episode we go deep into the selection and training process that special forces soldiers have to endure, with a special emphasis on mental toughness. 01:16 - The decision making process to become a Green Beret04:55 - The differences between the Green Berets, the Seals, the Rangers and Delta Force09:01 - The capture and killing of Osama Bin Laden13:11 - The Green Beret selection process29:25 - What happens in the 2 year Green Beret course38:20 - Physical training to prepare for special forces44:02 - How do you prepare for the lack of sleep48:26 - The Afghanistan deployment 52:56 - Getting hit by an RPG during an attack56:34 - Transitioning out of special forces to civilian life01:02:38 - The advice Zack most often gives to people01:05:57 - How to find and contact Zack Zack is currently the COO of Elite Meet, a networking company dedicated to matching former special forces soldiers and fighter pilots with prospective employers. Also: check out The Guard Retention Formula because the best instructional on stopping people from passing your guard ever released is now available in online streaming, DVD and app formats. Go to https://www.grapplearts.com/guardretention for more info about this instructional.  

In this episode of the Championship Leadership podcast, Zach Hughes shares his story from joining the military after college as a Green Beret, getting too injured to continue in the military, and how he found success afterwards when he had to reinvent himself. Enjoy!

A Texas teen becomes a Green Beret after surviving an active shooter massacreSubscribe to #Dragonsbread on iTunes, Spotify, and your favorite podcast platformAbout:We do #truth stories Zach Hughes is a former Green Beret. He is now an executive for veteran placement firm Elite Meet.Follow usTwitter: toowi_mediaFacebook: @pioneersofinsightInstagram: toowi_mediaVisit toowimedia.com for vids, music, and previews

The first episode of Monologue is here! For this first stand-alone ep, my friend & producer Dylan Byrnes (@dbyrnes10) and I sip on some Chardonnay and talk about the album we made with Zach Hughes (@lostharbormusic) and Andrew Conner (@ironoakrecording). We go through each song and talk about the technical and lyrical processes behind them. We also end up discussing The Enneagram (briefly), how musical theatre brought us both out of our shells at a young age (and how that affects our music today), risk deprivation syndrome, rampant anxiety in the Millennial and Gen Z generations and more. Do we deliriously sing "thank u, next" at one point? Do I mention the Alamo? Maybe?(At the veryyy end of the ep, we hear Brielle Sebold (@briellesebold) reading a poem of hers that was inspired by the album title.)your absence, a closeness is on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/35LdAjc0AofOmzL43NLfw4?si=uVSFn1umR1CUykvRrekNng

In the first episode I’m talking with Zach Hughes the Director of IT Development & Operations. CHS a Fortune 100 company located in Minnesota. He also has a fantastic blog at ZachOnLeadership.com where he has many great articles about leadership in IT development.If you have any thoughts to share or questions to ask on the subject, I’d love to discuss them on the show. Please find me on Twitter @KRTS and thank you for listening.

My atheist roommate is always debating religion with me, sometimes it shakes me. What should I do? (18:10-32:23) Is "born again virgin" a thing? (32:28-48:56) Can you be anxious or depressed and still have the joy of the Lord? (49:01-1:04:38) Closing Song: Under His Wings (Haley Conner and Zach Hughes)

What is the difference between "locker room talk" and just being rude? (16:18-34:38) How can Jesus empathize with our weakness if He is perfect? (34:42-51:04) My youth pastor calls people out and it makes me uncomfortable. How do I bring this up without making a mess of it? (51:08-1:09:20) Closing Song: Under His Wings (Haley Conner and Zach Hughes)

Zach Hughes is the Director of Technical Services at CHS, Inc. He has 17 years of experience in enterprise IT infrastructure in a variety of disciplines including cloud computing, application hosting, data centers, converged infrastructure, security, and IT leadership. He is passionate about innovating infrastructure technology solutions that create a competitive advantage for business. Prior to CHS, Zach held various IT leadership and Sr. Engineering positions at Wells Fargo and GMAC Financial Services. Zach earned his MA in Organizational Leadership from Bethel University. Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/zach-hughes-leadership/ Sponsors Minio Cloud Services Burdene - The bot that remembers where you parked your car.