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Stay Connected Podcast Ep. 141 Why Most Golfers Train Wrong — Ernest Wiggins II & Bruce Berryman ExplainIn this episode of the State Connected podcast, host Leo Herrera speaks with coaches Ernest Wiggins II and Bruce Berryman, founders of Golf-LedX. They discuss their personal journeys into golf, their backgrounds in athletics, and the philosophy behind their training programs. The conversation explores the importance of conditioning, the evolution of golf training, and the mindset required for success in sports. They also share insights on the common traits of high-performing individuals and their vision for the future of Golf-LedX.

2026-01-0638 min

The Business Acquisition Podcast with Bruce Whipple 368 - How to Use ChatGPT Effectively ... And Not Get Fooled! Technology is a great tool but don't promote it to the CEO. As William Ernest Henley said in his poem Invictus ... I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. And I would suggest you should also act that way. On this week's Business Acquisition Podcast, I'll share my thoughts on technology and specifically ChatGPT with some tips on how to utilize ChatGPT best. I'll also give you a challenge! It's all in this week's podcast, so if you think you're ready for some hard truths, give it a listen! To Your Success, Bruce Whipple https://br...

2025-10-1711 min

Pop Culture Purgatory Episode 326: Ernest Scared Stupid (1991)Welcome back to purgatory!!!! Happy Halloween!!!! The spooky season is finally here and the boys kick it off with an absolute Halloween classic banger Ernest Scared Stupid from 1991, the film is directed by John R. Cherry III and it's written by John R. Cherry III, Coke Sams and Charles Gale. The film stars the great Jim Varney, Eartha Kitt, Austin Nagler, Shay Astar, Jonas Moscartolo, John Cadenhead, Billy Byrge, Richard Woolf, Nick Victory, Alec Klapper, Steven Moriyon, Daniel Butler, Esther Huston and Larry Black!!! Thanks for checkin us out!!! You can find our...

2025-10-0554 min

The ASBL Podcast with Lloyd Chapman and Bruce de Torres ASBL 26: Ernest Lineberger, 2026 Candidate, TexasASBL 26: Ernest Lineberger, 2026 Candidate, TexasErnest Lineberger is a “U.S. Navy Veteran ready to leverage his diverse experiences to bring informed, ethical, and compassionate leadership to the U.S. House of Representatives. With a focus on making government work for the people, military veterans, and economic balance, he is dedicated to serving the needs and values of his constituents, a commitment to inclusivity, integrity, and community welfare. Fighting to Flip this seat in 2026!”We discussed his reasons for running, what he wants to do for the people in his district, and the American Small Busi...

2025-08-2035 min

Punto Muerto Bruce Springsteen - Born To RunBruce Springsteen escuchó por primera vez la mezcla final de Born to Run, su tercer álbum de estudio, en un hotel en Kutztown, Pensilvania, al final de una agotadora sesión de grabación de 14 meses. Lo odió tanto que tiró la cinta a la piscina del hotel. Fue un momento decisivo en la carrera del joven músico. El largo y arduo proceso que finalmente condujo a Born to Run comenzó en 1974. La escena musical estadounidense estaba cambiando, a medida que el rock daba paso a la música disco, el punk comenzaba a nacer y los tenues susurros del rap s...

2025-07-1549 min

CinemAddicts Reviews: Blitz, Ernest Cole: Lost & Found, The Fix, , Street Trash, Emilia Pérez, Bread & RosesOn CinemAddicts Episode 269, we review "The Fix," "Ernest Cole: Lost and Found," "Blitz," "Bread & Roses," "Armor," and "Street Trash." Bruce Purkey also reviews the Hulu limited series "Say Nothing" and "Emilia Perez." Timestamps (2:28) - The Fix - photos/poster credit: Gravitas Ventures (10:04) - Ernest Cole: Lost And Found - photos/poster credit: Magnolia Pictures (14:28) - Blitz - photos/poster credit: Apple TV+ (18:22) - Afterwar - photos/poster credit: Magic Hour Films (23:54) - Bruce Purkey is in the Cinem-Attic!!! (25:15) - Bread & Roses - photos/poster credit: Apple TV+ (30:22) - Ernest C...

2024-11-221h 03

Reza Rifts Bruce DavisonBruce Davison | EP 330 In this episode, host Keith Reza talks with veteran character actor Bruce Davison about his illustrious career in film and theater. Davison shares anecdotes from working on films like 'The Crucible,' 'Willard,' and the 'X-Men' series, and discusses his experiences with legendary actors such as Dustin Hoffman, Gene Hackman, and Brian Cox. They also touch on the challenges and joys of being a character actor, Davison’s memorable advice from industry greats like Burt Lancaster, and his humorous yet insightful behind-the-scenes stories. The conversation reveals Davison’s reflections on balancing personal and prof...

2024-11-041h 01

Reza Rifts Bruce DavisonBruce Davison | EP 330 In this episode, host Keith Reza talks with veteran character actor Bruce Davison about his illustrious career in film and theater. Davison shares anecdotes from working on films like 'The Crucible,' 'Willard,' and the 'X-Men' series, and discusses his experiences with legendary actors such as Dustin Hoffman, Gene Hackman, and Brian Cox. They also touch on the challenges and joys of being a character actor, Davison's memorable advice from industry greats like Burt Lancaster, and his humorous yet insightful behind-the-scenes stories. The conversation reveals Davison's reflections on balancing personal and professional life...

2024-11-0458 min

Head2Head Episode 19 - Prof.Michael Belgrave, HistorianMichael Belgrave is Professor Emeritus of History at Massey University. He was research manager of the Waitangi Tribunal and has continued to work on Treaty of Waitangi research and settlements. published widely on Treaty and Māori history. His 2017 Dancing with the King, an exploration of diplomacy and peace-making in the decades between the Waikato War and the opening of the King Country, was shortlisted for the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards and won the Ernest Scott Prize. He has worked in advisory groups supporting the implementation of the new national history curriculum. In this interview we d...

2024-10-1432 min

The Chorus The Chorus #97: The Past Is Here Episode, Or Leaving A Hole Where You WereWe confirm that revisiting the past can be both exciting and depressing, but at least you can flip forward in a book. Neil Young enjoys a welcome return to our consciousness, and we delve into the darkness of infant ungulates. Reviewed this week: THEATRE: The Brothers, Number One And A Weekend Special MUSIC: The Lemon Twigs - A Dream Is All We Know, Charley Crockett - $10 Cowboy, Neil Young - Fu##in' Up BOOKS: Letters That Changed The World by Simon Sebag Montefiore, Imagine Me Gone by Adam Haslett, The Old...

2024-05-2952 min

Living Love What it Means to Feel at Home Here with Bruce NayowithHow do we create group experiences where people feel at home? How can we come out of separation back into healthy groups so we can co-create and learn together? In conversation with Bruce Nayowith, we explore the contexts that bring out the best in people. We weave insights from trauma-informed research and practice, neuroscience, and many sources, including Thomas Hubl, The Pocket Project, The Art of Hosting, Riane Eisler, Dan Siegel, Sarah Peyton, and the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving address. These stories offer practical ideas on how to strengthen relational connections and trust. Resources and links: Kinship: A H...

2024-04-1650 min

Scare U Bride of Frankenstein (1935) with Bruce Graver & Dorian GreenbaumWe're back from Spring Break, discussing James Whale's 1935 classic featuring Boris Karloff, Elsa Lanchester, Colin Clive, Valerie Hobson, and Ernest Thesiger. Our guests are the authors of the new book Peggy Webling and the Story Behind Frankenstein: The Making of a Hollywood Monster, about the woman who wrote the stage play from which Universal's Frankenstein (1931) was adapted. Also: a new superlative honoring one of our favorite actors, the inimitable Béatrice Dalle. Intro, Debate Society, To Sir With Love (spoiler-free): 00:00-27:40 Honor Roll and Detention (spoiler-heavy): 27:41-56:04 Superlatives (spoiler-heavier): 56:05-1:16:04

2024-04-151h 16

Get Top Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & Detective Old-Time Radio's Greatest Shows, Volume 70: Featuring Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Raymond Burr, and many more by Carl AmariPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/706636 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Old-Time Radio's Greatest Shows, Volume 70: Featuring Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Raymond Burr, and many more Series: #70 of Old-Time Radio Author: Carl Amari Narrator: TBD Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 39 minutes Release date: January 30, 2024 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: A collection of the best and most popular programs from the Golden Age of Radio, digitally remastered, and including performances from some of Hollywood’s most beloved stars, like Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Raymond Burr, and many more. Volume 70: Audio Table of Contents: The Abbott & Costello Show “St. Patrick’s Day Show”...

2024-01-3010 min

Psych in Business Reviewing the Tuckman Stages for Group DevelopmentIn this episode of the Psych in Business podcast, host Dr. Ernest Wayde delves into the Tuckman stages of group development, a renowned team effectiveness model introduced by Bruce Tuckman in 1965. These stages—forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjoining—illustrate the expected development of teams as they mature and enhance relationships and leadership. In the forming stage, team members are polite and cautious, focusing on getting to know each other while creating ground rules and establishing objectives. The storming stage introduces conflict, resistance, and emotional responses as the team grapples with roles, leadership, and goals. Dr. Wayde empha...

2024-01-1913 min

Adventure Diaries: Exploration, Survival & Travel Stories Bruce Luyendyk: Wild Antarctic Expeditions & Discovering A Hidden 8th ContinentPlease click here to 'Follow' the show - it really helps get the show to a wider audience (which I really thank you for!).🚨 Don't FORGET to Join the Adventure Newsletter Here 🚨😎SummaryBruce Luyendyk, a renowned geologist and Antarctic researcher, shares his passion for Antarctica and the motivation behind his expeditions. Bruce discusses the challenges and risks of working in the harsh Antarctic environment, including blizzards and accidents. Bruce highlights his scientific discoveries, such as the Antarctic ice sheet and the breakup of the ancient supercontinent Gondwana. Bruce also...

2024-01-111h 19

Rattle Poetry ep. 202 - Bruce WeiglBruce Weigl is the author of over twenty books of poetry, translations and essays, most recently Among Elms, in Ambush (BOA, 2021), On the Shores of Welcome Home (BOA, 2019), and The Abundance of Nothing (Northwestern University Press, 2012), which was a finalist for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry. Weigl has won the Lannan Literary Award for Poetry, the Poets Prize from the Academy of American Poets, the Robert Creeley Award, The Cleveland Arts Prize, The Tu Do Chien Kien Award from the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, and the 2018 “Premiul Tudor Arghezi Prize” from the National Museum of Literature of Romania. Having foug...

2023-07-182h 27

Chiwi Journal #146: Online Writing, English Literature, Ernest Hemingway and Essayful with Dylan O'SullivanMy guest today is Dylan O'Sullivan. Dylan is a media specialist at OSV, guest lecturer at Write of Passage, columnist at a few major media outlets and the creator behind a writing-focused brand Essayful. In today’s episode, we talked about… How does Write of Passage help us embark on our online writing journey? Exploring our initial love for reading and writing, and our earliest memories of writing. Contrasting experiences of studying English Literature in different countries. A friendly conversation between a Manchester United and Manchester City fan. Delving into the life and work...

2023-07-0956 min

The Men of Action Podcast Episode 10: Ernest Takes It Up The BassWelcome all you slack jawing sons of bitches to your monthly ass chaffing. This month we sidetrack from our usual rants to focus on some listener email and give our rebuttal to show fluffer, Ernest Bass. Along the way we will defecate all over Ari Aster's "Beau Is Afraid" and the latest Evil Dead entry "Evil Dead Rise". You'll also get our recommendations for our must see movie or TV show for this month and to top it all off we will close things out with 4 new inductees into our exclusive, Top 100 Films Of All Time list. So slap...

2023-06-0658 min

The Keyboard Chronicles David Sancious, Solo Artist / Peter Gabriel / Sting / Bruce Springsteen (Part 2)In Part 2 of our interview with David Sancious (Part 1 here) we cover his work with Sting and Peter Gabriel, working with Springsteen on Human Touch and a massive amount more including David’s Desert Island Discs. To listen / watch: Audio-only: click on the play button in the audio player above, or: Video: watch the embedded video below or check it and previous episodes out on our YouTube Channel /p> Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): 2015 Sting and Paul Simon Tour David playing with Sting...

2023-05-2046 min

The Bruce Bright Breakdown 09. Ernest Garcia - From Employee to EntrepreneurBecoming an entrepreneur could be the key to having more freedom and control in your life. Ernest Garcia is an entrepreneur who owns two Hotworx fitness studios and shares his journey of leaving a long and successful career as a Mercedes mechanic and jumping into entrepreneurship. The difference between owning your own business and having a stable career as an employee can be a life-changer, but both options suit different types of people. Entrepreneurship can be a more stressful option that requires a different level of presence depending on the type of business, but it can also offer you...

2023-02-2457 min

Talks For Christ A Different Type Of Disaster Relief - audioDr. Ernest Izard, Jr was our recent Abundant Living Podcast speaker on Feb. 16th 2023. A Different Type Of Disaster Relief was the title of the podcast and proved to be extremely interesting. Ernest is the Director of Trauma Ministry at Amigos Internacionales Inc. Dr. Oliver posed some difficult questions that Ernest handled with ease. If you have a business or ministry you are definitely going to want to listen to this short yet powerful interview. He leaves everyone with a 4 letter word that spells HOPE. Be sure to let our guest hear from you by completing the form on the...

2023-02-1825 min

Talks For Christ A Different Type Of Disaster Relief - audio - AudioDr. Ernest Izard, Jr was our recent Abundant Living Podcast speaker on Feb. 16th 2023. A Different Type Of Disaster Relief was the title of the podcast and proved to be extremely interesting. Ernest is the Director of Trauma Ministry at Amigos Internacionales Inc. Dr. Oliver posed some difficult questions that Ernest handled with ease. If you have a business or ministry you are definitely going to want to listen to this short yet powerful interview. He leaves everyone with a 4 letter word that spells HOPE. Be sure to let our guest hear from you by completing the form on the...

2023-02-1825 min

Life in the Leadership Lane 138. 50 Ideas in less than 300 Seconds SEASON 3 on Life in the Leadership Lane Highlights 2022Welcome to Life in the Leadership Lane where I am talking to leaders making a difference in the workplace and in our communities. How did they get started and what are they doing to stay there! Buckle up and get ready to accelerate in the Leadership Lane! This week, we are featuring season 3 highlights! 50 of our guests sharing perspective in less than 5 minutes on Life in the Leadership Lane. Special thanks to all of our amazing guests for being on the show! What’s was your favorite episode? Season 3 guests include: Rachel Ferina, Jason Suto, Ja...

2023-01-0404 min

Broke Car Snobs Bruce almost gets pulled over, Adam brings the news, AJ has a thing for weird car features | BCS Ep S02E40In this week's episode, we're all over the place in the first half. From Halloween to heating up fish in one's office, nothing is off limits. Our movie this week - Ernest Scared Stupid, a Halloween classic? Not really. Bruce talks about his almost run in with law enforcement. Adam ironically had a close run in as well, as well as random speed traps all in one day. And a quick update on a certain Allroad's warranty replacement of it's AWD clutch - part of Audi's Quattro Ultra platform. In the second half, we talk news. From the laz...

2022-11-021h 26

CinaCult Podcast Episode 14-Ernest Scared StupidHappy Halloween CinaCultists! The hosts of CinaCult want to wish everyone a safe and fun Halloween and we ourselves have a treat for you this spooky season with a review of the 1991 family-spooky comedy: Ernest Scared Stupid! Jim Varney was an incredible man who brought laughter and smiles to kids and adults alike with his bumbling, lovable goofball Ernest P. Worrell. After a string of films in the 80's like Ernest Saves Christmas, Ernest Goes to Camp & Ernest Goes to Jail, Disney's Touchstone Pictures brought back Ernest under their banner one last time. This time, Ernest and his friends m...

2022-10-312h 29 $Ira\'s Everything Bagel$

Ira's Everything Bagel Noshing With Ernest Thompson – October 27, 2022Author, The Book of Maps: A Novel This week, Ira spoke with Ernest Thompson, author of The Book of Maps: A Novel (published by Global Collective Publishing). In this atlas episode of Ira’s Everything Bagel, Ernest talks about his novel being the easiest story he has ever written, since he lived it; why he calls himself a storyteller and why this was a story that told him to write it; how her learned to be present with his son both in real life and created the character father to be present with his character son as th...

2022-10-2725 min

Middle Class Film Class Gab & Chatter: League of Super Pets / Do Revenge / Law Abiding Citizen / Let The Right One In / Spree / Ernest Scared Stupid / Fright Night / Let Me InOn this episode: 2 new release horror reviews, The greatest final girl ever, and Have public domain laws gone too far? PLUS! Lee-Lo is back!! Audiences die from dysentary at the theater, and Temple of Doom went too far… In news: Temple of Doom, PG-13 ratings, Aragorn, The King of Men, Coolio, Mark Morrison, Middle Class R&B Class, Sacramento weather, Briauna, Javier, Milk, Jason from Binge Movies, Scream, Mac & Me, A Ghost Story, Matt Stillman, Cinemaddicts, Bruce Purkey, Eric Holmes. Andrew Martin, Joseph Bridges, Greg Srisavasdi, Jason Kleeberg, Force Five Podcast, Jack Fitzpatrick, Barry Jenkins, Medicine for Mel...

2022-10-101h 08

Life in the Leadership Lane 99. Ernest Martinez HR Executive on Life in the Leadership Lane - Retail to HR!Welcome to Life in the Leadership Lane where I am talking to leaders making a difference in the workplace and in our communities. How did they get to where they are and what are they doing to stay there! Buckle up and get ready to accelerate in the Leadership Lane! This week, I am talking with Ernest Martinez, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, Human Resources Executive How did Ernest get started in his career? What led him to the world of HR and Leadership? When did Ernest “find his lane” in his career? What does Ernest share about “boundaries”? What doe...

2022-03-2653 min

Carlos Gómez Abajo El planeador-El otro Bruce Springsteen (30 de abril de 2019)El Planeador de M21 Radio, con Diego A. Manrique. Bruce Springsteen y Southside Johnny eran más cómplices que competidores. A principios de los setenta, recorrían la costa de New Jersey tocando repertorio dorado: rock & roll, soul, British Invasion, lo que sirviera para bailar. Hasta que en un momento decidieron que tenían que ampliar público. Crear repertorio propio, grabar, disciplinar los conciertos. Southside Johnny tenía un año más que Bruce…y serias dificultades para componer. Además, necesitaba formaciones más amplias (metales, coros femeninos). De alguna manera, Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes se convirtie...

2022-02-2759 min

The Literary City Across The Universe With Douglas Adams And Bruce Lee ManiSend us a textHow many of us stop to consider how much rock music owes to literature? Many of rock or folk lyricists of the 60s and 70s (and into the later years) were very well read. Many were students of English literature.Here are a few examples.Jim Morrison was a published poet. Chris Martin of Coldplay mastered Greek and Latin, Sterling Morrison, a Ph.D. in Medieval Literature, Rivers Cuomo graduated from Harvard University in English, Jeff Schroeder, Ph.D in Comparative Literature at UCLA.A c...

2022-02-0833 min

Retro Renegades Pop Culture Power Hour Season 2-Episode 4: Ernest, Max, Bartles, James, Jocko and Joe CamelSo we admit it..... we didn't have a clue what the hell we were gonna talk about when we hit record. We had an idea, but no solid plan.... so we did what we do best, we started babbling about nothing. Eventually we talk about retro ad campaigns and worked our way into discussing a few celebrities who started out as simple product spokespeople. You will learn everything Wikipedia has to offer on Max Headroom and Ernest P Worrell, and you'll get a crash course in the musical career of one Bruce Willis. All this and more this week...

2022-02-042h 17

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Pro-Social Crypto GamesThe Three Big IdeasThe best way to promote more humane, decentralized, and empowering versions of civilization Is to define a metric (eg, The Generative Governance Index) to act as a status game for social architectsThe easiest, most numerous, and most lucrative social systems to prototype this system is crypto communitiesDecentralizing both the rating with and updating of the Index is a perfect use case for crypto ($GENRUS?)ReferencesProof of HumanityOpen Source InitiativeLEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)The Cook and the Chef: Musk’s Secret Sauce (Wait But Why)The Laboratory for Complex Pr...

2022-01-1337 min

Poemas sublimes del alma. El poeta del amor.Invictus de William Ernest Henley en la voz de Edgar Augusto Loaiza Arteaga, El Poeta del Amor.William Ernest HenleyEl poeta William Ernest Henley nació en Gloucester (Inglaterra) el 23 de agosto de 1849; fue el mayor de los seis hijos de William Henley, un bibliotecario profesional, y Mary Morgan, descendiente del crítico y poeta Joseph Warton.El futuro escritor estudió en la Crypt Grammar School entre entre 1861 y 1867; entre los 1857 y 1863 cuando el educador, poeta y teólogo Thomas Edward Brown fue director de la escuela, Henley recibió una profunda influencia de su personalidad. Además de establecer una larga amistad con él, escribió en el New Review (en diciembre de 1897) un obitu...

2021-12-2001 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance A Clear Path to TranscendenceAfter several videos with Tom Gilb (See https://youtu.be/8yEtL3KSfzY), the two Ernests stop to work out how and whether our current "Plan" of Datocracy is aligned with the initial vision of Smart Documents + Open Ecosystems as the building blocks of HumaneKind.Our conclusion is that "Corporate Datocracy" (as represented by ValPlan and Planguage) is a useful stepping stone. In particular, it pushes us to clearly articulate the "Value Objectives" needed to enable a "Public Datocracy," such as:Open FormatPublic ContentEase of AdoptionOur belief is that iterating on this "Datocracy 0.1" exercise will b...

2021-10-301h 03

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Communal Decision-Making w/Tom GilbFree Resources from Tom Gilb (@imtomgilb)Searchable Index of PublicationsClear Communication: Logical Language Logistics for Replies and Phrases (Book)Systems Enterprise Architecture (Book)12? (Twelve Tough Questions Booklet)QUANTeer: The Art of quantifying your value ideas (Book) (Video)PLanalysis (Booklet)Specifying Quality Requirements With Planguage (ModernAnalyst.com)PLanguage: A Software and Systems Engineering Language, for Evaluating Methods, and Managing Projects for Zero Failure, and Maximum ‘Value Efficiency’ (PDF)Value Requirements (Book) (Video)Governeering: Government Systems Engineering Planning (Book)Knowledge Education Nurture (Book)[UN] Sustainability Planning (Book) (YouTube)Other ReferencesValPlan, the ValueFirst Tool (7-day free...

2021-09-171h 00

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Datocracy: Data-ConsciousnessThe Coherency Manifesto: Towards Communal Data PlatformsSpecial thanks to Aneesh Karve of Quilt Data for joining the Ernests in this special mini-series on Datocracy. Tune in for our wrap-up next week to discover what happens next!

2021-09-111h 05

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Datocracy: Individuality Within CommunityNext week: how can we encode the semantics of a community's (company's) values into a syntax rich enough to enable Rational Trust?The Coherency Manifesto: Towards Communal Data PlatformsDraft 5 adds point #8: We will never do this perfectly, but the better we understand and document our decisions, learnings and failures, the more rapidly the next generation can improve on them

2021-09-041h 03

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Datocracy: Manifesto CultureNotes from August 20th, 2021 Datocracy Podcastcf Revolutionary TransparencyHuman Intelligence Augmentation vs Artificial General IntelligenceRational as a subset of the RealThe Legal System is the execution engine of Legal Code (cf US forking from English Common Law)Trust is the irreducible element of systemsTransparent HistoryTransparent IncentivesVoice vs Exit (“take my data and go home”) eg BATNAEqual data power (despite unequal real power and resources)Datocracy is agreement on the ‘mechanism’ (protocol?) of data, with the policies being subject to debate and forking.Q: Dat...

2021-08-211h 03

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Datocracy: Forking CultureMemes are transmitted via imitation (mimesis/memesis)Enables/requires consumers to become producers (cf editing Wikipedia)Solves the Datocrat's Conundrum (sticky semantics)The most generative system (reproduction + diversity) winsMasnick's Impossibility Theorem: Content Moderation At Scale Is Impossible To Do WellNo more silent failures!Well-formed (syntax)Fungibility"The most reliable system [longest history] is also the most maladaptive."Cardano cryptocurrencyFor next week:Machine-assisted context reconciliation (cf reconciling schemas)Constitution as syntax: what is the constitution of Datopolis?cf RTFM: The Revolutionary Transparency Manifesto

2021-08-141h 10

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Datocracy: Semantics into SyntaxElinor Ostrom “non-tragedy-commons” and Governing the Commonsbitcoin-paves-a-way-for-evolution-of-the-species and neal-stephensonhistory-of-the-stock-market and history of moneyThe_Cathedral_and_the_Bazaar and richard-stallman-epstein-scandalInternational Standard (History) and List_of_technical_standard_organizationsOverview of ITU's History benefits and pitfalls to the startup model of ‘scratching your own itch’.An ordered list of Hard Things, for next week: Developing a shared semantic understanding within a local contextEncoding those semantics in a syntactic system that functions in that contextScaling that to other contexts -- especially via bottom-up voluntary adoptionHonoring the original intent without becoming limited by it

2021-08-071h 18

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Datocracy: Test of Earnest-ness w/Aneesh Karve of Quilt DataSwitch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard (Chip Heath)Direct the Rider, Motivate the Elephant, and Shape the Path (Sources of Insight)Easily Confused (Seth's Blog)Humanekind Posts (Ernest Bruce)

2021-07-311h 09

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Datocracy: Meta-RealityHow to create a global culture that responsibly empowers local innovation for greater humanity

2021-07-3048 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Datocracy: Computing SemanticsWords to marry digital precision with analog experiences

2021-07-231h 10

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance ZigZag 6: Docu-cracyRTFM: The Revolutionary Transparency Manifesto (Radical Centrism)Datocracy (Twitter)Rohit Khare (LinkedIn)Robert Fiskin (LinkedIn)The ZigZag Project

2021-07-1648 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance ZigZag 5: TransparentismCan reducing information asymmetry via cryptographic security cure what ails both capitalism and socialism?

2021-07-091h 03

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance ZigZag 4: Circling ValuesWhich "weird" ideas align with both our values and our long-term version?

2021-07-0224 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance ZigZag 3: Weirdly Smart DocumentationWith special guest David G, Bruce brainstorms ideas for how to move the needle

2021-06-2828 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance ZigZag 2: HumaneKind Life & Stackhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Work

2021-06-2129 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance ZigZag 1: Frustrated and Hopefulhttps://blog.ted.com/the-zigzag-project-lauches-from-the-ted-audio-collective/Inspired by the massive overhaul of our lives due to COVID-19, The ZigZag Projectoffers a six-step boot camp that’s been beta-tested by listeners and features insights from luminaries who have helped Manoush Zomorodi stay the course throughout her career. The interactive experience combines audio storytelling with written exercises and a companion newsletter to align listeners’ personal values with their professional ambitions.

2021-06-1110 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance HODL_Boy, Crypto-CapitalistErnest Bruce on:SubstackTwitter

2021-05-0831 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance ExNext: Mac OS X 20th Anniversary"I hadn’t fully appreciated how those times in the NeXT/Apple transition — building towards 10.0 — were so critical in our lives and perhaps in the industry’s evolution as a whole." -- Peter G.Automated TranscriptAllan NathansonAndrew MoonAndrew StoneAndy BelkBertrand SerletBlaine GarstBrett HalleEric HermansonKevin EnderbyKevin KoymJohn JamesMark DadgarPaul LambertPeter GraffagninoTed GoldsteinWilliam Parkhurst

2021-03-251h 32

The Chattering Hour Bruce DavisonBruce Davison chats with Nicholas Vince (HELLRAISER, NIGHTBREED) about; the film he watched each weekend for three years as a kid, his first film LAST SUMMER, being conflicted whilst filming STRAWBERRY STATEMENT, auditioning with his rat co-stars in WILLARD and working with ELSA LANCHESTER, wonderful advice from both ERNEST BORGNINE and BURT LANCASTER, working on the film SHORT EYES with real prison inmates, starring in the ELEPHANT MAN on Broadway, his Oscar nominated role in LONGTIME COMPANION, working with DANIEL DAY LEWIS and much, much more.

2021-02-111h 04

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Minimum Viable VisionBruce reaffirms and doubles down on his commitment to develop an artistic vision that can inspire generations to pursue a more human-centered world order.Prabhakar suggests that Bruces still faces the same challenges as in building a business, except instead of Product-Market fit he needs "Vision-Community" fit. He also still needs to cross the chasm by offering something 5-10x better, even if it is competing on ideas rather than products. For example, many of those dissatisfied with capitalism are already satisfied to Marxism, and therefore would not be early adopters of anything new.Prabhakar ch...

2021-01-0836 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Make Art, Not MoneyBruce reiterates his vision of a world not controlled by profit-driven entities such as Facebook. Prabhakar counters that profit isn't the problem; Facebook succeeded in displacing the open web because it solved problems that the altruistic W3C didn't, because it lacked the incentives and empathy to solve the problems of "real-world identity" crucial to Facebook's success. In fact, Prabhakar went further and claimed that the key problem with most non-market solutions is that they tend require political acts of consensus-building (monolithic "Cathedrals") rather than enabling bottom-up experimentation (decentralized Bazaars). This isn't to glorify markets, but to poi...

2020-12-1951 min

The Medicine Mentors Podcast Making a Difference with Dr. Bruce RollmanDr. Rollman is the UPMC Endowed Chair in General Internal Medicine, and Professor of Medicine, Psychiatry, Biomedical Informatics, and Clinical and Translational Science at University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Dr. Rollman completed his Medical school from Jefferson Medical College and Residency from the University of Maryland and a Fellowship in GIM from Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Rollman launched and directs the Center for Behavioral Health, Media and Technology at UPMC which provides an academic home for investigators and faculty pursuing efforts at the intersection of clinical medicine, health services research, and computer science. He in fact pioneered the...

2020-12-1813 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Demand-Side Local ValuesBruce talks about Nerd Brawn, his high-minded vision of vertically-integrated computing infrastructure for helping local producers compete against giant multi-nationals. Prabhakar pushed him to be more specific about a) what tradeoffs he (and others) should make for the sake of local control, and b) what value proposition would entice producers to work with him before he had overwhelming scale. In particular, Prabhakar argued that if Bruce really wanted to help local retailers, he would need custom solutions for each community, rather than assuming technology itself would suffice.In that vein, Bruce suggested homelessness is an urgent issue fo...

2020-12-0450 min

Cold Steel: Canadian Journal of Surgery Podcast E51 Ernest Moore On Developing Acute Care And Trauma SurgeryIn this episode we were honoured to once again have another icon of trauma surgery join us. Dr. Ernest E. Gene Moore is a trauma surgeon at the Denver General Hospital. In this episode we explore Dr. Moore’s early insights into the developments of acute care surgery as a specialty, how he defined not one but two major surgery journals, and how he continues to think about the evolution of surgery moving forward. Ernest E. “Gene” Moore, MD, was the Chief of Trauma at the Denver General Hospital for 36 years, Chief of Surgery for 28 years, and the fir...

2020-11-2447 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance A Bias Toward CommunityBruce responds to last week's question by coming firmly down on the side of local communities as the primary unit of autonomy, with the proviso that individuals have the freedom to move among communities. Prabhakar concurred, and again suggested Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age as a useful starting point for imaging a world of tight-knit tribes ("phyles") embedded in a Common Economic Protocol to coordinate coexistence.This led to the question of what values Bruce would want to build his Phyle around. Bruce started with a commitment to avoid orphaning users. Ernie conceded that is a noble go...

2020-11-2029 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance A Test of VirtueThe Ernests pick up the conversation about how to test whether we are living up to our values by focusing on Bruce's recent tweet about Trump. Bruce mentioned that while he tries to love everyone, he has no love for haters, and hates Trump. Prabhakar pointed out this makes him a hater, which implies he doesn't love himself!More generally, this raises an issue Prabhakar has been wrestling with on his other podcast: the tension between wanting our viewpoint to be validating and serving a higher purpose. In particular, we humans have evolved sophisticated (if imperfect) heuristics to...

2020-11-1348 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Core ValuesThis week the Ernests attempted to build up a list of which core values should guide our decisions, e.g:Universal Justice (versus Tribalism/Elitism): everyone should be subject to the same rulesAccountable AuthoritiesHealthy Trust (versus Blind Faith)Appropriate Consequences (neither Cruel nor Lax)The Truth (versus Privacy, at least for the Powerful)While it may be difficult to make these value absolutes, we generally agreed the world would be better if there was more of this and less of their opposite.Bruce then questioned how we would create "unit tests" for these values, which...

2020-11-0855 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Authentic versus PrincipledThis week we riff on last week's acknowledgement that Bruce's desire for self-expression overwhelmed his anti-Facebook principles. Prabhakar asserted that this is a fundamental problem in the design of social systems. In the short-run, everything is simpler if people comply with pro-social principles. But in the long-run, if people aren't free to be their authentic selves, both individuals and societies become extremely unhealthy.This highlights the fact that no individual fully expresses the values we aspire towards, so we must appeal to some kind of transcendence. As well as someone we all trust to speak on behalf of...

2020-10-3048 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Mother-Forking Season 2Bruce penned his article out of outrage at sexism and Trump's moves towards autocracy. The title was chosen to affirm female sexuality for pleasure and connection, rather than just procreation. It also captured his anger at people who believe in a deity, which he considers equivalent to "fake science" and complicit in the subjugation of women and the election of Trump.To avoid loaded terms like "science" and "religion", Prabhakar suggested the terms "good faith" and "bad faith" -- or "adaptive" vs "maladaptive" beliefs -- to reflect the core virtue of adapting our beliefs to address the da...

2020-10-2357 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Beyond Moral SuperiorityOn his birthday, Prabhakar shares his attempt to found a community where moral authority doesn't require assuming moral superiority. Most societies and institutions seem to rest on the illusion that those at the top are intrinsically more "right" than those who follow, typically due to status games based on birth, wealth, education, or expertise. Surprisingly, even followers seem as dependent to the illusion as leaders, perhaps because it allows them to avoid responsibility for many choices.The alternative is to apply the same sort of "hackability" to leadership as Bruce wanted for systems, by creating a status g...

2020-10-0933 min

Killer’s Crawlspace Episode 123: L'inconnue De La SeineThe savage God by Al Alvarez A habit of dying by D.J. Wiseman Die Aufzeichnungen des malte laurids brigge by Rainer Maria Rilkes Das Ewige by Ernest Benkard Die Bekannte by Reinhold Conrad Muschlers Of faces, pictures, and their truth. essay by Alfred Doblins Die unbekannte aus der Seine by Claire Golls Film: Jane B. Par Agnes by director Agnes Varda Music created by Chris Early.

2020-10-0220 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Moral AuthorityLast week we discussed the tension between loyalty and mobility within communities. This week we talked about moral authority as the key factor in helping communities evolve, especially when facing a crisis. This is especially poignant for us, if we are trying to start a movement to live out these ideas.We identified four phases in the birth of a movement, using the American Revolution as a role model:Artists: Original thinkers who introduce inspiring ideas (Montesquieu. Thomas Paine)Men of Letters: Like-minded communities who build a shared vision of the future (Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson)M...

2020-10-0229 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Mobility versus LoyaltyThis week Bruce opens the episode talking about the importance of mobility: the freedom to leave a community if the leaders start violating the original principles. Prabhakar agrees, but adds that a) too much freedom to exit discourages people from resolving conflict, and b) sometimes the original principles no longer reflect what the community needs to thrive. Bruce suggests that we should instead focus on the larger Purpose of the community (what Prabhakar calls Vision) more than the current Principles (or Values). Prabhakar likes that formulation, but suggests even more important is developing the skill of learning how to ev...

2020-09-2630 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Omni-CulturalismLast week we discussed Seth Godin's claim that "industrialism" (the drive to make everything cheaper) is the main cause of modern misery, and in fact underlies our obsession with race, caste, and class. In particular, Seth calls on us to make industry subservient to culture, rather than cheapening our culture for the sake of industry.This week Bruce builds on that to outline his vision of a "hackable and forkable" world, where everyone has the ability (at least in principle) to maintain and customize the essential systems they depend upon. Bruce adds that people should be free to...

2020-09-1147 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Out CastePeople invested in the current Caste System vote against their "selfish" interests in order to propagate the system, even if on a lower rung. Why?The risk of losing status from critiquing the systemRevolutions often failEven successful revolutions rarely improve most people's situationIs the likely benefit greater than the likely cost, especially given great uncertainty?How do we get people to view their selves and their group identity differently? Coercion? Argument? Persuasion? And how do we guard against the risk of us accidentally making things worse?Automated Transcript (TBD)IGWET (www.igwet.com)Hope and Change f...

2020-09-0441 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Caste PartyPrabhakar affirms Wilkerson's thesis that caste is a richer framework for explaining America's troubled history of racism; especially post-Civil Rights where strict pigmentation-based racism has been replaced by more nuanced forms of discrimination. However, he argues that America is actually now a dual-caste system.The original "nativist" caste system that harkens back to the Founding Fathers is alive and well. That focus on race, religion, and riches has become the backbone of the Republican Party since the days of Ronald Reagan.However, he claims the Democratic Party is just as wedded to a second "cosmopolitan" ca...

2020-08-2926 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Earnestly Asked QuestionsLast episode, Prabhakar shared the manifesto for www.igwet.com, his new platform for transformational communities. This week Bruce asks a number of pointed questions about those bold claims...The IGWET EAQ"communities seeking positive change"what is positive change?what is negative change?who decides?"ad-hoc groups build up trust"how is trust built-up? in each persons mind?how does a community or an individual keep track of the trust it has on each trusted entity?"relational practices" -> "open source spirituality"how do shared practices reflect spirituality?how do values and ideals translate into...

2020-08-2336 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Against HierarchyFor this episode, Prabhakar announces IGWET, his long-awaited website (and manifesto) that he claims will save civilization from itself. He frames this as a platform for emergent decentralized networks to outcompete the top-down hierarchies that have created -- and corrupted -- the world we live in. ReferencesAutomated TranscriptIGWET: Interconnecting Groups for Whole-Earth TransformationThe End of Bureaucracy, Again?Freedom, Permissionless Innovation, and a Successful InternetOriginal Position (John Rawls)

2020-08-1439 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Open Source SpiritualityIn order to create a more humane civilization, we need people to voluntarily enroll in decentralized pro-social status games. That appears to the only way to avoid the extremes of either fragmenting into atomic tribes or being enslaved by corrupt institutions. Prabhakar notes how the nodejs package manager (npm) has enabled the JavaScript community to (mostly) avoid the "religious" wars that have plagued other open source projects. The key was to standardize on a modular interface and culture for sharing functionality, rather than a monolithic and opinionated process for delivering a final product. This focus on fine-grained pee...

2020-08-0741 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Reprogramming HumanityIn an ironic twist, Prabhakar suggest that Bruce's formal specialty at Apple -- creating technical documentation -- might actually be the key to saving civilization!We have been wrestling with how to bootstrap scalable pro-social behavior (aka positive-sum status games) in the absence of a top-down authority to set and enforce standards (which often starts out well, but always ends up corrupted by self-interest, even if unconscious).Prabhakar experienced the pain of this first hand when his 7/28 pitch to The Great Reset devolved into unproductive arguments over the term "system." On the one hand, he...

2020-07-3035 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Pro-Social NetworksTo create a new system encompassing all of humanity, we need a platform that allows people to experiment with a wide range of ideologies, yet makes it easy to reward pro-social behavior (and discourage the opposite). This is even more challenging when we are trying to build a completely-open, decentralized system that anyone can participate in.The best we can hope for is design interfaces and governance that make it easier to do things that help people, and harder to do things that harm them. In particular, it requires striking a balance between, e.g.:Anonymity v...

2020-07-2441 min

Ernest Tiger Claybon III Back in the day..."Be Water" ESPN's documentary about Bruce Lee focusing on what made Lee such an important person to the martial arts community to this day even though he died in 1973. This show takes look at Martial art films back in the day after the death of Lee!

2020-07-1952 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Bootstrapping Empathy: You Say You Want a Revolution?This episode marks an inflection point. Philosophy -- "an unusually stubborn attempt to think clearly" -- is essential when contemplating a new enterprise. But at some point we must stop thinking and start doing. And the only thing worth doing, for a shift this radical, is: Revolution!In particular, every revolution starts with a small group of people inspired to work together for a better future. Prabhakar outlines four possible paths to take -- Politics, Art, Religion, Commerce (PARC) -- as well as the downsides associated with each. He also invited Bruce to a Design Review with his...

2020-07-1648 min

The Movie Crypt Ep 371: Ernest DickersonPUBLIC VERSION. Filmmaker Ernest Dickerson (JUICE, TALES FROM THE CRYPT: DEMON KNIGHT, HBO's THE WIRE, AMC's THE WALKING DEAD) "virtually" joins Adam, Joe, and Arwen to discuss his career. Starting as a cinematographer on such classics as DO THE RIGHT THING, MO' BETTER BLUES, EDDIE MURPHY: RAW, and Bruce Springsteen's BORN IN THE USA music video… to directing JUICE, SURVIVING THE GAME, DEMON KNIGHT, and BONES… to his experience making BULLETPROOF and why "answerable" may sometimes be a preferred credit to "directed by"… there's a good reason why Ernest is one of the most in-demand directors working in Hollywood! Really...

2020-07-1356 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Democratizing TechnologyIn our conversation around how to create a more humane civilization, we discussed the important of creating status games that promote pro-social behavior within and between communities. However, we still have to ensure people in other communities are playing fairly. We ended last episode discussing how Masnick's Impossibility Theorem implied it was impossible to have perfectly effective oversight, but better Information Technology could help us do far better.In this episode Bruce articulates his vision of how technology should serve users -- not just creators; and Prabhakar discusses his startup that attempted to do just that.

2020-07-1047 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Democracy as Information OverloadDecentralized Systems (compared Top-down and bottom-up design)Tangled Hierarchy (Heterarchy)Delegated Voting (Revocable Proxy)Information ArchitectureMasnick's Impossibility Theorem (Why Content Filtering Always Sucks)

2020-07-0241 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance Positive-Sum Status GamesOnce we acknowledge that relationships are part of what make us human, we must deal with the reality of status games.The best we can hope for is for a culture that rewards the creation, recognition, and normalization of the most positive-sum games over neutral or negative ones.https://radicalcentrism.org/manifesto/

2020-06-1146 min

Datocracy: In Search of Generative Governance An Ideal SocietyCan we do better than capitalism and marxism? What would an ideal society look like?

2020-06-0456 min

ArchéoCiné épisode 16 – l’Aventure du Poséidon 20th Century Fox L’Aventure du Poséidon (The Poseidon Adventure) est un film catastrophe américain réalisé par Ronald Neame, sorti en 1972. Il s’agit de l’adaptation du roman du même nom de Paul Gallico (1969) et de l’un des premiers films catastrophe. Scénario : Stirling Silliphant et Wendell Mayes, d’après le roman éponyme de Paul Gallico, Décors : William Creber, Costumes : Paul Zastupnevich, Photographie : Harold E. Stine, Montage : Harold F. Kress, Musique : John Williams, Production : Irwin AllenFormat : couleur – 2.35 : 1 – 35 mm – StéréoDurée : 117 minutes Avec dans les roles principaux Gene Hackman, Ernest Borgnine, Red...

2020-01-2200 min

1000% Bruce Mejorando las asociaciones.¡¡¡Muy Buenas!!! - Hoy las mejores acciones y hechos aquí las herramientas y recursos: Aplicativo de control de tiempo: *RescueTime Management*; Ernest Dift "Documental Lidera Tu Legado"; Especialista en Copyright Maïder Tomasena; Podcast "Cállate y Vende"; y mucho más próximamente. Mantente al tanto en las redes ahora y ... ¡¡¡Hasta Pronto!!! B.E --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/capsulasmilporciento/message

2019-12-1317 min

ArchéoCiné épisode 11 – La Mort aux Trousses Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer et Loew’s Incorporated La Mort aux trousses (North by Northwest) est un film thriller américain réalisé par Alfred Hitchcock et sorti en 1959.Scénario d’Ernest Lehman, musique de Bernard Herrmann, photographie Robert Burks, producteurs Alfred Hitchcock et Herbert ColemanFormat : Couleurs (Technicolor) – 1,85:1 – Mono (Westrex Recording System) – 35 mm d’après un négatif VistaVisionDurée : 136 minutes Avec dans les roles principaux Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason Le publiciste Roger Tornhill se retrouve par erreur dans la peau d’un espion. Pris entre une mystérieuse organisation qui cherche à le suppr...

2019-11-0100 min

Tall, Dark & Random Bonus Episode: “Ernest Scared Stupid” Halloween Movie Watchalong EpisodeHappy Halloween to all of our “Tall, Dark and Random” listeners! Join us today for a special movie watchalong event as we sit down and watch the 1991 cult classic “Ernest Scared Stupid”, starring the late, great Jim Varney and the amazing Eartha Kitt. Grab your Authentic Bulgarian Miak, put on your costume and watch along as we give you a play by play as Ernest P. Worrell fights to save the children of Briarville, MIssouri from Trantor the Troll. Don’t want to watch the movie? Throw the show on anyway as you spend your evening taking the kids house to house t...

2019-10-311h 41

ArchéoCiné épisode 10 – French Connection D’Antoni Productions, Schine-Moore Productions French Connection (The French Connection) est un film policier américain réalisé par William Friedkin, sorti en 1971.Scénario d’Ernest Tidyman d’après l’œuvre de Robin Moore, musique de Don Ellis, photographie Owen Roizman, producteur Philip D’AntoniFormat : couleur (Deluxe) — 35 mm — 1.85:1 — version mono et version stéréo 4 pistes (Westrex Recording System)Durée : 104 minutes Avec dans les roles principaux Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider, Tony Lo Bianco Deux flics des stups, Buddy Russo et Jimmy Doyle, dit Popeye, se retrouvent sur la piste d’une grosse livraison d’héroïne en prove...

2019-10-1000 min

The Party Gamecast featuring the Party Game Cast Big Red Candy Inn, The Dragon IdeaWait, is that title right? Whatever, we'll fix it in post. In this episode we ate some candy Bruce took from a stranger, drank each other under the table, and had an idea or four. WHAT THE FOOD Bruce got some Canadian toffee that was very tasty but not very radio-friendly. We were also disappointed by a huge multilingual Kit Kat. THE RED DRAGON INN (1 & 2) We review this game that appears on Boardgamegeek's Top 100 Party Game list to judge for ourselves whether we think it be...

2019-10-011h 10

Check It Out: St. Tammany Parish Library Podcast SFC Ernest ChauvinSergeant First Class Ernest Chauvin was born in Houma. He was drafted into the Army Infantry and served in both World War II and Korea with the 69th Infantry Division, and later in the 7th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division in Korea. While in World War II, he served in the Rhineland and Middle Europe and received 2 combat infantry badges and 2 bronze stars for his service. At the end of World War II, he became the company supply sergeant. He lives in Mandeville.

2018-11-271h 04

Ernest Emerson Podcast #21 - John ClementsJohn Clements is a leading authority on historical fencing and the world’s foremost instructor of Medieval and Renaissance fighting methods. As a long-time Western martial artist who has been studying historical fencing since 1980, John is the most prolific writer on the subject of historical fencing. He has practiced European cut-and-thrust swordplay and for more than thirty years, taught in 17 countries, and researched arms and armor on four continents. He instructs both nationwide as well as internationally and (since 2005) from his one-of-a-kind private facility, Iron Door Studio, based outside Atlanta, Georgia. This Fall John Clements will co-host a show ab...

2018-08-282h 07

SOFREP Radio Ep. 380 - Ernest EmersonThree-Hundred and Eighty episodes deep? It's hard to believe myself! As always, I greatly appreciate you guys, the listeners, loyally checking out what we're up to week after week. Well, this is a good one, as promised, both Jim West and Ernie Emerson join me for an epic discussion. Both of these gentlemen, Ernest Emerson (the founder and CEO of Emerson Knives) and Army Green Beret and favorite of the show, Jim West, have an extensive background in martial arts dating back to the 1960's. They're also one year apart in age, so as you'll hear, there's a lot of...

2018-08-221h 22

Better System Trader 143: The 'DNA approach' to trading with Bruce VanstoneThe discovery of DNA as well as the understanding of its function and structure may be one of the most important discoveries of the last century. As researchers continue to unlock its secrets, the applications to the scientific, medical, agricultural and forensics fields has been enormous. From enabling the breeding of animals and crops that are better resistant to disease, to being able to accurately identify criminals and victims, and even to detect diseases early on and create breakthrough treatments for diseases that were previously considered lethal, DNA research is having a huge effect on...

2018-03-1848 min

MASTERPIECE Studio Only David Oakes Wonders How Prince Ernest Is Feeling*Warning: This episode contains spoilers for Episode Four of Season Two of *Victoria. Ernest, the charming royal German rogue of Victoria, has a reputation for being a kind of happy-go-lucky courtier. But his personal journey this season — from his dying father to his catastrophic medical condition — leaves actor David Oakes wishing somebody else in court would take the time to ask how Ernest is feeling. Oakes explains why he sees Ernest as the Jiminy Cricket to Prince Albert's Pinocchio, and offers his previews of the closing half of this second season of Victoria.

2018-02-0531 min $Talkin\' Movies$

Talkin' Movies 043 - Ernest Scared StupidEpisode 043 - Ernest Scared Stupid (1991) Intro/Outro: Ernest Scared Stupid Main Titles by Bruce Arntson & Kirby Shelstad NOTES, SOURCES, & FURTHER READING This episode was recorded live in front of a gathering of our friends while the film was playing in front of us. If you watch the film while listening to the episode, it almost works as a commentary. We do end up rewinding and rewatching some bits due to streaming issues, but you will get the gist. We are the only ones with microphones, but we did at...

2017-10-311h 34

Post Mortem with Mick Garris Ernest DickersonThis week, Mick welcomes director, screenwriter and cinematographer Ernest Dickerson (TALES FROM THE CRYPT: DEMON KNIGHT, DEXTER, SURVIVING THE GAME) to share his macabre influences in cinema as well as his unique path he's had as a filmmaker, working on films with Spike Lee and John Sayles, casting Tupac Shakur in the film JUICE and shooting music videos for Bruce Springsteen. Follow Mick and the podcast on Twitter at @PostMortemMGSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

2017-07-0559 min

Hemp Radio Episode 158 Guest Bruce PerlowinPatiCakes & her buds Kandice, Keiko & Elliott talk with Special Guest Bruce Perlowin. At the HempRadio Controls are the fabulous Toan & Ernest Hemp, Inc. is a publically traded company (OTC: HEMP) that was founded in 2008. Their mission is to provide green solutions that help make the world a better place to live. Our hemp products are eco friendly, organic, healthy, and can often replace petroleum-based products. If you are old enough to remember the 60’s, you probably remember the “Revolution” that changed our country! The protests against the war, Flower Power, Peace and Love… these were all part of the culture...

2016-01-2958 min

Ernest Goes to Podcast 08B - Even More JailGet polarized with this new "Ernest Goes to Jail" Extra! We talk more about Felix, the parallels between Ernest and James Bond, Bruce Arntson's musical contributions, and Jim Varney's comically oversized hands.In this extra:Jim Varney “Jail” interviewErnest and James Bond: the parallelsSecret Agent ErnestJim Varney has hands like the “Clerks” cartoonThe song stylings of Bruce ArntsonMr. Pendlesmythe: is terrible ★ Support this podcast ★

2015-09-0417 min

TUS DISCOS FAVORITOS TUS DISCOS FAVORITOS (33) - Bruce Springsteen – ‘Born to Run’ (Columbia, 1975) (29 03 2015)Born to Run —en español: Nacido para correr— es el tercer álbum de estudio del músico estadounidense Bruce Springsteen, publicado por la compañía discográfica Columbia Records en agosto de 1975. Su grabación tuvo lugar en los estudios de sonido Record Plant de la ciudad de Nueva York entre 1974 y 1975 bajo la producción de Mike Appel, Jon Landau y el propio Springsteen. Fue publicado por la discográfica Columbia Records el 25 de agosto de 1975. El álbum se caracteriza por el uso de introducciones generalmente instrumentales en cada canción. Tuvo un gran recibimiento por parte del público, llegan...

2015-03-3039 min