James Lark's guest appearances

James Lark

Cougar Sports with Ben Criddle (BYU)

Liberty Talk Radio

LIVE! With Justin Kish

The Everything Theatre Interviews

Ron Paul

John McAfee

Rick Rule

Mark Thornton

James Howard Kunstler

Ben Carson

Bryan Caplan

Chris Martenson

Jim Rogers

Benedict Cumberbatch

Adam Kokesh

Doug Casey

Scott Morgan

Adrian Moore

David Boaz

OwlTail

This week's guest is James Lark, who has written and composed a new musical, Infants. The show follows one day in the life of an infant school, where something bad has happened and the teachers are trying to stop the parents finding out. A cast of six play the children, the teachers and the parents. It certainly looks like it will be a lot of fun. We chat to James about the show, musicals in general and why at times they may not be treated as seriously as they deserve, and we also touch on a little politics.  Infants plays at OSO Arts Centre in Barnes 14 - 17 July, you can find more info here.

This week's guest is James Lark, who has written and composed a new musical, Infants. The show follows one day in the life of an infant school, where something bad has happened and the teachers are trying to stop the parents finding out. A cast of six play the children, the teachers and the parents. It certainly looks like it will be a lot of fun. We chat to James about the show, musicals in general and why at times they may not be treated as seriously as they deserve, and we also touch on a little politics.  Infants plays at OSO Arts Centre in Barnes 14 - 17 July, you can find more info <a href="https://osoarts.ticketsolve.com/shows/1173622848" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

Ep 40: We have a lark with James Lark

Podcast original airdate: May 2nd, 2012 On the debut episode of Athletes Only, Justin Kish is being joined by BYU Cougars quarterback James Lark. James Lark played at BYU from 2006, 2009-2012 in which he passed for 836 passing yards, 8 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions. Before attending BYU, James Lark attended Pine View High School where he was a Deseret News 3A MVP as a senior,  Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News First-Team All-State selection while finishing his career with 6,739 passing yards, third most in state history, and 36 touchdowns.

Podcast original airdate: May 2nd, 2012 On the debut episode of Athletes Only, Justin Kish is being joined by BYU Cougars quarterback James Lark. James Lark played at BYU from 2006, 2009-2012 in which he passed for 836 passing yards, 8 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions. Before attending BYU, James Lark attended Pine View High School where he was a Deseret News 3A MVP as a senior,  Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News First-Team All-State selection while finishing his career with 6,739 passing yards, third most in state history, and 36 touchdowns.

AOP Episode #1 | James Lark - Quarterback (BYU Cougars)

James Lark has served as a regional representative on the Libertarian National Committee as well as the national  chair of the Libertarian Party (2000-2002).  Jim is frequently invited to give an address on college campuses entitled "Warning: Governmentally-Mandated Safety MeasuresMay Be Hazardous to Your Health."  The address is based upon some of his course lectures given to students in the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Virginia.  It provides a basic introduction torisk analysis, along with information about ways in which government efforts undertaken to promote safety may actually make life less safe. _____  _____

James Lark has served as a regional representative on the Libertarian National Committee as well as the national  chair of the Libertarian Party (2000-2002).  Jim is frequently invited to give an address on college campuses entitled "Warning: Governmentally-Mandated Safety MeasuresMay Be Hazardous to Your Health."  The address is based upon some of his course lectures given to students in the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Virginia.  It provides a basic introduction torisk analysis, along with information about ways in which government efforts undertaken to promote safety may actually make life less safe. _____  _____

James Lark Discusses the State of the Libertarian Movement in the U.S.