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Emergency episodes call for Emergency Rooms. Mal and Josh both try out their Vince impressions to fill the void left by his absence.

The episode prioritizes the operational and exit-planning risks associated with MSPs lacking formal contracts. According to Amy , approximately half of MSP business owners operate without managed service agreements (MSAs), a decision that frequently results in reduced business valuation during sale negotiations. Both James and Amy emphasized that the absence of documented agreements is commonly flagged by buyers as a significant risk, often resulting in a devaluation of the acquired customer relationships. This exposes small and mid-sized providers to continuity risks, particularly where customer retention and service transferability are not contractually secured. Further details outlined by Amy indicate that reluctance to implement contracts stems from concerns about client reactions, particularly in longstanding relationships. She observed that auto-renewal clauses and periodic, non-intrusive contract updates can streamline compliance and reduce friction. A personal account highlighted that, out of numerous customers, only one refused to sign an agreement, and this isolated case did not lead to client loss but necessitated risk pricing adjustments. James Kernan advised that contract clarity—covering terms, automated payments, and built-in annual price adjustments—should be positioned as a value to both parties, reinforcing operational stability and predictability. Adjacent topics addressed contemporary service risks such as the proliferation of shadow AI applications and exposure to business email compromise. Amy reported discovering over 150 unmonitored AI-powered apps at client sites, emphasizing these as vectors for data exfiltration and compliance gaps. The Guards Cybersecurity Statistics report was cited, identifying business email compromise and social engineering as persistent attack methods, while underscoring that modern threat actors often bypass traditional privilege escalation in favor of capturing identity credentials and tokens. The operational focus for MSPs was advised to shift toward email, AI governance, and identity protection rather than legacy device vulnerabilities. For MSPs and IT service providers, the main takeaways involve reassessment of contractual practices and a heightened approach to governance and risk management. Documented client agreements are necessary not only for valuation at exit but also for protection against operational disruptions and liability. Simultaneously, providers are urged to implement discovery and control mechanisms for AI use and to refresh security postures in line with current attack methods. The importance of establishing relationships with specialized advisors, attorneys, and alternative financing partners was also articulated, illustrating the multi-layered risk landscape that management teams must navigate for business resilience.Show title: “How to Start a MSP” 1. How to Start a MSP- Resources: www.itspu.com 2.    New article from Third Tier: Taming Shadow IT before it tames you https://www.thirdtier.net/2026/06/21/taming-shadow-ai-before-it-tames-you/ 3.    Guardz released a new cyber security statistics report: https://guardz.com/blog/security-awareness-statistics-msps-cant-ignore/ 4.    Thoughts about whether an MSA is needed? Send them through the website: www.smbcommunitypodcast.com 5.    Anthropic Partner Program - https://www.anthropic.com/news/services-track-partner-hub   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The term “stealthing” is making headlines after Maine Democrat and Senatorial Candidate Graham Platner has been accused by an ex-girlfriend of repeatedly removing condoms without her consent during sex. We did a deep dive on the subject and were fascinated and frustrated by the lack of recognition from lawmakers in this country about NCCR: Nonconsensual condom removal. Several countries around the world have strict, criminal code on stealthing, categorizing it as a “rape adjacent” crime. Right now, only a handful of states allow victims to pursue civil damages, but not a single jurisdiction in this country considers stealthing a crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The term “stealthing” is making headlines after Maine Democrat and Senatorial Candidate Graham Platner has been accused by an ex-girlfriend of repeatedly removing condoms without her consent during sex. We did a deep dive on the subject and were fascinated and frustrated by the lack of recognition from lawmakers in this country about NCCR: Nonconsensual condom removal. Several countries around the world have strict, criminal code on stealthing, categorizing it as a “rape adjacent” crime. Right now, only a handful of states allow victims to pursue civil damages, but not a single jurisdiction in this country considers stealthing a crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The term “stealthing” is making headlines after Maine Democrat and Senatorial Candidate Graham Platner has been accused by an ex-girlfriend of repeatedly removing condoms without her consent during sex. We did a deep dive on the subject and were fascinated and frustrated by the lack of recognition from lawmakers in this country about NCCR: Nonconsensual condom removal. Several countries around the world have strict, criminal code on stealthing, categorizing it as a “rape adjacent” crime. Right now, only a handful of states allow victims to pursue civil damages, but not a single jurisdiction in this country considers stealthing a crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The term “stealthing” is making headlines after Maine Democrat and Senatorial Candidate Graham Platner has been accused by an ex-girlfriend of repeatedly removing condoms without her consent during sex. We did a deep dive on the subject and were fascinated and frustrated by the lack of recognition from lawmakers in this country about NCCR: Nonconsensual condom removal. Several countries around the world have strict, criminal code on stealthing, categorizing it as a “rape adjacent” crime. Right now, only a handful of states allow victims to pursue civil damages, but not a single jurisdiction in this country considers stealthing a crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another bye week, another bi week. This time: EVEN MORE BISEXUAL. Alicia and Mal are beloved guests on the network, so here's a bonus helping of them both. Listen to the end to meet your Swayze Scale (SWAYZE SCALE) needs. EVEN MORE Bring It On content is available at Patreon.com/nooneworkhere, where we watched ALL the Blu Ray bonus features, including the director's commentary (alone. he watches it alone), and a second conversation with our producer, Bud, after his first-ever viewing of this classic bisexual film.

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Writer Ed Brubaker joins the show to talk about his long collaboration with Sean Phillips and the recently released Five Gears in Reverse. Brubaker discusses the status of the Criminal show, the state of TV, why Sean Phillips fits him so well, how they push each other, his favorites from their run, what fuels their new projects, Criminal as a story engine, Five Gears in Reverse's origins, the fusion of their approaches, the development of its cast, the roots of Unfinished Tales, operating in their own space, how their books have sold of late, and more.

DescriptionA shift I am making in the podcast is NOT only to speak with speakers about the art and science of preaching, I am also looking to interview thought leaders ADJACENT to preaching and teaching. Well today, my guest Julianne Stanz, is both! She is a gift to the Church and I'm so grateful to get a chance today to hear beautiful stories from the heart of the Church: from her first time meeting Pope Leo to sharing what, in her opinion, has led to such growth in the Church, and also where ‘the puck is headed', if you will. Julianne Stanz is a storyteller, bestselling author, and encourager whose heart for ministry has inspired and equipped audiences across the globe. With more than two decades of distinguished service in church leadership, both nationally and internationally, she has partnered with dioceses, bishops, clergy, and lay leaders to advance the mission of the Church. She currently serves as the Director of Outreach for Evangelization and Discipleship at Loyola Press and as a consultant to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), providing strategic guidance on evangelization, missionary discipleship, and pastoral leadership. She is the author of several acclaimed books, including her latest: The Catholic Parent's Survival Guide: How to Answer Your Children's Toughest Questions about Faith (all published by Loyola Press). Julianne is married to Wayne, a Catholic school teacher, and together they are raising three children.Check out Julianne's website right here: www.juliannestanz.comAnd here's the ink to her latest book, “Catholic Parents Survival Guide.” Check it out!LinksFor more information about the Better Preach Podcast visit: www.ryanohara.org/betterpreachBetter Preach Podcast is now on YouTube. Here's a link to the channel.Check out Ryan's FREE course on “sharing your faith as a Catholic.”Follow Ryan on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, or FacebookJoin the Better Preach email list.

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Al updates Jerry on all the latest Sports-Adjacent stories

AJ RETURNS! It's a true Slimeball Cinerama x Patrick Swayze Preservation Society collab, and AJ asks the most important question of all: what made us want to watch this pile of trash?

Welcome back to the Woody Allen Retrospective Podcast for another episode of Woody Allen Adjacent!   As we get ever closer to the re-retrospective coming this October 2026 we carry our Adjacent series and this month it's James's pick he's chosen Stanley Tucci's possibly overlooked 1998 comedy The Impostors—a loving homage to the golden age of slapstick, screwball comedies, and classic double acts like Laurel & Hardy and the Marx Brothers.   Packed with an incredible ensemble cast including Oliver Platt, Alfred Molina, Steve Buscemi, Tony Shalhoub, Lili Taylor, Isabella Rossellini, Billy Connolly and even a brief appearance from Woody Allen himself, this is one of those films that has quietly built a passionate cult following over the years… while leaving plenty of other viewers completely baffled.   Along the way, Don discovers that he may never have truly understood what defines a farce until finally sitting down with this film, while James makes the case that Hollywood simply doesn't take creative swings like this anymore. Whether The Impostors is a forgotten comedy gem or an ambitious experiment that doesn't quite come together… it certainly gave us plenty to talk about.   Thanks as always for listening!   ==========================================================   Links mentioned in this episode:   James Content Rollout Announcement Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEFovWooMuA   Stanley Tucci's The Impostors (1998) Interview - https://freshairarchive.org/segments/actor-director-and-writer-stanley-tucci-imposters   ==================================================   For full cast details, user reviews, and more background on the film, check out:  

The episode's principal focus is on managing employee compensation requests within MSP operations, specifically addressing scenarios in which employees request significant raises. The discussion highlights the need for MSP leaders to weigh current market rates and organizational financial constraints in response to such requests. Both collaborative problem-solving—engaging employees in discussions regarding revenue generation—and performance-based compensation structures were identified as practical strategies for balancing employee retention with business viability. Supporting this, the speakers emphasized transparent conversations with employees about the company's billing structure, the sources of revenue, and the tradeoffs required to increase compensation. Performance-based incentives, such as commissions or bonuses tied to measurable business milestones (e.g., revenue targets, net new business), were noted as effective mechanisms for aligning individual rewards with organizational profitability. The discussion also noted risks when negotiation dynamics become adversarial, underscoring the importance of maintaining professionalism in both management and staff behaviors. Adjacent topics included the increasing relevance of AI proficiency for workforce retention and the emerging terminology in the sector, such as “Managed Intelligence Provider” (MIP). It was observed that employees lacking AI skills face elevated layoff risks, a factor attributed to shifting operational priorities and the need for continuous learning. While new acronyms like MIP may gain industry attention, participants agreed that most services related to intelligence and data management could be incorporated within the MSP framework, suggesting minimal structural change for service providers. For MSPs and IT leaders, the session underscores the necessity of clear compensation policies, ongoing staff development—especially in AI—and cautious positioning during merger or acquisition discussions. Risk mitigation includes frank financial communication with staff, investments in workforce upskilling, and careful negotiation to avoid undervaluation during business transitions. Performance incentives and clear cultural alignment are practical steps to balance employee satisfaction with organizational sustainability.1. MSP Question of the week: My employee wants more money- what should I do? 2. A single decision that triples some workers layoff risk – Tech workers who regularly use artificial intelligence tools are far less likely to be laid off compared to colleagues who use AI less frequently, Bloomberg reports, citing new Gallup research. It puts infrequent users' layoff risk at 18%, tripling the 6% layoff risk for frequent users. Earlier this year, researchers tracked how often 23,000 employed and displaced workers used AI 3. The RISE of the Managed Intelligence Provider 4. M&A: How do I find the right buyer? Amy's Book: https://amzn.to/4dSYOcR 5. Tales from the Field: Merger conversation – make sure it's a culture fit and be fair with the price (no lowballing)   Mastermind Event – July 30-31st, 2026 Register here: https://portal.kernanconsulting.com/mastermind-event Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We all love when Jake Gyllenhaal is a little freak, but when he's TWO MASSIVE FREAKS? All bets are off.

WarRoom Battleground EP 1034: Leading German AfD-Adjacent Youth Newspaper Suppressed By WhatsApp 24 Hours After Coming On WarRoom

In this episode, Patrick talks about New Girl, Andy talks about a Korean show, and they both agree that Stone Cold is horrible.

Comedians Mike Goldstein and Lizzy Hoo talk all things grass season and try to solve the bone-chilling mystery of 'Why Were There Loose Coins in the Shower?' Watch in disgust as the butcher the pronunciation of the names of several international tournaments, and then decide once and for all which sport is harder to play: Tennis or Golf? The answer, will shock you. It definitely shocked me.It's Pod Laver Arena! The only podcast that's been asked to record on the lawn of the White House (we declined the offer)! AusOpen.comiHeartApple PodcastsSpotifyYouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A significant regulatory development affecting MSPs was discussed: the US Government ordered the suspension of access to the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models by any foreign national, including those inside and outside the United States, citing national security authorities. As reported in the Anthropic company statement, this directive forced abrupt discontinuation of these AI tools for all customers, regardless of business impact. The decision resulted in the sudden loss of access to custom-built AI applications and business process automation tools that MSPs and their clients had integrated into daily operations. Immediate disruptions included the cessation of SEO and analytics engines, RMM automation, and bespoke backup solutions that relied on the now-restricted AI platforms. Further clarification showed these suspensions are tied to concerns about potential backdoor access, disputed by Anthropic but acted upon due to US Government findings. Additional context revealed Amazon—the largest investor in Anthropic and a direct competitor—alerted federal authorities to the supposed vulnerability. Stock prices of competitive AI offerings in China reportedly rose by 48% following the announcement, indicating market reactivity to perceived US regulatory risks. The episode underscored that AI model dependencies—whether managed internally by MSPs or by third-party vendors—can introduce sudden continuity hazards if access or legal standing is rapidly altered. Adjacent discussions evaluated operational models for MSP service offerings. Contrasting perspectives highlighted the tradeoff between providing a single comprehensive managed services plan, designed for streamlined staff training and high-touch customer experience, versus offering a tiered set of plans (“good, better, best”) that, according to shared data, can result in about 70% higher revenue through client segmentation and option-based sales. The choice was framed as fundamentally cultural, influencing both workforce structure and scalability, with differing risk and complexity profiles for technical delivery and sales management. Key implications for MSPs and IT leaders include the need for explicit risk assessments around reliance on AI platforms and third-party tools. Business continuity planning should contemplate not only technical redundancy but also legal and regulatory exposures to abrupt vendor or governmental action. When building service portfolios, organizations should align plan standardization or diversification with internal capacity, capability for sales-driven growth, and staff training. Establishing clear governance for evaluating the ongoing viability and risk exposure of both internally developed and vendor-supplied technology is critical for operational resilience in an environment of rapid regulatory change. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Andrew Snyder is a film guy, and he loves this little flick about the difficulties of being a single dad. It's a meditation on grief and family, or something? Maybe we need to watch it again. By the by, Dean and John Stockwell? No relation

This week, Templeton Elliott and Jason From Frozen In Carbonite are speaking with Alex Fazekas-Boone about Adjacent 2026 and skate games.

In this episode, Andy and Patrick talk about The Princess Bride, Il Sorpasso and Stone Cold.

A former MLB player who coaches travel baseball says winning tournaments is quietly stunting your kid. Subscribe for the insider playbook.   Most travel baseball parents measure a weekend by the scoreboard. Danny Espinosa measures it differently. A former MLB infielder, Long Beach State Dirt Bag, and owner-coach of the OC Crush, Danny sat down with MLB agent Matt Hannaford to explain why a team can win every tournament and develop almost no one. The conversation opens with something Danny witnessed at a 9U event: coaches stealing signs and relaying pitches to nine-year-olds. When he called it out, a coach told him that he should get on board because this is the new age of travel ball. The point that follows is the one you need. Relaying signs may win a game, but it teaches your kid nothing about how to develop properly. From there, Danny and Matt separate two words parents constantly confuse: advanced and developed. The biggest, strongest 10-year-old usually succeeds early. That is not the same as the player who learns the game properly and keeps growing at 16, 17 and 18. Danny explains why he refuses to cut kids off his own roster, why he would rather a young player build strength and athleticism than obsessing over mechanical adjustments he is not physically ready to repeat, and why Freddy Freeman, whose son plays on Danny's team, preaches the importance of not over-coaching. If you have ever wondered whether your kid needs the best private hitting coach in the area, this section answers it. The most expensive mistake in youth baseball, according to this conversation, is chasing exposure. Matt makes the insider case directly: exposure does not matter until your child's junior year of high school, around 16 or 17. Before that, Danny asks the question that often stops parents in their tracks. Exposure to what? Your local high school will take the best players, regardless of how many showcases you paid for. The episode reframes the obsession on parents to spend. Put development first, and exposure becomes a byproduct of doing everything else well. Matt and Danny also work through the questions parents need to ask. Should your kid specialize in baseball or play multiple sports, and why did Bo Jackson's answer surprise a guy who believed the opposite? How many games is too many across across a season? Why are holdbacks a problem for some, especially when it's done too early and the result is a 13-year-old gets hit a line drive at 50 feet, and how might the NCAA five-and-five rule correct it? Adjacent topics include college recruiting, the transfer portal, scholarships, NIL, the MLB Draft and showcases. It ends where it should. Danny explains why he never talks to his sons in the car after a game, and what his own parents told him that he now repeats to his kids: whether you play one more day, I will always love you regardless of the outcome. If you are deciding how much to invest in your child's baseball, this conversation will change your perspective.   About Matt Hannaford is an MLB agent who gives you the insider playbook on college recruiting, the transfer portal and MLB Draft decisions. The Most Valuable Agent Podcast helps parents and players navigate the system with confidence.   Links Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@mostvaluableagent MVA Website: https://www.aligndsports.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mfhannaford/    #MVAPodcast #TravelBaseball #YouthBaseballDevelopment #CollegeBaseball #MLBDraft

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Podcasting 2.0 June 5th 2026 Episode 262 - "Podcleanse" Dave and Adam are joined by John Spurlock and throw a big idea into the boardroom: The Podcast Data Collective Shownotes ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John Spurlock - Guest The man behind op3.dev and Livewire.io - From the Great State of New Jersey! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - THE IMPRESSION HEIST — AMP TASK FORCE RATIFIES 4 EXPOSURE DEFINITIONS, NO DISSENTING VOTES Podnews press release Jun 4: AMP Task Force Introduces Cross-Platform Alternative to the Podcast "Download" — "unified impression guidance for audio and video, advancing impression-based measurement as the medium's primary transaction currency." Four exposure definitions ratified. JS Jun 4 quote: "the AMP Task Force ratified a new framework with four exposure definitions, with no dissenting votes." Podcast Play: 30 seconds of content played, audio or video, once per user per session. Podcast Audience: The number of unique users who had a Podcast Play. Ad Impression: A commercial begins playing for the user. Ad Audience: The number of users exposed to an Ad Impression. They wanted to 'hasten the demand' Backstory: AMP first emerged May 29 (Podnews) — same day PC20-261 aired — "to confront podcasting's measurement dilemma." @dave reaction Jun 4 16:12: "RE: [Podnews AMP story] More secretive, back room podcast 'industry' nonsense." PNWR Jun 5 confirms the cabal-composition critique — James and Sam open the show debating AMP. James: "they also want to define what an impression is" + "we don't have a definition of podcast." Sam: "I don't think podcasting is [defined], we can measure consumption." PNWR catches the gaps [0:09:00-0:09:30]: "Spotify yes, Acast no, Art19 missing… Apple is already doing that. Apple is already being cut [out]." Same observation @dave made — who's in the room and who isn't. @js replies @dave on AMP Jun 4: "@dave Dave there were no dissenting votes" — Mastodon-thread confirmation that JS + Dave are on the same page about the consensus-by-cabal red flag. Discussion: V4V counter-thesis — No Agenda is value-for-value (no impressions, no exposures). Open standards vs industry cabals. PNWR is independent-podcaster-aligned; AMP is platform-aligned. Podnews AMP Jun 4 press release Podnews AMP origin May 29 @dave Jun 4 reaction post JS Jun 4 quote post PNWR this week (Pod News Weekly Review) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - THE OPEN COUNTERPART — PODCAST INDEX ISSUE #775 (PNWR + @DAVE BOTH ON IT) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 - THE WHY BEHIND IMPRESSIONS — "THE FIRST FOUR AND A HALF MINUTES" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - THE PODCASTING 2.0 DATA COLLECTIVE — THE OPEN ANSWER TO AMP The Podcasting 2.0 Data Collective — the open, V4V-aligned answer to the AMP cabal. Not a consortium with ratified definitions and trade-press releases. A collective of open tools and honest sentinels: OP3 for analytics, Podverse + newpodcasts.net for corpus data, Podcast Index for the namespace, Issue #775 for client identification done right. Matthew 5:6 (KJV): "Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled." The verse that frames the work. Open data, transparent measurement, value-for-value — righteousness in podcast governance. Those who hunger for it are the ones who'll be filled. The AMP cabal trades righteousness for an ad-tech seat at the table; the Data Collective just keeps the lights on. THE CHARTER — Adam's working document, June 5 2026 We hold more power than we give ourselves credit for. Definition of a Podcast: Syndicated delivery of media files with precise consumption data for all stakeholders. What we brought in (the Podcasting 2.0 namespace contributions): Transcripts Chapters Funding (V4V) Person Location …etc. Statistical relevance: Advertising is based on percentages. Collectively we have about 10% of all apps — statistically enough to be relevant. Godcaster app tracing proves we can measure important metrics. Data to aggregate and display: Follows Plays per episode Completion rate by time Strategy: Become the authoritative source by publishing open stats Monetize We will not be loved initially by the industry, because we will have the truth. Advertisers will love us though, as will Podcasters. Monetization: Data subscriptions Resellers (DJL) Ad Networks Podcasters themselves (consideration) Podcast Index has built the trust needed to house this data. We already have a data exchange relationship with the apps. op3.dev is critical in this equation to offset the old system for correlation. OP3 full podcast support landed this week [PNWR 1:53:00-1:54:30] — OP3.dev now has full episode-level + show-level analytics support for podcasts. Spec work also moving on private feeds (insecure feeds spec). Direct relevance to V4V infrastructure. @dave → @james Jun 5 11:50: "Do you have the daily lists that show up on newpodcasts.net available anywhere as a download? I'd love the full, historical list of feed urls that have appeared there if possible." Open-data request — corpus curation theme. @dave → @mitch May 30: "Would you be able to send me a flat list of all the feed urls in Podverse which have more than X number of subscribers/followers? Let's say more than 5?" Podverse data request — corpus quality. Anchor FM RSS restoration request — Fri 11:01 email to NA inbox (Lusso Lets). Listener can't retrieve feed data from Podcast Index. Adjacent infra beat — the unsung user-facing pain of corpus indexing. Discussion: corpus curation as a steady-state job (Dave's sentinel work) vs measurement standards (the AMP cabal) — which one keeps the ecosystem honest? The Data Collective doesn't ratify, it just shows up to maintain. Hunger and thirst. They shall be filled. OP3.dev — open podcast analytics ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 - CAPTIVATE LAUNCHES DAX US — THE IMPRESSION ECONOMY IRL ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 - BBC GOES ALL-IN ON CROSSED WIRES YEAR 3 — IPLAYER DEAL + "EDINBURGH OF PODCASTING" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07 - STREAMING CONSOLIDATION — YOUTUBE MUSIC + TUBI + NETFLIX ALL WANT "PODCAST" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08 - SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY — VS CODE DELAYS, PHP FOUNDATION, SLSA LEVEL 3 IS NOT ENOUGH ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09 - AI BUBBLE PC20-FLAVOR — TOTO CHUCKS, MOTHER COMPUTERS, "NO 'I', ONLY MATH" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 - QUIPS / TRANSITIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Modified 06/05/2026 14:38:09 by Freedom Controller

Andy and Patrick talk about Spider-Noir, and rave the whole way.

Discussion centered on the evolving role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the MSP technology stack, emphasizing the necessity for MSPs to deploy tools that can comprehensively manage AI, particularly concerning security and shadow IT. Multiple participants highlighted the lack of current solutions that aggregate and control AI activity via a single interface, with an explicit focus on the requirement to educate clients about AI privacy, security, and usage costs. The practical challenge of MSPs asserting thought leadership in AI was underscored, as was the complication of usage-based AI billing models leading to unexpected customer expenses. Supporting details were drawn from the recently released Kaseya State of the MSP report, which showed that customer acquisition remains the sector's main challenge, with 71% of surveyed MSPs identifying it as their top concern. The report further found that only a minority of MSPs are executing effective sales and marketing strategies to educate clients. Additionally, 48% of respondents reported AI and automation as top client needs, yet a significant drop was observed in customers spending more than $25,000 a year with MSPs, falling from 75% to 41%. This reduction is attributed to clients undertaking technology initiatives independently, diminishing the perceived value of MSP services. Adjacent discussions addressed common issues around automation and AI adoption. Several practitioners noted a prevailing trend of automating legacy processes rather than leveraging AI for forward-looking transformation. It was emphasized that most AI implementations among peer groups are focused on operational efficiencies for past tasks, such as help desk and marketing automation, with few examples of innovative new service offerings. The dialogue also covered practical, risk-related aspects of managing client relationships, particularly when enforcing security measures such as multi-factor authentication in the face of client resistance. Implications for MSPs and IT leaders include the need to strengthen governance around AI adoption and service stack adjustments, actively communicate the value of AI security and management services, and anticipate client concerns about cost control and privacy. The observed decrease in customer spending points to operational and strategic risks around client engagement and service value. MSPs are advised to ensure that automation efforts align with future requirements, not just past service models, and to enhance accountability in both vendor and client-facing operations.   Title:    Should I Adjust My Stack for AI?  MSP Question of the week:  How should I adjust my stack for AI? Kasaya State of the MSP report is out: Running an MSP is harder than ever is the headline. https://www.kaseya.com/blog/msp-growth-challenges-2026/ Question for you! Amy had a post on LinkedIn last week telling MSPs that they are doing AI wrong. The final question was, are you adopting AI for the future or just automating the last 10 years. Where is your focus?. https://www.thirdtier.net/2026/05/31/most-msps-are-using-ai-wrong/ M&A: When is the best time to sell an MSP? Chapter 2 from Amy's book. https://amzn.to/4dSYOcRAmy and James Events Mastermind Event – July 30-31st, 2026https://portal.kernanconsulting.com/mastermind-event Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

This one's got it all: feminism, sports, indigenous politics, and surely at least two or three other topics that we have no business speaking on

PainExam Podcast Show Notes Compression Fractures, Vertebroplasty, Kyphoplasty & Occipital Neuralgia for the ABA Pain Medicine Boards In this episode of the PainExam Podcast, Dr. David Rosenblum reviews two frequently tested topics on the ABA Pain Medicine Board Examination: Occipital Neuralgia and Vertebral Compression Fractures, including the indications, techniques, complications, and evidence surrounding vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty. Whether you are preparing for the ABA Pain Medicine Boards, ABPM, ABIPP, FIPP, or simply looking to strengthen your interventional pain knowledge, this episode covers essential board pearls, anatomy, diagnosis, imaging findings, and treatment options. Episode Highlights Occipital Neuralgia Topics discussed include: Anatomy of the greater, lesser, and third occipital nerves C2 dorsal ramus anatomy and clinical relevance Diagnostic criteria for occipital neuralgia Differentiating occipital neuralgia from: Cervicogenic headache Migraine Cluster headache Tension headache Physical examination findings Occipital nerve blocks Pulsed radiofrequency ablation Cryoneurolysis Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) Board Pearl The greater occipital nerve originates from the dorsal ramus of C2 and temporary pain relief following a diagnostic occipital nerve block strongly supports the diagnosis. Vertebral Compression Fractures Topics reviewed include: Osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures Thoracolumbar fracture patterns MRI findings STIR sequence interpretation Patient selection for vertebral augmentation Conservative treatment versus intervention Vertebroplasty technique Kyphoplasty technique Cement leakage and other complications Evidence supporting vertebral augmentation procedures Board Pearl Bone marrow edema on MRI STIR imaging is one of the most important findings suggesting an acute compression fracture. Kyphoplasty vs Vertebroplasty Vertebroplasty Direct injection of PMMA cement into the vertebral body Stabilizes micro-motion within the fracture Can provide rapid pain relief Kyphoplasty Balloon tamp creates a cavity before cement placement May partially restore vertebral body height May reduce risk of cement extravasation Often preferred in selected patients with significant vertebral collapse Commonly Tested Complications Cement leakage Pulmonary cement embolism Adjacent level fractures Infection Neurologic injury (rare) High-Yield ABA Pain Medicine Keywords Occipital Neuralgia Greater Occipital Nerve C2 Dorsal Ramus Third Occipital Nerve Cervicogenic Headache Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Vertebral Compression Fracture Kyphoplasty Vertebroplasty PMMA Cement STIR MRI Osteoporosis Cement Extravasation Upcoming Educational Meetings & Conferences 2026 ASPN Annual Meeting – Miami Learn more about the upcoming meeting hosted by the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience:

PainExam Podcast Show Notes Compression Fractures, Vertebroplasty, Kyphoplasty & Occipital Neuralgia for the ABA Pain Medicine Boards In this episode of the PainExam Podcast, Dr. David Rosenblum reviews two frequently tested topics on the ABA Pain Medicine Board Examination: Occipital Neuralgia and Vertebral Compression Fractures, including the indications, techniques, complications, and evidence surrounding vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty. Whether you are preparing for the ABA Pain Medicine Boards, ABPM, ABIPP, FIPP, or simply looking to strengthen your interventional pain knowledge, this episode covers essential board pearls, anatomy, diagnosis, imaging findings, and treatment options. Episode Highlights Occipital Neuralgia Topics discussed include: Anatomy of the greater, lesser, and third occipital nerves C2 dorsal ramus anatomy and clinical relevance Diagnostic criteria for occipital neuralgia Differentiating occipital neuralgia from: Cervicogenic headache Migraine Cluster headache Tension headache Physical examination findings Occipital nerve blocks Pulsed radiofrequency ablation Cryoneurolysis Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) Board Pearl The greater occipital nerve originates from the dorsal ramus of C2 and temporary pain relief following a diagnostic occipital nerve block strongly supports the diagnosis. Vertebral Compression Fractures Topics reviewed include: Osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures Thoracolumbar fracture patterns MRI findings STIR sequence interpretation Patient selection for vertebral augmentation Conservative treatment versus intervention Vertebroplasty technique Kyphoplasty technique Cement leakage and other complications Evidence supporting vertebral augmentation procedures Board Pearl Bone marrow edema on MRI STIR imaging is one of the most important findings suggesting an acute compression fracture. Kyphoplasty vs Vertebroplasty Vertebroplasty Direct injection of PMMA cement into the vertebral body Stabilizes micro-motion within the fracture Can provide rapid pain relief Kyphoplasty Balloon tamp creates a cavity before cement placement May partially restore vertebral body height May reduce risk of cement extravasation Often preferred in selected patients with significant vertebral collapse Commonly Tested Complications Cement leakage Pulmonary cement embolism Adjacent level fractures Infection Neurologic injury (rare) High-Yield ABA Pain Medicine Keywords Occipital Neuralgia Greater Occipital Nerve C2 Dorsal Ramus Third Occipital Nerve Cervicogenic Headache Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Vertebral Compression Fracture Kyphoplasty Vertebroplasty PMMA Cement STIR MRI Osteoporosis Cement Extravasation Upcoming Educational Meetings & Conferences 2026 ASPN Annual Meeting – Miami Learn more about the upcoming meeting hosted by the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience:

PainExam Podcast Show Notes Compression Fractures, Vertebroplasty, Kyphoplasty & Occipital Neuralgia for the ABA Pain Medicine Boards In this episode of the PainExam Podcast, Dr. David Rosenblum reviews two frequently tested topics on the ABA Pain Medicine Board Examination: Occipital Neuralgia and Vertebral Compression Fractures, including the indications, techniques, complications, and evidence surrounding vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty. Whether you are preparing for the ABA Pain Medicine Boards, ABPM, ABIPP, FIPP, or simply looking to strengthen your interventional pain knowledge, this episode covers essential board pearls, anatomy, diagnosis, imaging findings, and treatment options. Episode Highlights Occipital Neuralgia Topics discussed include: Anatomy of the greater, lesser, and third occipital nerves C2 dorsal ramus anatomy and clinical relevance Diagnostic criteria for occipital neuralgia Differentiating occipital neuralgia from: Cervicogenic headache Migraine Cluster headache Tension headache Physical examination findings Occipital nerve blocks Pulsed radiofrequency ablation Cryoneurolysis Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) Board Pearl The greater occipital nerve originates from the dorsal ramus of C2 and temporary pain relief following a diagnostic occipital nerve block strongly supports the diagnosis. Vertebral Compression Fractures Topics reviewed include: Osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures Thoracolumbar fracture patterns MRI findings STIR sequence interpretation Patient selection for vertebral augmentation Conservative treatment versus intervention Vertebroplasty technique Kyphoplasty technique Cement leakage and other complications Evidence supporting vertebral augmentation procedures Board Pearl Bone marrow edema on MRI STIR imaging is one of the most important findings suggesting an acute compression fracture. Kyphoplasty vs Vertebroplasty Vertebroplasty Direct injection of PMMA cement into the vertebral body Stabilizes micro-motion within the fracture Can provide rapid pain relief Kyphoplasty Balloon tamp creates a cavity before cement placement May partially restore vertebral body height May reduce risk of cement extravasation Often preferred in selected patients with significant vertebral collapse Commonly Tested Complications Cement leakage Pulmonary cement embolism Adjacent level fractures Infection Neurologic injury (rare) High-Yield ABA Pain Medicine Keywords Occipital Neuralgia Greater Occipital Nerve C2 Dorsal Ramus Third Occipital Nerve Cervicogenic Headache Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Vertebral Compression Fracture Kyphoplasty Vertebroplasty PMMA Cement STIR MRI Osteoporosis Cement Extravasation Upcoming Educational Meetings & Conferences 2026 ASPN Annual Meeting – Miami Learn more about the upcoming meeting hosted by the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience:

Welcome back to the Woody Allen Retrospective Podcast for another episode of Woody Allen Adjacent!   James actually kicks things off this month with a long overdue announcement regarding one of his major personal projects — something we know some listeners will be very interested in hearing about, while others may understandably just want to jump straight into the film discussion itself.   So for those purely here for the Woody Adjacent conversation, feel free to skip ahead to:   ⏩ 20 minutes, 02 seconds   Down the line, James and I will likely do separate discussion episodes covering some of our future non-Woody creative projects and ideas in a bit more detail.   As always, we genuinely appreciate the continued support — whether that's for the podcast itself, our side projects, or simply just taking the time to listen in the first place.   Anyway…   This time around, we head back into the AI recommendation list — that ongoing collection of Woody-esque films selected and defended by our ever-persistent podcast AI assistant. So far we've tackled quite a few picks from the list already, and now it was time for the AI to throw another one onto the table…   This episode's choice: Like Father (2018), directed by Lauren Miller Rogen and starring Kristen Bell, Kelsey Grammer, and Seth Rogen.   What initially presents itself as a glossy Netflix dramedy about a workaholic woman reconnecting with her estranged father during an accidental cruise vacation slowly reveals itself to be something a little more reflective underneath — a film about emotional inheritance, loneliness, career obsession, disappointment, forgiveness, and the uncomfortable realization that sometimes we slowly become the very people we spent years resenting.   Naturally, this led us into a surprisingly thoughtful discussion about late-period Woody Allen comparisons while at the same time enjoying the Ai's justification for choosing this film as an adjacent pick. It's fun to give artificial intelligence a chance to make its own case.. particularly when it fails miserably in the process :P    We're not saying that happned on this episode... or are we?   ______________________________________________________   For full cast details, user reviews, and more background on the film, check out:  

Waymo's “final remedy” for flooded roads amounts to geofencing around flash-flood warnings, raising doubts about sensor limits, end-to-end AI hype, and slow remote assistance—especially after a robotaxi reportedly sped through a freeway construction zone with police chasing it, prompting a temporary freeway pause. AV's need to identify themselves to other road users.Tesla is criticized for selectively unredacting crash narratives, Uber is accused of pushing liability limits and manipulating self-insurance to bankroll AV expansion, plus more and recalls.Support the Show!https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/21/waymo-pauses-service-in-four-cities-as-robotaxis-keep-driving-into-floods/https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/waymo-suspends-freeway-rides-pauses-atlanta-operations-amid-safety-fixes-2026-05-21/https://philkoopman.substack.com/p/robotaxi-safety-problems-are-thehttps://www.autoevolution.com/news/waymo-suspends-all-freeway-rides-after-customer-shares-neck-breaking-ride-from-hell-270360.htmlhttps://electrek.co/2026/05/15/tesla-unredacts-robotaxi-crash-narratives-nhtsa/https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/24/us/waymo-robot-taxis-blind.htmlhttps://consumerwatchdog.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Facing-an-existential-threat_-How-Uber-is-navigating-clashes-with-trial-attorneys-assault-lawsuits-and-competition-Los-Angeles-Times.pdfhttps://arstechnica.com/cars/2026/05/these-clever-active-beam-headlights-are-finally-coming-to-america/https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2026/RCLRPT-26V320-0076.pdfhttps://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2026/RCLRPT-26V316-9486.pdfhttps://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2026/RCLRPT-26V308-8651.pdfhttps://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2026/RCLRPT-26V307-7963.pdf

John welcomes back Phil Hay (Destroyer, The Invitation) to ask, how do you get a movie made with independent financing? They look at how indie movies get made, where you get the money, deciding when to go indie, and whether streamers complicate the picture. We also follow up on testing movies with focus groups and answer listener questions on how to navigate the editing room, daily routines, and what to do when your story has too many themes. In our bonus segment for premium members, we look back on what Phil learned about D&D from his documentary The Dungeon Masters. Links: Phil Hay Scriptnotes Episode 244, Episode 377, and Episode 505 The Dungeon Masters The Answering Machine Meltdown from Swingers John's daily to-do template Pamela Ribon's One Act documentary Petey USA's The Yips KOXY College Radio Get your copy of the Scriptnotes book! Get a Scriptnotes T-shirt! Check out the Inneresting Newsletter Become a Scriptnotes Premium member, or gift a subscription Subscribe to Scriptnotes on YouTube Follow Scriptnotes on Instagram and TikTok John August on Bluesky and Instagram Outro by Craig Good (send us yours!) Scriptnotes is produced by Drew Marquardt and edited by Matthew Chilelli. Email us at ask@johnaugust.com You can download the episode here.

You think you know what's wrong with your son's swing — but an MLB agent says you're solving the wrong problem.   MLB agent Matt Hannaford answers three questions baseball parents keep sending in: how to tell if your son is losing his love for the game, whether you should coach his swing at home, and how to handle the toxic parents at the travel ball field.   WHAT YOU'LL LEARN ✓ The 'carry the torch' mistake that pushes sons out of baseball ✓ Why the mechanical fix you've identified is probably wrong ✓ The conversation that reveals whether your son actually wants this ✓ What MLB scouts notice about parents at 10U travel tournaments ✓ The field self-test most baseball dads have never asked themselves   In this solo Q&A, Matt Hannaford pulls from 26 years as an MLB agent to answer the questions you keep sending in about navigating travel baseball, college recruiting, and youth development. The episode opens with a parent whose son no longer asks to go to the batting cages — a moment most baseball parents will recognize. Matt walks through the 'vision conversation' framework: what to ask your son before assuming you know what's going on, and why parents who try to 'carry the torch' for their kids rarely get the outcome they're hoping for.   The second question comes from a dad whose son's hands are dropping after a couple of home runs. Matt's counter-intuitive answer: don't be so sure you know the mechanical fix. At the highest level, the fix is rarely mechanical — it's usually pitch selection or what the hitter is thinking before the pitch. Matt explains how to deliver swing information so your son actually receives it, and why a hitting coach or facility should usually have the conversation before you do.   The third question is about a 'toxic' travel ball dad telling everyone his 10-year-old son is going Division I. Matt's advice: don't engage. He walks through the three scenarios that always solve themselves, and the field self-test every baseball parent should run on themselves. The same self-awareness theme runs through all three questions, and the same insider perspective on what scouts, college coaches, and MLB organizations actually look for in players and the families around them. Adjacent topics covered include NIL deals, scholarship conversations, MLB Draft preparation, and the transfer portal pressure that builds earlier than most parents realize.   TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Are you that parent at the field? 1:21 - When your son stops asking to go hit 6:21 - The vision conversation framework 10:57 - Why the swing fix is never mechanical 11:34 - How to deliver advice so your son receives it 18:17 - The toxic baseball parent always solves itself 22:26 - The field self-test every parent should run   ABOUT THE MVA PODCAST Matt Hannaford is an MLB agent who gives you the insider playbook on travel ball parenting, college recruiting, the transfer portal, scouting and MLB Draft decisions. The Most Valuable Agent Podcast helps parents and players navigate the system with confidence.   CONNECT WITH MATT Alignd Sports Agency: https://www.aligndsports.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mfhannaford/    #TravelBaseball #YouthBaseball #BaseballParents #MLBDraft  

We're conditioned to stand right next to everything we thought we wanted, the money, the status, the life that looks right from the outside, and still feel empty. Real contentment isn't a checklist you complete. It's the stillness you finally allow yourself to step into. In this episode, Peter Fenger sits down with Danielle Diamond, a renowned yoga and lifestyle expert with more than twenty years of experience helping people build strength, resilience, and mental clarity. Danielle is the creator of Zen Strength Yoga, a modern approach that blends yoga with functional fitness, and her work has been featured on the Today Show, Dr. Oz, Yoga Journal, and more. As a contributor to Yahoo Beauty and The Huffington Post, she has long championed honest conversations around mental health and self-acceptance. Her forthcoming memoir, “Happy Adjacent”, draws on her own personal journey to reframe happiness and destigmatize mental illness, offering tools through movement, mindfulness, and radical honesty that help others feel seen, supported, and grounded. Today, Danielle opens up about a childhood shaped by fame and quiet chaos, a lifelong search for real happiness, and the healing she found by finally going inward. Her story and her memoir challenge us to rethink resilience, presence, and what it truly means to be well. For more information about “Happy Adjacent” by Danielle Diamond, please visit: happy-adjacent.com Connect with Danielle Diamond on social media: On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/happyadjacent_/ On TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@happyadjacent_ On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/happyadjacent/

What if the connection that changes everything isn't the one you're chasing, but the one you almost overlooked? In this episode, Ron Nussbaum, Marine Corps veteran, founder of BuilderComs and Buildable Labs, and host of Construction Champions Podcast, shares how a knee injury in a swamp ended his military career and accidentally launched one of the most impactful entrepreneurial journeys in the construction industry. Ron didn't set out to build software. He set out to solve a problem nobody else was solving: the communication chaos that costs construction companies money, trust, and time every single day. And the relationships he built along the way, not the money, not the marketing, are what made it all possible.   [00:03:40] What He Does and Who He Serves Founder of BuilderComs, the messaging-first communication platform for construction teams Also runs Buildable Labs, a custom software firm built around each company's unique systems Hosts Construction Champions Podcast, one of the biggest in the industry [00:06:40] How He Got Here: From the Marines to Construction Planned to be a career Marine; a knee injury on a night training op ended that instantly Spotted a foreman-in-training ad on Craigslist and waited two weeks before applying The owner, an 82nd Airborne vet, hired him on the spot He had never swung a hammer on a house in his life [00:08:20] Finding His People on the Job Site Found the brotherhood and camaraderie he had lost when he left the Marines Knew he was behind in skill; outworked everyone instead Went from running a jackhammer to running an eight-figure business with 150 employees [00:11:40] Client Impact: The Veteran Who Almost Quit Was working with an Army veteran transitioning into a new line of business The week before the breakthrough, the client was ready to shut everything down Ron's message: stay at it, trust the vision, execute the plan Two weeks ago the client texted: first sale, all cash, $90,000 [00:15:20] The Relationship That Changed Everything Was pushed by a room of people to start the podcast even though he didn't feel called to it Used the podcast to finally get the attention of a major name in construction SaaS After recording, that person said: "You're real. What can I do for you?" He opened doors and a network Ron could never have accessed on his own [00:18:00] The Adjacent Relationship Principle The person who changes your life is rarely the one you're closest to It's usually someone adjacent to a relationship you've already invested in A woman he had met with weekly for three years made the introduction that mattered most Organic introductions from real relationships beat any marketing budget [00:23:00] Dinner and Dreams: How to Show Up Most people come into conversations asking what they can get The right approach: pitch a vision, listen 25 minutes out of 30, make your five minutes count The goal is to be what someone talks about at dinner and dreams about at night [00:28:20] The Ripple That Saved a Business The SaaS founder's belief in Ron kept him going through a season of serious doubt That validation led to a customer who told someone about the podcast That person and their partner were about to shut down; the podcast pulled them back Ron had no idea until they wrote to thank him; he later had them on as guests [00:32:20] Impact Is a Long-Term Play BuilderComs launched four and a half years ago with one goal: fix communication in construction Impact has to be genuine; people see through it the moment things get hard Ron has never taken outside capital; he will not let someone else's agenda drive his mission [00:37:20] Send the Ripple Anyway The person you connect two people with is probably not the one who will change their life It's the connection after that one that does it Ron sends introductions even when he has no logical reason; just a feeling In order for ripples to come back to you, you have to be sending them out   KEY QUOTES "When you have calls with people, it's not about closing anything. It's about dinner and dreams. You want that call to be what they talk about at dinner and what they dream about at night." - Ron Nussbaum "Every relationship I've built, it hasn't necessarily been the person I'm closest to that makes the greatest impact. It's the adjacent connection that changes everything." - Ron Nussbaum "In order for the ripples to come back your way, you have to be sending ripples somewhere." - Ron Nussbaum CONNECT WITH RON NUSSBAUM Podcast: http://www.constructionchampionspodcast.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-nussbaum Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ronwesley.nussbaum   Thanks for tuning in! If you liked my show, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, and subscribe! Find me on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Stitcher

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Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/@mreapodcastWhat if we could build a real estate business that pays us month after month, not just deal by deal?In this episode, we sit down with Justin Rourke and John Martin to break down the real business of property management. They show us how they built a recurring revenue model alongside their sales business, and how that one move opened the door to even more opportunity through construction, roofing, and long-term client relationships.In this practical conversation, we get into the numbers, the people, and the systems with Justin and John. They walk us through how they get paid, how they staff the business, how they win referrals from agents, and what it really takes to manage more than 850 homes. The two also share the hard truth about property management: the industry can create stable income, but it takes time, trust, and a strong operations machine to be successful.If we have ever wondered whether property management could become a real wealth-building arm of our business, this episode gives us a clear look at the model.Resources:Visit: Tower Property Management at towerprops.comOrder the Millionaire Real Estate Agent Playbook | Volume 3Connect with Jason:LinkedinProduced by NOVAThis podcast is for general informational purposes only. The views, thoughts, and opinions of the guest represent those of the guest and not  Keller Williams Realty, LLC and its affiliates, and should not be construed as financial, economic, legal, tax, or other advice. This podcast is provided without any warranty, or guarantee of its accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or results from using the information.WARNING! You must comply with the TCPA and any other federal, state or local laws, including for B2B calls and texts. Never call or text a number on any Do Not Call list, and do not use an autodialer or artificial voice or prerecorded messages without proper consent. Contact your attorney to ensure your compliance.

12. Guest: Andrew Graham Dixon. Dixon discusses Vermeer's primary patrons, Peter van Ruijven and Maria de Knuijt, identifying them as radical Remonstrants. He reveals a "smoking gun" discovery: their home was adjacent to a hidden Remonstrant church. Dixon argues Vermeer's paintings were deeply personal expressions of the fellowship and faith shared with these patrons. 121700 SOUTH HOLLAND

Axel sits down with Ryan Corcoran of Specialized Property Group for a new segment on the show. Ryan walks through a property he picked up for $1.325 million through an off-market agent relationship, with a simple business plan of renovating vacant units, pushing rents, and refinancing to hold long-term. What unfolded was a masterclass in staying opportunistic: an adjacent lot that the seller dismissed as worthless was taken through the zoning board, permitted for a three-unit development, and sold off for $250,000 — turning an already solid deal into an exceptional one. The episode doesn't just celebrate the wins. Ryan is candid about what went sideways — vacant units that sat for six months, the tension between maximizing rent rolls for a refinance versus filling units quickly, and a costly prepayment penalty that caught the team off guard when they pivoted from a hold to a sale. These are the kinds of real-world friction points that rarely make it into a highlight reel, and they're exactly what makes this episode worth listening to.Join us as we dive into:The adjacent lot play that nobody valued: how Ryan took an "unbuildable" lot through the zoning board, secured multiple variances, and sold it for $250,000 — a return entirely outside the original underwritingWhy three units sat vacant for six months despite a strong location near UMass Medical Center — and the hard lesson about rent-setting strategy when your goal is a refinance versus long-term holdThe sell vs. hold decision: why a $1.6M basis with a $2M exit made more sense than grinding for $20–30K per year in cash flow — and what that says about capital recycling and return on equityThe prepayment penalty trap: how a conventional commercial loan locked the team into a six-figure exit cost they hadn't fully accounted for — and how to negotiate 1-1-1 or step-down structures upfrontWhy having a licensed real estate agent as a partner (or spouse) is one of the biggest structural advantages in a transactional investing business — and how Ryan's team saved six figures in commissions last year aloneThe value creation hiding in oversized lots: why dedicating resources to subdivision and entitlement work on large parcels is one of the highest-leverage moves available to active investors todayConnect with Ryan:Follow him on InstagramConnect with him on LinkedinSubscribe to our YouTube channelLearn more about Specialized Property GroupAre you looking to invest in real estate, but don't want to deal with the hassle of finding great deals, signing on debt, and managing tenants? Aligned Real Estate Partners provides investment opportunities to passive investors looking for the returns, stability, and tax benefits multifamily real estate offers, but without the work - join our investor club to be notified of future investment opportunities.Connect with Axel:Follow him on InstagramConnect with him on LinkedinSubscribe to our YouTube channelLearn more about Aligned Real Estate Partners

SHOW FEATURES: Tipsy Or Toddler, Blue Collar Confessions and The Redneck Report. Plus we're celebrating Dave & Mahoney's 17th Anniversary with some audio of their first shows together and we're talking about the return of 'Endless Shrimp' and how Mahoney thinks Cheddar Bay Biscuits are not just....bread. Follow Dave & Mahoney everywhere:Instagram: @daveandmahoneyTikTok: @daveandmahoneyFacebook: @daveandmahoneyYouTube: @daveandmahoneyAgree? Disagree? Want to yell at us?Voicemail: 833-YO-DUMMY Additional Content: daveandmahoney.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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