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Episode 66 | In this week's episode, Jason had the opportunity to connect with Keith Taylor in the final week of his 30-year tenure at Beulah Alliance Church in Edmonton. In their conversation, Keith reflects back on 42 years of ministry and the ways he saw God move in different ways, in different seasons. He also shares about the unique history of Beulah, born out of a missionary-style movement to Western Canada in the early 1900s, and speaks to young pastors about what can help them serve faithfully for decades to come. As Keith finished his time as the Lead Pastor of Beulah, it was also the beginning of a new era of leadership for the church. Almost five years ago, the journey began as the elders board and Keith started to look towards what would be next and how they might begin preparing for the search and evaluation process. Looking ahead, Keith says he isn't done just yet! Although his time at Beulah is over, he is excited by the ways God might lead him to new assignments and ways to serve others still. He plans to spend time with younger pastors and to invest in the next generation of leaders who face a challenging Canadian landscape ahead. He has great faith though, knowing that if pastors continue to rely on God's power, He will ultimately continue to build His Church across our country. About | Keith Taylor served for 30 years as Lead Pastor of Beulah Alliance Church in Edmonton, recently passing on that role in Spring of 2021. Previously, Keith was lead pastor for 11 years at the Alliance Church in Vernon, BC. He is a passionate preacher, leader, and champion of people and enjoys continuing to be a part of Beulah after his retirement. He has been married to his childhood sweetheart, Jacquie, for 45 years. They have three married children and 6 awesome grandkids. Keith has served on the Ambrose University Board, Alpha Canada Board and numerous other denominational boards. He also has a passion for motorcycles and sailing. Blog | www.ccln.ca/episodes/episode66 Website | www.ccln.ca

Todays episode of Share The Struggle starts with a miss opportunity to name a sports franchise the Cleveland steamers and an Olympic protest.  Some rewarding volunteer work and some outdoor progress provide some mental progress. As Keith tries to enjoy himself he battles with the feeling of guilt as his to do list keeps growing. This emotional battle inspires some research that leads to some insight from www.medium.com and www.healthline.com. Articles from Cherrie Kwok a Toronto based educator and MD Alex Lickerman examining productivity guilt and time anxiety put a spot light on Keith's recent struggles. Understanding the struggles provide the necessary information to prepare for the battle within. 

Senior Manager, Lucid - Formerly Toyota & Tesla Show notes: https://www.leanblog.org/410 My guest for Episode #410 of the Lean Blog Interviews podcast is Keith Champion, Senior Manager ofOperational Excellence at Lucid Motors, a new entrant in the electric vehicle marketplace, with their Lucid Air luxury sedan hitting the market very soon. Keith worked for Toyota for more than 17 years (thanks to fellow Toyota alum and previous podcast guest Tim Turner for making the connection). As Keith talks about in the episode, he started as a Team Member at Toyota Georgetown, progressing his career to Team Leader, Group Leader, and other roles. He then spent nine years working for Tesla Motors. Keith then joined Lucid in 2019 -- BTW, the CEO of Lucid, Peter Rawlinson, was previously Vice President of Vehicle Engineering at Tesla and Chief Engineer of the Model S. Topics and questions in today's episode (and related links): What's your Lean / TPS origin story? It sort of starts before Toyota What happens when you "pull the andon cord" at Toyota? How is Lucid trying to build the culture right the first time? What is the leadership team like at Lucid? Is there a management "philosophy" as Toyota might talk about? What are the core values of Lucid Motors? What's the biggest operations (and supply chain) challenge related to starting a new factory in Arizona? How do you build for scalability? How important is it to have "built in quality" for a luxury vehicle (or any car)? What is an empowering continuous improvement program? Not just suggestions, but implement... What are the five key goals and metrics that are used throughout the factory? Lucid article (and video) about General Assembly A look at the paint shop The podcast is sponsored by Stiles Associates, now in their 30th year of business. They are the go-to Lean recruiting firm serving the manufacturing, private equity and healthcare industries. Learn more.   This podcast is part of the #LeanCommunicators network.   

Welcome to our newest show at Impact Radio USA, "INTERVIEWS and MORE", the show that features past interviews from our guests on "Dr. Paul's Family Talk" radio show. In addition to continuing to promote our guests, this show also gives our listeners another opportunity to hear the great information that our guests have provided. As for the "More", we will cover everything from food, to cars, to Bible verses, to music, and so much "MORE"! On today's segment, we will talk to Keith Senzer and Janet Howle: KEITH SENZER Keith Senzer struggled with low self-esteem, bullying from others, and undiagnosed ADHD as a youth, and now, as a Life Coach, he is helping young people and their parents over come the same obstacles that he overcame through his own efforts. As Keith stated, "I truly believe my purpose and calling is effecting change in our teens so that they may grow up to be powerful, responsible and influential adults who want to make the world a better place. I wish that Life Coaching was something that was accessible when I was growing up. I was bullied as a teen and to this day believe that I had ADHD which went undiagnosed. This had a tremendous impact on my academic success and in turn my self-confidence. I struggled to make new friends and was viewed as a snob because I was so shy. My insecurities kept me from connecting with people and recognizing social cues that I should have responded to appropriately. Since 2014 I have dedicated my life to helping teens become the best version of themselves and teaching them to be our future leaders with a goal to heal our world." https://shiftyourpower.com JANET HOWLE Janet Howle has accomplished much in her life, including working as a physical therapist, maintaining a university position, operating her own business with her husband, traveling the world, and now .... an author! As Janet Howle wrote, "I wrote my first piece of fiction the summer I was ten- or there about. It was a story about a young, bored girl who, despite an otherwise happy childhood, runs away to join a circus. It wasn’t a very long story since I couldn’t decide if my heroine was going to be a bareback rider or aerialist, but I did know she would wear one of those sparkly, sequined leotards and tights-pink, or maybe purple. I also had no idea how to develop a plot or describe characters.  My teen years weren’t particularly remarkable. I wasn’t rebellious, well, maybe a little. Fast forward to adulthood. I graduated from the University of Michigan with a BS in physical therapy and I immediately specialized in pediatrics. A few years (and a marriage) later, I left Michigan for graduate school at the University of North Carolina and on completion, joined the faculty there. During these years, both as a clinician and an assistant professor, I wrote a lot of nonfiction, you know, case reports and academic writing, that sort of thing. Okay, maybe academic writing does require a bit of fiction. Now to Uncharted. The setting, characters, and plot draw on my many years sailing the Bahamas mixed in with a shady period in the history of these islands. That more or less brings you up-to-date. I am working on a sequel to Uncharted. It will be a while until it is even a completed manuscript, but it will draw on the period in which the Duke of Windsor ruled the Bahamas. Our next rally will be Cuba if this Covid virus ever goes away." https://www.janethowleauthor.com

Today we are thrilled to embark on a new adventure here on PeerSpectrum. The first episode of our new guest host series. We’re inviting back some of our most popular past guests and handing over the microphone. As Keith and I have learned over the past few years, there is an art and craft to interviewing. Playing on the field has given us both a deeper appreciation and admiration for the true masters of the game. Masters such as the late Larry King (who passed away just last month) and his very close friend, and our most recent guest, Cal Fussman. As we discussed last time, one of my all-time favorite podcast interviews was Cal Fussman interviewing Larry King, on Tim Ferriss’s podcast. It was a rare opportunity to listen in as two masters discussed their game. These types of conversations are likely more common than we think. It’s just not as common to hear them. Today we are happy to have our good friend and past guest, Dr. Robert Adams back with us. As you may recall, Bob is a former US Navy SEAL and command surgeon for the army’s elite Delta Force. A recently retired family physician in the UNC health system, Bob is also the author of two books, “Six Days of Impossible,” and “Swords and Saints: A Doctor’s Journey.” Today Bob is joined by his good friend and former colleague, Dr. Sean Mulvaney. Sean is also a former US Navy SEAL turned army physician. Their conversation will take us all around the world from the battle fields of Iraq and Afghanistan, to a surprise birthday party for Colin Powell aboard a US Navy warship. More importantly, Bob and Sean will spend some time discussing PTSD, what we currently know about it and how it is and will be treated. They also discuss a new and very promising PTSD treatment called Stellate Ganglion Block. Sean has treated hundreds of veterans, trauma survivors and others suffering the effects of PTSD. This includes Medal of Honor recipients Dakota Myer, whose treatment by Sean was dramatically featured in a recent 60 Minutes report. Let us know what you think of this new format. Who would you like to hear as a future guest host? We love hearing your ideas so keep them coming. With that said, let’s get started…

The Fintech Phenomenon is rarely about doing something entirely new. It’s about doing things in a new way that better fits the needs of the target market. The fintech model also enables the provider to reach underserved market segments. Lending is, of course, the core offering of banks. But between their legacy processes, underwriting requirements, compliance demands, and more, they simply aren’t nimble enough to serve new segments in our evolving economy. And the banking crisis of 2008 left them even more risk averse. That’s left small business lending wide open to fintechs. Case in point: the online seller, that small business that makes a product or buys wholesale and sells direct to customers through their own website and, for most, through marketplaces like Amazon and Shopify. Cash Flow is Everything Here’s where success can kill a business. If their online store and what they’re selling catches on, they’ve got a tiger by the tail. They’ve already invested their own money to get the store off the ground. But they have to keep buying inventory in order to fulfill orders. Where’s the capital to pay for that inventory to come from in order to do that? As the founder of multiple small businesses, I can tell you that cash flow management is a daily concern. It’s no different for these Amazon sellers because Amazon pays out every two weeks and it may take a month or more for the funds from some transactions to hit the seller’s bank account. With cash flow “everything” for the SMB, funding business growth is a major challenge. To keep up, you have to reinvest to feed the beast. You take all your earnings and put them into new inventory. That’s where our guest for this episode comes in. Keith Smith is co-founder and CEO of Payability, a firm that has loaned over $2.5B since 2015 to Amazon and Shopify sellers. Data Enables the Model Payability, sitting between the seller and the marketplace, sees massive data sets that help it and its algorithms determine risk. Given the volume of data, the myriad sources of these signals, it’s impossible for humans to do the underwriting. Machine learning can examine far more signals than a human can ever handle. So, as Keith puts it, Payability’s staff “trains the robots” to help the company accurately price financing for those who would otherwise be locked out this kind of business. The Money Supply Chain In the business of selling money, you have to have access to it. You have to be part of the money supply chain. Drastic changes in the finance ecosystem have taken place since 2008. With traditional banks stepping back from small business lending, fintechs have entered the money supply chain, as the new distributor of funds, enabled by their ML-based underwriting and risk models. The fintech underwriting sophistication has been a boon to traditional sources of financing, both banks and institutional investors. They still sell money; they just do it through the new fintech channel. The COVID Accelerator As a funder of online businesses that have benefited from the COVID-driven shift to e-commerce, Payability has prospered in 2020. As Keith put it “we’ve seen four or five years of growth out of a single year.” In Glenbrook’s payments consulting work, our discussions with merchants, billers, sellers, and their technology parters have included this common refrain. COVID has hurt many but others, able to respond to the challenges and opportunities of the digital shift, have prospered. Find more podcasts and commentary at Glenbrook's Payments on Fire® site, check out our blog Payments Views, and subscribe to the best payments industry news feed, Payments News. Read our COVID-19 Payments Industry eBook.

Keith Robinson’s 30-year career in safety started with a direct command from his captain in the Navy.“When I was a young officer in the Navy, the captain I served under came to me and said, ‘We need you to be the assistant safety officer on this nuclear-powered aircraft carrier,’” Keith says. “The Navy puts you where they need you versus where you want to be. I had no experience with it, but I spent my final two years in the Navy and on my ship as the assistant safety officer, got a lot of experience, and discovered a passion for the job.”Once he was done serving, that passion didn’t go away. Keith took safety job after safety job, starting at Four Seasons Environmental Services. He bounced around for the next couple of decades until six years ago, when he left Stantec for his current job as Vice President of Safety at Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.On this episode of the No Accident podcast, presented by TRUCE, Keith discusses how making a personal connection with the employee, providing the personal touch, is ultimately what helps to motivate safe behavior, because ultimately it’s up to the individual to make the right decisions.. He also shares how to speak the C-suite’s language — that is, talk in terms of metrics that they care about, such as productivity and profitability.Keith also discusses how and why an injury negatively affects business, noting that it “impacts the company's ability to produce whatever product it is or whatever service it is in the long run.”He points out that when somebody gets injured, it’s important to remember that “they didn't do it on purpose. They may have been careless about it, but they did not intend to get hurt. That's not the result that they wanted. So we need to really make sure that as leaders, we are approaching people with that same perspective.”Featured Guest

How do you go from being a NFL player to a Celebrity Yogi and Mindfulness teacher? In this Live Greatly episode Keith Mitchell shares how he transformed his life after a football injury left him partially paralyzed. Kristel Bauer and Keith discuss the amazing tools that helped with his recovery leading to where he is today. Tune in to learn how to stop being a victim and start participating in your healing. Kristel and Keith dive into overcoming anxiety, dealing with trauma, and learning how to trust and love yourself. As Keith says " We have the opportunity to play big in this world." Check out this episode if you want to learn how! Keith Mitchell is a former All-Pro NFL football player turned internationally renowned Mindfulness Teacher and Celebrity Yogi. A Holistic Health and Wellness Advocate, Community Activist and Humanitarian, he is committed to providing holistic tools that help others achieve optimal health, harmony and aliveness to the fullest degree. After a life changing football injury left Keith partially paralyzed, he utilized Yoga and Meditation to fully recover, he now shares his inspirational transformation with others as a highly sought after spiritual lifestyle/ wellness coach, teacher and motivational speaker. Although Keith’s football accident forced him into an early retirement, it led him to his true life’s calling — inspiring others to move beyond survivor and victim consciousness to full empowerment. Keith is a leader and exemplary teacher for people dealing with emotional and physical suffering. His personal shift from a professional sports athlete to spiritual luminary allows him to mentor from experience with full transparency and authenticity; utilizing his many years of Yoga and meditation training combined with his stellar PRO athlete expertise. As the founder of the The Light it Up Foundation , Keith considers altruism and service as his life’s purpose Keith’s mission is to guide others to find the power within themselves to make a positive shift— so they may live a life full of joy, gratitude and purpose. Keith has been featured in: NFL Films, People Magazine, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, USA Today, Sports Illustrated, Essence, The Huffington Post, Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Bravo and has presented at The Omega Institute, Deepak Chopra’s Homebase (NYC) , the White House, and many more. You can learn more about Keith here https://www.keithmitchell59.com Kristel Bauer PA-C is a female entrepreneur in wellness, Keynote Speaker, Founder of Live Greatly, and Podcast Host sharing a unique and inspiring message with the world. After years of practicing traditional medicine, a loved one’s stage 4 cancer diagnosis awakened a burning desire in Kristel to explore and examine what wellness truly means. As an Integrative Medicine Fellow, Physician Assistant, and Reiki Master, Kristel founded Live Greatly to share her findings on how best to achieve optimal health in mind, body, & spirit to attain success. She is a believer that mindset is everything, and strives to push past the boundaries of fear to live life fully from a place of love and joy. To optimize your well-being and performance check out Kristel's 8-week online course at www.livegreatly.co. It is filled with daily 2-7 minute videos to guide you towards transformation. Sign up for Kristel's email list on her website to be notified when her soon to be released course on eating to optimize your mood is released! Kristel is an advocate for student and employee wellness and offers specialized packages & employee wellness programs for companies, organizations, and universities. To learn more or to book Kristel as a speaker contact her via www.livegreatly.co Follow Live Greatly on Instagram and Twitter at livegreatly_co and on facebook @livegreatly.co. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kristel-bauer/support

I was delighted to have the opportunity to virtually sit down with one of their clients, Kieth Moran from SL Controls. People clearly play a big part in the development of any business. But for SL Controls, the advancements in technology (robotics, virtual reality and data) meant their strategy was constantly changing. So I wanted to find out how they communicated those changes to their people. Without affecting personal development or culture. Implementing a 3-year strategy, and using quarterly reviews, 1-1s conversations have been massive for the overall success of the SL Controls strategy. As Keith beautiful put it: “The real power is giving people purpose. Once people have a purpose and they know what they’re doing, why they’re doing it and what it’s contributing the overall strategy. It’s transformative.” Enjoy! DON’T HAVE TIME TO LISTEN TO THE WHOLE EPISODE? HERE’S AN EASY BREAKDOWN [1.26] How did SL Controls come about? [4.56] A quick insight into the work that you do? [6.22] How has technology (robotics, virtual reality and data) changed your strategy? [8.06] People clearly play a big part in the development of your business. How have you communicated the change in strategies over the years? [11.56] Why do you believe you’ve succeeded so much this year compared to other businesses in the same industry? [14.19] Do you think you need good process management in place before finding the right product? Or is it the other way around? [15.12] Have you been able to measure changes in staff engagement? If so, what has been the biggest thing for you? [17.06] As a leader is your ability to understand the views&opinions of your staff key? [18.10] And seeing that culture shift must be really rewarding for you and your board? [19.03] Do the OKRs allow an employee to trace how they are making an impact within the business? [19.31] With your performance management process, can you identify issues before they become big issues? [20.22] How are you planning to maintain your, what sounds like an amazing culture going forward? [23.20] I loved the videos of you and your family showing how you got through lockdown. Do you think more leaders should do this? Showing openness and honesty?

As Keith is on paternity leave, the gang digs up a special episode from the vault! Jared and Keith talk about their history with pro wrestling, how they started watching, and much more!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mixedtag/support

Beware Your Driver! Ride Share: The Series Digital Sky Season 2 is the standalone series based on Digital Sky Season 1 episode, Ride Share, picking up right where the original left off. Follow the weekly adventures of enigmatic con-man, Keith, a dangerous stranger capable of anything. As Keith uses a Ride Share app to find his next mark, his journey takes him from car to car, meeting interesting characters along the way. Season 2 features some of the biggest voice performers anywhere including, Emmy winner Eric Martsolf (Days of Our Lives), reprising his role as Keith, and Britt Baron, star of the Netflix series GLOW and Final Fantasy 7: Remake. Ride Share also features some of your favorite characters returning from Digital Sky Season 1. Experience movies of the mind with extraordinary production values that put you in the car alongside Keith. Tune in for Episode 1 of Ride Share: The Series on September 1st! A new episode will be released weekly. Created, Written, and Directed by Scott Zakarin. Narrated by Anna Brisbin. Produced by Bert Benton, Scott Zakarin, and James Gavsie. Digital Sky Season 2- Ride Share is a Zoit Media production.

As one of the world’s leading communications specialists, no one knows more about the effect of impactful communication than Keith Daniell, a former television presenter and journalist for the likes of ITV and Channel 4. As Keith explains in this week’s conversation, communication now is more important than ever. He offers some practical advice on how you can maximise the impact of your communication in this new world, which we now seem to have been suddenly thrust...   KEY TAKEAWAYS New communication technologies, such as video conferencing and remote conversations, will not be going away, even when the effects of lockdown are lifted. It is now more important than ever to recognise not just the ways in which humanity communicates verbally, but also the more nuanced ways in which we physically communicate, and seek to replicate this through new means. Communication is too often filtered through pretence due to our need to appear in a certain light when with certain people. This can easily be demonstrated by comparing the way in which we communicate with strangers, and how we communicate with those we know best. Communication is generally believed to 55% physiology, 38% tonality and 7% verbal (words). This demonstrates the need for a greater depth of expression than merely verbal. Learning is actually maximised by failure. Failure in any task instils within us a greater sense of achievement when we are victorious. BEST MOMENTS ‘If we want to make a difference then we need to have the ability to make an impact’ ’There’s no point trying to teach someone to curve the ball like Beckham!’ ‘Life is simple, but we complicate it’ ‘What we actually say is often less important than the way we say it'     VALUABLE RESOURCES Keith.daniell@tmgtraining.co.uk TMG Training – www.tmgtraining.co.uk TMG Training YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4bkORVZzm9tR94C0zcsXYA Mastering The Game Of Life  ABOUT THE GUEST Keith is the owner and founder of TMG Training, a businessman, director and trustee as well as an associate of Henley and Oxford University Business Schools.  He is an experienced board member with expertise in communication and strategy. He was a television presenter and journalist for ITN, ITV and Channel 4.  He has built and sold several businesses including The Media Group, TMG Support and TMG CRB, the country’s leading disclosure and barring service provider, to GB Group plc.  He is a director of a multi-academy trust and chair of the Youth Sport Trust Enterprise Board. He now works with leading organisations to develop, simplify and maximise effective communication. His YouTube channel, TMG Training – Presentation Skills Coaching showcases some of his tips in bite-sized chunks. Keith is married to Alison and lives outside Nottingham.  They have two grown-up daughters: Emily (a lawyer) and Sarah (a teacher), as well as a Labrador, Tilly. Contact Keith via: keith.daniell@tmgtraining.co.uk ABOUT THE HOST One thing that’s never been attached to Paul is the label ‘normal’ – something he is totally aware of.  He definitely subscribes to being one of those mentioned the iconic ‘Think Different’ Apple commercial narrated by Steve Jobs in 1977: “Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes... the ones who see things differently -- they're not fond of rules.  You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can't do is ignore them because they change things... they push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do!” Paul has a long and distinguished history of coaching & mentoring – particularly focusing on helping people make the transition from pain to purpose; a journey he has made himself, from the depths of a deep dark existence, to now living a life of happiness and prosperity. Through this Mastering The Game Of Life podcast, and books he has been involved in – including being a best-selling co-author – Paul also helps others to get their own inspirational messages and stories out into the world; as well as offering support to many charitable organisations, in their development & fund-raising. “Remember – Mastering The Game Of Life Starts, By Embracing Our Hearts!” CONTACT METHODS Tel: +44 (0) 115 7270101 E-mail: Paul@Paul-Lowe.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/IAMPaulLowe Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IamPaulLowe/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-d-lowe-7a78332a/ 

In this episode of Blooming Boomers, Anna and Mirella speak with Keith Goodwin, a career advisor at the local YWCA. Keith talks about employment for those 55 and up and what programs like his can offer.Keith also recounts his journey through life and how he has successfully re-invented himself a few times. It's never too late for any of us.For those considering working longer, and needing support, motivation, do check for programs and resources in your community: YWCA, YMCA, libraries, colleges and also any government programs are good sources. As Keith mentioned, ageism does exist, but equally there are also opportunities.We look forward to your input.Feel free to drop us a line at: bbteam@thebloomingboomers.comwww.thebloomingboomers.com And if you'd like to share your story, hobbies, insights, experiences, ... let us know and we'll be happy to consider you as our guest on our podcast and/or YouTube channel. 

As Keith and Christian prep for the end of 2019, Keith's having another drink from B. Neckor and Christian's drinking a Bud. Listen as the guys talk about the new Charlie's Angel's movie, water vapor being discovered on one of Jupiter's moons, the Baby Jesus version of Phil Collins and more "whatevers in life!"

Keith Dinicol is a Canadian actor currently appearing in Drayton Entertainment's stellar production of “Twelve Angry Men.” As Keith mentions in our podcast director Marti Maraden has assembled a cast of top actors including Neil Barclay, Skye Brandon, Benedict Campbell and Cyrus Lane just to name a few. As an actor with decades as a company member with the largest repertory company in North America, The Stratford Festival, Keith has worked on everything from Shakespeare to Strindberg and Stoppard. Dinicol traces his roots back to the early days of the Stratford Festival, where other than Tyrone Guthrie he's worked with every artistic director, either as an actor or director. He also shares memories of working with his father-in-law John Neville at Edmonton's Citadel Theatre and Stratford.

Keith Nothacker, Founder and CEO of BACtrack, even in college knew that he wanted to be an entrepreneur. When he was looking for something -- anything -- to sell online, he decided it was crazy that the police could test anyone for their blood alcohol level, but consumers couldn’t test themselves. So he decided to solve that problem. BACtrack pioneered the consumer market for breathalyzers, positioning the product as an affordable, consumer-friendly safety device. In 2004, BACtrack became the first company ever to receive U.S. Food & Drug Administration clearance to legally sell the devices to consumers for personal use.Ledge sat down with Keith to share the story of his company, from design to prototypes, manufacturing to distribution, and into the age of the smartphone. As Keith says, “Hardware is hard,” but just like any other business you buckle down and make it happen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the RMPodcast! Reviews:Godzilla King of the Monsters (@ 8:31) Vices Segment (@ 51:58) We’re back for another exciting episode this week! As Keith flushes away his worries, Sean, his bowel movements, and Brandon...has nothing to flush, we have a review for a film some may enjoy, but others will wish was flushed away as well! In Headlines this week Hollywood is boycotting Georgia, or at least refusing to film there due to their new abortion laws. Is this a sound business decision or just petty grandstanding? (HINT: It’s the later) This week’s unique segment, Vices, asks the question; Do you overthink things, and how does it affect your life? Last but not least, we wrap the show with email, so as always please feel free to write us by emailing rmpodcast@redmoonproductions.com. Don’t forget you can watch us live every Thursday at 9 PM EST! Headlines: Studios plan to stop filming in Georgia because of abortion law Netflix will be fine after all Endgame probably won't topple Avatar

As Keith announces his new stand-up album Drip Drip, he questions if there's any hope left for this world. This reminds him of his thoughts during his track World Peace from his 2011 album Stay Inside. [2018's Drip Drip now available at KATG.com/store]

As Keith explains how sin causes us to die spiritually, he also speaks of the hope and freedom we have in Christ. Paul tells us in this passage, once we count the cost of following Christ and live for Him, sin has no power over our lives. Jesus defeated death and His life gives glory to God, as ours should.  Keith plainly explains we are no longer slaves to sin once we are in pursuit of Jesus. We are truly set free at the time of complete surrender. Our hope lies in the defeat of death, the resurrection of Christ and the grace God gives that is far greater than our sin.   Romans 6:5-14 Keith Wilson, Youth Pastor

As Keith explains in our continued series, "God's Word", we make following Christ burdensome. So often, we take our eyes off Jesus and do not rest in Him or follow the leading of the Spirit. In the gospel of Matthew, we see Jesus' burden is light and His yolk is easy if we will link up and lean into Him. Jesus wants to carry our weight and have us rest in Him. When we are following the Holy Spirit and become totally reliant on Christ, we are not working on our own; we are working with Christ.  Matthew 11 Keith Wilson, Youth Pastor

In the third part of our "Faith" series, Keith Wilson walks us through what our lives will look like in comparison to the rest of the world if we have true faith. When our faith is genuine and our hearts are seeking after God, we will want to be more like Jesus in every area of our lives.  Enoch had faith in God in such a way that death did not have a grip on him here on earth or after God took him. Through the life of Enoch, we can clearly see God's desire to be a part of our story and the great love He has for His children. We see that even in our sinfulness and despite the unmatched holiness of God He wants a relationship with you and I. He not only wants a relationship with us, He made a way for that to happen through the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. We sometimes search for other things to fill a void or a place inside ourselves that only Jesus can satisfy. As Keith so simply stated, "faith is going to Jesus to satisfy your soul's hunger".   Hebrews 11:5-6 Keith Wilson, Youth Pastor

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The Game vs. Meek Mill (14:05) It seems like Meek Mill keeps walking into L’s. The latest coming at the hand The Game. Within a week Game dropped 92 Bars an bagged that up with Pest Control. To make it something serious the Game dedicated an entire visual experience for Pest Control. Even with Meek Mill’s OOOUU Remix it’s like nothing he is doing can seem to connect in anyway shape or form. As Keith said he is a “millennial gangsta rapper” and does things about the money. Chance The Rapper’s Independence (32:28) Chance has shown that his moves are about Chance. He drops an album excursively on Apple and then follows that up with the live stream of the Magnificent Coloring Day on Tidal. Chance is doing some things that haven’t been seen on an independent level in the streaming era. With Drake getting a billion streams on Apple, we could possibly see Chance go a more profitable route at the end of the day. It’s all about progression in the music. We compared the progressions of Drake, Jeezy, and T. I. FX’s Atlanta (58:45) When it comes to TV shows, I’m very selective. When it comes to TV shows set in Atlanta, my expectations couldn’t be in any lower. So when FX decided that they were green lighting the Donald Glover’s ‘Atlanta‘ set in the ATL, I sighed but was optimistic. I’m so glad I gave it a shot. This could be possibly the best show since Mr. Robot. We check in on the first season so far. Thanks again for listening to the show! If it was entertaining or informative to you in any way, please share it using the social media buttons you see on the page. Send any questions to cl@darundown.com Gotta Know That! CL - See more at: darundown.com/drds-ep-61-the-gam…hash.GlhRLkPb.dpuF

Keith Zimmer from CrossFit Happy Valley in Clackamas, Oregon joins us today.Keith is an experienced CrossFit coach and affiliate owner. He got his start by crossing paths with CrossFit co-founder Lauren Glassman nearly seven years ago. Keith’s pursuit of excellence is unparalleled and today we talk with him about his rise from a twelve-foot-by-twelve-foot corner gym, to an 11,000 square foot CrossFit Mecca.After first just going to a CrossFit gym to see what the fuss was about, Keith was instantly hooked on this newfound religion. He immediately passed through the certifications needed and even took many of them twice. After moving to Oregon and breaking up with Lauren, Keith found himself broke with no money, no clients, and no way forward. Desperate to continue his dream, he started a small gym in the corner of his friend Jason’s MMA gym. In need of clients, he offered $40 for unlimited workouts 24 hours a day. As the struggle continued, Keith thought about quitting many times. He nearly packed up shop, moved back to Utah, and continued his trade of working as an electrician.However, an intervention spurred Keith to stick it out and stay the course. He slept on a couch in the back office of the MMA gym and lived off of Raman Noodles and canned chili. After building his clientele, Keith found himself outgrowing his space and was able to make the move to his own gym and open Happy Valley CrossFit.Keith learned about running his gym from one of the best, Lauren Glassman. He says that her single biggest piece of advice is to not focus on yourself but focus on nurturing the client. Keith describes his gym as a Thanksgiving feast where it is simply like having family around all the time. In some instances, he can take this motto too far and become so focused on the client that he is essentially acting like a martyr.Many of these self-defeating mindsets came from Keith’s upbringing and always trying to please his mother and father. As his business grew, it was obvious that several changes needed to be made and his reluctance to do so was negatively affecting not only himself but his clients.As Keith worked with Two Brain Coaching to raise his rates to be more in line with what was fair, he began to see the positive impacts of doing so. By raising rates instead of being scared of running customers off he was able to provide higher quality service, pay his coaches better, and provide better equipment.Now that Keith has implemented these new business approaches he is living with less stress, frustration, and anger. Follow along today and learn exactly what Keith did to improve his business, his life, and his client’s lives so you don’t have to reach the bottom to figure it out.In addition, Keith will cover questions like: How much should a CrossFit affiliate make? What does it take to succeed? Is it necessary to hit the bottom before making the changes necessary to succeed?Timeline:0:18 Keith Zimmer Introduction.2:31 How Keith found CrossFit and grew his desire to coach.6:19 Meeting Lauren Glassman co-founder of CrossFit.11:43 Moving to Portland and breaking up with Lauren.15:45 Broke, Hungry but filled with passion and desire.21:52 From humble beginnings to success.26:30 Best advice from Lauren, the co-founder of CrossFit.29:45 The CrossFit Gym is like a family Thanksgiving.30:28 Being a CrossFit martyr.34:25 The need to make others happy and its effects on his business.39:10 What stopped Keith from raising rates.40:28 Trusting the Two-Brain Business method.42:06 A wild dream that related to my business.45:05 Projection of feelings and ideas onto clients.48:20 How has life changed as Happy Valley CrossFit has grown.52:27 A gym based on false reality.53:08 How much should an affiliate make?55:09 Is it necessary to hit the bottom before making the changes necessary to succeed?

As Keith explores Blitz-ridden London in the new musical, Miss Nightingale, Ed and Thos change hemispheres to have a good look at Priscilla – the Queen of the Desert.

This stellar lesson introduces you to the basic vocabulary of blues phrasing that came out of the pre-WWII Delta style via the legendary Muddy Waters. As Keith says, this stuff is easier to play than it is to read, so he walks you through it - the droning bass on the low E (with pick or thumb), the accompanying finger-picked high E, the gritty but simple lines taken from the basic blues scale. In short order, you can become your own down-home blues rhythm section, which will strengthen your work when you play with a group. This lesson includes Power Tab and is featured on the following CD compilations: BLUES U, Rhythm Guitar SWAT Camp, Blues Bash.