William J. Burns

It's called Buffalo Ways, The Enduring Story of Buffalo and the First Peoples of North America.

And it's by Deidre Haverlock and illustrated by William Burns.

A little blurb expertly researched and lovingly written by children's book author Deidre Haverlock, a member of the Saddle Creek Cree Nation and passionate advocate for buffalo conservation and preservation, Buffalo Ways celebrates native history and identity for young readers.

Haverlock details the history of the buffalo in North America and La Titiza's extraordinary trek while William Burns' art captures the true story in epic detail.

And then there's also an author's note, more about Buffalo, a timeline, bibliography, and more on how we can continue to protect ecosystem engineers like Buffalo.

So very important book and great for young kids.

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He also served as Senior National Editor in Washington and in avionics and senior engineering editor positions in Los Angeles.

He covered advanced aerospace and weapons technology, business flight testing and military operations, wrote more than 2,500 stories for the magazine, and received 17 editorial awards.

Bill is a flight test engineer.

They call him FTEs, a graduate of the U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School and a licensed commercial pilot with instrument and multi-engine ratings in 12 years of military and civilian flight testing, plus evaluating aircraft for Aviation Week for over 22 years.

You say, well, that guy may have faked it.

Well, one of the TV programs that I think Bill Burns stimulated, had their person come to Houston, contract a laboratory that does material analysis for NASA and keeping this in close control so we didn't have any missing time on the sample.

Still, they ran the analysis not knowing what we had found before.

And it came up with exactly the same analysis that we had originally in my friend's aerospace lab.

[upbeat music] This is The Attorney Business Development Podcast.

My name is Bill Burns, and with me is my co-host, the man whose idea was to unleash this on an unsuspecting public, Toby Steinman.

Hi, Bill.

And we have a great guest this morning, Kendra Brodin, the founder and CEO of Esquire Well.

Kendra, thanks for joining us.

I am delighted to be here, Bill.

Thank you for the invitation.

Well, what-- while much of the world is focused on artificial intelligence, Kendra serves as a coach, a counselor, and speaker focused on emotional intelligence and its role in the success of attorneys.

And it was an amazing time.

As the reports come in that evening, they're reading the newswire stories that are breaking, they're interviewing witnesses, and as the evening went on, on KDKA television, they were breaking in with live reports from Bill Burns, who was one of the main reporters at the time, that the military was now arriving in the Kecksburg area to search for an unidentified flying object.

So back in those days, I was running between the old black and white console TV and into the radio in the other room, going back and forth all night, writing down notes about what was being broadcast.

And the next thing I did early the next morning, I made a trip to the local newsstand.