How to pronounce “randal” in English

Randall used to use it for Cigare Volante.

Randall Macon: I'm kind of a nervous presenter so I tend to walk around a lot. So I apologize if it gets distracting. Am I on? Sounds like it. How's that? Is that better?

Randall: Oh, we're sitting in chairs.

Randall: Top one? Not asking questions. I think that that sounds my presentation solved

Randall: It goes back to just kind of explore. I'm 40. So I qualify for the old school record

Randall: Yeah, that's a good question. I don't know. I think that when I look at this -- because there are questions that are still really valuable and important to me

Randall: That's my operating assumption on every. I don't have the answers.

Randall: Oh. I think that -- wow, when I look back at the things that -- and the

Randall: I think one of the biggest values of working with and around somebody like Lance

Randall: Partnerships versus going solo. It's funny. I actually asked that question of somebody yesterday I was meeting with. He said -- it becomes a question of -- with

Randall: Wow. I'm not really good with math. So I may not come up with 100 percent.

Randall: Oh I can make them up? I think that a lot of it has to do -- there's timing.

Randall: Yeah. Not sure clearly understand so I'll try the why question. But I think embedded in that question of what do you really want, there is a why in that. Because if you

Randall: When you talk about the communities that they're working in what do you mean by that.

Randall: Yeah, it's -- when probably about a year ago we started going through the exercise

Randall: I have to admit I am the slowest reader in the world I'm pretty sure. I tried to do the speed reading thing. It inhibits my ability to get through a lot of books.

Randall: Now, I think I -- yeah, it gets important to say -- and this is actually something I've kind of come to a conclusion on over the past probably year or two. I definitely

Randall: Sure, no -- I mean -- yeah, I think that that -- and this is also important is, this is my decision. This is the way that I'm viewing it and that I -- my perspective.

Randall: Yeah, thanks, guys.

Randall Klein who's the founder and executive artistic director of SF Jazz and he will get this concert going so

Randall Grahm: Typically I begin these séances with an invocation from Alice Cooper, "welcome

Randall Grahm: OK. Questions first or book first?

Randall Grahm: Sure. Of course. You gotta have some questions. Yeah?

Randall Grahm: Oh, if you stay in school long enough as I did, you learn all kinds of weird stuff.

Randall Grahm: Yes. MALE AUDIENCE MEMBER #2: Which is sort of akin to the Bordeaux of making it from scratch instead of--

Randall Grahm: Correct. MALE AUDIENCE MEMBER #2: You sort of get what you get Randall Grahm: Right.

Randall Grahm: So, the question is how I compare this project to a field blend. Essentially, it is a field blend on steroids, if you will. I mean, the--mostly Italians, some Portuguese--who

Randall Grahm: Yes. FEMALE AUDIENCE MEMBER #3: Is there anything you think that needs to be done to help the

Randall Grahm: The question is what can be done to, if you will, turn on the light bulb for terroir. I've thought about this for consumers. I've thought about this. It's

Randall Grahm: Really good question. Really good question. It depends on a lot of factors,

Randall Grahm: Oh, so how much variety will there be? So, yeah. The question is how much--.

Randall Grahm: Correct. MALE AUDIENCE MEMBER #5: Phylloxera or something like that.

Randall Grahm: You pray pretty much. In other words, how do you ensure against disease resistance? Well, first you start planting in virgin territory that has not had phylloxera

Randall Grahm: OK. If it comes from California, don't save it.

Randall Grahm: Well, you could. And certainly, and I had two consultants, the Claude and Lydia Bourguignon, who this is basically what they do. And they're terroir experts. And

Randall Grahm: Well, the problem with that, is that you can do that and it's actually not--. If you're 25 or 30 years old, that is like a really good idea. The problem is

Randall Grahm: It does take longer to grow from seed. The problem of course is that in some cases, the grape varieties that I wanna propagate don't exist in California, so I

Randall Grahm: OK. Five minutes-ish?

Randall Grahm: I do. So, I'm gonna read you just a segment, a couple of paragraphs.

Now Randall Graham and the Bonny Doon team really inspired me with their wine-making techniques.

The Randall brothers had emerged from the great house and were among them.

But Randall Munroe, the creator of XKCD a year and a half ago or so came up with this idea of the Up Goer Five.

We hear it when Randal Lee Krager goes to a synagogue parking lot in Missouri

His name is Randall, and he represents Progress.

Both of them worked for Randal Graham at Bonny Doon and survived.

So if you do have questions for Randall, please put them in the question box.

It's owned by the two Randall brothers, James and Terrance.

Something always happened when the Randalls ventured into the quarter, sooner or later, a new thing coming that you couldn't predict until it was upon you.

By the time Michael got to Randall, some torture or punishment had addled his senses.