Podcast appearances and mentions of Andy Stern

Andy Stern joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career, being the President of the SEIU, fighting for workers rights and now a fellow at the Economic Security Project where they're advocating for a universal basic income.Additional InformationThe Great Battlefield PodcastMore shows from The Democracy Group

Andy Stern joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career, being the President of the SEIU, fighting for workers rights and now a fellow at the Economic Security Project where they're advocating for a universal basic income.

Mr. Andy Stern has been a labor leader and activist since 1973. He began his bachelor's degree in business at the University of Pennsylvania, but would eventually finish his degree in urban planning. He started his career as a welfare caseworker for the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), and eventually was elected Union President. He is a Senior Fellow at Georgetown University, Columbia, and the Economic Security Project. He is the author of Raising the Floor, A Country That Works, Oil: From Rockefeller to Iraq, and Who Won the Oil Wars? Most revolve around building a more egalitarian and cooperative approach to economic growth. Stern's approach to bargaining and leadership has always been to find common ground with people he finds disagreeable. Together we discussed his negotiating techniques, what the true goal of unions should be, and how to strike a balance between improving employees' lives while keeping employers competitive. To check out more of our content, including our research, visit our website: https://www.hgsss.org/

Andy Stern, part of the co-founding team at Rumble Boxing, shares his struggles making it in the fitness industry, his stint in professional wrestling, being transparent, and trends in the fitness industry. @andrewgstern www.rumbleboxinggym.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Andy Stern joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career, being the President of the SEIU, fighting for workers rights and now a fellow at the Economic Security Project where they're advocating for a universal basic income.

Today my guest is Andy Stern, AKA the Mayor of UppercutCity. Andy is a part of the founding team and Vice President of Talent & Programming at the fast growing Rumble Boxing Gym. Rumble is a BOXING-INSPIRED GROUP FITNESS CLASSES taking the world by storm. They recently went public and you are going to see tons of Rumble Gyms opening up all over the world.Andy has an incredible story and I'm so excited and honored to share it with you today.In this episode, we dive into Andys professional journey of pursuing his dreams, navigating life in his early 20's and how he moved forward after losing his dad and then his mom at a young age.Today Andy is living his dream life in growing Rumble and building a life he loves with his wife Julia and his son Presley Shout out to a motto I've heard him say in class! " If You Want It... TAKE ITIf You Need It... FIND ITIf You Got It... BRING IT." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Do you really want to solve the problem or complain about it and use it as a shield?” This is the question Andy Stern has for employers, especially as the world still grapples with the impacts of COVID and a changing workforce. Andy Stern is the former President of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and now serves as its President Emeritus. He has been a senior fellow at Georgetown University, Columbia University, and is now a Senior Fellow at the Economic Security Project. Under his leadership SEIU became both the fastest growing union in the world, growing 1,200,000 members and the largest political action committee (PAC) in the United States. As SEIU President, Stern was a constant figure in the news. He was on the covers of The New York Times Magazine, Fortune, and BusinessWeek, featured on CBS 60 Minutes, on Fox as the Power Player of the Week, CNN, and the Washington Post, and holds the unique record of having been the person to most visit Obama's Oval Office, at a whopping 54 visitations. He's an author of numerous books, including Raising The Floor documenting his five year journey in investigating the impact of technology and the future of work. This episode deals with a huge issue that faces millions of American's and is one you're definitely going to want to pay attention to. So let's bring it in!

Season 2; Episode 2: Feeding People Feeds Leadership with Andy Stern & John Rigos   Andy Stern and John Rigos are co-CEO's of Aurify Brands based in New York City. Aurify Brands is a next generation hospitality group that creates, grows, and operates category-leading brands including Le Pain Quotidien in the US, The Little Beet, Melt Shop, Fields Good Chicken, and The Little Beet Table. The Aurify Brands portfolio comprises nearly 100 restaurants across these five brands in multiple markets, across 9 states.  Andy Stern and John Rigos have worked together for over 21 years as entrepreneurs and now as CO-CEO's – and they have a tremendous amount to teach us about building businesses, creating a successful partnership, the core leadership fundamentals they lean on, how to lead in a crisis, and the challenge of making difficult people decisions.  Key Takeaways from this Episode: CO-CEO's (how to be in equal partnership successfully Critical foundations for a CO-CEO or partnership to work: trust, shared core values, communication, functional decision-making process, check your ego, appreciate other perspectives, shared accountability, ability to talk about and overcome conflict and disagreements. Without trust and knowing each other and having the same outlook; entering a CO-CEO partnership is like going into a blind marriage – it may work, and it may not. Sharing a moral compass cuts down on conversations you don't need to have and allows you to focus on business challenges and issues instead. Holding each other accountable in a partnership is hard because no one reports to anyone in that relationship; it's about us not wanting to let each other down. What derails relationships is making assumptions about what people are doing or thinking, you must remove assumptions, even a simple daily meeting can do that. Find a partner, it's hard and isolating to be on your own, even if means giving up equity in the long run it's worth every penny. Leadership Fundamentals Learn to be accountable to yourself. If nice guys finish last, it's probably a sprint, but in a marathon, the nice guys always finish first. Tell people you don't have all the answers, everyone needs to participate in new ideas. Just like being a parent, a key component of leadership is doing what you say when no one's looking. Leading leaders: support, challenge, and push people but in the end, they make their own decisions because they must own and execute these decisions. People Decisions People decisions is critical, the wrong people in the wrong positions can be cancerous; the amount of energy you spend on a bad fit is draining and it's never getting better. Letting people go is a business decision; you can't be emotional about it and yet you must see the human side of it. But you must do what's right because it impacts so many people. Inaction is ten times more damaging than taking action because everybody knows what should be done. You lose credibility If you don't act quickly. Building a Business (that happens to be in the restaurant industry) We're building a portfolio restaurant business modeled after technology businesses. In this industry you can change the trajectories of people's lives and have a big impact. We're creating leaders in a space that's not known for leadership. Leading in Crisis Transparency about decision making is critical during a crisis. During a crisis, immediate focus on triaging, bring calm then chart a path forward. The most challenging thing during a crisis was losing connectivity and being isolated. To learn more about my work in executive coaching, leadership development and team effectiveness check out my website, connect with me on LinkedIn or email me at winnie@winnifred.org.   Reach out and tell me what was helpful about today's episode or any suggestions you have for my show. Please leave a review and tell someone else about this show; look below for some instructions on how to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. I look forward to sharing another transformative conversation with you next week! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ How to leave a rating or review in Apple Podcasts (on an iOS device) 1. Open the Podcasts app. 2. Choose “Search” from the bottom row of icons and enter the name of the show (i.e., “Transformative Leadership Conversations”) into the search field 3. Select the show under Shows (not under Episodes) 4. Scroll down past the first few episodes until you see Ratings & Reviews 5. Click “Write a Review” underneath the displayed reviews from other listeners. You'll then have the option to rate us on a 5-star scale, and write a review if you choose (you can rate without writing, if you'd prefer)

As a fitness trainer and founding team member of Rumble, Andy Stern definitely doesn't have the stereotypical dad bod... Ten weeks in to being a new dad, Andy talks to Michael and Greg about how hard parenting actually is, how he's trying to find balance as a new parent and what he does to keep the legacy of grandparents who have passed alive. Follow Andy at @andrewgstern on Instagram and learn more about his personal training programs: https://www.andrewgstern.com/

Hi, Welcome to Season Two of Transformative Leadership Conversations, with me, your host, Winnie da Silva. As an Executive Coach and Leadership Strategist for over twenty years, I believe leadership matters. I believe stories make a difference. And I believe we could all use some help and inspiration as leaders ourselves. So, I'm thrilled to be back with you for another amazing line up of conversations with everyday leaders who are willing to share their stories of overcoming difficult challenges and the hard-earned wisdom and insight that can only come from experience. Let's get a peek into who we'll get to hear from in Season 2 which kicks off on May 12th!  · Jeehae Lee: is the Deputy CIO at Bridge Investment Group who is determined make room for people who might be perhaps less visible – her story about coming to this country as a kindergartener made me cry  · Andy Stern and John Rigos: Seasoned Entrepreneurs who went from tech start-ups to putting their energy and passion into reinventing the hospitality fast casual restaurant industry  · Kerel Cooper: the CMO of Live Intent AND the host of the podcast Minority Report which highlights people of color, women & LGBTQ+ community within business, media, and tech talks about his own career trajectory and the barriers he overcame. · Christina Callas: the CDO of Total Wine talks about how the pandemic impacted her team and her family. · Colin Hunter: the CEO of Potential Squared, the author of the upcoming book Be More Wrong and the host of the upcoming podcast with the same name – which both highlight success in failure and how it really does make you a better leader. You can imagine what we talked about Being Wrong - including his own stories and why this topic is close to his heart. · Jeff Harry: is on a mission to build psychologically safe workplaces through positive psychology and play – you won't want to miss this one – he becomes my play therapist right in the middle of our conversation! And you guessed it – our conversation is really fun! · Guy Geier: the MP of FXCollaborative, an architecture firm in NYC; he reflects on his journey as a leader through many catastrophic events over the past 20 years. · Ethan Frisch and Ori Zohar: Social Entrepreneurs who started Burlap & Barrel, the first comprehensive single origin spice company in the United States. You know what that means? The spices they sell are sold directly from the people who grow them – and they are AMAZING. My daughter Aradhana and I have used these fresh spices in our own cooking.  · And lastly, but certainly not least, I talk with Gina L. Osborn: an Army Veteran and former FBI special agent and the host of the podcast Lead Like a Lady where she talks with other amazing women like her who have emerged as leaders in primarily male dominated fields. She's a powerhouse of wisdom and boldness for women certainly – but really for everyone. And somewhere in there, I'm also going to have a surprise “guest”; my grandfather. He died 35 years ago when I was in high school. But last year, I did some research with my Dad and I want to share with you his story too. And I'll also offer some reflections sprinkled throughout the season. I can't wait to share these people and their stories with you.  Thank you for supporting me and this podcast!  As you listen to these conversations and felt its impact, could you tell someone about Transformative Leadership Conversations with Winnie da Silva? You can forward them this episode, post about it on social, or text someone who might be interested in listening. If you could share just once, I'd be grateful.  Also feel free to reach out to me at https://www.winniedasilva.com to learn more about my work in executive coaching, leadership development and team effectiveness. Lastly, if you have your own story of overcoming a leadership challenge you'd like to share, please email me at winnie@winnifred.org – maybe I'll even have you on my show!

In a new COVID-19 world Nigel Savage, President and CEO of Hazon speaks with Jewish leaders from around the world on what this changing landscape means for Jewish communities near and far. Originally recorded on May 17th, we tune into this episode featuring Andy Stern; as both a labor leader and an activist, Stern is a leading voice and a prominent advocate for people who work. He is the author of A Country That Works, which outlines a practical, cooperative approach to promote economic growth in America. In early 2010, Stern was appointed by President Obama to the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform.

Become a Laborwave Patron at patreon.com/laborwave Andrea Haverkamp, President of CGE 6069; Sarah Pishioneri, labor organizer based in Oregon; and Alex Riccio, labor organizer based in Philadelphia; have a comradely discussion about the first two chapters of No Shortcuts: Organizing for Power in the New Gilded Age by Jane McAlevey. Join us in discussion and some reading sessions on our Discord server! You can get in on the fun by becoming a Laborwave Patron at patreon.com/laborwave and joining as a Rank-and-Filer, or Committee Member, or Strike Captain. Once joined, you'll receive an invitation to our Discord where we have a pdf of the book, multiple channels for discussions, and voice channels for periodic reading and chat sessions together! We cover the main arguments put forward in the introduction and chapter two concerning theories of power, the difference between advocacy, mobilizing, and organizing strategies, and whole-worker organizing. We also hiss and boo at the villains taken on by McAlevey named Andy Stern, former president of SEIU, and Saul Alinsky, overall weak-sauce organizer pushing a mostly advocacy and mobilizing approach to social change where organizers pretend to be neutral support with no agendas or positions. This and more in our first Comrades Read Together!

in which we discuss protest in the '60s, The War at Home, Emile de Antonio, and why Silber, Silber and Silber didn't add a fourth name.

As usual, we had masses of #NewMusic in our playlist! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs - #electronic, #rnb, #jazz, #blues and #acoustic. And mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet! Think 'next series of Jools' - that's the kind of artists that we play. This week's Luvva Cover feature was sensational! One of Nina Simone's most powerful (though lesser known) songs is Blackbird. An American jazz singer, Marley Munroe, is relaunching her career as Lady Blackbird with a new album due out soon. She has released her cover version of Nina Simone's song as a single and it is one of the best tracks we have heard this year! New Music That You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! Playlist: Weird Fishes – Lianne La Havas Snow Globe – Long Beard Figure Me Out – Caro LOVE. – Gengahr Taste Your Love – VC Pines Catch Me – Katie Veltri Damned To Love You – Miserable Freedom Falls – Khushi Sesaat Yang Abadi – Monita Tahalea Whispers – Nic Evennett, Classical Glass Blackbird – Nina Simone Blackbird – Lady Blackbird (Luvva Cover feature) So Let’s Begin – Kognitif, Jeanette Robertson Art of Life – Michelle Gurevich Unkind Vibrations – Ishani, Steezo Hide and Seek – Sunflower Thieves Low – Hui I Didn’t Mean To – Andy Stern, Greg Blackman Sell Me To The Wind – Avocet No Parachutes – Stephen Rainey, Ellen Louise Pete Kelly’s Other Song – Ong Rocket – Steve Mason Remaining Dawn – Benny Braun

In this episode of Rosie & BJ Save the World, the co-hosts offer suggestions on saving the world and your budget at the same time with universal basic income (UBI). Most ideas of UBI include a $1,200 monthly check for all citizens over the age of 18 — regardless of income level. The question is: How the heck do you pay for it? Resources for Saving the World

Julia and Andy Stern discuss their new normal amidst self-quarantine. One week into isolation, you'll hear the good, the bad, and the bizarre. They also discuss the pivot they've seen fitness trainers and studios take in the past few week, how to weather the storm from a professional standpoint, and tips for making the most of your time indoors. _ Julia Stern: @notmybestpodcast (instagram.com/notmybestpodcast) Andy Stern: @andrewgtstern (instagram.com/andrewgstern) Workout with us on @doyourumble (instagram.com/doyourumble) 's IGTV Workout with Julia live and on demand at obefitness.com (obefitness.com) | code JULIA100 for 30 days free - R.E.D.D. Bar: Low in sugar, high in adaptogens, and completely plant based protein bars. Use code NOTMYBEST at reddbar.com (reddbar.com) for 15% off

Part 2 of an unfiltered conversation with Andy Stern, Julia's husband on their personal and professional journeys, and how it's affected them as a couple. Head over to listen to episode 10 before giving this one a listen. As a continuation of last week, Julia and Andy will discuss: How the shock loss of Andy's father impacted them at the time of their engagement Managing Andy's mom's diagnosis and 3 year fight with pancreatic cancer while navigating the circumstances The tools they used to set a strong foundation for their marriage Why social media negatively impacted their coping How they work productively together at Rumble without crossing boundaries Career jealousy What's next Julia Stern: @julialstern (https://www.instagram.com/julialstern/) Andy Stern: @andrewgstern (https://www.instagram.com/andrewgstern/) Not My Best: @notmybestpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/notmybestpodcast/) __ R.E.D.D. BAR | R.E.D.D. is a plant based protein bar that's low in sugar and packed with adaptogens that help us ADAPT-TO-STRESS. Visit reddbar.com (https://my.captivate.fm/reddbar.com) and use code NOTMYBEST for 15% off.

Julia has an unfiltered conversation with her husband, Andy Stern, on all things relationships. This is part 1 of a two part episode. From dating for 12 years and figuring out marriage for another 2, nothing is left off the table. Julia and Andy discuss: What it's like to grow up with your significant other, even when you're not sure if they're the one The path (and failures) that's led them to Rumble How to figure out marriage when you also work with each other professionally The pros and cons of the year they spent on the road, helping to build Rumble from 1 studio to 13 nation wide Experiencing devastating loss, grief, and how to support each other through the process Julia Stern: @julialstern (https://www.instagram.com/julialstern/) Andy Stern: @andrewgstern (https://www.instagram.com/andrewgstern/) Not My Best: @notmybestpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/notmybestpodcast/) --- R.E.D.D. BAR | R.E.D.D. is a plant based protein bar that's low in sugar and packed with probiotics and adaptogens to help us ADAPT-TO-STRESS. Visit reddbar.com (reddbar.com) and use code NOTMYBEST for 15% off.

Andy Stern, retired in 2010 and is now President Emeritus of the 2.2-million-member Service Employees International Union (SEIU), the largest union of health care, doctors, nurses, janitors, security officers, child care, home care, hospital, and state workers. SEIU grew by more than 1.2 million workers during his tenure, raised the nation’s largest political action fund, led the efforts to pass Obamacare, and turned thousands of traditionally underpaid service work into jobs that can help support a family. Called a "courageous, visionary leader who charted a bold new course for American unionism," Mr. Stern has been featured on 60 Minutes, CNN and on the covers of the New York Times Magazine, Fortune, Business Week, as well as being named the Fox Power Player of the Week. Mr. Stern was a Presidential Appointee on the Simpson-Bowles Commission and is now a Senior Fellow at The Economic Security Project and Chair of the Board of the Broad Center. His first book A Country That Works was published in 2005, and his second book published in 2015----Raising the Floor: How a Universal Basic Income Can Renew Our Economy and Restore the American Dream highlights the threat to work and workers of rapidly advancing technological change, and explains how a universal basic income is a real solution.

We talk to Andy Stern, former president of SEIU (Service Employees International Union) and author of "Raising the Floor: How a Universal Basic Income Can Renew Our Economy and Rebuild the American Dream."

“That's really one of the most powerful things about Universal Basic Income. You start to believe in a sense of abundance and possibility.” In this episode of Made You Think, Neil and Nat speak to Andrew Yang, the author of The War on Normal People, a follow up to our previous book episode. Today we are discussing the possibility of Universal Basic Income for all. “The bigger people think, the more they wake up. We can make this real together.” We cover a wide range of topics, including : Objections and barriers to adopting UBI The cost of UBI and if can we afford it Video games vs the real world Social Credit Systems and Basic Jobs VAT and economic migration Trump and running for president in 2020 And much more. Please enjoy this interview with the author of The War on Normal People by Andrew Yang. You can also listen on Google Play Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, or in any other podcasting app by searching “Made You Think.” If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out our episode on Sovereign Individual by James Dale Davidson and our episode on Emergency by Neil Strauss for related topics discussed in today’s show. Be sure to join our mailing list to find out about what books are coming up, giveaways we're running, special events, and more. Links from the Episode Mentioned in the show Universal Basic Income [00:30] Roosevelt Institute [04:02] VAT [06:16] Freedom Dividend [07:49] Twitch [10:00] Social Credits [13:24] World of Warcraft [13:50] Pink Collar Jobs [11:19] Blockchain [16:45] (Crypto episode) Ypsilanti, Michigan [18:15] Yang Ventures [18:18] Mynt  [18:31] UBI Pilots [18:59] Solyndra [20:18] The Hamptons [34:32] Enlightened Self-Interest [34:38] Allegiance [30:36] Scrooge McDuck [39:48] Reddit Andrew Yang AMA [43:35] State of the Union Address [43:47] Yang2020.com [47:23] One For Humanity [48:14] Cryptocurrency [54:09] (Crypto episode) Joe Rogan Podcast [59:40] Tim Ferriss Podcast [59:41] Vocal fry [01:01:59] Books Mentioned The War on Normal People by Andrew Yang [00:17] (book episode) Homo Deus by Yuval Harari [07:10] (Nat’s Notes) (book episode) Sovereign Individual by James Dale Davidson [35:20] (Nat’s Notes) (book episode) Emergency by Neil Strauss [38:08] (Nat’s Notes) (book episode) Raising the Floor by Andy Stern [47:44] Skin in the Game by Nassim Taleb [52:02] (Nat’s Notes) (Neil’s Notes) (book episode) Sapiens by Yuval Harari [53:22] (Nat’s Notes) (part 1, part 2) Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch [01:00:40] (book episode) College Dropout by Kanye West [01:00:56] (book episode) People Mentioned Andrew Yang Yuval Harari [07:06] Sam Altman [19:09] Chris Hughes [19:10] Cory Booker [25:11] Jeff Bezos [32:04] Donald Trump [40:43] Barack Obama [41:50] Bernie Sanders [41:47] Chris Rock [42:31] George Bush [42:34] Jesus Christ [42:41] Kanye West [1:03:24] Questions Asked 01:01 – What are the main challenges and objections to UBI? 01:36 – Are any of these objections compelling? 05:04 – Isn’t UBI just cycling money from the top consumers to those that are below $120k a year in spending? 08:18 – Do you see any differing objections between liberals and conservatives to UBI? 09:24 – Do you think there will be a portion of society that replaces work with video games and do you see a growth in the gaming industry because of UBI? 14:40 – How would we implement the social credits app in cities for real? 17:33 – Does it have to be the government that starts a social credit initiative? 20:35 – If you were elected, how are you viewing the idea battleground? 21:10 – How do you get past the inertia to convince people UBI is necessary? 25:00 – How do you feel about basic jobs? 26:40 – What makes the basic jobs idea attractive to other candidates and some voters? 29:15 – Is making the majority of the population reliant on a government subsidy making it easier for a totalitarian president to take control after you? 30:58 – You said in the book we are moving to a winner-take-all economy in a variety of fields, where you have a handful of companies controlling Government policy. Do you see a future where that is possible and how do you stop that? 35:20 – Have you read Sovereign Individual? 35:32 – In Sovereign Individual there is an idea that as wealth disparity grows, eventually the elite will separate themselves from the rest of the population. Do you see any concern for that? 38:54 – Will we see countries trying to attract citizens to move and will VAT be a factor in that? 39:59 – How bad would it have to be before more people left? What’s the threshold? 41:24 – Do you think that Trump getting elected is helpful to someone who’s not a career politician, helping them get elected in 2020? 45:40 – Has communicating a very statistics and quantitative approach been a struggle for you when speaking to audiences? So much of politics is about the emotional appearance. How have you adapted to that? 54:09 – Extra Question that we didn’t get to ask - Would adoption of a VAT accelerate a crypto economy and how does that change the estimates of how we would pay for UBI? Show Topics 1:11 – The main objections to UBI are : How can we afford it? Will it turn people into less happy, lazy wastrels? Won’t it cause mass inflation? 1:44 – Universal Basic Income is affordable but we’ve poorly managed budgets in the past and there is stigma around hoarding money. We need to believe in sense of abundance and possibility. Culture and mental barriers and block around hoarding money. 3:28 – Cost of UBI in the US would cost $2 Trillion. It would be $1000 per month given to each person, we call it the Freedom Dividend. It would cause economy growth due to increased taxes and spending. 4:27 – Benefits of UBI. We would get more out than we put in. It reduces health issues, crime and has many secondary benefits to putting the money into the hands of the people. 05:57 – How the money would be spent. The wealthy vs the majority. VAT taking from those who spend the most and given to the bottom 80%. Money sitting in bank accounts causes a stagnant economy. 07:27 – Basic Income as both appealing Liberals and Conservatives. Most people seem to think it is impossible, shows decline of society and lack of faith in democracy. 10:21 – Video games and the growth of the eSports economy. Parents as an early form of UBI for large groups of young people. Will additional income cause people to withdraw into games more or will it allow them to participate in real life more? 11:03 – Lack of appealing opportunities for men in the real world. The digital world as the cheapest form of entertainment, more money equals more options and less time spent in the digital world. 12:05 – Games used as a sense of accomplishment and emotional highs, which can wear off over time. UBI will give opportunities at a time when people are looking for something new. 13:24 – Social credits as a socially constructive gamification of the real world. Gaming impulse transferred into the real world and other outlets. Current philanthropic trials are small by comparison and Government could apply resources. 20:02 – Yang’s plans as president. Government currently too risk averse. Electing a president with UBI as a main objective would be a huge step towards it. Congress people would have to listen to their constituents. 24:08 – Nothing is as effective as cash to people when talking about control of programs. People losing faith in government programs. Basic jobs as a bad idea, no long term value in unproductive work as more jobs get automated. Unproductive jobs lead to unhappy people. Instead find out what work is inside of each person. The idea of Basic jobs doesn’t value people. Valuing people as stakeholders and not serves. 30:10 – People heading towards reliance on the government. UBI as better way, gives people a higher-level of integrity and self-determination. Any government change to UBI would cause riots and is still a powerful check on the government. Doing nothing will lead to bloodshed and revolution. Antitrust laws and harm to consumers. 32:38 – Defining human success independent of economic or monetary measures. Wealth getting concentrated in ever smaller pools is bad for all businesses. Riots in America looking more likely, how can we prevent that instead of waiting. 37:54 – Enlightened self-interest and lifting others up. Renouncing citizenship for tax reasons. Ad campaigns trying to encourage economic migration. VAT not a powerful factor. 40:17 – Lack of entrepreneurial migrants. Electing Andrew Yang would be a compelling message to immigrants. The opposite of Donald Trump is an Asian guy that likes facts and figures. Clear message through recent politics, people are desperate for change. 44:54 – Using Universal Based Income as a lever to address a crisis. The road to the 2020 election. Challenge of evolving as a person over time. Humanity First and One For Humanity project. Reduction of labor as a central role, the rise of automation and an economy that values people first. 48:36 – Possibility of a follow-up episode. Listeners, send in any questions. Next time we could dive deeper on Venture For America and his other policies. Check out his site Yang2020.com. Follow Andrew on Twitter @AndrewYangVFA and @andrewyang2020 53:29 – Influences of Yuval Harari. Andrew’s perspective is super refreshing for a politician. Getting other authors on the podcast. 57:44 – If you’re enjoying this show we would love to see you over on our Patreon page. You get the bonus material, detailed book notes, all of our questions from interviews and upcoming books and the opportunity to join Neil and I on a live Q&A hangout. Patreon helps us to keep the show as we want it without ads interrupting the flow of the conversation. 01:01:22 – Keep telling your friends about the show, leave a review on iTunes. It helps us to show as up as a recommended podcast. We read all of them and we super appreciate it. If you want to support the podcast in another way you can go to MadeYouThinkPodcast.com/Support. We do have a bunch of products there that we use on a regular basis. If you click through or use the coupon code it does help support the show, I guess we should mention Amazon as well as listed on there and you can go do your normal shopping on Amazon doesn't cost you anything. 01:03:08 – The interview format is new for us so we’d love to know what you think. Send us an e-mail or tweet. On Twitter I’m @TheRealNeilS and I’m @NatEliason and we will talk to you there, see you all next week. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://madeyouthinkpodcast.com

While he’s not actually related to Nat, Andy Stern is Rumble Boxing’s GM and Founding Trainer! Hear Nat’s review of her first Rumble class and find out why it’s one of the hottest NYC workouts (and could be coming to your city next!). Plus, get to know Andy, hear his path into the fitness world, and take away plenty of fitness advice for achieving your goals.

The Little Beet emerged out of a partnership between Andy Stern and John Rigos’ company Aurify Brands (formerly Five Points Partners) and Andy Duddleston. After a trip to LA, the team was inspired by the restaurant concept Lemonade and wanted to bring a sort of vegetable-focused healthy concept to New York. At the time, the team would look for healthy concepts in the city but could only find salad shops and wanted to provide another option in their market. Offering 11 different vegetable sides, The Little Beet has distinguished itself as a brand serving healthy and delicious vegetable-focused dishes without having to only serve salad. Consumers off all diet types can find something on their menu. The Little Beet does things “the hard way.” Using all premium ingredients and ingredients that can be difficult to source, Duddleston says “I think that’s what makes us special.” But it takes more than good food to create an emerging brand. Listen to this episode of the emerging brand series to see how The Little Beet combines a great food offering, a fun environment, and their “secret sauce” to keep customers coming back for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

You know you have a bulletproof mindset when you can get up every morning and go to work after losing a parent. This Q&A with Andy not only taught me the value of love and passion but also how success comes from truly being mentally unbreakable. You never know what battle you will have to fight in your future.Want to know how to optimise your brain? FOLLOW ME ONLINE HERE: Website: www.neuroathletics.com.auEmail: info@neuroathletics.com.au Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_thediamondbossFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/neuroathletics_Snapchat: http://snapchat.com/add/diamondbos Website: www.thediamondboss.comSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/thediamondbossTwitter: https://twitter.com/TheDiamondBos

Andy Stern enlisted Futures Fins and The Scripps Institution of Oceanography in pursuit of a breakthrough in the way humanity understands the ocean. And a breakthrough in surfboard fins. A Yale graduate and former professional squash player, Andy has created a fin set that measures ocean chemistry and gathers data while you surf. Salinity. PH balance. Temperature. Wave data. It's all collected through your fins as you ride waves. But Andy is not just the founder of a noteworthy achievement in fin design. He also commissions sculptures of extinct birds and places them in the wild where the species was last seen before vanishing. He also has a Zen Buddhist meditation practice that often entails week-long silent retreats. This is a special episode and we're excited to have you join us on The Wire.

Welcome to the first episode of Ye Ultimate Party! My guest Andy Stern (Musician, Schurbert, Definitely Dolphins) and I talk about his ultimate party Thank you to Your average Joe for Sound engineering this episode. https://soundcloud.com/youraveragejoemccullough

Author and former labor union leader Andy Stern thinks universal basic income is the key to solving problems plaguing America’s economy. He wrote about it in his book Raising the Floor: How a Universal Basic Income Can Renew Our Economy and Rebuild the American Dream. As technology takes over jobs humans used to do, the old idea is gaining new attention. Universal basic income has been supported by Martin Luther King, Jr., Charles Murray, Robert Reich, and Milton Friedman. Stern lays out why it’s the right economic policy for a modern United States.

Andy Stern, one of America’s most influential organizers and activists, describes his time as SEIU President, why he stepped down and eventually turned to the basic income as a policy solution for the new economy. Stern is the author of Raising the Floor: How a Universal Basic Income Can Renew Our Economy and Restore the […]

Across the political spectrum there is a growing recognition that our current welfare state is unable to meet the challenges of the 21st century. Among the alternatives being explored by scholars on both the right and left is the idea of a Universal Basic Income (UBI), a simple cash payment from the government to every citizen, without other requirements or restrictions. Two new books look at this idea from very different, but overlapping directions. Charles Murray, envisions a UBI as an alternative to the current bloated and bureaucratic welfare state. Andy Stern worries about inequality and a future in which automation has reduced low-skilled employment. Along with Cato senior fellow Michael Tanner, they will discuss whether a UBI is a practical and affordable approach to poverty in a new economy and whether or not there really is an opportunity to build a cross-partisan consensus for a new approach to social welfare. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andy Stern joins Ezra, Sarah, and Matt to talk about his new book, Raising the Floor: How a Universal Basic Income Can Renew Our Economy and Rebuild the American Dream. Then, the regular cast considers new research on police use of force. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 143 was recorded LIVE on Monday November 7, 2011. This week we have in studio Andy Stern from Feral Babies. Also, interviews with Failures Union, and The Slow Death. This weeks setlist includes... Sick Of It All - No Apologies Guttermouth - Gold Leatherface - Red Diesel Asado - Without A Choice Never Hit Again - When The Ceiling Is Falling On You The Grabbers - It Grows Lowbrow - Fort Kickass The Bomb - Man... Atlanta Retarded - D.U.M.B. Landmines - Hell Is What We Make It Guitar Gangsters - Here Comes Everybody *The Slow Death Interview The Slow Death - A Little Bit More The Worktones - Pain In My Head The New Criminals - On Haunted Hill The Stereo State - Horse To Hell Belvedere - Weekend Warrior Frankie Lee - Stone Cold Lazy The Flatliners - Here Comes Treble *Too Many Daves Interview Too Many Daves - Just Fuckin’ Kill Me Feral Babies - Violent Boredom Goldblade - Out Of Control Strung Out - Mind Of My Own Apart From This - Worthless Time Again - Day Like This********************************** Devasted - Never Give Up ??? - Fuck ‘em *Bro Bowl Interlude OFF! - Now I’m Pissed ??? - Devil’s Coffee *Failures Union Interview Failures Union - Astro City 0.5 Ceremony - M.C.D.F. Listen LIVE every Monday night from 8-10PM ET on www.LoudFastShitty.com, RantRadio, Stitcher Radio, www.PunkSkaHXC.com or iTunes. www.loudfastshitty.com www.twitter.com/loudfastshitty www.facebook.com/lfspodcastshow www.myspace.com/loudfastshitty Listen to Loud Fast and Shitty Radio on your mobile device through the Stitcher Radio app which you can find on your /iTouch, Android, Palm or BlackBerry marketplace. Subscribe on iTunes http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/loud-fast-sh-tty-podcast-radio/id303417015 Email us you requests, marriage proposals and death threats to lfspodcast@gmail.com Call us LIVE TOLL FREE at 888-839-6417 or Drunk Dial text/call(480)269-PUNK Reach us via Skype: LoudFastShitty

Episode #134 was recorded on Labor Day, Monday September 5, 2011. This week we speak with Feral Babies drummer Andy Stern, take requests and ignore the phone. Here is the playlist... Planes Mistaken For Stars - Thunder In The Night Forever Subhumans - Look at the Dawn American Steel - Graveyards Schlong - Cool Rich Kids On LSD - Pothead Adolf and the Piss Artists - Pushed Aside Darkbuster - Give Up Dope Bonecrusher - Price You Pay Skinflicks - We Are Their Target Rudimentary Peni - Cosmetic Plague Night Birds - Born Of Man And Woman The Dwarves - Relentless Dillinger Four - Shut Your trap, Inc. The Respirators - Homecoming Generators - Summer Of Unrest Citizen Keyne - Great To Be Me Gallows - True Colors Guttermouth - Runner Up Untied Shoes - Life Is Expensive 4 Ft Fingers - Busted Feral Babies - Deep Submission Off! - Rat Pack Cerebral Ballzy - Puke Song Reducers S.F. - Reality Clash Total Chaos - Let It Roll Amebix - Knights of the Black Sun Zebrahead - Get Nice! Propaghandi - Human(e) Meat Dayglo Abortions - Feed Us A Fetus Madison Bloodbath - The A.L. Is A Junior Circuit Disposable Society - Riot In The Streets Feral Babies - Misery Big City Bombers - Riot Girl Chief - Get Out F-Minus - Real Deal Feral Babies - Feral Babies Listen LIVE every Monday night from 8-10PM ET on www.LoudFastShitty.com, RantRadio, Stitcher Radio, www..com or iTunes. www.loudfastshitty.com www.twitter.com/loudfastshitty www.facebook.com/lfspodcastshow www.myspace.com/loudfastshitty Listen to Loud Fast and Shitty Radio on your mobile device through the Stitcher Radio app which you can find on your iPhone/iTouch, Android, Palm or BlackBerry marketplace. Subscribe on iTunes http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/loud-fast-sh-tty-podcast-radio/id303417015 Email us you requests, marriage proposals and death threats to lfspodcast@.com Call us LIVE TOLL FREE at 888-839-6417 or Drunk Dial text/call(480)269-PUNK Reach us via Skype: LoudFastShitty

Meet the Bloggers is a live online video show created by Brave New Foundation which is broadcast online every Friday focusing on unconventional political opinion and analysis. Host Cenk Uygur speaks to Andy Stern about the Employee Free Choice Acts. Featured bloggers: Baratunde Thurston and Michael Whitney weigh in.

On Wall Street, private equity firms are buying up corporations and turning them around for huge profits. What does it mean for America's workers and for the economic gap between average families and the wealthiest Americans? Andrew Stern, the president of Service Employees International Union-the fastest growing union in the nation-weighs in. Also on the program, Bill Moyers interviews writer, activist, and philosopher Grace lee Boggs, who has taken part in some of the seminal civil rights struggles in U.S. history, about her belief that real change for democracy will come from the grassroots. "We're not looking sufficiently at what is happening at the grassroots in the country," she says. "We have not emphasized sufficiently the cultural revolution that we have to make...in order to force the government to do differently."

Act 1: The new health care plan - The Al Franken Show Act 2: Cure all for health care - The Colbert Report Act 3: Who's got a plan? - NPR On Point Act 4: Andy Stern on health care - Rachel Maddow Act 5: Bush's plan torn to pieces - Sam Seder Show Act 6: Nick's story - NPR's All Things Considered Act: 7 Martin Luther King Jr. speech Check out www.NickDupree.Blogspot.com www.TheAlFrankenShow.com www.ComedyCentral.com www.NPR.org www.MaddowOnline.com www.TheSamSederShow.com Music: Animals - We Gotta Get Outta This Place Cracker - Shameless Veruca Salt - Seether Steve Earle - Amerika 6.0 (Best That We Can Do) Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers of America Moby - Natural Blues Thanks for listening! Visit me at www.BestOfTheLeftPodcast.com Contact me directly at HippieSympathizer@gmail.com Leave me comments at www.PodcastAlley.com or Review the show on iTunes.