Alex Evers's guest appearances

Alex Evers

OpenAnesthesia Multimedia

Soul Minded Business

Riders Up | The Podcast

David Warner

David Young

Richard Epstein

Bob Burg

Jennifer Lee

Andrew Shaw

John Mitchell

Timothy Miller

Tim Brennan

Cynthia Wong

Carolina Gomez

Tyler Gaffalione

Kendrick Carmouche

Adrian Gonzalez

Jose Ortiz

OwlTail

Michael Mathis

Drs. Alex Evers and Michael Mathis discuss the article “Opportunities Beyond the Anesthesiology Department: Broader Impact through Broader Thinking” published in the February 2022 issue of Anesthesia &amp; Analgesia.

Drs. Alex Evers and Michael Mathis discuss the article “<a href="https://journals.lww.com/anesthesia-analgesia/Fulltext/2022/02000/Opportunities_Beyond_the_Anesthesiology.5.aspx" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Opportunities Beyond the Anesthesiology Department: Broader Impact through Broader Thinking</a>” published in the February 2022 issue of Anesthesia &amp; Analgesia.

Article of the Month – February 2022 – Alex Evers and Michael Mathis

Alex Evers, owner of the Stillwater, OK martial arts studio that was voted Best Martial Arts Studio, is a successful businessman, is a man of faith, and is very familiar with overcoming obstacles.   Alex returns to the podcast to talk about a topic that isn’t always discussed: faith’s role in martial arts. “And at the same time we work on life skills, focus, confidence, discipline, strength, building coordination, you know, things like that. And although martial arts in itself, I don't think is inherently religious. I think it can be very spiritual.”   Alex talks about the misunderstandings he’s faced from parents when they’re considering enrolling their kids in his martial arts program and how he addresses those questions.   He also describes leadership, as he sees it and practices it, in the martial arts industry. JD talks to Alex about the role of servant leadership in the practice and how it shows up in day-to-day interactions.   We had such a great response to Alex’s previous time on the podcast, and we are so thrilled to have him back as a guest in Season 3!

<a href="http://www.alexevers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Alex Evers</a>, owner of the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/StillwaterMA/about/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stillwater, OK martial arts studio</a> that was voted Best Martial Arts Studio, is a successful businessman, is a man of faith, and is very familiar with overcoming obstacles. Alex returns to the podcast to talk about a topic that isn’t always discussed: faith’s role in martial arts. “And at the same time we work on life skills, focus, confidence, discipline, strength, building coordination, you know, things like that. And although martial arts in itself, I don't think is inherently religious. I think it can be very spiritual.” Alex talks about the misunderstandings he’s faced from parents when they’re considering enrolling their kids in his martial arts program and how he addresses those questions. He also describes leadership, as he sees it and practices it, in the martial arts industry. JD talks to Alex about the role of servant leadership in the practice and how it shows up in day-to-day interactions. We had such a great response to Alex’s previous time on the podcast, and we are so thrilled to have him back as a guest in Season 3!

Faith and Martial Arts - with ALEX EVERS

We're back at it again! Shayna and Autry sit down with international horse racing photographer Alex Evers discussing a lot y'all, shew! With COVID-19 ramping up through the world Alex brings a unique perspective - he recently spent time in Hong Kong and photographed Santa Anita in a crowd-less racetrack. In addition, he talks about what it takes to get prepared to photograph a large sporting event like Breeders' Cup, the difference between North American racing and Hong Kong racing, and how he got his start as a photographer. Riders up!

We're back at it again! Shayna and Autry sit down with international horse racing photographer Alex Evers discussing a lot y'all, shew! With COVID-19 ramping up through the world Alex brings a unique perspective - he recently spent time in Hong Kong and photographed Santa Anita in a crowd-less racetrack. In addition, he talks about what it takes to get prepared to photograph a large sporting event like Breeders' Cup, the difference between North American racing and Hong Kong racing, and how he got his start as a photographer. Riders up!

Episode 9: "Don't use your bonus to buy a camera" | with Alex Evers