Podcast appearances and mentions of adam rossi

In this episode of the Adventure Capitalist Podcast, Austin Brawner and Cody Shirk are joined by Adam Rossi, who unveils his bold investment ideas and company, Total Shield. Dive into his journey from software to manufacturing, all proudly made in the USA. We explore the realities of "re-homing" production, the future of the workforce, and what's next for education and family legacies. Plus, Adam shares his exciting plans for future adventures. Don't miss this deep dive into innovation, career investments, and building a legacy for generations to come!  Chapters:  00:00 - Intro 01:24 - Welcome Adam Rossi! 02:43 - Adam's crazy investment idea 08:59 - Total Shield 11:32 - Going from software to manufacturing 17:29 - Manufacturing ALL in the US 21:05 - Is it realistic to "re-home?" 25:32 - The next workforce 40:40 - Career Investments 46:42 - What has changed in education? 49:03 - Setting up family 01:02:25 - Things for future generations... 01:05:38 - What adventures do you have planned? 01:15:51 - Outro Listen to this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kwjEI2GmoEE Follow us on X: Austin - https://x.com/a_brawn Cody - https://x.com/CodyShirk

I'm thrilled to have Adam Rossi on the podcast. Adam is a private investor, successful businessman, entrepreneur, beekeeper and maple syrup salesman. Adam has decades of experience building companies in the cyber and defense spaces. We spent an hour discussing DOGE, defense stocks, and investing like a family office. I really enjoyed this conversation and I know you will too. MitimcoThis episode is brought to you by MIT Investment Management Company, also known as MITIMCo, the investment office of MIT. Each year, MITIMCo invests in a handful of new emerging managers who it believes can earn exceptional long-term returns in support of MIT's mission. To help the emerging manager community more broadly, they created ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠emergingmanagers.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, a website for emerging manager stockpickers.For those looking to start a stock-picking fund or just looking to learn about how others have done it, I highly recommend the site. You'll find essays and interviews by successful emerging managers, service providers used by MIT's own managers, essays MITIMCo has written for emerging managers and more!TegusTegus has the world's largest collection of instantly available interviews on all the public and private companies you care about. Tegus actually makes primary research fun and effortless, too. Instead of weeks and months, you can learn a new industry or company in hours, and all from those that know it best.I spend nearly all my time reading Tegus calls on existing holdings and new ideas. And I know you will too. So if you're interested, head on over to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠tegus.co/valuehive⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for a free trial to see for yourself.TIKRTIKR is THE BEST resource for all stock market data, I use TIKR every day in my process, and I know you will too. Make sure to check them out at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TIKR.com/hive⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Send us a textThis is the first episode of 2025 and I'm delighted to bring you a really insightful and valuable conversation I had recently with Adam Rossi from Washington DC in the United States.Adam is a born entrepreneur and always knew that he wanted to build his own company and be in control of his destiny. And so he launched a tech startup in the days before it was cool!From a humble husband and wife team, he grew to a business selling billion-dollar software contracts to the CIA and all the main government agencies before receiving an offer he simply couldn't turn down, and he sold the company.During our conversation, Adam talked about:The entrepreneurial ‘X factor' and what he sees in every successful founder -  and what's missing in many others.He talks about the importance of family in business and how to ensure your kids don't become entitled once a lot of money is flying around.He breaks down what he calls ‘Saturday Afternoon Syndrome' when after you sell your business and don't have much to do, every day feels like a fairly routine Saturday.And he explained The Book of Wisdom -  a charter of advice and guidance passed on from one exited entrepreneur to the next outlining what you must do to ensure a great life after you sell.Tons of wisdom from an entrepreneur who's carved out his own journey and is now happy to share in order to help others.Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Mr Adam Rossi.Links:X - @rossiadamLinkeidn https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamrossi-indie/ Sign Up For My Newsletter at www.bulletproofentrepreneur.net This podcast is produced by GR Media Sponsored by Capital Asset Management

In this episode, I sit down with Adam Rossi, who built and sold a successful cybersecurity software company serving federal agencies. Adam shares his journey from structural engineer to tech entrepreneur, offering key insights on starting and scaling a business.We discuss his strategic approach to entrepreneurship - working for two years to gain experience before launching his venture, living frugally while his wife's income provided stability, and evolving his company from a one-person engineering software business to a 250-person organization developing sophisticated government tools.Adam candidly discusses the challenges of scaling, his post-exit experience, and how he's approached subsequent ventures with a focus on better work-life balance. He shares practical wisdom on how to get started in entrepreneurship, managing risk, and why young founders may have advantages in terms of energy and flexibility.The conversation also covers his current projects, including his popular off-grid cabin builds and his perspective on Bitcoin as a tool for financial independence. Adam's story offers valuable lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs and those navigating business ownership's challenges.Hope you enjoy the show!Timestamps:00:00:00 - Precap00:02:06 - Introduction and Background00:03:49 - Entrepreneurial Journey and Advice00:07:04 - The Risk and Reward of Entrepreneurship00:12:49 - Dealing with Uncertainty and Loneliness00:15:37 - Negative Feedback and Entrepreneurship00:18:47 - The Evolution of a Business Idea00:20:18 - The Early Days and Challenges00:22:02 - First Major Project and Pivot00:30:23 - Growth and Evolution of the Company00:34:58 - Decision to Sell the Company00:38:13 - Life After Selling the Company00:40:20 - Transitioning from Retirement to New Ventures00:42:25 - Investing and Entrepreneurship00:45:55 - Interest in Bitcoin00:48:29 - The Struggles of Overthinking00:53:15 - The Appeal of Off-Grid Living

Les Jeux Paralympiques de Paris 2024 ont vu la délégation française briller à domicile. Lucas Mazur a survolé son tableau de simple pour conserver son titre acquis à Tokyo, et a remporté la médaille de bronze en mixte avec Faustine Noël. Pour sa première participation, Charles Noakes a dû batailler à tous ses matchs mais s'est offert un titre aussi impressionnant qu'inattendu. Les autres tricolores n'ont pas été épargnés par les tirages au sort, mais ont tenu la dragée haute à leurs adversaires. Pendant ce temps au Taipei Open, Arnaud Merkle s'est sabordé au premier tour, tandis que la paire Adam/Rossi a réalisé une très bonne semaine. Chapitres :0:00 - Jeux Paralympiques42:24 - Taipei Open et Guatemala Future Series Participer à "On devine vos classements" : https://forms.gle/pc4PXfhQuou9XpCTA Où nous retrouver : https://linktr.ee/21shuttleRejoindre notre serveur Discord : https://discord.gg/fKmkvQ2RmQ Crédit photo : BC Chambly Oise

Cette semaine de Championnats d'Europe restera surement dans l'histoire du badminton français. Les paires Gicquel/Delrue et Lambert/Tran ont apporté à la France ses deux premiers titres dans l'histoire de la compétition, tandis que Toma Jr. Popov s'est offert une place aux Jeux Olympiques en venant à bout de Viktor Axelsen. Rosy Pancasari a remporté une victoire de prestige face à Mia Blichfeldt, tandis qu'Arnaud Merkle et la paire Adam/Rossi ont également réalisé une belle semaine. Chapitres :0:00 - Introduction et double mixte18:49 - Double dames32:46 - Simple hommes1:02:23 - Simple dames1:17:11 - Double hommes1:31:01 - Championnats d'Asie et conclusion Où nous retrouver : https://linktr.ee/21shuttleRejoindre notre serveur Discord : https://discord.gg/fKmkvQ2RmQ Crédit photo : Sylvain Nalet

In this episode of “Soldiers, Stories & Songs”, Guy (Jaquier) and Adam (Rossi) spend time with Army combat engineer Mike “Doc Straw” Swart. Mike served from 2004-2013 and deployed twice to the Middle East, first near Fallujah in Iraq and later to Asadabad in the Kunar Province in Afghanistan, conducting road clearance for IEDs and other explosives.  Following Mike's separation from the Army, he went back to school and became a doctor of physical therapy focusing on how the body and brain changes when we are subjected to stressful experiences/environments.  Mike currently lives in Virginia and fronts an alternative rock band called “Doc Straw and the Scarecrows”.  During this podcast, Mike presents three of his original songs, including:“Get On By”“For The Broken”“Situational Awareness”You can follow “Doc Straw and the Scarecrows” on any of your favorite streaming platforms or at:https://www.facebook.com/docstrawandthescarecrows/ Support the show

Today's conversation is with Adam Rossi. Adam is an Inc 500 entrepreneur, engineer, business owner, and investor. As the founder of Platinum Solutions, Adam and his wife Laila grew their business to a multi-million dollar company that they successfully sold and exited - despite having negative net worths from student loans when they started. Expect to learn about: the drawbacks of medicating lively children or blunting your desire and drive with recreational drugs; what the early days of growing a tech business looked like back in the late 90s and early 2000s; novel ways to pay the bills and win contracts; what it was like working with the FBI and CIA, and why entrepreneurship is a team sport. Beyond this, you're going to understand what investors look for in successful companies, and Adam's advice to founders on health, business, and family. It's only in recent years Adam has started sharing online and I'm very glad he has. He has a tremendous amount of wisdom to share and I loved understanding his perspectives as someone who has achieved so much in the business world and can impart that on the next generation of founders, entrepreneurs, and aspirational people. If you want to unlock the power of podcasting to grow your personal brand, your network, and your business this year then My Podcast Masterclass is for you. I've built the perfect learning platform for you to start, scale and sustain your own podcast using my systems and processes to host the best guests in your niche, to record like a pro, and to market and distribute your content to the maximum eyes and ears. The link to join my podcast masterclass is in the show notes - http://mypodcastmasterclass.thinkific.com/ Connect with Adam: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamrossi-indie/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/rossiadam Connect with Col: Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/col.cambro⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email List - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://mailchi.mp/548e38ba5942/colincambro⁠⁠⁠⁠ Support me: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠buymeacoffee.com/ColCamBro

In this episode of “Soldiers, Stories & Songs”, Guy (Jaquier) and Adam (Rossi) spend time with retired Army helicopter pilot Kate Anderson and military spouse Secily Anderson.  Together, they blend compelling lyrics, smooth harmonies and tasty guitar leads as a duet called “Winter Grain”.  Learn about how Kate grew up around the Reno Rodeo, almost became a nun, then pivoted to 22 years of service in the Army, and how Secily grew up with music since she was 8 years old and has played in bands covering about every genre on the planet.  During this podcast, they highlight three of their original songs, including:“Passenger Seat”“Fists”“A Better You”You can learn more about Winter Grain and follow Kate and Secily on your favorite streaming platforms or at:https://Wintergrain.comSupport the show

In this episode of “Soldiers, Stories and Songs”, Guy (Jaquier) and Adam (Rossi) spend time with retired Army veteran and Green Beret Derek Stoner.  After spending a childhood hunting, fishing and working as a farm laborer in small town Craig, Missouri (population 200), Derek joined the National Guard while still in High School and served in the Army after September 11th.  Derek spent 20 years serving his country as an elite Green Beret, with over 16 deployments to the Middle East, including missions within Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Lebanon, Israel and Qatar. Following his retirement as a Master Sergeant, Derek moved near Nashville to pursue his music career.  You can now find him regularly around Lower Broadway, playing the Honky-Tonk scene.  During this podcast, Derek, Guy and Adam highlight three of his original songs:“Bad Decisions”“Break the Chain”“Bad Man Finder”You can learn more and  follow Derek on all the streaming platforms or at derekstonermusic.com.Support the show

In this episode of “Soldiers, Stories and Songs”, Guy (Jaquier) and Adam (Rossi) spend some time with Stephen Wayne talking about his humble roots in rural Arkansas and his year long “adventure” at age 14, sneaking on Greyhound buses, living on the streets and playing his old Fender Squire guitar.  Yes-Age 14!  Of course, he later met an Army recruiter and signed up as a mechanic a few months before 9/11.  He retired 21 years later, after a total of 5 years of deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan-and getting his vehicle blown out from under him 6 times.  Stephen's music career consists of both solo acoustic projects and the new album with his band “Souls Worn Thin”.During this episode, Stephen highlights three of his songs, including:“Sideways”“Start A Band”“Treason”You can follow Stephen and “Souls Worn Thin” on all the streaming platforms or via their website:https://soulswornthin.com (https://soulswornthin.com) Support the show

In this episode of "Soldiers, Stories, and Songs", Guy [Jaquier] and Adam [Rossi] catch up with Operation Encore artist Mike Ponder, a veteran of both the Navy and Marine Corps. Mike was introduced to music at an early age: He started touring at age three and was playing drums at age 6 on stage with his parents and their band "JL and the Country Squires". Mike deployed in support of the Gulf War in 1991, Kosovo in 1999, and Iraq in 2002. He was medically retired from the Navy in 2008 due to complications from a gunshot wound after 20 years of service. Mike currently tours with his band "The Steel Rail Express" and is the founder and CEO of SRE Jams, a full service music e-commerce store. He also operates a program for servicemen and women , teaching music and offering free guitars for graduates.During this episode, Mike highlights three of his original songs:"When the Stars Align""Better Days""Hard Road"You can find more information about Mike and his music on the Operation Encore website or by searching for "Mike Ponder Music" on your favorite social media or streaming platform. Support the show (http://www.operationencore.org) Support the show

In this episode we are joined by Adam . Connect with Adam: https://msha.ke/adamromeo 0:00 Introduction 3:05 Get out of victim mindset 3:28 Get curious 4:02 The bedsheets are still warm 5:10 Rebound dating 7:04 Dig yourself out 10:08 Healing and Rebuilding 12:30 Healing comes in layers 13:32 Find your purpose 16:38 Find community 19:30 Men's circle 18:57 Dating from ego or soul 20:30 Boundaries in relationship 21:52 Build up of little things 26:08 Detachment from the expectation 30:15 Feminine energy 35:00 Give yourself the time 36:05 Get closure on your own 41:50 You are looking at your past

In this episode of “Stories, Soldiers and Songs”, Guy [Jaquier] and Adam [Rossi] catch up with Operation Encore artist and Army veteran Schaefer Mueller after his recent OE recording session at AR Audio in San Francisco. During the podcast, they discuss Schaefer's early music influences including his grandfather who played bass guitar for Funk and Jazz bands, and his parents who drove him to Jimmy Buffett concerts in a minivan decorated with shark fins.  Following a period sleeping in his car parked outside a bar living off dry ramen noodles and Monster Energy drinks, he joined the Army as a combat engineer and deployed to Afghanistan.  While there, he was stationed with the Green Berets at a forward outpost in Mohmand Valley, Nangarhar Province.  Also included -- a bonus description of his wife's roller derby career!Throughout the episode, Schaefer highlights three of his original songs:“Blocked”“Happy”“One Last Rodeo”You can find more information about Schaefer and his music on the Operation Encore website or by searching for “Schaefer Mueller Music” on your favorite social media or streaming platform.Support the show (http://www.operationencore.org) Support the show

Meet JB Brown -- an up-and-coming  artist and Marine with a humble background and a smooth county-rock sound.  In this episode of “Stories, Soldiers and Songs”, Guy (Jaquier) and Adam (Rossi)  discuss JB's journey from a young drummer at a county fair to the streets of Iraq and back again.  During the podcast, they discuss JB's service in a Marine recon unit and his close encounter with a roadside bomb that led to his retirement after 12 years of service. As JB opens up about that day and the impacts it had on his life and his music, listen to three of his most impactful songs:Church Pew You're Gone - A Song for CleveWay BackYou can find more information about JB and his website or by searching for “"JB Brown Music" on your favorite social media or streaming platform.https://www.jbbrownofficial.com/musicSupport the show

In this episode of “Stories, Soldiers and Songs”, Guy (Jaquier) and Adam (Rossi) catch up with Operation Encore artist and Navy veteran Morgan Warneke in Nashville, TN. During the podcast, they discuss Morgan's journey from a cross country runner in an Arkansas high school to his time as a Naval Academy cadet, his service as a Surface Warfare Office on a mine sweeper in the Persian Gulf, and finally to his adventures as a singer/songwriter living in Nashville going by the stage name “Fogg Warner”.Throughout the episode, they play Morgan's new recordings of three of his original songs:“Porch Boogie”“Malady”“Hookers and Blow”You can find more information about Morgan's and his music on the Operation Encore website or by searching for “Fogg Warner Music” on your favorite social media or streaming platform.Support the show (http://www.operationencore.org)Support the show

In this episode of “Stories, Soldiers and Songs”, Guy (Jaquier) and Adam (Rossi) catch up with Operation Encore artist and Navy veteran Adam Gaffney while he is recording his new EP (!) at AR Audio in San Francisco. During the podcast, they discuss Adam's humble Midwest roots his adventures while shopping at Walmart, his military service loading weapons as a Navy Aviation Ordnanceman on aircraft carriers in the Persian Gulf (including one particular moment almost having his arm torn off while casually leaning against an F-18), and his style of music that combines Neil Young and The Band with a touch of Tom Petty.Throughout the episode, they play Adam's new recordings of his original songs:“My Dear Friend”“For Being Someone”“White Lines”You can find more information about Adam and his music on the Operation Encore website or by searching for “Adam Gaffney Music” on your favorite social media or streaming platform.Support the show (http://www.operationencore.org) Support the show (http://www.operationencore.org)

From WV to NC, the passionate pals are back at it with number three of four divisional preview episodes. Josh Lapping Rants make a return and Adam Rossi recalls start early in this return to action! 

Adam is a part of the Jerusalem Farm community in Kansas City, Missouri.  Jerusalem Farm is an inner city farm that leads groups in home repair service projects in their neighborhood.  I ask Adam about his understanding and experience with Christianity, sayings that guide him in life, and about his concern when it comes to climate change. Will and Adam Rossi

In this episode of the OE podcast, Guy Jaquier and Adam Rossi interview Operation Encore Co-Founder Erik Brine. Erik describes the history of OE and how it grew from an idea between friends into a successful non-profit that serves over 25 veteran musicians and performs at events throughout the county. An Air Force Reserve pilot Colonel and former , Erik describes why he tells people he's been involved in multiple military affairs (legislative, public, and international) and describes his struggle with a rare eye condition which almost ended his military career. Instead, it taught him how to overcome adversary and gave him a path to three advanced degrees, two professional certifications, a White House Presidential Management Fellowship, and recently, the opportunity to serve in elected office. During the interview, Erik highlights three songs from Operation Encore artists that had a profound impact on him: Sandhills to Sandals by Stephen CovellAnother Trip Around the Sun by Rachel Harvey HillWe Are - Jerry ManiscalcoSupport the show (http://www.operationencore.org)

Power Rangers Month 2020 continues with a show from 1997 that no one has ever heard of but one that also maybe stars a rock n' roll legend. If you love car puns and late 90s childrens television CGI then this is the show for you! audibletrial.com/sharksacrosshollywood Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @thesharkpod Donate at patreon.com/sharksacrosshollyood Music by The Drag VanPires Intro - Maybe by David Gray Fraser, Neil Michael Goldberg, Shelby Gaines, Adam Rossi, and/or Gary Levenberg?

Have you ever had a crisis of faith? Ever questioned your place in the universe? Ever felt like God was punishing you? Well then you have a lot more in common with Matt Murdock than you think! Tune in as Jesse James, Adam Rossi, and I discuss our own religious beliefs and how it’s influenced our love of Netflix/Marvel’s Daredevil! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

During this special deployed edition of Operation Encore, Co-founder (and active-duty Colonel) Rob Raymond talks with Adam Rossi from an undisclosed location in the Middle East. During the podcast, Rob describes the origins of Operation Encore and how veteran musicians gravitate toward one another, especially during deployments. His current deployment is no different. Rob introduces the audience to Dylan Westmoreland, a Red Dirt country artist who is on the verge of releasing a four-song EP. Dylan describes his service in the military as a security forces “Defender” and plays three songs from his upcoming EP. You can learn more about Dylan and watch for his new EP on his social media sites below.https://www.facebook.com/dylanwestmorelandmusic/Instagram: @dylanwestmorelandmusicTwitter: @westmusicSupport the show (http://www.operationencore.org)

Former Marine and Dayton native Zack Sliver is one of the most authentic people you'll ever meet. A son of a pastor, his life has been an exercise in mental toughness and service to others as he's grown from "Angry Young and Poor" to "A Place to Call [HIs] Own". Zack leads Guy Jaquier and Adam Rossi through an incredible set of experiences in his young life -- from serving the homeless as a young teenager, to his first assignment in Japan, his first-hand tragic experience losing his best friend during the Quantico, VA shooting and a near repeat experience in Dayton, OH. Along the way, he describes his constant love of his hometown of Dayton, how he once got kicked out of a church band and how he once took an Uber instead of an ambulance when he had a decompressed skull because "Marines don't take ambulances". Through it all, Zack has maintained music as a constant part of his life. Now on the verge of his big break, he describes the inspiration and meaning behind three songs from his band's new EP: The title track, "A Place to Call My Own", plus "Things That You Said", and "Scoundrel". Always authentic and always serving, Zack is a guy you'll enjoy learning more about.If you enjoy Zack's music be sure to follow his band Yuppie on Instagram and Facebook where you can encourage him to make more.https://www.facebook.com/TheYuppieMusic/https://www.instagram.com/theyuppiemusic/@TheYuppieMusicSupport the show (http://www.operationencore.org)

A former combat medic who served two tours in Iraq during the "surge", Stephen Covell is a gifted, authentic storyteller with an incredible voice that carries lyrics with vivid imagery that stays with you long after the song ends, begging you to hit "repeat". During episode #5 of the OE podcast, Adam Rossi and Guy Jaquier introduce the audience to Stephen, a hyperactive kid who picked up a guitar at 18 and frustrated his music teachers by learning everything quickly by ear. Stephen tells the story of joining the Army at 23 and "wanting to go to combat because I was an idiot", of his assignment to the "Old American Chorus" that lasted less than 7 days, and of his first deployment to Iraq and how some of the hardest moments were treating Iraqi civilians. Along the way, he performs three of his most impactful songs while describing the experience of returning home from war, and how suicide can seem like a relationship, but in reality is "just a story we tell ourselves". Don't miss this episode.The songs referenced in the podcast can be found at the links below, complete with lyrics:"Monuments" "On That River" "Sandhills to Sandals" "Her Cold Hands" - Available soonSupport Stephen's New Book "Bring Your Gun to Work Day": Learn more about Stephen on his website: http://stephencovell.com/Purchase Stephen's newest album: Longing For the HillsSupport Stephen on Patreon"Her Cold Hands" Lyrics:I flirt with deathi send her flowers and chocolatesin the hopes that she’ll noticeand send her attention my waydeath she flirts backgives me that smile that I wantedshe takes my hands and holds thembecause hers are always so coldmaybe i’m oh yes i am a fooli go steady with deathgo driving around after my shiftdown to the shore where it’s quitewe’re trying to just be alonedeath snuggles upwraps herself around my neckshe lets go, I catch my breathand we stare up at the skyunderneath the starswe both feel smallshe says let’s go homeI say, that’s a good calli fight with deathshe breaks a glass on the countershe storms out through the showerslamming the door as so goesstops returning my callsi got a note pinned to my doorsaid baby I’m gone and I’m sorrymaybe the timing was wrongi can’t lie and still dream about her I doone day she’ll come backgirls like that always dowhen smell the shirtthat she left in my bedroomthe sweet sour smoke of her perfume i know that I should but I can’t throw it outi won’t lie, I still dream about her I doone day she’ll be backgirls like that always choose ------------Operation Encore is a non-profit veteran service organization that helps veteran artists get noticed in the music industry while advocating for veterans through the powerful medium of original musicSupport the show (http://www.operationencore.org)

Military spouse and Kentucky native Rachel Harvey Hill sits down with Adam Rossi and Guy Jaquier and discusses life as a military spouse. During the chat, she shares her introduction to military life with her future husband, the impacts and fears of 911, getting through deployments as a spouse and the impacts of military life on her kids. Along the way, she shares advice for other military spouses, sings authentic songs inspired by her experiences and speaks about her many projects, including "Acoustic Hymns", her EP "Straight Toward Love" and her upcoming album for kids. Hear more at Http://www.RachelHarveyHill.comSupport the show (http://www.operationencore.org)

Join us for a live recording session of SHOP TALK, the official Dramashop podcast, hosted by Nicole Lossie. In this episode, we’re talking theatre in process. What does it mean? What exactly is our process at Dramashop, and how does process differ from person to person? Nicole talks with Dramashop artistic director Zach Flock, SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS actors Nora Schillinger (board member) and Michael Haas (director of operations & outreach), and creative team members Jessica Annunziata and Adam Rossi. Plus, we’ll open it up to questions and comments from the audience during our first ever SHOP TALK LIVE!

Singer-songwriter Jeffrey Halford discusses the band's ninth album “West Towards South” that showcases their organic fusion of folk, rock, country and blues. Plus, he plays a fun round of Spontuneous 'The Song Game.' The Healers comprise of Adam Rossi and Bill MacBeath, and guest stars Mark Karan and Tom Heyman. More at www.JeffreyHalford.com

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio’s Happy Hour show airing live online from the Historic Coronado Motor Hotel in Yuma, Arizona. On This Episode: - Summer Recipes - Ruth Milstein, author of the Gourmand award-winning recipe book “Cooking with Love: Ventures Into the New Israeli Cuisine” shares her recipe for Spinach-Chicken Salad with Apples and Nectarine. Hear the song "Nectarine" by Makana. See the recipe featured on BlendRadioandTV.com  - Jeffrey Halford & The Healers Band - Jeffrey Halford discusses the band’s ninth album “West Towards South” that showcases their organic fusion of folk, rock, country and blues. The Healers comprise of Adam Rossi and Bill MacBeath, and guest stars Mark Karan and Tom Heyman. Thanks to Spontuneous 'The Song Game' for sponsoring this show!

Working Class Audio #196 with Adam Rossi!!! Adam Rossi is a music and sound producer working in San Francisco. Past projects include music production for local Bay Area artists Jeffrey Halford and The Healers, Morsifire, Brad Brooks, The Welcome Matt and Luce; music scores for VR games War Hammer: Betrayal at Calth and Bounce (Steel Wool Studios), and sound design, music and voice over for award winning toys by KID Group.   Adam's work in the VR world has led to music, sound design and voice over work on immersive projects for the films Ready Player One and Jigsaw, Mercedes-Benz, Visa, SAP, Lexus, Sprint, LG, Kaiser, Carnival and many others.   When he's not locked in the studio, Adam can be found playing keyboards with local Bay Area artists and jumping on the occasional tour to Europe with Jeffrey Halford and the Healers. About this Interview: Adam joins me to talk about his journey that started with  an 8th grade run-in with Eric Valentine to his mom's garage to crappy midi composing jobs to making records with Tom Luce and much, much more!. Enjoy! – Matt Show Notes and Links Adam's Site: http://www.araudio.net/ Backblaze: https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-backup.html#af9h3h Meyer Sound:  https://meyersound.com/news/oliveto-restaurant/ Adam's suggested reading: https://goo.gl/znjtRz AI in Pro Audio: https://www.prosoundnetwork.com/needtoknow/need-to-know-ai-in-pro-audio