Podcast appearances and mentions of zach simon

Welcome Back to Sorghum Smart Talk! The Checkoff was recently at Kibblecon, hosted in Manhattan, KS and your Executive Director, Norma Ritz Johnson and Director of Ingredient Utilization, Zach Simon are here to tell you all about it! Listen in as they recap all the new technologies happening in the pet world that include sorghum as well as how sorghum, The Resource Conserving Crop™ is a great ingredient to have in your four-legged friend's diet.

Zach Simon hosts this week's episode of Sorghum Smart Talk & brings on a familiar guest, Sarah Sexton-Bowser! Sarah has been on our podcast before, but we wanted to highlight her amazing work with the Center for Sorghum Improvement! Dive in as we discuss how she and her team develop discoveries into viable products that can make an impact into new technologies for farmers along with data driven decision making that is innovating the future of sorghum. Listen to the full episode now!

It's about to be a busy and exciting weekend for our high school baseball and softball teams so you know we had to have Olivet High School softball coach Jeff Taylor on! Plus, Pewamo-Westphalia Baseball pitcher Zach Simon shared what's led to the Pirates' dominance in the postseason.

Zach had a lot of music around his house growing up, as his mother is a musician and music teacher. He focused on sports when young, but then his parents got him an acoustic guitar when he graduated from high school. It was in college in the mountains near Boulder, Colorado, he says, when he “really started writing from my heart and my soul.” It helped him get some peace and tranquility in his life and he committed to music in a way that was real and deep. Zach says, music allowed him to find himself; “It allowed me to step past my own confines and barriers because there was something bigger than me on the other side of it. … Just letting go … and honoring this craft is my conduit. … It’s transformed my perspective.” He also says, “I will tell everyone and their mother that they would be good at some musical instrument or singing.”  “What I think we are doing as musicians, as artists, is finding a way to double down on who we are, believing that if we’re ourselves, if we invest in that, if we really live that fully, people feel that, they see that, and a lot of people need that, and I needed it for a long time, I was inspired by a lot of musicians and artists.” His current band is Lunar Eclectic in Austin, Texas.

Digging into the vault this week, Philadelphia-based podcast host Zach Simon took a trip earlier this month to talk about some former MVP that signed a big contract. (And no, not the one in Los Angeles.) Follow Zach on Twitter (@HotStoveCast) and visit his website for all episodes of his project, HotStoveCast.

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan is on the road via skype and joined by Steven Bishop and Julie Connaly as well as special guest, local Austin band Lunar Eclectic. With a killer vibe, Lunar Eclectic incorporates graphic design, video technology, funk and traditional jam band feels to create a new but familiar experience. Lunar Eclecticformed in 2017 in Austin, TX. Blending rock, funk, reggae, folk, electronica and improvisational chops. Join us as we explore the creation of, and inspiration behind the band that is Lunar Eclectic with members Jesse Moriarty, Zach Simon and Don Turchiarelli as we discuss the topics of music and jam. Also make sure to go check out their upcoming live performance this Thursday at Carousel Lounge $5 cover, 7 PM to midnight. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation every week.

This week, we’re riding the bus. Thrilling, I know. Minnesota is often praised for its alternative means of travel. We have some of the best bike paths in the nation, a light rail that’s quick easy and accessible and over a 1000 buses with a daily ridership of 300,000. They not only help us reach our destinations, but also keep us connected with the culture of Minneapolis and St Paul. Jackie Renzetti uncovers a mystery that has long plagued the Campus Connector program, and Marcheta Fornoff finds out what it takes to be a Minneapolis Bus Driver. We also hear the Word on the Street with Teddy DuFrane and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, we’re riding the bus. Thrilling, I know. Minnesota is often praised for its alternative means of travel. We have some of the best bike paths in the nation, a light rail that’s quick easy and accessible and over a 1000 buses with a daily ridership of 300,000. They not only help us reach our destinations, but also keep us connected with the culture of Minneapolis and St Paul. Jackie Renzetti uncovers a mystery that has long plagued the Campus Connector program, and Marcheta Fornoff finds out what it takes to be a Minneapolis Bus Driver. We also hear the Word on the Street with Teddy DuFrane and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, we’re exploring… Earth. And with 72 state parks and well over 10,000 lakes, Minnesota is a natural spectacle and an ideal location to stage our show, discussing both the unpredictability and the comfort of nature. Aaron Bolton investigates contrary interpretations of climate change and Katie Bolin harvests a story from the apple orchards, we also hear the Word on the Street with Matt Curtis and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, we’re exploring… Earth. And with 72 state parks and well over 10,000 lakes, Minnesota is a natural spectacle and an ideal location to stage our show, discussing both the unpredictability and the comfort of nature. Aaron Bolton investigates contrary interpretations of climate change and Katie Bolin harvests a story from the apple orchards, we also hear the Word on the Street with Matt Curtis and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, we’re relying on the Twin Cities community - the eclectic, exciting and energetic society that we’re fortunate to surround ourselves with. This is a city and a show supported by collaboration, and we’ll hear two shining examples of people coming together in the name of achieving something greater than themselves. Jackie Renzetti carves out an account of the giant pumpkin culture, Parker Lemke sees the start of a comedy community, and we also hear the Word on the Street with Patrick Sharkey and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, we’re relying on the Twin Cities community - the eclectic, exciting and energetic society that we’re fortunate to surround ourselves with. This is a city and a show supported by collaboration, and we’ll hear two shining examples of people coming together in the name of achieving something greater than themselves. Jackie Renzetti carves out an account of the giant pumpkin culture, Parker Lemke sees the start of a comedy community, and we also hear the Word on the Street with Patrick Sharkey and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, instead of preparing for all those classes we have in a week, we’re putting our feet up and reading some comics. The colorful, eventful, suspenseful print media that has reflected American culture since the Great Depression. Although our cherished superheroes lost popularity in the middle of the 20th Century, blockbuster movies, A-list actors and special effects have revived the genre in ways that couldn’t have been conceived in the 1930s. We'll hear stories of comics flourishing in the 21st Century as well as the Word on the Street with Matt Curtis and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, instead of preparing for all those classes we have in a week, we’re putting our feet up and reading some comics. The colorful, eventful, suspenseful print media that has reflected American culture since the Great Depression. Although our cherished superheroes lost popularity in the middle of the 20th Century, blockbuster movies, A-list actors and special effects have revived the genre in ways that couldn’t have been conceived in the 1930s. We'll hear stories of comics flourishing in the 21st Century as well as the Word on the Street with Matt Curtis and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, we're taking on something big. Bigger than all of us - except the Beatles. Maxxx Fuller hosts the show in Matt Curtis's absence and examines how the blonde-haired blue-eyed image of Jesus came to be. We also hear the Word on the Street from Aaron Bolton and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, we're taking on something big. Bigger than all of us - except the Beatles. Maxxx Fuller hosts the show in Matt Curtis's absence and examines how the blonde-haired blue-eyed image of Jesus came to be. We also hear the Word on the Street from Aaron Bolton and the Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week we’re discussing the ins and outs of medicinal marijuana. May 29th 2014 was the day Governor Dayton legalized medical marijuana after a long fought battle, but as we take a closer look at the evolution of medical marijuana allowance in Minnesota, we see that we still have a long way to go. Stories from Matt Curtis and Aaron Bolton, also we hear The Word on the Street from volunteer Emily Dueker and Radio K’s Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week we’re discussing the ins and outs of medicinal marijuana. May 29th 2014 was the day Governor Dayton legalized medical marijuana after a long fought battle, but as we take a closer look at the evolution of medical marijuana allowance in Minnesota, we see that we still have a long way to go. Stories from Matt Curtis and Aaron Bolton, also we hear The Word on the Street from volunteer Emily Dueker and Radio K’s Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week, we’re exploring the ins and outs of fitness. When something bad happens a cliché that is often uttered goes something along the lines of “at least we have our health,” illustrating the importance of well-being above all else. In this day and age we’re making an effort to keep our spirits wholesome, eat healthily and keep fit. Also we hear The Word on the Street from Patrick Sharkey and Radio K’s WRS with Zach Simon.

This week, we’re exploring the ins and outs of fitness. When something bad happens a cliché that is often uttered goes something along the lines of “at least we have our health,” illustrating the importance of well-being above all else. In this day and age we’re making an effort to keep our spirits wholesome, eat healthily and keep fit. Also we hear The Word on the Street from Patrick Sharkey and Radio K’s WRS with Zach Simon.

This week we’re being resourceful. Host Matthew Curtis joined by the show’s producers, Aaron Bolton and Max Fuller as we listen to stories of people using what they have to further flourish or to simply get by. Also we hear The Word on the Street from volunteer Jackie Renzetti and Radio K’s Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week we’re being resourceful. Host Matthew Curtis joined by the show’s producers, Aaron Bolton and Max Fuller as we listen to stories of people using what they have to further flourish or to simply get by. Also we hear The Word on the Street from volunteer Jackie Renzetti and Radio K’s Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.