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Join Penn State Director of Player Personnel Andy Frank as he shares the big picture of Pro Day, from recruiting players in high school to seeing them perform in front of NFL scouts. This exclusive interview breaks down what to expect as Penn State continues to develop champions on and off the field. Here's what to expect:- The keys to success in building a championship-caliber roster at PSU - How NIL opportunities are shaping decisions for players staying or going pro - The evolution of Andy Frank's role at Penn State under Coach Franklin - Insights into the recruiting landscape, roster strategies, and the new era of college football - The importance of culture and consistency in the Nittany Lions' program FOLLOW STATE MEDIA HERE:► TWITTER | ⁠https://twitter.com/StateMediaPSU⁠► TIKTOK | ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@statemediapsu⁠► INSTAGRAM | ⁠https://www.instagram.com/statemediapsu/⁠► YOUTUBE | ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@StateMediaPSU?sub_confirmation=1⁠CHAPTERS:00:00 - Welcome to Penn State Pro Day00:31 - Andy Frank's Evolving Role01:51 - Consistency's Impact on NIL05:11 - College Football Landscape Changes#collegefootball #nfl #cfb #pennstate #weare #happyvalley

We welcome back Andy Frank, Manager of AMI-audio, for a deeper than usual Rapid Fire Review. Andy shares five intriguing memoirs and biographies, and gives us his impressions of Nick Drake's haunting journey, to Matthew McConaughey's unconventional wisdom, and Dave Grohl's storytelling charm.The five books discussed in this episode are…Nick Drake: The Life by Richard Morton JackGreenlights by Matthew McConaugheyOpen: An autobiography by Andre AgassiMiracle and Wonder: conversations with Paul Simon by Malcolm Gladwell and Bruce HeadlamThe Storyteller Expanded: ...Because There's More to the Story by Dave Grohl AMI Audiobook Review is broadcast on AMI-audio in Canada and publishes three new podcast episodes a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.Follow AMI Audiobook Review on YouTube & Instagram!We want your feedback!Be that comments, suggestions, hot-takes, audiobook recommendations or reviews of your own… hit us up! Our email address is: audiobookreview@ami.caAbout AMIAMI is a not-for-profit media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians who are blind or partially sighted. Operating three broadcast services, AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French, AMI's vision is to establish and support a voice for Canadians with disabilities, representing their interests, concerns and values through inclusion, representation, accessible media, reflection, representation and portrayal.Find more great AMI Original Content on AMI+Learn more at AMI.caConnect with Accessible Media Inc. online:X /Twitter @AccessibleMediaInstagram @AccessibleMediaInc / @AMI-audioFacebook at @AccessibleMediaIncTikTok @AccessibleMediaInc

Show Highlights:Show intro (00:41)Social Media with Nisreen Abdel-Majid (00:52)AMI Updates with Andy Frank (20:59)Para Sport Nation with Alex Smyth (25:41)

Manager Andy Frank joins us for our weekly Thursday Roundtable and brings with him some big news from our friends in AMI-audio. 

On this month's Voices chat, we invite Andy Frank, Manager of AMI-audio to the soapbox. He briefs us on upcoming AMI-audio highlights, and we talk formulas for podcasts.

How common is it for our pets to get problems with their eyes, and how can we notice the symptoms? We explore this topic on Ask a Vet with Dr. Danielle Jongkind. Work life balance is a well worn phrase that means something a little different to each of us. We discuss burnout with Frances Wong, who tells us how to spot the signs early. We speak to Anthony Frisina: author, public speaker and the Founder of Accessibility Consulting Business Above and Beyond. Community Reporter Julie Martin features the Healthy Tomorow Foundation's community walking program that's helping Nova Scotians get more active! Yang Wang shares her story of hosting a culturally authentic dine-out experience for her blind women's group at Asian Legend in the heart of Toronto's Chinatown. On this month's Voices chat, we invite Andy Frank, Manager of AMI-audio to the soapbox. He briefs us on upcoming AMI-audio highlights, and we talk formulas for podcasts.

Mystery Theater Webpage Our Other Podcast:Cowboy Classics Old Time Radio WesternsMystery Theater Old Time RadioClassic Comedy Old Time Radio   Amazon Books:Understanding the Bible Made EasyChristian Devotional and Prayer Journal for WomenFinding Freedom: Overcoming Addiction - A Bible CenteredRecoverySocial Media:Friend us on FacebookFriend us onTikTokFriend us on YoutubeWelcome to the hilarious world of Comedy Classics Old Time Radio. I'm here to whisk you away to a time when laughter was the best medicine and jokes ruled the airwaves. Get ready for a giggle-packed journey as we revisit the rib-tickling tales and timeless humor that once had audiences in stitches. So, sit back, relax, and let the laughter commence. Welcome to Comedy Classics Old Time Radio, where the punchlines are timeless, and the chuckles are endless!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/old-time-radio-classic-comedy/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Starting with the big headlines from the week, Andy Frank (also known as Mr. F) joins us to share the announcements from Microsoft and Amazon this week, including big software and hardware news but also a spotlight was shone on accessibility; and we have all the news. Plus, Steven reviews the Kapsys SmartVision 3 mobile smartphone, which is a Google-certified device that runs full Android 11, has a touchscreen, but also a tactile T9 keypad. Steven puts it through its paces and gives you an idea of how it works. And listener Derry Lawlor shares his thoughts on a talking dictation device: the Olympus DM-770. It's almost the last device of its kind but offers an accessible and easy way to take, store and share notes, thoughts and even interviews accessibly. Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) X (formerly Twitter): @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed Mastodon: @DoubleTap

We are ending the summer in style as we welcome Steven Verdile onto the show today. Steven is a New York City-based designer and writer, but he's probably best known as the creator of the disability satire website The Squeaky Wheel. We talk about his approach to disability satire and humour, the funniest disability moments we've encountered recently, the Barbie movie and more. Here are the links to the Squeaky Wheel articles we discussed: Wheelchair Barbie Gets Revolutionary 4 Seconds of Fame: https://thesqueakywheel.org/2023/08/02/wheelchair-barbie-gets-revolutionary-4-seconds-of-fame/ Disability Pride May Have Ended, but 11 Months of Disability Shame Are Just Getting Started: https://thesqueakywheel.org/2023/08/01/disability-pride-month-may-have-ended-but-11-months-of-disability-shame-are-just-getting-started/ U.K.'s Largest Benefit Recipient Awarded with Shiny New Hat: https://thesqueakywheel.org/2023/05/06/uks-largest-benefit-recipient-awarded-with-shiny-new-hat/ Visit The Squeaky Wheel at: www.thesqueakywheel.org or Steven Verdile's website at: www.stevenverdile.com On a sadder note, this episode marks the final episode of the Connecting Disability podcast. Recent changes at AMI-audio have meant several shows, like this one, are ending. I want to thank all the guests who joined me during the past two years, the technical producers who worked on this show, and Andy Frank and Ryan Delehanty for guiding the podcasts. And most importantly, thank you to you, the listeners, for joining me on this journey. I loved every minute we spent together. I'm sad to be leaving this show. If you want to contact me, you can go to the site formerly known at Twitter @meagangillmore. My messages are open. Or, send a note to feedback@ami.ca, tell them you'd like to get in touch with me, and they'll pass your message along. I hope we connect again soon!

Did you ever think being more comfortable could be saving the planet? Well, it's possible. Andy Frank (@AndyJFrank) is Founder & President of Sealed, a climate tech company that finances home weatherization, insulation, and heat pumps using the dollars homeowners SAVE, by using their service. We dive deep into…Who the hell is Amory Lovins (one of the most fascinating humans alive), how does Sealed make a super old, 125-year-old home more efficient, and what's Sealed's GAF (greedy AF) vs LAF (lazy AF) philosophy? Sealed is re-writing the playbook on climate change. They're helping you help the planet, all from never leaving your house. Check out https://climatemayhem.com/andy-part-2 for show notes.   Connect with Ty Wolfe-Jones and Jakub Kubicka With Ty Wolfe-Jones on LinkedIn With Ty Wolfe-Jones on Twitter With Jakub Kubicka on LinkedIn With Jakub Kubicka on Twitter Subscribe to Climate Mayhem On any podcast platform Read all show notes at climatemayhem.com Ask a question or suggest a topic on our What-The-Climate Listener Mail Form

Did you ever think being more comfortable could be saving the planet? Well, it's possible. Andy Frank (@AndyJFrank) is Founder & President of Sealed, a climate tech company that finances home weatherization, insulation, and heat pumps using the dollars homeowners SAVE, by using their service. We dive deep into…Who the hell is Amory Lovins (one of the most fascinating humans alive), how does Sealed make a super old, 125-year-old home more efficient, and what's Sealed's GAF (greedy AF) vs LAF (lazy AF) philosophy? Sealed is re-writing the playbook on climate change. They're helping you help the planet, all from never leaving your house. Check out https://climatemayhem.com/andy for show notes.   Connect with Ty Wolfe-Jones and Jakub Kubicka With Ty Wolfe-Jones on LinkedIn With Ty Wolfe-Jones on Twitter With Jakub Kubicka on LinkedIn With Jakub Kubicka on Twitter Subscribe to Climate Mayhem On any podcast platform Read all show notes at climatemayhem.com Ask a question or suggest a topic on our What-The-Climate Listener Mail Form

Penn State football had a successful first weekend of June recruiting, nabbing three commits on Sunday. Can they keep that hot streak up? The BWI Live Recruiting Show discusses that topic and previews which players are coming up for visits.  Host Thomas Frank Carr and recruiting insider Ryan Snyder discuss the most important names coming to campus this weekend and their potential impact on the Class of 2024. While it is a bigger list of names this weekend, most are already committed to the program. That leaves a handful of select players with a spotlight for the coming few days.  Check out the full show and be sure to join us live at 10 am on YouTube. If you haven't yet, subscribe to Blue White Illustrated on YouTube so you don't miss any live content. T-Frank and Snyder will take select questions from the live chat during the show.  Penn State hosting committed players Thirteen of the seventeen committed players for the Class of 2024 will attend this weekend's Official visit festivities. What's the thinking behind rallying the group together in one weekend? Snyder will give his thoughts on assembling the group this weekend.  Next, Snyder and T-Frank will review the list of uncommitted players this weekend. This group is loaded with important names for the Penn State staff. Is this a coincidence or a planned event by the staff? Snyder will give his thoughts while T-Frank maps out what he thinks of the talent they have on campus this weekend.  Andy Frank and recruiting insight Official visits are just one major event for the week. Penn State offered up its staff and support staff to discuss various topics on Thursday. Snyder spoke with recruiting coordinator Andy Frank at length during the event. He also said with select coaches about recruiting and shared some interesting insights. Check out his story and join the show to hear his thoughts.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we have a really energetic (no pun intended) conversation with Andy Frank, the founder of Sealed.They are an energy efficiency company that pays for home infrastructure upgrades and then gets paid back over time by their customer. The more efficiency they produce, the more they make which creates a great incentive structure. We discussed a lot but the best part for me was going through how he built the company from an idea, to an MVP, and eventually to a very robust and successful business. The most impactful advice he shared was about speaking with your customers to understand what they need and what they will buy. There is a lot of other advice in there, but that was the most impactful thing on their success. Enjoy the Episode!

In this episode of the Blue Chip Academy Podcast, we are still with our guest Andy Frank, a General Manager of Personnel and Recruitment at Penn State University. We are talking about the importance of young players having guidance from someone experienced, agents that do not necessarily have the best interest of a player in mind, checking the boxes in the evaluation process, different recruiting strategies, common traits of the elite, and so much more! [00:00] The impact of money on the recruiting process [04:20] Are agents beneficial for young players? [10:25] How to limit the craziness in the recruiting space? [16:13] Checking the boxes - main traits recruiters look for in prospects [22:25] Vanderbilt vs Penn State recruiting process [26:54] Career development advice [34:43] Common denominator of the elites Don't forget to like the video, subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss another Podcast Thanks for watching. Connect with Justin and the Blue Chip Academy on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/JKingLIG Blue Chip Academy Website

Welcome to another episode of the Blue Chip Academy Podcast. Our guest today is Andy Frank, PSU General Manager of Personnel and Recruitment. He left his engineering career to join the Vanderbilt staff and oversaw the two highest-ranked recruiting classes in Vanderbilt history. As a General Manager at Penn State University, he successfully oversees all aspects of the program's recruiting department. We are talking about his career path, the responsibilities of a general manager, the secret to his success, and new NIL rules that changed a lot in the recruiting process and required a lot of adjusting. [00:00] Introduction to Andy Frank [03:44] Andy's background and getting into coaching [10:54] The start of Andy's recruiting career [14:55] Providing value and meeting the expectations [21:00] The responsibilities and duties of a general manager [25:32] New NIL rules and changes in the recruiting process [31:15] Common practices in handling NIL era recruiting Don't forget to like the video, subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss another Podcast Thanks for watching. Connect with Justin and the Blue Chip Academy on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/JKingLIG Blue Chip Academy Website

The Great Valentine Gala, held every February in Toronto, is the Canadian Foundation for Physically Disabled Persons (CFPDP)'s No. 1 fundraising event. It has raised over $35 million and has become a glittering showcase for the unheralded achievements of Canadians of all abilities. In 2023, the Gala was hosted by Suhana Meharchand, and featured the presentation of numerous awards issued to individuals and organizations. AMI-audio presented the Gala live to air on February 11, 2023. It is hosted by Dave Brown and Greg Westlake of AMI-tv, and Andy Frank of AMI-audio. Technical producers were Sam Baba and Nisreen Abdel Majid. More info here: https://www.cfpdp.com/great-valentine-gala/

Lego is making its way to some Nova Scotia libraries. Community Reporter, Julie Martin has the details (0:00). Yang Wang discusses love and relationships. The good, the bad, and the lessons we can take from these experiences (12:51). Plus, this month on our Voices segment, we're joined by Manager of AMI-audio, Andy Frank. He discusses his trip to Vienna and the Zero Project (27:33).

We welcome Andy Frank, Manager of AMI-audio, for his insights on the industry of audiobooks and where listening is headed. We hit Pause or Play on the True Crime book, The case of the murderous Dr. Cream, By Dean Jobb.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Freek van Welsenis stops by to showcase the accessible keyboard designed to make smartphones more accessible for the blind and partially sighted. Lawrence Gunther explores the environmental case of using a bidet over toilet paper. Toronto Community Reporter Elizabeth Mohler stops by to highlight events in the area. And, Karen Magee, Andy Frank, and Alex Smyth square off in another edition of the Weekly news Quiz. This is the October 25, 2022 episode.

Karen Magee, Andy Frank, and Alex Smyth square off in another edition of the Weekly news Quiz. From the October 25, 2022 episode.

Sally Grant, HOTstudio Underwritten by Peconic LandingSally Grant is the Art Exhibits Curator at Greenport's Floyd Memorial Library. She joins The Heart of Gianna Volpe to discuss the current show, which features works from Roz Dimon's pandemic series, “My Affair with Abraham Lincoln,” as well as this Friday's interview between Firing Line's Margaret Hoover and CNN senior political analyst and author of "Lincoln and the Fight For Peace" John Avlon. Firing Line airs on WLIW-FM Sundays at 6:30 p.m. To register and find more information, visit floydmemoriallibrary.org.Andy Frank, Segment Underwritten by Southampton Arts CenterAndy Frank of sealed.com joins The Heart of The East End to give homeowners insulating tips as colder weather arrives. For more tips and information, visit sealed.com.Colin Palmer, Special SegmentBoots on The Ground Theater's Colin Palmer shares details of the theater's final weekend performances of "Chemical Inbalance," a play about Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. See it at the Southampton Cultural Center and visit scc-arts.org for more information.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, CNIB's Wayne Henshall stops by to discuss the Connecting the Dots events happening across the country during the month. Meagan Gillmore gives us the latest on the Disability Inclusion Action Plan. With Municipal elections scheduled this month in Ontario, Dorothy Macnaughton discusses accessibility at the polls. The founder of Cool Blind Tech Nelson Rego discusses Samsung's assistant Bixby, which is introducing some speech to text features for people on phone calls. And, the Weekly News Quiz returns with Andy Frank, Alex Smyth, and Ryan Delahanty. This is the October 18, 2022 episode.

The Weekly News Quiz returns with Andy Frank, Alex Smyth, and Ryan Delahanty. From the October 18, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore shares an update on the National Disability Benefit. Community reporter Louise Levesque Burley shares some issues she has been experiencing with guide dog access on Prince Edward Island. Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech describes a pair of assistant glasses designed for people who are blind and partially sighted. And, host Dave Brown puts Karen Magee, Andy Frank and Mike Ross to the challenge in another edition of our weekly news quiz! This is the October 4, 2022 episode.

Host Dave Brown puts Karen Magee, Andy Frank and Mike Ross to the challenge in another edition of our weekly news quiz! From the October 4, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Lawrence Gunther reflects on DICARP's report on the impact of climate change on people with disabilities. Community reporter Elizabeth Mohler describes the upcoming fundraising campaign “Because of Balance." Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech describes a newly developed app to help bus drivers pick up passengers who are blind and partially sighted. And, we have another edition of the weekly news quiz with contestants Andy Frank, Karen Magee and Alex Smyth! This is the September 27, 2022 episode.

We have another edition of the weekly news quiz with contestants Andy Frank, Karen Magee and Alex Smyth! From the September 27, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Dr. Sébastien Jodoin discusses DICARP's recent report on the effects of climate change on people with disabilities. Accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore chats about the proposed Disability Support Regulations in Manitoba. Dorothy MacNaughton tells you about this year's “Doors Open” event in Sault Ste. Marie! Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech describes a new Assistive Robot for Physiotherapy. And, We have another edition of the weekly news quiz with contestants Karen Magee, Alex Smyth and Andy Frank! This is the September 20, 2022.

We have another edition of the weekly news quiz with contestants Karen Magee, Alex Smyth and Andy Frank! From the September 20, 2022.

Andy Frank is the Manager of AMI-audio, and he's here with a run-down on brand new AMI-audio content, and releases of video podcasts.

IOS 16 is out today, and Michael Babcock highlights new features to keep in mind. The Ottawa Senators in the National Hockey League have made quite a few significant acquisitions this offseason. Brock Richardson gives us his thoughts on the moves. Andy Frank is the Manager of AMI-audio, and he's here with a run-down on brand new AMI-audio content, and releases of video podcasts. Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick highlights upcoming Ottawa municipal election days and accessible voting options. Devon Wilkins has our monthly Guide Dog and Service Animal Report. On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin takes us back to school; she shares strange school rules that really do exist.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Meagan Gillmore discusses the issues behind a changing Ontario law that affects patients in long-term care homes. Marc Aflalo shares Lenovo's new tech announcements made at this year's IFA showcase in Berlin. Community reporter Louise Levesque Burley tells us about the Container Village arts event in Saint John, New Brunswick. Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech tells us about how Google Meet has new accessibility features to offer users. And Andy Frank, Ryan Delehanty and Alex Smyth join in for the weekly news quiz! This is the September 6, 2022 episode.

Andy Frank, Ryan Delehanty and Alex Smyth join in for the weekly news quiz! From the September 6, 2022 episode.

Dr. Danielle Jongkind updates us on Monkeypocks, and transmission of this condition to our pets. How can we make our salad a full, balanced meal option? Nutritionist Julia Karantjas lets us know. The Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians is celebrating their 30th anniversary. We learn more about this with Marcia Yale, National President and Diana Brent, member of the Thirtieth Anniversary Committee. Plus, We're joined by AMI-audio manager, Andy Frank, to talk to us about some changes that are on the way for AMI this Fall.

We're joined by AMI-audio manager, Andy Frank, to talk to us about some changes that are on the way for AMI this Fall.

On today's episode, female wheelchair basketball player Tara Llanes stops by to tell us about what it was like to win two events in the span of three weeks. Andy Frank, Manager of AMI Audio, joins us with a special announcement regarding the future of The Neutral Zone, he also joins in on a discussion surrounding the World Junior Hockey Championships and Hockey Canada. Plus, tennis star Serena Williams announces she will retire after this year's U.S. Open. The panel chats about her career and what her legacy will be.

Join Jess & Opaque Senator Russ at The Gamer Den! This week we get an exclusive sneak peek at an upcoming game Run Legends by Talofa Games from one of the developers, Andy Frank! Transform walking and running into a cooperative multiplayer battle game. Find out how to sign up for Early Access!

On our Book Club, we review Son of a Critch: A Childish Newfoundland Memoir, written and narrated by Mark Critch, and recommended to us by the Manager of AMI-audio, Andy Frank.

What are some of the reasons people decide not to spay or neuter a pet? We discuss the risks and benefits with Dr. Danielle Jongkind. On our Wellness segment, Frances Wong shares the difference between organic and non-GMO foods. Montreal Community Reporter Mathieu Rochette highlights Judo Jikan. Lucia Bellafante covers ways to implement Braille Literacy during the summer break. On our Book Club, we review Son of a Critch: A Childish Newfoundland Memoir, written and narrated by Mark Critch, and recommended to us by the Manager of AMI-audio, Andy Frank.

Mick Hargreaves, Music on Mondays Underwritten by https://www.guildhall.org/ (Guild Hall ) Lantern Sound Recording Rig's Mick Hargreaves joins The Heart of The East End for a special Music on Mondays segment. He premieres his brand-new track, Crystal Ball, on the Crystal Edition of The Heart and talks about Dorene Rose's stage at Alive on 25, Clams and Jams at Brickhouse Brewery, a Bob Dylan tribute album by Paradiddle Records, and his upcoming single, “See What You Can Make With This.” Follow https://www.instagram.com/lanternsoundrecordingrig/ (@lanternsoundrecordingrig) for more from Mick. Andy Frank, Monday Meditation Underwritten by http://www.cynthiadaniels.net/ (Monk Music Studios) Andy Frank, CEO of https://sealed.com/ (SEALED.com), shares some DIY tips for homeowners looking to make their homes more energy efficient, including cleaning clothes in cold water and raising their thermostat. Visit https://sealed.com/ (SEALED.com) for more information.

Welcome back to another episode of the DER Task Force podcast. This time, we sat down with Andy Frank, co-founder and President of Sealed. In the episode, we talk about:(0:00) Intros, opening quote(4:27) Sealed elevator pitch(6:48) Getting DER-pilled (and allergic reactions), Andy’s 20-year plan (19:28) What’s so great about heat pumps anyway? And are they really DERs? (30:12) Driving heat pump adoption, moving from services to solutions, NIMBYism + soft costs (44:12) Electrifying in a utility’s world, command and control vs distributed solutions (53:03) Performance-based regulation is not beer, the need for regulated monopolies in the utility space (56:26) Using incentives to drive change, the mismatch between what the grid needs and what the utility can build (1:07:05) Crazy idea: Scale Microgrids x Sealed to skirt utility regulation + interconnection delays, making markets work better(1:13:29) Energy czar of America, bipartisan climate solutions (1:22:16) Dope or nope?(1:24:55) Biiiiig shouts(1:28:55) Bonus big shouts!! And friendly reminder that you can always find us on Spotify, iTunes, or your favorite podcast player. We hope you enjoy! Get full access to DER Task Force at dertaskforcenews.substack.com/subscribe

Heating, cooling and electrifying buildings produces nearly one fifth of global greenhouse gas emissions, but by employing existing energy efficient technologies and switching to renewables, we could cut 87% of building-related emissions by 2050. So, how do we get there?Climate Now speaks with two companies working to eliminate the barriers to decarbonizing buildings. Andy Frank, founder of Sealed, explains how Sealed makes it easier for homeowners to implement energy efficiency improvements by reducing upfront costs and managing the improvement project. Jeff Hendler and Zohra Roy of Logical Buildings share how their company empowers real estate managers and building owners with the data they need to optimize their energy usage.00:00 Andy Frank, Sealed15:58 Jeff Hendler and Zohra Roy, Logical Buildings

In our weekly news panel with Mike Ross and Andy Frank we weigh the concept of religious freedom versus public health measures considering the City of Toronto has directed its security contractors to accommodate and rehire Sikh employees who were removed from their position due to masking policy. From the July 8, 2022 episode.

In our weekly news panel with Mike Ross and Andy Frank we consider the complexity of leading a modern political party after British Prime Minster Boris Johnson resigning and Conservative Leadership hopeful Patrick Brown being disqualified. From the July 8, 2022 episode.

In our weekly news panel with Mike Ross and Andy Frank, we contemplate the impact of having unclear vaping laws since the U.S. food and drug administration has temporarily suspended its ban on Juul e-cigarettes. From the July 8, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: we have our weekly news panel with Mike Ross and Andy Frank. In the wake of British Prime Minster Boris Johnson resigning and Conservative Leadership hopeful Patrick Brown being disqualified, we consider the complexity of leading a modern political party. We weigh the concept of religious freedom versus public health measures. And the U.S. food and drug administration has temporarily suspended its ban on Juul e-cigarettes, we contemplate the impact of having unclear vaping laws. In the second hour of the show, entertainment critic Michael McNeely discusses the 2004 film “Vera Drake,” a period-drama about abortion in the 1950s. And Greg David gives you the scoop on which networks are picking up cancelled television shows. This is the July 8, 2022 episode.

One of the greatest riddles of the decarbonization effort is the residential sector, responsible for about 20 percent of US energy-related carbon emissions. There are about 142 million housing units in the US, around 83 million of which are “owner-occupied.” Substantially changing them involves dealing with 83 million separate owners, each with their own circumstances and preferences.Residential decarbonization seems incredibly difficult to scale up, and attempts to date have not been particularly successful. At the rate we are going, it will take hundreds of years to decarbonize America’s housing stock. The crew at New York-based climate tech company Sealed is trying something new, imported from the commercial efficiency market. Rather than trying to persuade homeowners to buy and install things with their own scarce resources, Sealed covers all the upfront costs and coordinates the work with trusted contractors. Homeowners pay the retrofit back out of energy savings, which means Sealed only gets paid if there are, in fact, measurable energy savings. This kind of pay-for-performance arrangement is called an energy services agreement (ESA). Listeners of my pod with Rob Harmon will recognize the concept: customers are paying for metered energy efficiency, in the same way they would pay for energy. Sealed started small but is growing quickly, so I’m excited to talk to its president and co-founder Andy Frank about the frustrations and failures of residential energy efficiency to date, what he’s learned about homeowner preferences, and what kind of benefits come along with having a fully electrified home. Get full access to Volts at www.volts.wtf/subscribe

Andy & Frank to break down the Card's players at each position

Andy & Frank discuss the Brewers being the preseason favorites for the NL central division & what the Cardinals need to do to beat them out

Markham interviews Andy Frank, an energy efficiency industry expert, president of Sealed, a retrofitting company based in New York, and a board member of Alliance for Clean Energy New York.

Penn State is pushing into its second big recruiting weekend of June. Sean Fitz and Tyler Donohue are talking official visitors and weekend plans before welcoming in Penn State Director of Player Personnel Andy Frank for a lengthy conversation about recruiting, evaluating talent, some roster notes and the upcoming Name, Image and Likeness wave. Follow the guys on Twitter: @SeanFitz247 @TDsTake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We introduce you to the sport of sitting volleyball and give you everything you need to know to be ready for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. Andy Frank, manager of AMI-audio, joins us to discuss the NHL postseason and which teams might lift the Stanley Cup in a few months time. There continues to be concern over whether the Olympic and Paralympic Games will proceed. The Japanese people keep voicing their concerns over hosting the events but the International Olympic Committee and International Paralympic Committed seem determined to proceed

This beautiful couple are a husband and wife real estate team that is learning how to pivot and think outside the box within their industry. They take those extra steps to build relationships past the client/realtor aspect of the business. I love hearing these beautiful stories that have come out of this last year! Check out their website when you are ready to purchase your home. They are waiting with open arms! https://jobeyfrank.myrealtyonegroup.com/  

Interview with Ithaca Track and Field's Andy Frank and Michael Seitz and Jay Klein of the Big Red Sports Network Documentary The Boiardi Effect. Hosted by Jack Murray and interviews with Matt Sosler and Clay Davis.

Andy Frank, Terrell Smith and Eric Thatcher join Mitch Gerber to discuss the class on 2021 following National Signing Day.

We discuss the making of AMI's new morning show “NOW with Dave Brown” and speak with the show's producers and creators about their creative process behind the scenes. This is the February 5, 2020 episode.

Andy Frank, Charles Walker and Eric Thatcher visit with Mitch Gerber to breakdown Penn State's 2020 recruiting class. 27 student-athletes signed National Letters of Intent to join the football program during Wednesday's Signing Day celebration. The class of 2020 was ranked 12th nationally by 247Sports Composite and ESPN. For a complete recap, visit GoPSUsports.com.

In this episode, Todd talks with Tim Foot and Andy Frank of Slingshot Group about healthy team culture, leading volunteers, and Slingshot's desire to help build the Kingdom by connecting called worship pastors with the right church match.