Podcast appearances and mentions of adam schwarz

Elon Musk is throwing his weight around politically and economically worldwide and now Mark Zuckerberg has completely diluted the moderation policies of his companies and thrown out its diversity and equality programs. What does it mean for us in Europe where rules are in place agreed to by 27 sovereign governments? Adam Schwarz is a Political Commentator on Populism and politics and used to advise the UK government. Joe asked Adam what he made of the sudden change of mind by Meta?

Eine Autorin und vier Autoren sind dieses Jahr auf der Shortlist vertreten. Die nominierten Bücher befassen sich mit unterschiedlichen Themen: von existentiellen über gesellschaftliche und historische bis zu persönlichen Fragen. Wie verlässlich ist das, was wir wahrnehmen? Der renommierte Schweizer Schriftsteller Christian Haller stellt diese Frage in das Zentrum seiner Novelle «Sich lichtende Nebel». In seiner ruhigen, präzisen und gleichzeitig eindringlichen Sprache erzählt Haller die Geschichte zweier Männer, deren Leben sich durch einen Zufall kreuzen. In seinem Roman «Mr. Goebbels Jazz Band» rückt Demian Lienhard eine Band in den Fokus, die es tatsächlich gegeben hat: auf Geheiss des NS-Propagandaministers Goebbels unterhielt sie die Menschen mit Swing – und englischsprachigen, pro-deutschen Propagandatexten. Es sei ein Lehrstück, wie Propaganda funktioniere, sagt Lienhard zum historischen Stoff. Sarah Elena Müller erzählt in ihrem Roman «Bild ohne Mädchen» von sexuellem Kindsmissbrauch. Ein Mädchen besucht seinen Nachbarn regelmässig, er filmt sie, die Eltern schauen weg. Was sie an dieser erschütternden Geschichte besonders interessiere, sagt Müller, sei die Frage der Verantwortung. «Glitsch» - der Buchtitel spielt auf Fehler in einem Computerspiel an: wenn die virtuelle Wirklichkeit verzerrt ist. In seinem Roman nun führt Adam Schwarz diese Idee weiter und erzählt von einer Kreuzfahrt, die in einer verschobenen Wirklichkeit stattfindet. Mit einer Gesellschaft, die sich weigert, sich der Realität zu stellen. Matthias Zschokke widmet seinen Roman «Der graue Peter» einem alternden Mann der Schweizer Mittelschicht. Nach Schicksalsschlägen taumelt er durch sein Leben – da wird ihm in einem Zug in Frankreich überraschend ein unbekannter kleiner Junge anvertraut. Skurrile Begebenheiten folgen, und der Eigenbrötler zeigt wider Erwarten Empathie. Katja Schönherr und Lea-Dora Illmer aus der SRF-Literaturredaktion stellen die fünf nominierten Bücher im Gespräch mit Britta Spichiger vor. Buchhinweise: * Christian Haller. Sich lichtende Nebel. 128 Seiten. Luchterhand, 2023. * Demian Lienhard. Mr. Goebbels Jazz Band. 320 Seiten. Frankfurter Verlagsanstalt, 2023. * Sarah Elena Müller. Bild ohne Mädchen. 208 Seiten. Limmat, 2023. * Adam Schwarz. Glitsch. 296 Seiten. Zytglogge, 2023. * Matthias Zschokke. Der graue Peter. 176 Seiten. Rotpunktverlag, 2023.

LiteraturPur #20: Mein Gast ist der jungen Schweizer Autor Adam Schwarz. Er hat sein neues Buch mit dem Titel «Glitsch» mitgebracht. «Glitsch»ist vieles: Klimakrimi, Trennungsroman und abgründiger Abgesang auf unsere Welt. Und es ist die unheimliche Geschichte eines junges Mannes, der in einen Albtraum hineinpurzelt, in eine Parallelwelt, aus der er nicht mehr herausfindet. Oder ist es gar ein Computerspiel, in das er sich verirrt hat und sich nun von Level zu Level durchkämpfen muss? Schauplatz des Romans ist ein Kreuzfahrtschiff mit über 2000 Passagieren an Bord, das irgendwann in naher Zukunft das Polarmeer durchquert. Es ist auf der Nordostpassage, die inzwischen eisfrei ist, von Europa nach Japan unterwegs. An Bord ist Léon, der oben genannte junger Mann, dem seltsame Dinge passieren. Zuerst verschwindet seine Freundin spurlos, dann funktioniert seine Kabinenkarte nicht mehr und dann ist er auch als Gast auf der Bordkartei nicht mehr registriert. Er mutiert zum blinden Passagier, wird gejagt und findet Zuflucht zuunterst im Bauch des Schiffes, in den Räumen der Crew. Was passieert da, bildet sich Léon das alles nur ein oder ist es die Réalität in einer Welt, die aus den Fugen geraten ist? Darüber rede ich mit Adam Schwarz.

With the rise in online shopping behaviours, the trajectory of commerce has entirely shifted. E-commerce, which is one of the sectors where the pandemic's influence is felt the greatest, has begun to challenge traditional methods. Will the pandemic's effects be permanent? What has changed in terms of customer relations? Adam Schwarz will address a wide range of topics, including entrepreneurship, e-commerce, pandemic, and technology. *Adam Schwarz is an e-commerce entrepreneur and political commentator. He has several global publications providing analysis and commentary on British politics, Brexit, Europe, international trade, US politics, democracy, liberalism, and wider global political issues, and is a regular guest on international TV and radio networks. Ticaretin seyri, çevrim içi satın alım pratiklerinin artması ile tamamen değişti. Özellikle pandeminin etkisinin en çok hissedildiği sektörlerden biri olan e-ticaret, geleneksel yöntemlere iyice meydan okumaya başladı. Peki pandeminin etkisi kalıcı mı olacak? Tüketici ile ilişkilerde neler değişti? Adam Schwarz, girişimcilikten e-ticarete, pandemiden teknolojiye pek çok soruyu yanıtlıyor. *Adam Schwarz; e-ticaret girişimcisi ve siyasi yorumcu. İngiliz siyaseti, Brexit, Avrupa, uluslararası ticaret, ABD siyaseti, demokrasi, liberalizm ve daha geniş küresel siyasi meseleler hakkında analizleri çeşitli mecralarda yayımlanmasının yanında ve uluslararası TV ve radyo ağlarında yayımlanan programların daimî konuğu.

In this week's ‘Deep Dive' episode, host Chris Wright is joined by Adam Schwarz, writer and political commentator; Paul Lewis, financial journalist and broadcaster; Marina Purkiss, political commentator and marketing campaigner; and Dr Curly Moloney, chief executive and co-founder of the Cambridge Code.The conversation begins with guests weighing up “Britain's winter of woe”; empty supermarket shelves, panic buying, labor shortages and a rise in energy bills. They consider how these issues have assembled into a “perfect storm”; whether more gas firms are anticipated to “go bust”, and the impact this could have on the economy as it recovers from Covid.The discussion moves on to talk about the nationwide decline in HGV drivers and recent changes to test rules in a bid to tackle shortages. Guests consider the impact of Brexit on the lack of qualified drivers, and debate whether the government is “compromising the safety of our roads.”Guests also chew over Co2 shortages, delays to border controls, and the impact that cuts to universal credit could have on the most vulnerable people in society, during the winter months.Created & produced by Podcast Partners: www.podcastpartners.comSign up to receive updates by email when a new episode drops at: www.wrightonthenail.fm

This week is our ‘News Roundtable' format, where host Chris Wright discusses the week's biggest stories with journalists and decision-makers. In this episode, Chris is joined by journalist and broadcaster Christina Patterson, founder and chief executive of the Staysure Group Ryan Howsam, and writer and political commentator Adam Schwarz.The discussion begins with reactions to the level of media coverage surrounding the death of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, questioning why the BBC - despite having a largely royalist audience -received over 100,000 complaints.The conversation then moves to David Cameron's lobbying scandal, looking at how the issue has become increasingly visible and concerning - and how rife the corruption really is at the centre of our government. Guests also exchange views on whether we're any closer to booking our summer holidays; the reopening of the high street; British expats returning from Spain following post-Brexit rules, and Rachel Blackmore's historic Grand National triumph. Created & produced by Podcast Partners: www.podcastpartners.comSign up to receive updates by email when a new episode drops at: www.wrightonthenail.fm

This is part two of last week's episode.  We talk about the fact that all behavior actually occurs for a social purpose.  We, as humans, are decision making social beings whose main goal in life is to belong.  Each of us ultimately wants to find and maintain a place of significance in our lives.  We try to find beliefs and feelings and behaviors that we think might help us gain some significance, or some belonging.  Also on this episode, we talk about the four main reasons for misbehavior.  Misbehaving children are discouraged for reasons that we have to figure out as their mom.  They do not believe they can belong in useful ways, so they try to belong through their misbehaviors.  This is powerful information, because once we discover the goal of our child's misbehavior, we are then in a position to begin redirecting our child for the better.To watch my interview with Adam Schwarz, realtor, vlogger, and creator of Good Things in Riverside, click here.Do you need help figuring out what's behind your child's misbehaviors?  Come talk to me.  Sign up for a 30-minute FREE Coaching Call with The Mommy Whisperer.  Go to https://the-mommywhisperer.com/

In this episode, we dive into the mindset of Adam Schwarz. Adam is a former MLB Umpire, and now is dominating the real estate space in Southern California. Tune in to hear about Adams's motivations, philosophies, struggles, and his relentless pursuit to achieve his goals. 

When Adam Schwarz was on the podcast, he had just over 3 years of experience and had quickly grown to be one of the top realtors in his market by utilizing an awesome strategy centered around video! It has been proven that clients LOVE video in many different forms, and Adam breaks down how he is able to use video to help close over 80 homes that led to him being able to start his own real estate team. Don’t miss this one, hit play now!   Editor’s Note: This interview was conducted back in 2019, so if there are any links, information missing from the description, or invalid promo codes, it’s because they have timed out, been changed, or are no longer in service as our guests evolve their business to keep up to date with evolving markets. Sorry for any inconvenience!     0:12 - Interview Start 1:40 - Adam’s journey that led him to real estate 6:50 - Not being afraid of failing 8:50 - Being committed to taking action 15:30 - Collaboration is how you improve 20:20 - When did you know it was time to expand and start your own team? 27:20 - What are some surprises that caught you off guard when you started a team? 32:30 -What is your team dynamic? 39:00 - If you’re not giving value to your client, they will not feel like they need you 44:10 - Importance of tracking 50:00 - Some tech Adam uses for sending video 56:00 - Planning & Reflecting 1:03:00 - What are some things you’ve learned that are allowing you to explode your social media? 1:17:00 - If you were to give 1 piece of advice to new realtors, what would it be?       Websites:   https://www.vidyard.com/    

My guest in this Inside Asia episode is Adam Schwarz, Founder and CEO of Asia Group Advisors, a strategy and investment advisory firm operating across Southeast Asia. Adam and his firm have made it their business to understand the economic and geopolitical complexities that inhabit this part of the world. In this conversation, we unpack some of the challenges the region faces from the Coronavirus outbreak to the rising influence of its neighbor to the north – China. As my conversation with Adam reveals, investors are swarming, supply-chains are shifting, and confidence is mounting. The sub-region’s ability to weather and managed the Covid-19 crises will either make or break the rate of that ascendance. Much is yet to be seen. Politically, the US has distanced itself from the region for all the wrong reasons and at precisely the wrong time. US investors and multinationals operating in this part of the world aren’t happy about that. Layer in China’s ambitions and the fact that it is now the region’s largest trading partner and the possibility for one of two scenarios emerges. I start out by asking Adam to reflect on how less developed markets in the region were equipped to handle the outbreak of the Coronavirus.

In this episode, we are joined by Adam Schwarz, who is the Business Development Manager at GRUNDFOS's manufacturing facility in Brookshire, TX, as we discuss the new department of regulations in the pump energy index, as well as, how these are going to evolve in the years to come.

NEW WEEK NEW THURSDAY!! This week on the OB Podcast we have Riverside's own Adam Schwarz!! Tap in now and get familiar with Adam! He speaks on real estate, umpiring, social media, attention, helping people, content, his media company, the food vlog, and much more!! EXTRA SHOUTOUT TO ADAM COS HE WAS THE FIRST GUEST TO KNOW ABOUT #QANON !!!! TAPP IN!!! IG: @CHRISXMATT @SCHWARZREALTOR

I had the honor to sit down with the 90 thousand dollar a month man Adam Schwarz on his Cool Conversations in Cool Places Podcast. We talk about the mindsets we brought to our industries to be successful and where we are today. When Me and Adam get together we both drop knowledge bombs. Enjoy!!!

Today on GSD Mode Podcast, the #1 Real Estate Podcast in the World, Joshua Smith welcomes Adam Schwarz to the podcast! Adam Schwarz is a new real estate agent, with just over 3 years of experience, but has quickly grown to be one of the top realtors in his area! Having closed over 80 homes, found his own office space, and already started his own real estate team, Adam has achieved more than most realtors do in 20 years, in just 3 short years. He’s a dude that is putting in the work and seeing results, no smoke and mirrors here. Joshua Smith hits him with the hot questions to give our audience the most amount of value possible, hit play!   0:00 - Intro 2:15 - Interview Start 3:40 - Adam’s journey that led him to real estate 8:50 - Not being afraid of failing 10:50 - Being committed to taking action 17:30 - Collaboration is how you improve 22:20 - When did you know it was time to expand and start your own team? 29:20 - What are some surprises that caught you off guard when you started a team? 34:30 -What is your team dynamic? 41:00 - If you’re not giving value to your client, they will not feel like they need you 46:10 - Importance of tracking 52:00 - Some tech Adam uses for sending video 58:00 - Planning & Reflecting 1:05:00 - What are some things you’ve learned that are allowing you to explode your social media? 1:19:00 - If you were to give 1 piece of advice to new realtors, what would it be?     Websites:   https://www.ie-realtors.com/   https://www.vidyard.com/   Thanks for watching don’t forget to subscribe for daily content!  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRVT1XOSdM4DhTUdA7Y9OSw?sub_confirmation=1   Join the GSD Mode Facebook Group and start Masterminding with over 11k real estate agents worldwide! - https://www.facebook.com/groups/GSDMode/   iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gsd-mode/id964583650?mt=2   Full Site - http://www.gsdmode.com   41 Weeks of Real Estate Tips from Joshua Smith FREE! - https://joshuasmithkir.lpages.co/41-tips-registration-page/     SUPPORTED BY   Perfect Storm (http://www.perfectstormgsd.com)   90 Day Mastery (http://www.90daymastery.com)   REO Mastery University (https://reouniversity.wpengine.com/)   Hit Me Up!   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoshuaSmithGSD   Instagram: https://instagram.com/joshuasmithgsd/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoshuaSmithGSD

On this episode of The Success Code Roy interviews Adam Schwarz. Adam is a real estate expert, agent, and the founder of IE realtors. Adam is like the real estate version of Gary V. We talk about business, sales, and success in this epic episode, check it out.

"I picked up 2.7 million in listings this weekend what did you do?" was a text I got from Adam Schwarz last week. Adam is a Serial Entrepreneur and Real estate expert who is the real estate version of Gary V. This Episode, we talk about how Adam was able to crack his own personal success code by producing millions in real estate deals. Adam is a walking ball of energy and takes no BS. This episode was epic!!!

Our guest this episode is Adam Schwarz, founder and CEO of Asia Group Advisors, one of the most astute Asia observers in the business. I wanted to ask him what he’s thinking about Asia trade since the election of Trump and the changing role of the US globally. In most every discussion of Asia trade since the election of Trump China takes center stage. There’s good reason for that, but it’s important to also maintain a broader perspective. What does Trump mean for the rest of the Asia region, and how do other countries these days see and react to US policies emanating from Washington. At the end of the day, what are the implications for the region as a whole of China waxing and US waning? By politicizing trade, Trump gives license to his declaration of America First. Bilateral, so he believes, makes America sound stronger; back in control. But in practice, it’s not that easy. And doesn’t always make sense. These are early days this trade melodrama.  We’re at the close of the first act. Perhaps. On the one side you have an American President prepared to put into practice the policies born of campaign promises tailored to a Republican base: Get tough on China! Save American jobs! It got him elected, but it’s bad economics and could have disastrous consequences. On the side we have an emerging China, determined to exert more influence when it comes to global economic affairs. The supporting cast—and the mainstream media does have a tendency to forget they exist—is comprised of Asia’s other countries who may find themselves vassal states of a rising Superpower if some semblance of reason is restored to US trade policy. This story will have its twists and turns, harrowing moments of trial and triumph, moments of suspense and shocking revelations. We’ve seen one already. In early May, Trump made a move to ban sales of U.S. products to Chinese telecommunications company ZTE. A few days later he reversed himself and said that an about-face was part of a wider move to ease the threat of $150 billion worth of tariffs on Chinese imports. Trump’s reasoning…and I quote: “Too many Chinese jobs would be lost.” What? Chinese jobs? Did we hear this right? It begs the question: Has Trump suddenly grown empathetic to global repercussions of a trade war where any job lost, anywhere is a bad thing? Or, is he laying the ground work for a run at the Chinese Presidency, figuring that if he unseats Xi Jinping, he can control the outcome and make every country great again. Stay tuned. The plot thickens. Return to your seats. And buckle your seatbelts.