Chris White

Welcome back to episode 187 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Today’s podcast features, Chris White. Chris has had quite the path to becoming a professional pilot. From finding out he gets motion sick in small planes, to having bad eyesight and completing a career as a cop. Chris, decided corporate aviation was for him. I’d you enjoy the podcast, check out @pilotscoffee and make sure to add the podcast to your playlists! Happy flying, Justin.

Former Dallas PD turned U.S. Marshal -  Chris White tells his engaging story of survival as he confronted armed shooting suspects twice in the line of duty.  His training and his strong faith contributed to his success in the professional world as well as his personal life. This is a truly inspiring story told by a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt, former MMA pro-fighter, devoted family man, and dedicated law man. 

Settle in for a very sweet chat with our Tension hero, Chris White.He kindly walks us through the rationale behind a Tension 11 push, and some important techniques for coping with the ongoing grief of his late brother and father.This Ninja Warrior is sure fun to chat with.Enjoy the conversation.- BN

Chris White - founding father of alternative christian media talks about geopolitics and bible prophecy and the book by Janet WIllis "What on Earth will Heaven be Like". Fringe christian at it's finest! alt alt alt!

Kick back and listen deep to Fringe Christian founding father, Chris White and he leads us through his heavy-duty fringe bible study on the subject of Gog and Magog in Bible prophecy.

People can make or break an organization. Sometimes leader might even think that their business would be better without the people element. But without people, your organization is going to go nowhere fast. Today on System & Soul, we’re doing another deep dive, this time, into the people component of your business. Time and time again, we see that the healthiest and most profitable businesses are ones that prioritize employee wellbeing through healthy culture, effective problem solving, and compassionate leadership. So we’re doing to dive deep and teach about these three elements of leading people within your organization. To learn more about having a healthy culture in your organization, we recommend going back and listening to our episode with John Ott and being inwardly sound. This episode is brought to you by KeyStone Search. There is no doubt the right Integrator, COO or President can take your business to new heights. The team at KeyStone Search is expert at helping Visionaries, Entrepreneurs and Owners make this crucial hire. No-one has more experience placing these leaders than KeyStone.  If hiring a rockstar second in command is in your future, visit us at www.keystonesearch.com and reach out anytime for more information.

Kick back and Fringe Christian legend and founding father Chris White continues his study of Gog and Magog in Biblical prophecy! What is Gog? What is Magog. This is your chance to find out! Part 6.

Our guest for episode #310 is filmmaker Chris White about his new film, Electric Jesus. CHRIS WHITE has written and directed three micro-budget features: showbiz comedy CINEMA PURGATORIO (2014, co-writer, director, actor), and broken family dramas GET BETTER (2012, co-writer, co-director, actor) and TAKEN IN (2011, writer, director). He co-wrote the screenplay for SIX LA LOVE STORIES (2016), and has written and directed for the multi-award-winning, web series phenomenon, Star Trek Continues. White has write-directed many acclaimed short films-collecting his most recent for a 5-film, "southern gothic comedy" anthology called UNBECOMING (2016, writer, director).About his fantastic new movie, Electric Jesus, Chris writes: "I was raised by devout Southern Baptist parents and fully immersed in (and committed to) Evangelical Christian youth culture—which included Sunday School, Bible studies, summer camps, retreats, choir tours, ski trips—all of it set to an ‘80s Christian rock soundtrack. This immersive religious culture is difficult to explain to many of my friends today—but it’s even more difficult to explain why I loved it. The fact that something so alien to most of the world is so vivid in my memory...and kind of embarrassing to talk about now... It makes me feel odd.Just listen to a Christian hair metal anthem of the era—let’s say Stryper’s “To Hell With the Devil”—and you’ll start to understand. Honestly, I don’t know whether to laugh or cry when I revisit that time in my mind, but either way, there’s no looking away.Turns out, my Christian friends and I were a lot more like all of you than I’d thought. Who can’t relate to being young and wistful, devoted to a big unifying idea…and in love? Who doesn’t remember the moment or the moments when you saw your youth, your naiveté...your hope slip away?We’ve all been young. We’ve all had plans and dreams and loves that didn’t work out the way we’d hoped. And from time to time, we think about it. We remember.ELECTRIC JESUS was born out of years of looking back, reconstructing, re-discovering moments and memories I’d long since left behind that suddenly fascinated me. I missed being a Christian youth group kid. I missed the certainty, the comfort…I missed Jesus. But then, as I wrote and eventually as we shot the film, a bigger revelation came to me. I’d been operating under the illusion that my churchy teen years were all about me—that I’d been the sole protagonist in an origin story about me…that coming of age was something that happened to me, while everyone else was just kinda along for the ride...my co-stars. So that’s what ELECTRIC JESUS came to be about to me: believing in something so much it all gets too big to fail, all the while completely missing the existentially huge story that’s happening right under your nose. And only being able to realize that several decades later when it’s too late to do it over."

R. Christopher White grew up in Dale City, Virginia and always had an interest in computers. After seeing some rigid body dynamics during a Summer program at George Washington University he was hooked. Chris earned his BFA in Computer Arts at Syracuse University. He went on to graduate school at University of Illinois’ Electronic Visualization Lab in Chicago and applied for the ILM internship for the fourth time and got in developing tools for Twister. He would up working at ILM for the next seven years. He later left, finished his graduate degree and soon headed for New Zealand where he’s been ever since. Today, Chris is a Visual Effects Supervisor with over 25 years of industry experience. From feature films and streaming media to special venue projects, he has a passion for making engaging environments, creatures, and effects. His work has been recognized with multiple awards from the Visual Effects Society, along with Academy Award, BAFTA, and Emmy nominations.Some of his more notable work includes Twister, Star Wars Episode I, Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King, King Kong, Avatar, Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes, and The Umbrella Academy. He is currently working on the Avatar sequels at Weta Digital in New Zealand.Enthusiastic about giving back to the next generation of artists, he enjoys guest lecturing at universities and conferences. As an active member of InclusionFX, Chris offers young people from traditionally underrepresented groups mentoring and career guidance in visual effects.

Dr Chris White joins me from White Labs to discuss yeast pitch rates and starters for beer brewing as well as wine, mead and cider. You can find show notes and additional episodes on my blog here.