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Project Peak PerformanceRaising Emotionally Resilient Children | Kelly HobbsSend us a textIn this insightful episode of Project Peak Performance, hosts James and Dave sit down with Kelly Hobbs, a Special Educational Needs teacher, trainee counselor, and mother of twins, to explore how parents and educators can raise emotionally resilient children in an ever-changing world. With her unique blend of professional expertise and personal parenting experience, Kelly provides heartfelt advice and practical strategies for fostering emotional growth, connection, and resilience.Kelly opens up about the power of gentle parenting, where understanding and validating children’s emotions take center stage. She explains how behavior is...2024-11-2251 min

Appraisers On PurposeJames Stafford Part 2 | Scaling Appraisal Firms with Automation, Delegation, and Bifurcation in a Changing MarketCan technology make you a better appraiser? James Stafford says yes—and shows how to scale your business without burning out. In the latest episode of “Appraisers on Purpose,” experienced appraiser James Stafford shares his journey from burnout to balance, revealing how the right systems and delegation can transform an appraisal business. For James, automation isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a lifeline. He walks us through how automating the reconciliation process and streamlining repetitive tasks saved him time, allowing him to focus on higher-value work. But that’s just the beginning. James also tal...2024-08-2856 min

Appraisers On PurposeJames Stafford | Specialization in Distressed Properties Can Future-Proof Your Appraisal Career"James Stafford takes us on a journey through resilience and adaptability in an ever-evolving real estate market." In this episode of “Appraisers on Purpose,” I had the pleasure of sitting down with James Stafford, a veteran appraiser whose journey through the 2008 financial crisis offers critical lessons for today’s market. James shares how his deep dive into short sales and REO valuations helped him not only survive, but thrive during one of the toughest downturns in recent memory. Rather than fear economic challenges, he seized the opportunity to specialize, building a short-sale valuation desk that proces...2024-08-2155 min $Wine Spectator\'s Straight Talk$ Wine Spectator's Straight Talk19: Paul Hobbs on Making Opus One, a South American (Mis)Adventure … and Dixie Cup Yquem?!From his teetotaling childhood home to Opus One's debut vintage to putting Argentine Malbec on the map, winemaker Paul Hobbs opens up to host James Molesworth about his career-defining moments with candid humor and insightful analysis in the season 2 premiere of Wine Spectator's Straight Talk podcast!Plus, senior editor for news Mitch Frank tells us about a government study that recently surfaced in Oregon, and the controversy over why it had been buried by state officials.Thirsty for more? There's always more free content at WineSpectator.com!2024-02-2325 min $Wine Spectator\'s Straight Talk$ Wine Spectator's Straight Talk2: The Robert Mondavi Legacy with Tim Mondavi and Paul HobbsHost James Molesworth takes us on a deep dive into the Robert Mondavi legacy, with exclusive interviews with Wine Spectator editor and publisher Marvin R. Shanken, Continuum Estate co-founder and Robert's son Tim Mondavi, international winemaking star and Mondavi winery alum Paul Hobbs, Mount Veeder winery founders and former Mondavi winery tour guides Arlene and Michael Bernstein, and Robert Hanson, President of Constellation’s Wine & Spirits division, which now owns the Mondavi winery and its esteemed To Kalon Vineyard. Plus, we page Dr. Vinny, and much more!Thirsty for more? Check out:• Wine Spectator's Nov. 30, 2022, issu...2022-11-0936 min

PokerGO PodcastDown To 123 Players in the WSOP Main Event with James Hobbs and Koray AldemirDonnie Peters and Tim Duckworth recap Day 5 of the 2022 World Series of Poker Main Event. Just 123 players remaining, including James Hobbs and Koray Aldemir. Hobbs is the chip leader and Aldemir is the defending champion. Donnie and Tim spoke to both of them for this episode.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pokergo-podcast--5877082/support.2022-07-1247 min

Geology On The RocksSherock HolmesEpisode 43 In this episode, GOTR takes the skeletons out of their closets and goes on a deep into all things forensic geologies, the mysterious interface between geology and forensics. While there was no exact date when scientific methods were first introduced to solving murders, there is no doubt geology had an early influence. Uniformitarianism is a concept that establishes a crucial link between geologists and forensic scientists, where the use of clues are used to work out a past sequence of events to determine what happened. We go through how a crime scene might be controlled for...2022-04-241h 20

Celebrate the StruggleDr. Ann James tells us about how her WHY helped her find her purpose to help others find financial confidence and freedom.My finance battle buddy, Dr. Ann James, joins me today on Celebrate the Struggle to chat about how her WHY led her to helping military veterans reclaim their confidence in managing their finances. There was a time when Ann was not in the position to care for her daughter financially, or at least, she wasn't sure. With that drive to self educate herself on how to obtain and sustain financially freedom, she fell in love with numbers. After 21 years in the military, Ann now dedicates her career to her passion helping veterans with their financial wellness. For mo...2022-04-1829 min

Geology On The RocksDesserts & WineEpisode 42 This delicious episode explores the amazing world of desserts and wine! We sculpt the the auditory landscape by discussing such musings as climatic conditions that create desserts, geographic distribution of the Earth’s desserts, weathering, dunes, and surface morphologies. We do a little talk on each of our favorite deserts and wind are. We navigate how we can use desserts to explore our not so distant past and explore caves, karsts, coprolites, and wall etchings to see how the desserts we see today are not the desserts of the past. Between the bars of our main di...2022-02-201h 22

Geology On The RocksIt's Morphin' TimeEpisode 41 It’s snowing down here in the Lone Star State, and geomorphology is the name of this episode’s game, which is fitting as there is a shift in the landscape here at Geology on the Rocks! Geomorphology, simply put, is just the study of Earth’s landforms and landform evolution. Traditionally, the subject has been studied qualitatively, which is the description of landforms, and quantitatively, which is process-based and aims to describe forces acting on Earth’s surface to produce landforms and landform change. And like every other branch of geology, many sub-disciplines within geomorphology include...2022-02-041h 21

Geology On The RocksThe Life & Times of the Spiffy BIFsEpisode 40 This episode is dedicated to all those who ever thought that banded iron formations were boring and basic as we here at GotR do a deep dive into these really Spiffy BIFs. We discuss such things as what are they? Where do they come from? Is there any geological significance? What do they tell us? Every time we think that we are going to just have a nice, easy topic, the more and more we read about it and reflect on our own assumptions, it turns out to be so dang complicated and could be several...2022-02-011h 16

Geology On The RocksNo, Basalts!Episode 39 Hold on to your seats because if you love rocks, QAPF diagrams, or simply nerding out, this episode is for you as we take a deep dive into the magnificent world of basalts. Basalts are simply aphanitic extrusive igneous rocks formed from the rapid cooling of low-viscosity lavas rich in magnesium and iron exposed at or near the surface of rocky planets or moons. Nearly 90% of all volcanic rocks on Earth are basalt. From tholeiitic basalts to alkali basalts to mid-ocean ridge basalts to the basalts of Hawaii & Iceland, nothing is off-limits for us. We have...2022-01-121h 21

Hunting – TradquestEpisode 123 Travis Hobbs, Putting The Hunt Back in Hunting-Utah Trail Cam BanIn this episode we sit down and have a great discussion with Travis Hobbs about the recent Utah Trail Cam Ban. We talk about benefits of the less technology more opportunity approach to the future of hunting out west. Travis Hunts with all weapons and its great to hear his perspective and share some common … Continue reading Episode 123 Travis Hobbs, Putting The Hunt Back in Hunting-Utah Trail Cam Ban →2022-01-061h 15

Geology On The RocksAMD - Dilution is the SolutionEpisode 38 It has been a crazy year, to say the least. To start 2022 off with a bang, we present to you a brand spanking new episode that was previously recorded covering the important topic of Acid Mine Drainage. But we first go over how ore deposits are emplaced and the types of ore typically mined. On the back half, we talk primarily about AMD's environmental concerns and the formation of contaminants. So join us as we nerd out with some mineralogy and save the planet one episode at a time. Until next time remember to...2022-01-041h 13

On The Button - Video Marketing PodcastEpisode 13 - RSSB, James HobbsIn this episode we speak with James Hobbs, marketing director at The Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB). He talks about how to get the most from video in the engineering sector, the challenges of creating great content in safety critical environments, and the best way to choose an agency capable of delivering under challenging circumstances. 2021-12-1729 min

Why I KnitKnitting saved my life with James McIntoshTW: Homophobia, suicide and depression James McIntosh taught himself to knit with chopsticks and string when he had been so low in mood that he couldn't leave his bed. He now credits knitting with saving his life.See the transcript for this episode on the captivate playerJames is the owner of McIntosh yarn, see their websiteFollow James on Instagram: @knitmcintoshYarns, patterns and research discussed in this episode:Erika knight men’s knits Men'sKnits A New Direction by Erika Knight - Yarn etc...Pu...2021-12-0948 min

Geology On The RocksThe Blowing CaveEpisode 37 After a crazy September, we are finally back back! This episode is a follow-up to the Speleology Special, and we dive a bit deeper into the fascinating world of caves. We begin our discussion with the controls of cave temperatures – latitude and altitude, among other variables. Fun fact, the temperatures at lower depths in caves can be regarded as “fossil” temperatures. An example of this is seen in the Pierre St. Martin Cave in France. This cave is measured to have a depth of 1,474 meters, and by doing a little bit of maths, temperatures near the bottom...2021-10-161h 09

Geology On The RocksThe One About Natural DisastersEpisode 36 We’re back with another exciting season of Geology on the Rocks! To start off the new season, we present to you all things doom and destruction in this natural disaster episode. There is no doubt that natural disasters suck. However, sometimes it seems as if nature has a way to seemingly have a system of checks and balances for such destructive events. Or it may seem like pure happenstance, in that they are random and disordered. Humans have offered various sacrifices throughout history to appease the Gods they prayed to as if it were their fau...2021-09-061h 12

Anything Goes with James EnglishUnderstanding the criminal mind - criminologist Professor Hobbs tells his storyAnything goes with James English Ep/207 Understanding the criminal mind - criminologist Professor Hobbs tells his story You can contact James English on his social media platforms ⬇️⬇️ http://instagram.com/jamesenglish2 http://twitter.com/jamesenglish0 http://Facebook.com/Jamesenglish11 You can check out all video episodes on my YouTube page, James English - Anything Goes Podcast Show https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkdiBNdMSiQeT8aD7gXWgvA/videos?view_as=subscriber Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 2021-08-192h 18

Geology On The RocksGeology of TexasEpisode 35 To close out another wonderful season, Season 3, we here at Geology on the Rocks decided to dive deep into all things about the geology of our home state, Texas. While we planned on talking about the specifics of North Texas, it evolved into a broader historical approach. Discussed is the evolution of the Lone Star State from the Precambrian times all the way through to the Cenozoic. The Texas we know and think of today, began as thick sequences of coarse sediment dumped into an ancient sea bordering Laurasia that was eventually buried, squeezed, and heated...2021-08-061h 16

Geology On The RocksA Deep Dive Into The DevonianEpisode 34 Well, we did it. We went full throttle and geeked out discussing all things Devonian. Have you ever found yourself saying the Devonian was SOOO boring? Nothing was going on besides something about fish and that is about it! If this sounds like you, boy do we have an episode for you! When was the Devonian you ask? The Geologic Period of the Devonian Period is part of the Late Paleozoic Era that follows the Silurian Period and precedes the Carboniferous Period, spanning between about 419.2 million and 358.9 million years ago. The developments o...2021-07-181h 29

Geology On The RocksBiology, Geologically Speaking; pt. 2Episode 33 This is Part 2 of 2 in our two-part series with Dr. Greta Bowling. In this episode, the biologist and geologists square off and stand up to fight for the one true meaning and definition of a mineral. Leading off the episode is Jason from Coastlands as we pick his musical brainball and talk shop about HoneyBuckets. The latter half the episode picks up where we left on in part one, as we shift our attention to the word Mineral. We found some overlap and discuss how these differ depending on how we approach the subject...2021-06-271h 04

Geology On The RocksGeology, Biologically Speaking; pt. 1Episode 32 This is Part 1 of 2 in our two-part series with Dr. Greta Bowling. In this episode, we dive deep into the timeline of Human Evolution. We first talk about how Darwin’s Morphological Species Concept helped scientists answer the age-old question of do we, as humans, come from apes? In short, humans and apes share a common ancestor in the distant past. Primates first evolved 55 Mya (million years ago), but it was not until around 5.8-5.2 Mya would we see early “proto-humans,” or the Ardipithecus, show up in the fossil record. We talk through the timeline from Sahela...2021-06-271h 17

Geology On The RocksThe Speleology SpecialEpisode 31 In this week’s episode, we talk about all things caves. The study of caves, or speleology, is the science that brings to light the physical and biological aspects of their environments. Humans and their ancestors have long used caves as dwelling places, burial sites, storehouses, and even burial sites. While caves have been explored for hundreds of years, only recently have we come to realize their origin, how they evolve, and the extent to which they are impacted. Join us in our discussion as we begin our journey into the mysterious underground world of caves....2021-06-121h 08

Geology On The RocksGeology In The Movies & Middle EarthEpisode 30 What is better than sitting back and enjoying a great movie? Watching a comically bad movie with geology as its backdrop, that is what! In this episode, we dive deep into two such movies: The Core and Airplane vs. Volcano. While The Core was not nearly as bad as the Airplane vs. Volcano, it was full of crazy geology that just do not add up. And Airplane vs. Volcano was just…. On the back half of our main discussion, we discuss the geology of Middle-freaking-Earth. We do suggest looking at a map of Middle-Earth to...2021-06-061h 18

Geology On The RocksHot Big BangsEpisode 29 This week we discuss space with one of our long time listeners, Kevin. We boldly brave the final frontier and try to wrap our brainballs around how big the cosmos actually is - 93,000,000,000 light years across, one light year being 6 Trillion Miles (or 9.7 Trillion Kilometers). We try to make sense of the multiverse and discuss what would happen if you actually fell into a black hole. Would you get sucked into it or would you fall? Speaking of black holes, we determine that they cannot, in fact, be wormholes. The amount that is enveloped by these...2021-05-281h 16

Geology On The RocksThe Great Granite ControversyEpisode 28 Don't take things for granted, or granite, as we do our episode in reverse. We kick things off with a new & improved That Freaking Rocks. transforming the segment into a platform for bands to share with everyone some new music. Joining us for the very first iteration is Jared from Our Transient Lives. The majestic sonic soundscape has a really awesome story behind it; it being a pocket watch and I-IV-III. The music floats us into our main discussion Granite, what Granite is, and what Granite is not. We examine the writings of H. H. Read...2021-05-211h 10

Geology On The RocksGeology & WarEpisode 27 The journey continues as the boys at Geology on the Rocks team up with Mario, from and the Fall In 360 Podcast, to discuss all things Geology and War. Our discussion begins with what defines a continent. Seriously, what defines a continent? Are there 5, 6, 7, or even 8? What we do see is some of the divisions are geopolitical and available resources have been the cause of many conflicts and wars through human history. NaCl, Halite, or Salt has been at the epicenter of many skirmishes throughout human history and is even believed to be the reason we call...2021-05-171h 42

Geology On The RocksKa' ara - Turning The Tide On AMDSeason 3 - Episode 26 This was probably the most fantastic episode to date! Ugh.. Plastic. Is. Everywhere. AMD, or Anthropogenic Marine Debris, outnumbered plankton by a ratio of 6:1 a decade ago; imagine what that number looks like today?! It is pervasive and entirely man-made. Joining us for the discussion, is American Geoarcheologist/Anthropologist, Dr. Dale Simpson, to help bring to light the issues of AMD. He discusses how AMD is effecting the oceans and island of Rapa Nui and highlight how his research and initiatives are addressing the issue. We talk top-down and bottom-up strategies, how we can...2021-05-091h 38

Geology On The RocksCurious Question, A Season Finale (Part Two)We turn a quarter-century! Episode Twenty, the season two finale, is all from you, the inquisitive listener with your curious questions. We talk a little Advection Fog in our Triple Junction segment. Question: What do bee larvae, Mars’ Ionosphere, Phosphorus, and Iceland all have in common? NewNews, that’s what. In our main discussion, we first try to iron out the Flat Earth conspiracy and discuss the reason behind the idiocrocy. Hint – it has a lot to do with the fact that the Earth is not flat. We then share some of our funny field stories while geologying and milita...2021-04-121h 31

Geology On The RocksThe Shelf-Conscious ReefWhere to even begin? Dr. Greta Bowling joins the podcast for Episode 24, which is action-packed from start to finish. It is our longest episode to date that you won't want to miss a second of. It is chalk full of knowledges, tangents (Is Ryan Gosling Hot or Not?), poems, corrections, rants, Freudian slips, and flat-out derailments. Some NewNews quick hits: the naked mole rat strikes again seizing the moment, we learn about the weird feeding habits of the cone snail, and the Amazon Rain Forest is no longer a net carbon sink. The episode begins b...2021-03-302h 16

Geology On The RocksSum of a BeachEpisode 23 (S2E8) - This episode segues nicely from last episode's discussion about estuaries and the interface between freshwater and the open seas. Our main topics dive deep into MarMars and all things Beaches, Lagoons, and Barrier Islands. There is another poem, a few tangents, and we forget how to say our words. We end our talk with a bit or nerdiness and close out the episode with our first round bands chosen. Remember to Be Cool, Stay Tuned, and Keep It On The Rocks! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/geology-on-the-rocks/su...2021-03-251h 02

Geology On The RocksMary, Larry, & the EstuaryEpisode 22 (S2E7) Better late than never! Dr. Angela Osen joins us again to conclude our conversation we started last week. It may have ended a bit abruptly but we decided it would be good to break up the discussion into two parts so here we are. This episode includes talks about the Characteristics of Coastal Waters as it feeds into the larger Estuarine discussion. We then mix things up as we stumble our way through Estuaries. Dr. Osen killed it, JtG and BB not so much. In between the bars is a quick little mi...2021-03-231h 15

Geology On The RocksSeas The DayEpisode 21: Season 2 - Episode 6 This begins our two part series with Dr. Angela Osen to discuss Coastal Processes and Estuaries. Seas the Day starts off with the Texas Snow Shut Down followed by NewNews. The meat and potatoes of the episode focuses on Coastal Settings, Coastal Processes, Depositional vs. Erosional Coast Lines, and how scientist can use science to do science when monitoring the erosion of the coastal regions. Enjoy the twists and turns with tangents from here and there. And we wrap things up with another Mineral Minute. Remember to Be Cool, Stay...2021-03-101h 09

Geology On The RocksFanclastic! Pt. 2Episode 20 is the second part to us closing out the siliclastics. Our discussion here talks about that fancy word - Diagenesis. While we have talked about the deposition of sediments and the corresponding sedimentary rocks, this discussions dives deep into the processes that occur during deposition in subsiding basins regards to the physical and chemical responses in response to pressure and temperatures changes and how the sediments reacts to changes in pore-water composition. We close things out with a battle of the bands (Part 1) in this week's That Freaking Rocks. Who will be our big winner? As a...2021-03-0236 min

Geology On The RocksFanclastic! Pt. 1Episode 19 is the first part of our final discussion concerning the siliciclastics. We dive deep into conglomerates and shale closing out this chapter in our Sedimentary Basin Journey. We continue with our time honored traditions of Intros and Hellos, New News, Triple Junction, and Mineral Minute. Part two is to come... Sorry for the delays but weather is a son of a bitch. Remember To Be Cool, Stay Tuned, And Keep It On The Rocks! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/geology-on-the-rocks/support 2021-02-241h 01

Geology On The RocksWackes On, Wackes OffEpisode 18 begins with the Intros and Hellos and we test out our new segment called 'the Triple Junction.' This is where we get a chance to talk about Fanfare, Feedback and Follow-Ups. New News never disappoints and includes Venomous Primates, Dialects of the Naked Mole Rat, Panda Kinks, and Wombat's Cubed Dooks. The main discussion continues along with our broader conversation that we have been having over the past few episodes over sedimentary basins, depsotional environments, and sedimentary facies. For this episode in particular, we focus in on the Composition and Classification of Siliciclastic Sedimentary Rocks i...2021-02-031h 20

Geology On The RocksPeople : Faces :: Rocks : FaciesAs we come out Covid Protocol, we bring to you another episode of Geology on the Rocks! This episode continues our discussion of Sedimentary Basins and we dive deep into all things Depositional Environments and Sedimentary Facies. When we talk about depositional environments, we are referring to a specific type of place in which sediments are deposited and these layers of sediment that accumulate in each of these depositional environments have their own set of distinctive characteristics that provide us very important clues and information with regard to the geologic history of any given area. A...2021-01-271h 18

Geology On The RocksB as in BasinEpisode 16 Kick off the New Year the right way by listening to another Season of Geology on the Rocks! Season 2 will follow Bryan Baggins along with his Provenance Study and will focus on all things Basins. In this episode we will discuss all things basins, what they are, how they form, and how we study them. Between the bars we continue with another Mineral Minute; This week’s mineral is brought to you by the Potassium Magnesium Iron Silicate fluoride mineral, Fluorotetraferriphlogopite. We close things out with a little guitar talk during That Freaking Rocks. Rem...2021-01-131h 06

Geology On The RocksTis The Season'Twas a few nights before Xmas and Our Season Finale premieres! Just in time to enjoy to enjoy the show between your Ears! As the holidays approach, your podcast gives to you, one final episode before season two! James the Geologist and Bryan Baggins Spiders in Space in New News and talk Christmas goings-ons, while giving a little geologic context behind some of the most well known traditions. A little less known is what causes the seasons. Pssst... It's due to the Earth's tilt and nothing to do with being closer or further away from the sun. I...2020-12-221h 14

Geology On The RocksCoNi Island BabySalty Brine and Rock Licker are back at it again. Episode Fourteen is a continuation of last week's discussion and examine two other vital resources used in the making of Lithium-Ion Batteries, Cobalt and Nickel. We kick things off with Stories by James about the mythical creatures that protect the magical mountain treasures by killing miners who dare to take them. However, with the advent of Geology and Geology on the Rocks, we discuss the geologic context of the elements 27 and 28 and potential hazards associated with them. Luckily Beer is no longer made with Cobalt metal. We close our...2020-12-181h 28

Geology On The RocksThe Big LieAnother episode for everyone's earballs to enjoy!! This week's topic was brought to us by one of our wonderful listeners, jo.z.mae, and she wanted to know about the impacts of lithium ore mining vs. fossil fuels. While there is no denying that we need to look towards renewable energy sources and shy away from fossil fuels, we took the opportunity to discuss all things Lithium and more importantly what the implications for using the end product are; such as lithium ion batteries used in electric vehicles. From the rain shadow desert flats of the Salar d...2020-12-101h 42

Geology On The RocksAsk and You Shale ReceiveHappy Turkey Day from us here at Geology on the Rocks! Episode 12 was another fun episode with special guest, Jason Young. Jason runs day to day operations at an engineering firm in DFW and has experience in all things mud and studied paleodebris flows in West Texas. This episode begins with some new news about the first dinosaur bones discovered in Ireland, Genetic Advancements of the Platypus, 6,000 Year Old Arrows, Mars Meteorites, and the December 21st Double Planet. We wrap up loose ends from our last episode,, Dating Relatives Bad; Relative Dating Good, and discuss radiometric/numerical d...2020-12-011h 06

Geology On The RocksDating Relatives Bad; Relative Dating GoodBryan Baggins Begins with his adventure to the diamond mines in Arkansas and we try out a new segment, New News. We discuss Calcite Coated Leaf-Cutter Ants, Moon Rock Missions, and did you know there are more trees on planet Earth than there are stars in the Milky Way Galaxy? Say?! What?! Conversation this week covers the basic Geologic Principles and Unconformities. Things were cut short after Mineral Minute as we had special guest join us for an extended 'That Freaking Rocks.' Our buddy, Eric Bourassa, is a professional guitarer, a DFW business owner, and is the basser...2020-11-261h 18

Geology On The RocksMysteries of the MesozoicLive and in the flesh - James the Geologist and Bryan Baggins decided to celebrate their 10th episode by doing a live but socially distanced recording. The giggling intensifies. This special episode starts at the Permo-Triassic boundary and begins with the 'Great Dying'. The stage is set by discussing the geology that was occurring during the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous. Our mineral minute was brought to you by Tugtupite, the reindeer blood mineral from Greenland. Most of the discussion is centered around the evolution of dinosaurs and birds. It ends with another segment of that freaking rocks and we ta...2020-11-171h 09

Geology On The RocksThree, Six, Nine, The Rock Drank Wine - The Moon Got Tangled In A Telephone LineWhere to even begin? This week is a very musically inspired episode. From the very start JtG finds old music he wrote as heard in the Intro and is quickly followed up by unnecessary wanking. JtG and BB finally debut the much awaited 'That Freaking Rocks' theme song and JtG embarrasses himself making the intro to the newest of new segments, Mineral Minute. This week's conversation is pulled by the Moon's gravitational force and covers what causes the tides, how do tides vary during monthly cycles, what types of tidal patterns exist, etc. More than likely it i...2020-11-0358 min

Geology On The RocksThe Rural SchorlWhile Bryan Baggins and James the Geologist both had busy weeks, that doesn't stop them from talking a little geology. This episode is a journey that begins with the wonderful world of pegmatites. Minerals grow larger than life and while a few things may start off cloudy, at the center, it becomes crystal clear. The trek deflects to the right (in the northern hemisphere, anyways) when the story shifts towards the Coriolis effect. Sadly, the force alone is not enough to cause toilets to flow in a particular direction, but maybe an election can! Go Out And Vote. The...2020-10-271h 17

Dissident OrthodoxyChristopher James - Where is the Church in all this?This week we speak with Dr. Christopher James, a professor of practical theology at the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary. Our conversation ranges from the general (where is the church in this historical moment) to the specific (how did Mark Driscoll's toxic masculinity shape the landscape of Seattle) as well as from the theological (is the church visible or invisible) to the historical (is "patriotic education" something that should be entertained). Below are a few links that are mentioned in the show! If you like what you hear, rate, review or consider supporting! h...2020-10-2049 min

Geology On The RocksCurious Questions From The Inquisitive InquirersWhat do the rain forests of the amazon, the GDP, urban pressure, agriculture, the great lakes, blood-brain barriers, ozone depletion, carbon sequestration, and the moon all have in common? I guess you will just have to listen to find out. This week we have fun tackling a broad spectrum of questions from our listeners and offer some semblance of a holistic answer; perhaps stepping outside of our comfort zone. Fear not, because we close the episode out with another fantastic segment of TFR and how we navigate the creative processes of writing new music and the benefit of collaborating...2020-10-161h 21

Geology On The RocksThe Effusive Ash HoleThis episode would be described as a magma with low viscosity while maintaining a high silica content because it is explosive compliments to the editing out 21 minutes worth of worth of plosives. James the Geologist stumbles out of the gate and Bryan Baggins takes his GIT. The discussion ropes in and out as much as the texture of a pahoehoe lava flow, but is short and to the point like an aa flows. Who knows? Even when things got a bit muddy, it still hits hard like a lahar. The knowledge was hotter than gravity drops nuee a...2020-10-061h 06

Geology On The RocksMy Sediments ExactlyDr. Angela Osen, Professor of Geology, helps JtG and BB, the two Geologist on the Rocks, navigate the wondrous world of marine sediments. The journey begins with adventures from the Arlington Archosaur Site and prepping fossils at a museum. In this episode we break down what sediments are; much like weathering did to the sources of lithogenous sediments. Ooids and Manganese nodules battle for weirdest sediment. There were a few twists, such as the demise of the dinosaurs (minus birds) at the K-T boundary, and turns that include why you should always plan for rafting boulders when in a...2020-09-241h 09

Geology On The RocksDunite Mind If I DoMinerals - This episode winds down the path of gentle musings from JtG and BB who took their geology on the rocks; one more than the other. Can you guess who it is? There is talk about what is a mineral and what a mineral is not - a healing tool. The talk quickly dives deep into the Bowen's Reaction Series. Things get a little in depth while trying to navigate the many different rabbit holes that get brought up. Highlights include Bryan Baggins getting derailed when Marl is casually brought up. Will he ever be able to recover...2020-09-161h 46

Geology On The RocksTentacle Optics of the Inept Closet Cat - A Concept’s Title - Part 2We continue our conversation with Dale with stories from FOUND, how he approaches science to answer questions in his research, gives insight on the tools he uses to analyze basalt, and close it out with some THAT FREAKING ROCKS and talk about the music scene in Rapa Nui. Have you ever seen the rain? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/geology-on-the-rocks/support 2020-09-0550 min

Geology On The RocksTentacle Optics of the Inept Closet Cat - A Concept’s Title - Part 1This week we dive deep into the first unifying theory in Geology - Plate Tectonics. It shows how science evolves and improves upon itself by the continued work and dedication by the people doing the research. Our guest, Dr. Dale Simpson, Jr. exemplifies this fact. He is an American Anthropological Archeologist who has dedicated his life's work researching the ancient interactions of the people of Rapa Nui, or Easter Island, by using geology and documenting the movement of basalt from different geologic sources. Part 1 is a discussion that introduces Dale, the Idea of Plate Tectonics, Evidence of C...2020-08-3057 min

Geology On The RocksIt All Begins EventuallyThis episode includes an introduction to who we are, James the Geologist and Bryan Baggins, what we do, and how we came to talk about geology. We discuss our lives in the age of Covid-19, our favorite minerals, and how we go about rocking out on stage. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/geology-on-the-rocks/support 2020-08-1852 min

Atlanta Business RadioJames Hobbs with Meeting ExpectationsJames Hobbs, Sr. Director, Global Programs at Meeting Expectations, is responsible for overseeing all aspects of global meeting and conference management for key clients. James experience ranges in managing programs from $50,000 to $25 million. He has extensive experience managing both hotel and convention centers in the US and abroad for programs with attendance ranging [...]2020-06-1415 min

Behind the BeakBehind the Beak #24 - James HobbsHead golf coach James Hobbs has been a Gamecock since 1977, coming on as an assistant men's basketball coach to begin his Jacksonville State career. He took over the golf teams in 1983, and between coaching the three programs, he is one of the most decorated coaches in Jax State history. A member of the JSU Athletics Hall of Fame, he helped lead the Gamecocks to the Division II Men's Basketball National Championship title in 1985. On the golf side, Hobbs has made 15 NCAA regional appearances, claimed 13 conference titles and been voted conference coach of the year nine times. He takes listeners through...2020-05-2600 min

The Principles of War - Lessons from Military History on Strategy, Tactics, Doctrine and Leadership.Firepower 15: Major General Talbot Hobbs: Command in Manoeuvre and FirepowerDr William Westerman presents this episode on the career of LT GEN Sir Joseph John Talbot Hobbs, KCB, KCMG, VD, who served as both commander of Australian Artillery and then as the Commander of the Australian 5th Division. Check out the show notes for the podcast for all of the information that we cover in this episode as well as the images and other details that didn't make it into the podcast. Join the conversation on Twitter or Facebook. If you've learnt something from today's podcast, please leave a review for the Podcast on yo...2019-06-1013 min $Men\'s Radio Station$ Men's Radio StationMen's Radio Station with Aidan Mannion and Pete HobbsMen's Radio Station episode with Aidan Mannion and Pete Hobbs Pete Hobbs is an ex-service man who was suffering with serious depression after coming out of the army. Back on Track – the London based charity that helps injured servicemen – sorted out Pete’s affairs, gave him counselling and paid for short term accommodation. This gave Pete the beginning of a new start. Now Jamie Oliver’s protégé Aidan Mannion, Head Chef of Mill & Brew in Mill Hill, London, is taking it to the next stage. Hearing th...2019-04-0449 min

King James Radio NetworkThank You, Chris HobbsOn this special episode, we say thank you to the departing boys basketball coach of the Timothy Christian Tigers, Chris Hobbs. Before Coach Hobbs leaves for Florida, we at the King James Radio Network wanted to acknowledge his contribution to the network, in giving us a place to expand our high school basketball live game coverage. We recall a couple of the signature moments in the latter part of Coach Hobbs' tenure, including his 100th career victory. Check it out on the King James Radio Network at www.jamesisking.com.2016-05-0539 min

Talk of the TOUR Golf PodcastBryson DeChambeau and James Hobbs, college coach of Masters champ Danny WillettJohn Swantek visits with Bryson DeChambeau on the week of his pro debut, Rob Bolton from PGATOUR.COM and James Hobbs - the college golf coach of Masters champion Danny Willett, who coached the Englishman at Jacksonville State.2016-04-1442 min

Kings Addition Baptist ChurchFellowship MeetingSermon by Elder Rex Smith, 08-02-14 2015-01-1400 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"No Condemnation"Pastor James Hobbs, 08-06-14 2015-01-1400 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"What We Believe"Pastor James Hobbs, 07-06-14 2015-01-1400 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Day the Lord Has Made"Pastor James Hobbs, 07-02-14 2015-01-1400 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Walking With Jesus"Pastor James Hobbs, 11-23-14. Reflections of all the ones who have recently gone to be with the Lord, the pastor talks about how they are walking with Jesus, but yet we also should be walking with Him here.2015-01-1400 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Praise the Lord"Pastor James Hobbs, 11-19-14. This is the first sermon preached by the pastor after the death of his beloved wife, Wilma Hobbs.2015-01-1400 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Strength"Pastor James Hobbs, 06-29-2014pm 2015-01-1400 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Second Coming"Pastor James Hobbs, May 7, 2014 2014-07-1300 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The White Garment"Pastor James Hobbs, May 18, 2014 2014-07-1300 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Golden Rule"Pastor James Hobbs, May 11, 2014 2014-07-1300 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Blessed Redeemer"Pastor James Hobbs, May 11, 2014 2014-07-1300 min

Kings Addition Baptist ChurchObeying God's WordPastor James Hobbs, May 4, 2014 2014-07-1300 min

Kings Addition Baptist ChurchThe Holy SpiritSermon by Pastor James Hobbs May 4, 2014 2014-07-1300 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Jesus"sermon by Pastor James Hobbs, April 27, 2014, Sunday Evening 2014-05-0700 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Greatest Gift of All"sermon by Elder James Hobbs, April 27, 2014, Sunday morning 2014-05-0700 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Lord's ChurchSunday School lesson by Pastor James Hobbs, April 27, 2014 2014-05-0700 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Irresistible Grace of God"sermon by Pastor James Hobbs, April 23, 2014 2014-05-0700 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Life"sermon by Pastor James Hobbs, April 20, 2014 Sunday Evening 2014-05-0700 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"No Condemnation"sermon by Pastor James Hobbs, April 20, 2014 Sunday Morning 2014-05-0700 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Values Where They Belong"sermon by Pastor James Hobbs, April 16, 2014 2014-05-0700 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Conviction and Confession"Pastor James Hobbs, April 2, 2014 2014-04-2000 min

Kings Addition Baptist ChurchPastor James HobbsProper Behavior In God's House 3/30/14 PM 2014-04-2000 min

Kings Addition Baptist ChurchPastor James Hobbs"The Church" 3/30/14 2014-04-2000 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"What if Jesus Came Today?"Elder Doug Newell, III, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0600 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Ear Problems"Elder Rex Smith, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0600 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Creation"Elder Greg Compton, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0600 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Being Determined"Elder Tom Hysell, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0600 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Have You Gotten Cold?"Elder David Green, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0600 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Word of God"Elder John Pruitt, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0500 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Old Paths"Elder John Lybrook, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0500 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"The Message We Preach"Elder Steve Kittle, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0500 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Salvation By Grace"Elder Sam Wilson, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0500 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Why The Bible is The Word of God"Elder Andy Proctor, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0500 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Extraordinary"Elder Matt Stepp, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0500 min

Kings Addition Baptist Church"Spiritual Gifts"Elder James Crace, 2014 Bible Conference at King's Addition Baptist Church 2014-04-0500 min