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Jon is joined by architect Joe Wright, who shares his journey from working in a large architecture firm to running his own small practice. Joe shares the challenges and rewards of this transition, including his changing approach to business and the importance of client collaboration. He also discusses personal anecdotes, his love for a local gospel choir, and the significance of sustainable design in his projects. The episode offers valuable insights for small firm founders aiming to build their dream business in architecture.Today's Guest...Joe Wright is a Chartered Architect who creates bespoke homes in London and West Sussex. His focus is on client collaboration and sustainable design. Joe has worked on around 10 projects a year for over a decade, from design to construction. Helping to turn his clients' houses into fabulous homes. During that time, he's also moved from Tottenham to the seaside town of Worthing in West Sussex. And oversaw building work on three projects on his own home. Asides from spending time with his architect wife, two sons and their mad cocker spaniel. Joe loves mountain biking, Arsenal football club, travel, and is a member of a local gospel choir.Episode Highlights...00:00 Introduction01:28 Meet Joe Wright: Architect04:45 Joe's Architectural Practice and Philosophy07:45 Joe's Journey to Becoming an Architect13:31 Starting a New Practice: Challenges and Strategies17:29 Early Business Struggles and Client Relationships25:36 Dealing with Difficult Clients27:18 Learning to Trust Your Gut29:43 The Impact of Bad Clients on Mental Health31:07 The Importance of Client Collaboration31:41 Business Development and Marketing Strategies40:45 Networking: Overcoming Fear and Building Relationships46:39 Favourite Travel Destinations48:48 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsKey Takeaways...Facing Your Fears and Taking ActionYou might feel scared to try something new — like getting into architecture, starting your own practice, or going to a networking event. But the longer you wait, the more chances you might miss. Taking action helps you learn as you go. You don't need to have it all figured out — just get started, and deal with things as they come.Why Building Relationships MattersAt first, networking can feel awkward. But once you start meeting people, it gets easier — and it can really help your business. Talking to others, sharing stories, and asking for advice can lead to new ideas, referrals, and work. You don't have to do it all alone — people want to help.Trusting Your Gut with ClientsSometimes you just know when a client doesn't feel right. If you ignore that feeling, it can lead to stress, wasted time, and low energy. Be picky. Set clear rules from the start. When you work with good people, your projects go better and you feel happier too.Links Mentioned In The Episode...Visit Joe's practice websiteConnect with Joe on LinkedIn—--Want to explore podcasting for your business?

Robert Arthur was a former US National Champion and international competitor in ski archery, a massage therapist and instructor before he discovered network marketing 28 years ago.Since then, he has built a team of over 22,000 distributors in 9 countries. He has earned a few million in lifetime commissions.Currently Robert is a 1 Star Servant Leader in his company, serves on the field leadership council and has received numerous awards including the Man of the Year in 2021.Robert also just wrote his first book, The 7 Pillars to Overcome Burnout and Create a Purpose Driven Life and Business.”Asides from business, Robert Arthur loves the outdoors from golf, camping to competing in cross country skiing. He has his wife of 27 years. Have 2 kids and 4 grandkids.This is the second time Robert has appeared on MLM Nation podcast. He was one of the first episodes in 2015 on Episode 13 where he talked about using The SINALOA formula for MLM success.Start with Belief in YourselfRobert says that everything starts with believing in yourself.Before he became a top leader, he struggled with self-doubt. He didn't know if he could succeed, but he decided to take a chance.His advice? Focus on strengths and work on mindset every day. Robert believes personal growth is just as important as business growth.Consistency Beats Talent in Network MarketingRobert wasn't the most talented when he started, but he was consistent. He showed up every day, even when it was hard. He said consistency is what separates people who make it from those who quit.Whether it's talking to new prospects, following up, or training a team, Robert says the key is to stick with it. “Small daily actions lead to big results,” he shared.Learn to Tell Your Network Marketing StoryOne of Robert's best tips is to share your story.People don't join companies; they join people.When struggles and dreams are shared, it creates a connection with others.Robert said, “You don't have to have a crazy success story. Just be real and share what inspires you.”Serve in MLM, Don't SellRobert believes network marketing is about helping others.Instead of focusing on selling, he focuses on serving.He asks questions like, “How can I help this person? What do they need right now?”By leading with a heart of service, Robert says people naturally want to work with you.“When you help others win, you win too,” he explained.Never Stop LearningEven though Robert is super successful, he's always learning.He reads books, listens to podcasts, and attends events to grow his skills because “The moment you stop learning, you stop growing.”His advice is to keep improving, no matter where you are in your business.Learning keeps you sharp and motivated.Takeaway: Network Marketing Success Is Possible for AnyoneRobert Arthur's story proves that anyone can succeed in network marketing if they believe in themselves, stay consistent, and focus on helping others.His journey is a reminder that success isn't about being perfect—it's about showing up and growing every day.Summary of Robert Arthur's EpisodeRobert Arthur transitioned from sports to network marketing.The journey of network marketing began with a serendipitous introduction to wellness.Overcoming challenges is key to finding success in network marketing.Resourcefulness is more important than having resources.Courage involves stepping through doubts and fears.Writing a book was a long-desired goal for Robert.Consistency is crucial for success in any endeavor.Gratitude plays a significant role in personal and professional growth.Building relationships with motivated individuals is essential.The journey to success is filled with ups and downs, requiring grace and forgiveness.Quotes from Robert Arthur“I was born ready.”“Courage is stepping through doubts and fears.”“How we do anything is how we do everything.”“Work, dance with those who are willing to dance.”“You have so much light.”“Stay in a state of gratitude.”“It's about creating vital health and abundance.”Chapters of Podcast w Robert Arthur00:51 Introduction to Robert Arthur and His Journey03:11 From Sports to Network Marketing: A Unique Path11:10 Overcoming Challenges and Finding Success13:18 The Importance of Resourcefulness16:15 Courage and the Journey of Self-Discovery21:04 The Motivation Behind Writing a Book25:17 Lessons Learned and Building Consistency30:50 Final Thoughts and Words of WisdomFavorite Quote by Robert ArthurHow you do something is how you do everythingFavorite Prospecting Tool by Robert ArthurVideos and face to faceRecommended AppsCapcutInshotRecommended BookSecrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv EkerRobert Arthur's Contact InfoFacebookInstagram

World War II Movie Night returns to a ripe year for 1949's "Sands of Iwo Jima," a definitive U.S. Marines movie and starring vehicle for one John Wayne. This movie also features a very interesting connection to the war itself that may or may not merit celebration, which we'll get into... Asides include "Karate Kid" and its little-noticed World War II subplot, my non-relationship with coffee, and I go all Child Protective Services on a character in the movie!  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight  

In this chapter, Solomon tries to sniff out Saline's hunter. William confronts Michael about his nightly activities, while Crispin confronts Diana about her motives.Tabletop Talespinners NetworkDirector - Emma KocarSocial Media - Juicy GarlandProducer - Mistress WinterCastMC - Mistress Winter ( @gmistresswinter)Crispin - Kat Kellie ( @katthedungeonmom )Michael - Juicy Garland ( @juicygarland )Saline - Abby Marie Carter ( @abby_marie_carter )Solomon - Extell ( @extrilltheking )Music CreditsScott Buckley ( www.scottbuckley.com.au )Tabletop Audio ( www.tabletopaudio.com )Find more information on how you can support TTN at linktr.ee/tabletoptalespinners ★ Support this podcast ★

Tonight we explore a movie that resulted from trying to make another "The Longest Day" (1962) for the late '70s. Yes, 1977's "A Bridge Too Far" shares many logistical, stylistic and thematic similarities with TLD, including the same author of the source novels. So join us as we chase a movie with a long runttime and myriad stars of its time, as they execute a real-life paratrooper-centered operation after D-Day. Asides include... a corporate paradox and a funny name-joke from "The Sopranos."  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

Simeon Gholam puts David Prutton to the test as he gets him to pick a five-aside team of current managers, blind ranks second-tier legends and then quizzes him on his Championship knowledge.

World War II Movie Night kicks off Spooky Movie Month with 1978's "The Boys from Brazil." Is it horror? Is it science fiction? Is it Nazi'sploitation? The question is debated to this day. What we do know is that it was nominated for Oscars and has Gregory Peck playing... a 1970s Josef Mengele! Join us for a record three (!) entries into the Trophy Case,  and more accents than you can keep track of!... Asides include Sharon Stone, Steve Guttenberg, "The Exorcist," the unknown history of Japan's  Unit 731, and which are the scariest dog breeds?  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

Tonight we explore 2002's "The Pianist," a movie that can be attributed to multiple countries EXCEPT America, for a very specific reason. How good (or not) is this movie that won its maker a (controversial) Best Director and its titular star a Best Actor? The answer's pretty striking, as we explore probably the best movie you can watch about what happened in Poland during the war... Asides include... well, really just one, but it's a DOOZY!  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight   

Tonight we revisit the Royal Air Force for a special bombing mission: to destroy a German V-2 rocket factory. But that's easier said than done, given the details of the mission. Meanwhile, what will become of the Norwegian resistance-fighter helping the mission? Can gruff American Roy Grant separate his feelings about the mission from his feelings about the resistance-fighter's sister? Let's find out!... Asides include yet another "Sopranos" reference, the "Top Gun" sequel, the 1986 Challenger explosion, and the decades-long debate over whether tonight's movie or 1955's "The Dambusters" influenced the Death-Star scene in "Star Wars."  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight   

Tonight we return to form with a real meat-and-potatoes World War II movie. Hollywood player Samuel Fuller had written, directed or produced countless pulpy movies for decades. However, he decided to mine his own World War II experiences for "The Big Red One," which ended up being his greatest achievement. An old-fashioned, combat-heavy ensemble piece, TBRO features the ever-dependable Lee Marvin, and the fresh-off-dizzying-fame Mark Hamill as they trudge through the European theater (and Rommel's Africa)... Asides include a theory about "Saving Private Ryan," the use of the word 'retarded,' and the origin of the term 'five will get you ten,' and big butts.   Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

World War II Movie Night covers one of the more compelling post-war events with 2018's "Operation Finale," which portrays the secret Mossad mission to kidnap Adolf Eichmann from Argentina and bring him back to Israel. Along the way we address just how and why Argentina became a haven for Nazis after the war. Oh, and did we mention Ben Kingsley plays Eichmann!?... Asides include the Onion, Bernie Sanders, why comedy isn't funny anymore, "American Pie," and D.B. Cooper.  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

This week we are lucky enough to be joined by Rachel all the way from the US! Rachel has years of experience working with and training dolphins and we dive into conversations all about training and reinforcers! Asides from working hands on with dolphins, Rachel has developed an incredible program, from her experiences, which provides advice, tips and guidance for aspiring marine animal trainers. If you have any questions for Rachel, you can find her on socials @tursiteach. If you have feedback or queries for the podcast, you can reach out on socials @trainertalksandtails or via email trainertalksandtails@outlook.com.

Tonight we're having a communist party (!) as we look at a part of the War not often explored, the Russian camps. Storied director Peter Weir ("Gallipoli") brought this true (?) story to the screen in 2010, starring Ed Harris and Colin Farrell. The result? An overlooked gem and a muscular statement against Stalinism... Asides include, there are too many movies, Boris Yeltsin's lost in the supermarket, Bill Cosby endorsed an '80s dessert item to great effect, and why was Ed Harris so pissed at the '99 Oscars?  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X/Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight   

This week we have a fun conversation with author George Singleton about his new book Asides: Occasional Essays on Dogs, Food, Restaurants, Bars, Hangovers, Jobs, Music, Family Trees, Robbery, Relationships, Being Brought Up Questionably, Et Cetera. It's a collection of fascinating and curious essays, in which Singleton explains how he came to be a writer (he blames barbecue), why he still writes his first draft by hand (someone stole his typewriter), and what motivated him to run marathons (his father gave him beer). In eccentric world-according-to-George fashion, Laugh-In's Henry Gibson is to blame for Singleton's literary education, and Aristotle would've been a failed philosopher had he grown up in South Carolina.

World War II Movie Night keeps the faith (and the format) as we delve into the 2015 Hungarian movie "Son of Saul," which many believe gives the truest representation of life in Auschwitz outside an actual documentary. Saul is a "Sonderkommando," prisoners given unpleasant duties in the camp in exchange for a slightly better status - until they're no longer useful, that is... Asides include a certain TV show, and the unexpected WWII-related thing Donald Trump, Justin Bieber, and Arnold Schwarzenegger have in common.  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X/Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

Try Notion AI for free at https://www.Notion.com/wan Get hooked up with the latest and greatest audio gear at https://lmg.gg/Sweetwater Get $5 off your Magic Spoon order with code WAN at https://lmg.gg/magicspoon Timestamps (Courtesy of NoKi1119) Note: Timing may be off due to sponsor change: 0:00 Chapters 0:48 Intro 1:50 Topic #1 - Activision CEO Bobby Kotich to leave 2:42 Bobby was in Epstein's Black Book, was Dan on the island? 4:22 Luke lists Kotich's alleged crimes, what is left from this company? ft. Discussing islands 7:32 Microsoft's replacement, what as Kotich's legacy? Linus on bad quality, "crack" 11:26 Linus's chat with a hobby shop, challenges, Horizon Hobby & Hobby Lobby 14:20 Luke mentions Hobby Lobby's artifacts scandal, Linus mentions Traxxas 16:46 Linus on the Bobby Kotich, Luke analyzes Activision Blizzard's stock 19:34 Linus on Playstation & Nintendo pricing, count of developers of games 22:42 Raised game pricing, content sphere, episodic games, expectations & IPs 36:22 Linus's Fantasian subscription ft. How much chat spent on virtual items, FFVII, BG3 developers, game hype 43:27 Does Linus have to beat Fantasian's final boss? ft. Luke's XCOM 2, BG3 early access 46:40 Luke on using boosters or watching on YouTube, Linus on different strategies 49:00 Linus cancels Apple Arcade, saves are stored on Cloud, mentions phases 3 51:27 Fantasian playtest on Steam, Linus on the retro RPG renaissance, Luke's drivers hopefully fixed 53:08 LTTStore's new pins series 3 54:24 New Luke pin, potential holo 55:34 Precision screwdriver end cap correction 56:42 Merch Messages #1 57:19 Asides of ASL & cochlear implants, what tech can help deaf people communicate? 1:01:01 How long would pins series 3 be on sale for? 1:03:19 What did Linus do with Yvonne for their honeymoon? ft. LinusFoodTips Luke Lasagna 1:18:59 Topic #2 - Sony patents a difficulty curve 1:20:01 Are the days of beating games gone? Discussing the Spiderman game 1:22:01 Luke mentions difficulty levels, Linus on achievements & adjustable levels 1:24:28 Toggling through menu, Luke on sell boosts & dynamic difficulty 1:26:32 Problem of the difficulty being on the settings instead of menu 1:27:09 Topic #3 - wklix's LEGO build of LTT's build corner set 1:29:15 Sponsors 1:32:45 Merch Messages #2 ft. Recalling the cuffs 1:34:13 Do you have any tips for parties as a young introverted businessman? 1:38:18 What are the best monitor headphones for ears being hot and sweaty? 1:40:23 Old PC equipment signature lottery updates? 1:42:03 Topic #4 - Steam to allow marking games as private 1:43:05 Topic #5 - Google Play App settlement, to certify sideloading 1:46:24 Topic #6 - VR & AR declines, Meta spends billions ft. Linus Jumpscare 1:47:38 Topic #7 - Deloitte looks to AI to help avoid layoffs 1:49:38 Topic #8 - DOJ investigates Apple for antitrust & anticompetitive behavior 1:51:38 Merch Messages #3 ft. WAN Show After Dark 1:52:34 A follow up video on the Fairphone 5? Thoughts on it so far? 1:59:34 What are you looking forward to gaming wise in 2024? ft. LTT videos, paying for products 2:09:19 Does Luke watch The Yard? 2:11:20 Hardest person to choose a gift for? 2:16:13 What are your non-technical thoughts on quantum computers? 2:18:05 Interesting problems you had with smart home stuff? 2:19:01 Favorite WAN Show topic from this year? 2:20:03 What tech or LTTStore items would you want to put in a deep ocean pressure tank? ft. "Inverted microwaved sheep" 2:22:34 Bidet update? 2:22:39 Dan drives Linus crazy with "EXE," file extension pronunciation, a brutal roast 2:30:51 LTT is the sponsor of McMaster Baja Racing, how did this come about? 2:32:42 Dan says more file extensions 2:34:02 What are Luke's budgies favorite toys? ft. File extension rules 2:35:39 Would Linus ever move to the US? 2:38:24 How to handle being told you're the best for promotion by higher ups but passed up? 2:39:02 Linus elaborates on how using primer paint is lazy 2:41:55 Outro

Was a wild night the other night and I have to say right off the bat. I STILL have it. No fear of no man no group of men and I don't give a fuck how in shape you may or may not be. Asides from that I heard some ABSOLUTE BANGERS. Everything from the bands listed above to Hatebreed limpbizkit throwdown and even Metallica

Jada and Drew: Jada Pinkett Smith is now peddling her wares on the Drew Barrymore show, giving us the ultimate duo. Bussy Training: After hearing about some down low Will Smith shenanigans with Duane Martin, Jeff teaches us about the fact that the bussy can be trained. Hard sex can happen anywhere. The Beekeeper: A new Jason Statham movie is on the horizon from David Ayer. Is one over the top scene in the trailer enough to sell the movie!? FUCK YOU WATCH THIS!, THE BEAR!, STEP INTO CHRISTMAS!, ELTON JOHN!, GENO SUPERFAN!, TWFS!, AUTISM!, HOME SCHOOLED!, TIMOTHEE CHALAMET!, MEN'S GROOMING!, SUCKMASTER!, TOTS TURNT!, TOY DRIVE!, DONATIONS!, UNDERPRIVILEGED!, PIECE OF ASS!, LITTLE HUMMER BOY!, PETE GASS!, CM PUNK!, FAMILY SEASON!, FAMOUS TYPO!, ZOINKO BUCKS!, JADA PINKETT SMITH!, DREW BARRYMORE!, BRITNEY SPEARS!, ABORTION!, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE!, BEANS!, YOUTUBE!, GIFTED SUBSCRIPTION!, ALERTS!, FISH TACO TONITE!, CHAPTER BREAKS!, PLATITUDES!, COUPLES' ADVICE!, DREG QUEEN!, RED TABLE!, ASIDES!, WICKED WISDOM!, WILL SMITH!, GAY!, DUANE MARTIN!, MARC ANTHONY!, CHEATING!, BEAT UP!, CONSPIRACY!, DOTH PROTEST TOO MUCH!, FUCK HARD!, POUNDED!, BOTTOM MENU!, LADY CARD!, KRISTIN!, SCREAM 2!, SCREAM!, CAMERA MAN!, GAIL WEATHERS!, TUPAC!, TIMELINE!, JAY-Z!, HERPES!, CHRIS BROWN!, RIHANNA!, DOMESTIC ABUSE!, JURASSIC PARK!, JURASSIC BLACK!, CONSPIRACY!, SNAPBACKS BACK!, NPCs!, GIFT SUBS!, BEEKEEPER!, JASON STATHAM!, ACTION!, JOHN WICK!, NETWORK!, ACTION!, VIOLENCE!, DAVID AYER!, THE RAID!, DREDD!, DRIVE!, HONEY!, FLAMMABLE!, VIOLENT NIGHT!, CHRISTMAS!,  You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

It'd be hard to find a more successful movie - at least upon release - than Miramax's "The English Patient." This late-1996 pic made tons of money, swept the Oscars, and was one of the most critically acclaimed movies of the decade. Case settled, right? Not so fast. On World War II Movie Night we like to look past the luster. Does TEP hold up? Is it an actual WWII movie? Join us as we ponder the deeper questions... Asides include the shenanigans of Harvey Weinstein, "Seinfeld" as a cultural barometer, and the weird connetion between TEP and an obsucre, 1981 slasher-in-the-woods flick.  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X/Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight

Lee and Leah push their kinks to the limit as they talk about the odd-ball semi-thriller/drama about, grief, kinky sex, and self-discovery, "Dogs Don't Wear Pants" (2019), directed by J.P. Valkeapää. A lot of the conversation revolves around the psychology behind the characters and if the film's themes of BDSM are exploitation, or if the film takes a respectful look at the BDSM culture. Asides about piercings and chipped teeth, and what the hosts have watched recently are also brought up. Check out Lee's guest spot on a recent episode of Motion Picture Massacre.  Check out Lee's guest spot on a recent episode of Movie Melt.  "Dogs Don't Wear Pants" IMDB  Featured Music: "Take a Chance" by Mr. Flagio & "Breathless" by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds.

Brock and Ben catch up on Loki and its possible outcomes, the frustration of watching Invasion, and what will Cena do?

This week Ari teaches norm about the girl group aespa and their AI concept. Asides include Tetris, a K-Pop crossover with one of norm's favorite bands, Queen, and Ari's take on how choreography is less learned and more absorbed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight Brendan and Richard talk about things, but as I write this description I don't really remember what we talked about, Brendan probably made fun of his people again (fat people), because when you see yourself in someone, you see all things you don't like and then you make fun of them. Asides from or perhaps because of that we hope you enjoy the episode and if you don't we can provide a small refund for a large fee *.*Note: that was a joke, please don't try to pay us a large fee for a small refund, it doesn't make any sense, that's why it's a joke, also podcasts are generally free so a refund would be nothing, absolutely nothing. If you are still reading this you should probably go an do something more productive with your time. There are much better things to read like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's short stories, just a suggestion, they are really good generally speaking.Recorded on September 22, 2023.Thank you so much for listening and/or watching (on YouTube).Brendan and RichardOur theme music is: Welcome to the Show by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4614-welcome-to-the-show License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licensePlease Support Middle Aged Man Talk on Patreon If you enjoyed our show Please Support Middle Aged Man Talk on Patreon!Support the show

Kind-of a Halloween episode tonight, as World War II Movie Night does 2018's "Overlord." Mega-producter J.J. Abrams brings us this zombie gorefest that's also an homage to "Nazi'ploitation," a mostly-'70s genre that saw horror, thrillers, and even pornos centered around history's most reliable villains. So turn off your brain and enjoy the fast-paced action as a D-Day unit behind enemy lines in France has a timely mission before the boats hit the beaches; complications arise when they stumble upon secret experiments meant to ensure a 1,000-year Reich!... Asides include numerous observations about horror and exploitation, the African-American experience in the War, and WWII movies with weirdly modern touches.  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our X/Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

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World War II Movie Night does its 4th (!) movie starring Robert Mitchum with 1957's "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison." During the War in the Pacific, a U.S. Marine washes ashore a small island improbably inhabited by a Nun (Deborah Kerr). The Japanese periodically poke their heads around, but for the most part it's just the Marine and the Nun, figuring out their new, shared living situation. Made by the same director who did "The African Queen," HKMA may be an attempt to do for WWII what that movie did for WWI... Asides include the famous - and unexpectedly moving - rivalry between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling, and the time I interviewed the most famous Nun.  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight   

Not but one episode ago, the Maxim family and their bodyguards were making their way back from the Hivemarket, just before Radar spotted a pillar of smoke rising from somewhere on the Arlian Plateau. Local news doesn't seem to have caught up with the event, but border control back into Arl doesn't seem to have been affected. After parking up back at home, Tabitha and Mel make their way to their local swim exercise class, whilst Vee and Radar watch on. Not too long into the class, the bodyguards notice 2 suspicious Ysoki arrive at the community center, whispering to one another as they shadow Tabitha and her partner. Radar is quick to react, swooping in and attempting to force them to leave under the guise of security, but subterfuge was never the Jumalten's strongpoint and a scuffle soon errupts. Not wanting to start a fight in front of the nice old ladies aquarobics class, Radar drags the 2 mooks into a nearby changing room and is quickly involved in a brawl. Vee joins in shortly afterwards and the 2 Ysoki thugs are quickly overwhelmed and beaten down, giving up information in exchange for their lives. They say that their taskmaster is someone named 'Gomez', and they had been instructed by the Cabal to pick up Ryder's mother to act as insurance. It would appear Ryder's plan has already begun. That evening, Radar and Vee watch the news and see that the earlier fire was caused by a massive uncrewed transport freighter crashing into an industrial warehouse, putting the city into a temporary lockdown. Asides from the panic and terror in the center of the capital, the suburbs remain quiet and tranquil. But the first stone has been cast, now. And things are about to get a whole lot louder ... Like what you hear? Cosmopunk is a comedy sci-fi-fantasy podcast set in Paizo's Starfinder universe and releasing every two weeks! Subscribe to us on ITUNES, SPOTIFY, PODBEAN or wherever you listen to your podcasts! >>SOCIAL LINKS HERE

We’re back from vacation to tell you all about new forts, old forts, and child labor. Kristin’s new fort has a terrible name, and Drew’s continuing fort has a power couple and intriguing deaths. Plus, we talk all about dwarven children, both feral and, uh, domesticated? Asides include bees and unmanageable cavern terrain. Extra info: […]

World War II Movie Night returns with what's considered one of the greatest, best, and most revered movies ever made, Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List." The master director was already having a good 1993 with summer blockbuster "Jurassic Park," but before the year was out he snuck this 3+hour, black-and-white Holocaust drama into theaters, making history. Given the movie's reputation, we take a slightly different tack tonight as we examine the backlash that emerged, as well as look for humor in "Schindler's List" (which is there)... Asides include "Seinfeld," yes, "Seinfeld."  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

In this Quick Fire Friday episode, Michael interviews John Warrillow, founder of the Value Builder System, a sales and marketing software for business advisors to find, win and keep their best clients. He's based in Toronto, Canada. Asides from being the founder of a successful company, John's also a host of the Built to Sell Radio, he's an esteemed author of cohesive books. All of his works are focused on having a common thought, increasing the value of a business.  Increasing the value of your business is essential, it's a critical piece in entrepreneurship. Value bares financial growth, competitive advantage, and, most importantly, an exit strategy. John's Value Builder System helps small-medium business owners build an asset as opposed to a job at a company, it assesses a business objectively based on the 8 Key Drivers of Company Value. Small-medium business owners should also balance their views on value and profit; to look more at the multiple, grow their profit, and grow the value of their business. The one thing that John Warrillow would recommend a small business owner does based on his knowledge and experience, is that small-medium business owners should think of themselves more as owners, parents, of their businesses rather than CEOs of their companies; to evolve a business into becoming independent as their biggest aspiration.  This Cast Covers:  The process and significance of making a company more valuable. The Value Builder System is software that helps entrepreneurs build their businesses as an asset. John's journey into becoming what he is now, a man focused on creating value. Different components that qualify a business exquisite for acquisition. Small and medium-sized business owners are frequently emotional about their business. The 8 Key Drivers of Company Value. Benefits of making your business differentiated as it increases sellability. Stories John shared to inspire business owners to cultivate the value of their businesses. Small-medium business owners celebrate revenue too much. Encouraging small-medium businesses to look at the multiple, profit, and value. Links:  John's Linkedin John's Company Website John's Twitter Additional Resources: Built to Sell: Creating a Business That Can Thrive Without You by John Warrillow The Automatic Customer: Creating a Subscription Business in Any Industry by John Warrillow Built to Sell Podcast    Quotes: “A business is transferable if it can run without the owner.” — John Warrillow. “You teach what you want to learn.” — John Warrillow. “Invest in companies with a deep and wide competitive moat.” — John Warrillow. “Ego is what drives us to want to be the biggest shot in the room.” — John Warrillow. “Evolving the way you think of your role as an owner of the business and thinking less as a CEO of your business and more as the parent of your business.” — John Warrillow.

Tonight we have not only a Japanese production but also our first animated movie. Since "Grave of the Fireflies" appeared in the late '80s, it has steadily garnered a following in the West, notably led by its biggest advocate, Roger Ebert. Seita, 14, must care for his 4-year-old sister Setsuko, after their home is destroyed and their mother killed in the firebombings of 1945. Regarded as one of the saddest movies ever made, this one really tests World War II Movie Night's mission to be a fun podcast, but we manage... Asides include a mini book club, the more unfortunate examples of dubbed movies, and war as a balm for the restlessness of youth. 

What happens when the guy who made "Robocop," "Basic Instinct" and "Showgirls" makes a World War II movie in his native Netherlands? Tonight we find out with the 2006 Dutch film, "Black Book." There's quite a bit of sex and violence (again, the guy) as Rachel/Ellis joins the Resistance Underground against their Nazi occupiers. All is not as it seems, though, and preconceptions about good guys and bad guys get jostled... Asides include the rather stunning fallout from "Showgirls," an ultra-obsucre movie about a murderous elevator, and the importance of brushing one's teeth after vomiting.  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

World War II Movie Night goes up and away yet again with 1949's "Twelve O'Clock High." Regarded as a darker take on the war, compared to more optimistic fare such as "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo," "Twelve O'Clock High" follows the 918, an American bomber group flying missions out of England. Things are bad, though, so Gregory Peck is brought in to make the boys' lives miserable, compared to his softer-touch predacessor. Can Peck's Savage get the job done? Who will die, and who will merely lose his head?... Asides include the newspaper life, Harvey Weinstein, and movies that open with shots from way after the events of the movie (e.g., "Citizen Kane," "Sleepway Camp," etc.).  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

This week, the Ghouls explore the terrifying topics of tragedy, death, inhuman acts, and - most frightening of all - a cappella pop song covers. That's right, it's the Glee curse episode!! The hit TV sitcom may have seemed like high camp easy watching, but behind the scenes, the drama was deadly. Grace and Caroline walk through the three most high profile victims of the Glee curse: Corey Monteith, the hottest Canadian to ever wear a letterman jacket; Naya Rivera, a gorgeous LGBTQ ally and icon; and noted child sex abuser Mark Salling. Asides include the alleged romance between Dianna Agron and Taylor Swift, more than one mention of The L Word, and a hearty takedown of the recent Discovery+ docuseries 'The Price of Glee.' Do you have a topic suggestion for an upcoming episode or a scary story to share with the Ghouls? Drop us a line at ghoulgangpodcast@gmail.com or hit us up on on Twitter (@ghoulgangpod666) or Instagram (@ghoulgangpodcast). And don't forget to head on over to ghoulgangpodcast.bigcartel.com and order some Ghoul Gang merch. 

World War II Movie Night goes back to the comedy well with Neil Simon's "Biloxi Blues" a 1988 movie based on his play of the same name. Matthew Broderick is Jerome, a young Jewish man from Brooklyn who couldn't be more out of his element at boot camp in Mississippi. Will he fulfill his wish to lose his virginity? Will he ever shake the scrutiny of the sadistic drill sergeant (Christopher Walken)? We won't learn much about the war tonight, but we will try to have some fun, so sit back and enjoy... Asides include the concept of age-appropriateness in the 80s, Vietnam movies, the novels of Dostoevsky, and Ferris Bueller's treatment of minorities.  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

Lesley Zwick talks about relationship building and how to use community to build a successful network marketing businessWho is Lesley ZwickLesley Zwick is a certified health and wellness coach and got started in network marketing 7 years ago.Asides from being full time leader, she home schools her 3 kids and loves that fact that she can build a successful business while spending time w her family.Favorite QuoteIf you don't like something change it.  If you can't change it, then change the way you look at it. Recommended Books Atomic Habits by James ClearThe Gap and the Gain by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy  Recommended Online AppWordleRecommended Prospecting ToolPersonal audio or textContact InfoLesley Zwick on Instagram, Facebook

Tonight we conclude our Pearl Harbor series with 1970's "Tora Tora Tora," a perennial favorite of World War II-movie sticklers. The producer of "The Longest Day" wanted to do for Pearl Harbor what that movie did for D-Day. The result was Tora(3), a movie that incorporates twin productions about the event, one from the American perspective and one from the Japanese (with the actual planners of the real attack hired as consultants for accuracy!). A true World War II-movie cult classic... Asides include an obscure Memphis rock band, and what Yamamoto and George Carlin have in common.  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight     

Happy Ghoul Year! As the premiere of M3GAN and Jen Shah's prison sentencing hearing loom brightly on the horizon, Grace and Caroline are back from their respective holiday vaycays refreshed, relaxed and ready to talk through the best and worst horror content they consumed in 2022. Asides range from 2022's best Twitter moments to an exploration of niche true crime podcast drama and a quick turn into the Moscow Murders insanity. Fer auld lang syne, m'ghouls.  Grace's Picks: WORST: Matriarch, Halloween Ends, Grimcutty, The Watcher, Umma BEST: Barbarian, Stranger Things, Captive Audience, The Patient, My Best Friend's Exorcism Caroline's Picks: WORST: Halloween Kills, Men, Grimcutty, Dash Cam, Old BEST: Channel Zero: No End House, Yellowjackets, Severance, Hellraiser, Nope Do you have a topic suggestion for an upcoming episode or a scary story to share with the Ghouls? Drop us a line at ghoulgangpodcast@gmail.com or hit us up on on Twitter (@ghoulgangpod666) or Instagram (@ghoulgangpodcast). And don't forget to head on over to ghoulgangpodcast.bigcartel.com and order some Ghoul Gang merch! 

Happy (?) Dec. 7! To mark the anniversary World War II Movie Night finally gets to the only movie to bear the event's name, 2001's "Pearl Harbor." A red-hot Michael Bay used his clout to make this Disney summer blockbuster (in a darkly ironic twist, released just a few months before Sept. 11). The results? Well... it's complicated. Tonight we explore not only the movie but the culture that surrounded it, and exactly why Michael Bay was so popular... Asides include-too many to name.  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight  

EPISODE 63: The Philadelphia Eagles lose their first game of the season to the Washington Commanders. A team that's been no stranger to adversity, head coach Ron Rivera and the players come into their rival's hostile territory and win the game. Asides from a few turnovers and very poor officiating the Commanders remained in control of the ball game keeping Jalen Hurts on the sideline for most of it and capitalizing on their scoring opportunities. Vikings and Bills will most likely go down as the game of the year and it ended in heartbreak for the AFC East favorites with another costly Josh Allen redzone interception at the end of the game. With that loss to the Vikings, the Bills drop to 3rd place in the AFC East and the Miami Dolphins jump up to the top of their division. Seahawks and Buccaneers played the very first NFL game in Germany and Tom Brady becomes the first NFL athlete to win a game in 4 different countries. Brady breaks another record in back-to-back weeks. Aaron Rodgers owns the Cowboys just as much as the Bears. Jeff Saturday gets a win on his first day as the Head Coach of the Indianapolis Colts. And we wrap up our football discussion with Week 11 picks. UFC 281 featured Dustin Poirier vs Michal Chandler, Zhang Weili vs Carla Esparza, and Israel Stylebender Adesanya vs Alex Pereira. Our champion Sylebender has fallen, crowing a new UFC Middleweight Champion. TIMESTAMPS NFL WEEK 10 RECAP (00:25 - 42:15) COMMANDERS VS EAGLES (00:25 - 10:00) VIKINGS VS BILLS (10:05 - 15:00) SEAHAWKS BUCCANEERS (15:05 - 25:00) NFL POWER HOUSE TEAMS VS FRAUD TEAMS (25:05 - 41:00) UFC 281 (42:30 - 59:55) Week 11 picks (60:00 - 61:04:05) Tune in and interact with us on social media Twitter: @SoTFranchisePod IG: @SoTFranchisePod YouTube: @SoTFranchisePod TikTok: @SoTFranchisePod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stateofthefranchise/support

Tonight we revisit The Duke! with 1965's "In Harm's Way." He and Kirk Douglas head up this Otto Preminger film that begins with Pearl Harbor. Wayne's Rock Torrey is a Navy man who has to contend with new roles in the war while navigating a nurse love interest and the discovery of his son... Asides include a story about the Oscars, exploding trees, and TV shows "The Sopranos" and "Laverne & Shirley."  Drop us a line at worldwartwomovienight@gmail.com Check out our Twitter at http://twitter.com/WWIIMovieNight 

In our latest installment of our Shakespeare's Language Framework series, we are discussing the opposite of a discussion: soliloquies and asides!  In this episode, we look at Marcus Nordland's work with the Shakespearean Inside Database and what trends we can find in the solo speeches of Shakespeare when we look at them across the Complete Works.    Shakespeare Anyone? is created and produced by Korey Leigh Smith and Elyse Sharp. Music is "Neverending Minute" by Sounds Like Sander. Follow us on Instagram at @shakespeareanyonepod for updates or visit our website at shakespeareanyone.com You can support the podcast at patreon.com/shakespeareanyone Works referenced: Nordlund, Marcus. The Shakespearean inside: A Study of the Complete Soliloquies and Solo Asides. Edinburgh University Press, 2017. JSTOR, https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.3366/j.ctt1g0519z.5. Accessed 25 Oct. 2022.  

One of the worst train crashes in U.S. history occurred in eastern CT in 1891 – 4 trains collided within a matter of less than 10 minutes. Asides from the death, injuries and property damage, this story includes an unbelievable premonition about the incident by a railroad worker that wound up saving his life, as well as a local legend surrounding the mystery of the third supposed death from the crash. Hear the story with the President of the Thompson, CT Historical Society, Joe Iamartino.

We've been on the run, drivin' in the sun, looking out for number one... That's right ghoulies, this week Grace and Caroline are hopping on Highway 101 and speeding into Hollywood's most haunted locales. On their trip through the star-studded City of Angels, the Ghouls discuss the spirits haunting Johnny Depp's infamous Viper Room, John Belushi's death and alleged afterlife as a friendly ghost at the Chateau Marmont, Whitney Houston's tragic family curse and the little-known true story behind the '80s horror movie "The Entity." Asides include the Ghouls' hot take on the new Netflix Dahmer series, several DARE-style PSAs against speedballs, and an unnecessary deep dive into the origins of Jamie Lynn Spears' absolutely batshit name. California here we come (THIS CAR IS DUNZO)!

Are the Ghouls serious about committing to a weekly schedule?? Only time will tell! For now, join Caroline and Grace as they break down their favorite 2022 summer horror blockbusters. Topics range from 'Stranger Things,' HBO's ode to the teen slasher, 'Pretty Little Liars Original Sin,' Apple TV's 'Blackbird,' 'Prey,' 'Nope' and the little known French film 'Incident in a Ghostland.' Asides include chaotic dives into the original PLL franchise, recurring references to 'Hot Ones' and several games of F*ck, Marry, Kill. Chrissy, wake up!! I don't like this...   Do you have a topic suggestion for an upcoming episode or a scary story to share with the Ghouls? Drop us a line at ghoulgangpodcast@gmail.com or hit us up on on Twitter (@ghoulgangpod666) or Instagram (@ghoulgangpodcast).

Mona, Rebecca, and Mark are joined by Bill Gresser to discuss the Visa Set Asides in the new EB-5 Reform & Integrity Act of 2022.Have a topic or question you would like covered on a future episode of EB-5 Investment Voice? Let us know over at https://mshahlaw.com/contact-us/ or using the contact details below.Phone: 212-233-7473Email: info@mshahlaw.comTo discover the show notes on this episode as well as other topics, information, and resources; please head over to https://mshahlaw.com/Podcast/

In this episode. Our guest is Jessica Zweig. She is an award-winning entrepreneur, personal branding expert, the founder and CEO of SimplyBe Agency, and author of Be- A no Bullsh*t Guide to Increasing Your Self Worth and Your Net Worth by Simply Being Yourself. She is big on how to increase your net worth by being yourself. You are suitable for success when you can figure out how to navigate yourself.  [3:09] Why should I listen to you? Because I genuinely love to know you. I take an interest in who you indeed are. I don't do small talk. I prefer to talk deeply about your trauma and challenges in a soul-to-soul discussion. I create a window for authenticity, so you should listen to me. I don't know if it's a skill, but it has always been my craving. That is what I am attracted to; it has always been a massive shift for me and my life. [7:45] How do you define great success? I can only speak from my experiences and the people I have been reasonable to work with. Success isn't about accolades, numbers of social media followers, or wealth but true fulfillment. It is a feeling of joy that aligns with who you are born to be. But to be who you indeed are to succeed, you have to activate yourself—activating your life, living your life, and performing your roles despite what people say. Living in integrity is essential, and I don't think you can live a life of success without activating that part first. We are into personal branding, but we do more. We permit our clients to be themselves.  [10:15] What journey led you to the person who does this for others? I grew up in a place where I was not cool. I was cocky, but I fell in love with theater. I went for an audition. At age 27, I became an entrepreneur and launched my first online business. For most of my life, I was cocky and gooky. I thought I was someone after starting the business. I was calm and all, but a few years later, the company fell apart, and I became financially broke. No money was in my bank account, and I was in debt. I disassociated myself with the person I was working with for the magazine. I disassociated myself from all and started from scratch and did the work. I had to heal and come to terms with who I am. Long story short, I started doing the work. It was when I was 32 that I figured out what I needed to do. I have always been a spiritual person and started to go on a more spiritual journey. I began to figure out my relationship with the divine, and that is how my life started to change. [13:35] What is the work you are talking about in this conversation? I learned to take radical honesty and accountability for my mistakes, opportunities, trials, and errors. No one can do that for you. For a long time, I did something wrong. I realized that, and I work in that aspect. I took a lot of retreats and figured out that I needed to take responsibility and be accountable for everything that happened in my life. Feedback is essential, but it has to come from people who want the best for you cos they will tell you the truth. I intentionally invested in people and the environment that will give me Feedback, and I still do that. So that is the work I'm talking about.  [20:54] When you go on this journey with people, what are their unexpected experiences? We don't ask them about their trauma first. Asides from giving them what they want, we offer them what they need. People hire my team to do a lot of work depending on their goals. We create a methodology and take them through a process that helps them gain clarity. We are majorly into branding, which is clarity. Talk about who you are in a few sentences. So we aim to achieve a crystal clear point on who the person is and what he can bring to the table. That is where we start, and the only way we can begin is if we ask a series of questions about their expertise, being, and all that have shaped them. We are into building their websites and all that defines the brand, but we start by defining the person's core values. We have to ask those questions to get there. [24:35] What do you truly live for in this whole process? What is your goal? I started my podcast with people that I have worked with. I make a joke with this saying. If you come into our offices for branding and we don't make you cry, then we are not doing our job. We must crack people up, not because we want to make them cry. We have a moment when we make them feel tense when we read to them about their brand after the whole process. I also feel good when a client reaches out to me to tell me how their business tripled after the branding process. That is one of my favorite moments that reminds me of what I do.   [29:45] What would you say to someone in this terrible situation?  It is a couple of different processes. One of the things that I did was activate. It's so noisy, and our brain is wired to adjust. So it's essential to be quiet so that you can hear your thoughts. It would help if you had personal time. It would help if you were alone. That helped me to create a relationship with myself and also gain clarity. Journeying with myself is the most effective therapy. It helped me to be brave and also be myself. I accepted myself, and that's how I navigate these trying times.  [33:50] Who is your book written for, and what should the reader expect to get out of it? The book was written for a specific audience, but I believe everyone can learn from it. A book for figuring out who we are. It is for conscious entrepreneurs and people who want to bring authenticity and more humanity to the value that they create. It is also written for people who wish to discover who they are and what they want to do. The book is about personal branding and empowerment. It talks about my journey also, and I would say that the work begins where the book ends. Everybody wants that, so it's not limited to a particular set of people.  [42:25] What promise did God make to the world when he created you? I have a key in my heart and believe I am here to help people unlock the divinity inside of them. I want to help people reflect on what makes them special, and I'm on that mission.  KEY QUOTES [15:05-15:07] The best thing you can do for yourself is to get Feedback. [17:30-17:32] Feedback is a gift [22:45-22:50]. What makes us who we are is not the rock bottom but the journey.  How to connect with Jessica Zweig Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessicazweig/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/simplybe.jessicazweig/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jessica_zweig?lang=en

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, we talk to the heads of the three major Jewish publishing houses, Rabbi Gedalia Zlotowitz of ArtScroll Mesorah Publications, Matthew Miller of Koren Press, and Altie Karper of Schocken Books.Asides from all rejecting David Bashevkin's work, these three pillars of Jewish publishing all share a common goal of contributing to Jewish scholarship in order to help better cultivate the Jewish People. - How can we use storytelling to bring out the best in others?- How was Koren revitalized?- How did some department stores in Germany turn into one of the most successful publishing houses? Tune in to hear a conversation about books, books, books. Interview begins at 13:59 Gedaliah Zlotowitz Rabbi Gedalia Zlotowitz is the president of ArtScroll Mesorah Publications, as well as the president of Mesorah Heritage Foundation. Matthew MillerMatthew Miller is the owner and publisher of Koren Press. Miller founded Toby Press, which published Yehuda Avner's The Prime Ministers along with other works, and purchased Koren Press in 2007. Altie KarperAltie Karper is the editorial director of Schocken Books, a division of Penguin Random House. Schocken, has a long history as a major publisher of Jewish literature and an early publisher of great thinkers such as Kafka, Rosenzweig, Buber, and Agnon, among many others.References:““Let Me Make You Famous”: How Hollywood Invented Ben Shapiro” by Tina NguyenThe Jewish Bookshelf as a Site of Self-fashioning: Reflections on a Historical Phenomenon in a Contemporary Moment by Elli Fischer and David BashevkinTop Five, A List of Jewish Character and Characters by Dovid BashevkinThe Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan Library of Jewish Thought by Rabbi Aryeh KaplanThe Megillah: The Book of EstherRabbi Meir Zlotowitz by Yisrael BesserAll for the Boss by Ruchoma ShainThe Koren TanakhAmadeus18Forty: Larry and Tzipora Rothwachs: Here Without You — A Child's Eating DisorderBiblical Images by Rabbi Adin SteinsaltzThe Covenant Kitchen: Food and Wine for the New Jewish Table: A Cookbook by Jeff and Jodie MorganThe Patron, A Life of Salman Schocken by Anthony David

In this episode, ADJUSTED welcomes Dan Anders Chief Compliance Officer with Tower MSA. Dan discusses when MSA's are needed and their place in the settlement process.Season 3 is brought to you by Berkley Industrial Comp. This episode is hosted by Greg Hamlin and guest co-host Matt Yehling, Directory of Claims at Midwest Employers Casualty.Visit the Berkley Industrial Comp blog for more!Got questions? Send them to marketing@berkindcomp.comFor music inquiries, contact Cameron Runyan at camrunyan9@gmail.com

I was pleased to have Amanda Bresler and Alex Bresler back on the podcast to discuss their newest Naval Postgraduate School symposium paper on the composition of small businesses in the defense industry. Amanda is the Chief Strategy Officer at PW Communications, and Alex is the Chief Data Officer. They found that small business funding grew 68 percent between 2015 to 2021, but at the same time the total number of small businesses shrank 23 percent. That can only mean the small business players are, on average, getting bigger. Indeed, the number of small businesses receiving more than $100 million per year in defense prime contracts grew three-fold over those six years (from 26 to 84). By comparison, the number of small businesses with less than $1 million fell 32 percent (from 34,205 to 23,337). This podcast was produced by Eric Lofgren. You can follow me on Twitter @AcqTalk and find more information at https://AcquisitionTalk.com