Podcast appearances and mentions of Austin Wright

Welcome back to the show! In this episode, Steve is joined by special guest Austin Wright, and they discuss an essential set of habits practiced by the rich but not by anyone else. This is not a long list of habits, though; surprisingly, there are five major points to cover, and these guys do just that in under an hour! Where else in the world do you think you will get the secrets of the rich for free like this? You don't even have to think about that; just hit the play button now!  Please get in the habit of talking with Steve! He answers all emails that are sent to AskSteve@TotalWealthAcademy.com, including your email. 

In this engaging conversation, Austin Wright shares his unique journey from politics to entrepreneurship, detailing his experiences in the business world and the founding of MDKeller and its clothing brand, Shepherds. He emphasizes the importance of quality, customization, and the impact of dressing well on personal and professional life. Austin also discusses his political background, the future plans for his business, and the significance of intentionality in fashion and life.Ultimate Show Notes:00:01:00 - Austin Wright's Background00:03:00 - MDKeller and Shepherds00:04:30 - What Sets Shepherds Apart00:06:30 - The Online Experience00:09:00 - Pricing and Value00:12:00 - Cultural Impact of Dressing Well00:20:00 - Future Plans for MDKellerConnect with Austin Wright on Social:LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/amdw/Websitehttps://www.shepherds.com/ Turn your unique talent into capital and achieve the life you were destined to live. Join our community!We believe that Capital is more than just Cash. In fact, Human Capital always comes first before the accumulation of Financial Capital. We explore the best, most efficient, high-integrity ways of raising capital (Human & Financial). We want our listeners to use their personal human capital to empower the growth of their financial capital. Together we are stronger. LinkedinFacebookInstagramApple PodcastSpotify

Selling a business can be a thrilling yet complex journey, and for Michael Zung, founder of Bloomist, it was a path filled with determination, challenges, and a commitment to sustainability. When Michael connected with WebsiteClosers' Jeff Hanson, buyers immediately had interest. Jeff sent out over 100 NDAs and had about a dozen serious discussions.Ultimately, they found the right buyer and Michael navigated his way to a successful exit, leaving behind a thriving brand and opening new doors for his entrepreneurial ambitions.Here's their story.----Previous How I Built and Sold This EpisodesHow Cristina Van Osten Revolutionized and Exited the Pigments IndustryHow a Dog Training Guru Built and Sold Her BusinessBreakthrough in Hair Care, Overcoming Tragedy, and a Successful Exit, with Beth Di MaioFrom Kickstarter to Successful Exit, with California Beach Company's Austin Wright and David ShohamLaser Precision: How Strikeman CEO Scott Hutchison Built and Sold his CompanyNetpicks' 7-figure exit in the day trading industryAn ecommerce exit in the $150B+ supplements marketCryptocurrency and Ecommerce: Brothers Bryan and Colin Aulds' Successful ExitHow this 22-year-old built his eCommerce brand and exited for 7 figuresA high performance exit with GWA Auto Parts' Gregg AlperHow RARI Exited the Supplement Space by Rising Above with Real IngredientsHow Adam Spiegel Built and Sold OwnloopThis episode of Deal Closers is hosted by Nate Lind, brought to you by WebsiteClosers.com, and is produced by Earfluence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

According to TJ Hudak, "It is an emotional roller coaster when you're selling a business." Recently, he worked with WebsiteClosers.com to sell his company, Paper Box SEO.Selling can be a tumultuous experience, filled with ups and downs that need to be managed skillfully. Emotions run high, but with the right approach, the process can be navigated successfully.So how did TJ and the WebsiteClosers team do it? And what advice can they give to those looking to eventually sell?Let's find out!Previous How I Built and Sold This EpisodesHow Cristina Van Osten Revolutionized and Exited the Pigments IndustryHow a Dog Training Guru Built and Sold Her BusinessBreakthrough in Hair Care, Overcoming Tragedy, and a Successful Exit, with Beth Di MaioFrom Kickstarter to Successful Exit, with California Beach Company's Austin Wright and David ShohamLaser Precision: How Strikeman CEO Scott Hutchison Built and Sold his CompanyNetpicks' 7-figure exit in the day trading industryAn ecommerce exit in the $150B+ supplements marketCryptocurrency and Ecommerce: Brothers Bryan and Colin Aulds' Successful ExitHow this 22-year-old built his eCommerce brand and exited for 7 figuresA high performance exit with GWA Auto Parts' Gregg AlperHow RARI Exited the Supplement Space by Rising Above with Real IngredientsHow Adam Spiegel Built and Sold OwnloopThis episode of Deal Closers is hosted by Nate Lind, brought to you by WebsiteClosers.com, and is produced by Earfluence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to another episode of The Four Archetypes. On today's episode we join Dr. Lahab Al-Samarrai, Dr. Lisa Hong, Dr. Eric Tomlinson and special guest Austin Wright. The crew dives into the ever-talked about topic, the end of the world. This is part one of our discussion. Make sure to be on the lookout for part two soon. It's a great discussion and we can't wait for you to hear it! If you want to support the podcast, make sure to rate 5-stars on whichever platform you listen on. We'll see you again with another episode soon The IFC in a non for profit institution. We do accept donations. Any bit of help would be greatly appreciated and do a long way. All donations and contributions are tax deductible. You can find more info at instituteforconflict.com  Amazon Link: https://a.co/d/aWq2JQM #instituteforconflict #mentalhealth #anxiety #trauma #depression #stress #sleep #therapy #wellness #healing #mindfulness #selfcare #training #transform #podcast #podcasts #newepisode #archetypes #share #like #trauma #traumahealing #traumainformed #traumarecovery #traumatreatment #traumatherapy #traumacoach #traumasurvivor #traumawork #healing #archetype #jamp #mentalhealth #theglitch #mentalhealth #anxiety #depression #stress #sleep #therapy #wellness #healing #mindfulness #selfcare #transformationalcoaching #booklaunch #instituteforconflict #jampuniversity --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/institute-for-conflict/message

Louie Torres is a first-generation American whose family comes from Ecuador. His mom had Louie when she was 18, and he didn't have another sibling until he was 10. So he had a lot of time to himself where he would script up his own movies or set up his Star Wars collection or just dream. And part of that dream was to find a way to make some cash.Today we share Louie's story of how he built and sold his digital marketing agency, Unleashed Consulting, after it pivoted twice, and after it nearly all came crashing down just months before he sold it. Previous How I Built and Sold This EpisodesHow Cristina Van Osten Revolutionized and Exited the Pigments IndustryHow a Dog Training Guru Built and Sold Her BusinessBreakthrough in Hair Care, Overcoming Tragedy, and a Successful Exit, with Beth Di MaioFrom Kickstarter to Successful Exit, with California Beach Company's Austin Wright and David ShohamLaser Precision: How Strikeman CEO Scott Hutchison Built and Sold his CompanyNetpicks' 7-figure exit in the day trading industryAn ecommerce exit in the $150B+ supplements marketCryptocurrency and Ecommerce: Brothers Bryan and Colin Aulds' Successful ExitHow this 22-year-old built his eCommerce brand and exited for 7 figuresA high performance exit with GWA Auto Parts' Gregg AlperHow RARI Exited the Supplement Space by Rising Above with Real IngredientsHow Adam Spiegel Built and Sold OwnloopT-Shirts, Pests, Gas, and Social Security: Elliot Marks' 4th ExitThis episode of Deal Closers is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Izach Porter, brought to you by WebsiteClosers.com, and is produced by Earfluence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Tampa Bay Lightning host the Montreal Canadiens looking to snap their 4-game losing streak at Amalie Arena. Brandon Hagel is looking to become the 10th Lightning player with multiple 60-point seasons and our Austin Wright sat down with Max Crozier.

Today we hear from a founder who has built and sold four very different companies - a t-shirt business before ecommerce existed, a pest control service, a gas station, and most recently, an informational website with an adsense revenue model.How did he do it? Let's find out!Previous How I Built and Sold This EpisodesHow Cristina Van Osten Revolutionized and Exited the Pigments IndustryHow a Dog Training Guru Built and Sold Her BusinessBreakthrough in Hair Care, Overcoming Tragedy, and a Successful Exit, with Beth Di MaioFrom Kickstarter to Successful Exit, with California Beach Company's Austin Wright and David ShohamLaser Precision: How Strikeman CEO Scott Hutchison Built and Sold his CompanyNetpicks' 7-figure exit in the day trading industryAn ecommerce exit in the $150B+ supplements marketCryptocurrency and Ecommerce: Brothers Bryan and Colin Aulds' Successful ExitHow this 22-year-old built his eCommerce brand and exited for 7 figuresA high performance exit with GWA Auto Parts' Gregg AlperHow RARI Exited the Supplement Space by Rising Above with Real IngredientsHow Adam Spiegel Built and Sold OwnloopThis episode of Deal Closers is hosted by Jason Gillikin, Doug Grindstaff, and Izach Porter, brought to you by WebsiteClosers.com, and is produced by Earfluence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of the stars of our upcoming film Mass State Lottery (2024) - Buddy Duress (Good Time, 86'd) has passed away unexpectedly.Austin Wright (Mass State Lottery, Trent) joins us to talk about our late friend and collaborator. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of the stars of our upcoming film Mass State Lottery (2024) - Buddy Duress (Good Time, 86'd) has passed away unexpectedly. Austin Wright (Mass State Lottery, Trent) joins us to talk about our late friend and collaborator. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul, author of Atomic Aardvark, reviews the work of novelist Austin Wright, and the fictional author Edward Sheffield in the woman-reading-a-book neo-noir Nocturnal Animals. Paul also recommends the YouTube channel of Toyah Wilcox. Who is Steve Adams?

What kind of ethical concerns should researchers think about when deciding to take on a project? In this episode, we speak with Professor Austin Wright, an Assistant Professor of Public Policy at The University of Chicago's Harris School of Public Policy and a faculty affiliate of the Pearson Institute and Empirical Studies of Conflict Project. We speak about his past and current research projects in Afghanistan, dual-use infrastructure, and broad U.S. policy interventions. We also talk about his work teaching as a professor, his advice for students, and how his life journey has influenced his understanding of conflict and ripple effects.This podcast is produced in partnership with the Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts. For more information, please visit their website at ThePearsonInstitute.org Access the transcript here.Podcast Production Credits:Interviewing: Jose Macias and Hannah BalikciEditing: Nishita KarunProduction: Hannah Balikci

Cristina Van Osten is one of those people where you're not surprised by her success because she's been making success happen her whole life. Back in her home country of Romania, she decided to sell Avon door to door at 16 years old - and thrived. A couple years later, she started two convenience stores and had a nice exit. After moving to the US at 22, while studying to be a CPA, working full time at a public accounting firm, and being a mom to her young daughter, with all the time on her hands she decided to start a side hustle ecommerce business called Rolio with her brother Radu. Not surprisingly, that also went very well for her.Previous How I Built and Sold This EpisodesHow a Dog Training Guru Built and Sold Her BusinessBreakthrough in Hair Care, Overcoming Tragedy, and a Successful Exit, with Beth Di MaioFrom Kickstarter to Successful Exit, with California Beach Company's Austin Wright and David ShohamLaser Precision: How Strikeman CEO Scott Hutchison Built and Sold his CompanyNetpicks' 7-figure exit in the day trading industryAn ecommerce exit in the $150B+ supplements marketCryptocurrency and Ecommerce: Brothers Bryan and Colin Aulds' Successful ExitHow this 22-year-old built his eCommerce brand and exited for 7 figuresA high performance exit with GWA Auto Parts' Gregg AlperHow RARI Exited the Supplement Space by Rising Above with Real IngredientsHow Adam Spiegel Built and Sold OwnloopThis episode of Deal Closers is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Doug Grindstaff, brought to you by WebsiteClosers.com, and is produced by Earfluence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, Website Closers' Gwen Sylvester joins host Izach Porter to chat with Adam Spiegel, who built and sold Ownloop, because he needed a way to make money when his career took a turn for the worse because of the pandemic. Previous How I Built and Sold This EpisodesHow a Dog Training Guru Built and Sold Her BusinessBreakthrough in Hair Care, Overcoming Tragedy, and a Successful Exit, with Beth Di MaioFrom Kickstarter to Successful Exit, with California Beach Company's Austin Wright and David ShohamLaser Precision: How Strikeman CEO Scott Hutchison Built and Sold his CompanyNetpicks' 7-figure exit in the day trading industryAn ecommerce exit in the $150B+ supplements marketCryptocurrency and Ecommerce: Brothers Bryan and Colin Aulds' Successful ExitHow this 22-year-old built his eCommerce brand and exited for 7 figuresA high performance exit with GWA Auto Parts' Gregg AlperHow RARI Exited the Supplement Space by Rising Above with Real IngredientsAdam's new company, EcomRelated.com.This episode of Deal Closers is hosted by Izach Porter, brought to you by WebsiteClosers.com, and is produced by Earfluence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, Website Closers' Doug Grindstaff and Lenny Farber join host Izach Porter to talk with a college student who had an extremely profitable "gap year" from college - one where he built and sold his ecommerce business.Previous How I Built and Sold This EpisodesHow a Dog Training Guru Built and Sold Her BusinessBreakthrough in Hair Care, Overcoming Tragedy, and a Successful Exit, with Beth Di MaioFrom Kickstarter to Successful Exit, with California Beach Company's Austin Wright and David ShohamLaser Precision: How Strikeman CEO Scott Hutchison Built and Sold his CompanyNetpicks' 7-figure exit in the day trading industryAn ecommerce exit in the $150B+ supplements marketCryptocurrency and Ecommerce: Brothers Bryan and Colin Aulds' Successful ExitHow this 22-year-old built his eCommerce brand and exited for 7 figuresA high performance exit with GWA Auto Parts' Gregg AlperHow RARI Exited the Supplement Space by Rising Above with Real IngredientsThis episode of Deal Closers is hosted by Izach Porter, brought to you by WebsiteClosers.com, and is produced by Earfluence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, Website Closers' Alex Matos joins host Izach Porter to talk with the co-founder of Rari Nutrtion, Sean Kelly about his exit in the super competitive supplement space. Previous How I Built and Sold This EpisodesHow a Dog Training Guru Built and Sold Her BusinessBreakthrough in Hair Care, Overcoming Tragedy, and a Successful Exit, with Beth Di MaioFrom Kickstarter to Successful Exit, with California Beach Company's Austin Wright and David ShohamLaser Precision: How Strikeman CEO Scott Hutchison Built and Sold his CompanyNetpicks' 7-figure exit in the day trading industryAn ecommerce exit in the $150B+ supplements marketCryptocurrency and Ecommerce: Brothers Bryan and Colin Aulds' Successful ExitHow this 22-year-old built his eCommerce brand and exited for 7 figuresA high performance exit with GWA Auto Parts' Gregg AlperThis episode of Deal Closers is hosted by Izach Porter, brought to you by WebsiteClosers.com, and is produced by Earfluence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our host, Trent Manning, CTEM recaps his trip across Wisconsin with Austin Wright, CTEM. He started at Chicago Golf Club where he met Tony Nunes. Then, stopped by Medina to see Brian Bressler. He spoke a Kenosha Country Club for the Wisconsin Chapter of GCSAA. Next he spent the day with Austin Wright. CTEM at Sand Valley Golf Resort. He did a tour of the Foley Company factory in Prescott, WI. He also went to the Toro Company headquarters. He stopped by Town and Country Club to visit Chad Braun. 

Trent visits Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota to study maintenance facilities, tour a few special golf courses and see his friends at Foley Company. Who did he meet? What did he learn? He recaps the experience with guest co-host Austin Wright of Sand Valley.

You should've said no...but do you know how? Austin Wright teaches us how to say no, the value of rest, and how to practice Sabbath. We're busier than ever and we need to learn to say no. Thanks for listening and sharing with others. For more information: How to Christian Podcast Follow on social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kalecourtright/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/howtochristian/ For questions or comments: kcourtright@crosspointcofc.org

Lured to loving the game of golf as a kid, Austin Wright, CTEM, studied golf course management at Kansas State University before falling for the equipment side. After getting the basics at Washburn Technical, Austin learned under some great Kansas City superintendents then landed his current gig at Sand Valley Golf Resort in Rome, WI. Hear about Austin's very cool lawnmower racing hobby, foamers, and some dad life tips you won't want to miss. 

doblesesion.com @doblesesionpdc #dsnocturnal Nos dejamos llevar por las páginas de Animales Nocturnos (Nocturnal Animals, 2016) de Tom Ford y recorremos sus laberintos. En la sección inicial escuchamos y comentamos la doble sesión que nos recomienda Raúl. A partir del minuto 0:28:05 empezamos a hablar de Animales Nocturnos (Nocturnal Animals, 2016) de Tom Ford. Para complementar el visionado os recomendamos la novela en la que se basa la película: Tres Noches escrita por Austin Wright; la película Un Hombre Soltero (A Single Man Tom Ford, 2009); y el programa sobre la Animales Nocturnos del podcast Redrum Blues de Carlota Garrido.

Esta es una muestra de "Tres noches". La versión completa tiene una duración total de 13 h 26 min. Encuentra este audiolibro completo en https://bit.ly/3oHbtGlNarrado por: Raúl Arrieta / Fabiola StevensonTras quince años sin noticias de Edward, Susan recibe un paquete con el manuscrito de una novela que él acaba de escribir. Casada con un cirujano y madre de dos hijos, Susan empieza la lectura de Animales nocturnos y se adentra en la historia de Tony Hastings, un profesor de matemáticas que, una noche, viajando con su mujer y su hija, sufre un encuentro en la carretera que afectará a su vida para siempre. Durante tres noches consecutivas, Susan lee con fascinación un relato que reaviva su pasado sentimental, cuestiona su presente y se cierne amenazador sobre su futuro. Así, las historias personales de Susan y Tony se suceden, proyectándose la una sobre la otra y tejiendo una trama de suspense que nos mantiene en vilo hasta el final. Igual que Susan, no podemos dejar la historia, acuciados por saber qué sucede con los protagonistas.© 2022, Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial, S. A. U.#penguinaudio #audiolibro #audiolibros #Wright #AustinWright See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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California Beach Company was founded by Austin Wright and David Shoham. If you look up their names or the company now, you'll see the pretty. You'll see the Kickstarter success story, the millions of dollars in revenue, the advice they give to other entrepreneurs, the exit (with help from WebsiteClosers.com). But what you might not see is how they got here, the struggle they went through and the failures throughout their path to success.Deal Closers is hosted by Izach Porter and is produced by Earfluence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In many conflict situations, should winning hearts and minds be the priority? Information operations are an essential part of military strategy, but so far there have been few systematic evaluations of how well they actually work. Using a new source of data Austin Wright tells Tim Phillips about the success of one such operation in Afghanistan.

The Upreneur podcast has partnered up with SCORE, hosted by Jeremy Straub, to help bring engaging conversations with today's top leaders and business owners. In today's episode, we spoke with Austin Wright & David Shoham, Co-Founders of The California Beach Co, about transparency being key to their partnership, having the never give up till you make it attitude, and that the journey to success is never over, you can either quit or pivot. Co-Founder The California Beach Co.: Austin WrightAustin Wright is a seasoned entrepreneur, originally from Atlanta, GA, with a passion for creating best-in-class products and services.His early career began in the fitness industry in 2003 and he quickly advanced to the Regional Vice President level of a large multinational health club chain, overseeing 1,500+ employees and $50M+ in revenue. He started his eCommerce journey in 2016 and is currently the Chief Executive Officer of the brand he co-founded, The California Beach Co.Along with 17+ years of business experience, he has an insatiable appetite for growing and learning every day (currently enrolled in Harvard Business School's CORe program).Now residing in Austin, TX, he has been happily married for over 8 years and his 6-year-old son, Michael Henry, is the joy of his life.Co-Founder of The California Beach Co.: David ShohamDavid Shoham is originally from Atlanta, GA, and has lived in London, New York City, Los Angeles, and has recently settled down in Naples, Florida with his wife and five-year-old son. Ever since he was young, he's always seen himself as a visionary and a leader. An “aspiring entrepreneur”, David always had big dreams and goals, and he would create little gadgets and write down ideas but didn't yet know how to bring those ideas to life.  He spent 25 years in the hospitality business, working as a Bar Manager / Mixologist and Consultant, and eventually worked his way up to General Manager and Director of Operations for Malibu Farm. He opened restaurants from the ground up for businesses such as The Four Seasons, Nobu, and Rosewood Miramar. He simultaneously started his e-commerce business while working full-time. After 5 years and many lessons learned, all of his persistence, late nights, and hard work paid off and he was able to go full time in his own business. He enjoys the beach, traveling, playing and coaching basketball, hikes, and all things outdoors.  David has never stopped dreaming and is very excited for the journey that is just beginning.Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/californiabeachco/ Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thecaliforniabeachco/Websitehttps://thecaliforniabeachco.com/Thank you for listening, and don't forget to share, rate, and subscribe!If you enjoyed today's episode and want to stay up to date with new upcoming episodes, subscribe to our podcast. Please rate and comment on what your favorite moments from the podcast were, or who you would like for us to how on our show. If you found value from these podcasts, consider sharing this with your friend and family! Don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Rate our podcast!You can also follow us on our social media.Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/u_preneur/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/upreneurpodcast/Website:https://upreneur.com

Thank you for joining us for another New Episode of the Freedom Recovery Center of Greenville #RecoveryFirst Podcast with Mike Todd and guest Kris & Rose Stepp and Austin Wright. Kris & Rose discussed the upcoming "Jessica's Walk For Overdose Awareness" Friday, August 27th, 2021 at 6:30 EST, as well as the Jessie Mae Harm Reduction Bus and Kris's Role as a Harm Reduction Specialist at Challege's Inc. We are also excited to have Austin Wright, a Harm Reduction Specialist from the Florida Access to Syringe and Health Services. (FLASH). The primary functions of the FLASH Exchange are to provide syringe exchange services to any person who uses syringes, provide harm reduction and other services to people who use drugs (PWUD), and reduce the spread of infectious diseases in Palm Beach County, FL. The #RecoveryFirst Podcast is a Podcast that highlights local community-based initiatives here locally in Greenville, SC as well as highlights community-based Recovery Community Organizations and NGO's and Advocates on a national scale. Freedom Recovery Center of Greenville is helping to lead the way of changing lives and helping those in their battles with Substance Use Disorder. #RecoveryFirst

Nashville Post sports reporter Michael Gallagher is joined by intern Austin Wright and Sports Illustrated's Tennessee Titans reporter David Boclair to breakdown Tennessee's most important training camp battles, discuss who has the inside track on the backup QB job, and explain why Delanie Walker may have been a little off-base calling Anthony Firkser elite

Austin Wright, CEO of The California Beach Co. tells the story of how the company was launched by two parents who struggled for years to find a great playpen that was portable, lightweight and well built. After teaming up with a top outdoor-goods manufacturer, they launched a successful Kickstarter campaign and now he heads a company known for The Pop N' Go, widely known as the world's best playpen!

It's Wild West Wednesday and time once again to hang out around the Six-Gun Justice water cooler for another Six-Gun Justice Conversation segment. Today, co-host Paul Bishop talks with Western writers Austin Wright and Robert Dwyer, whose debut Western novel, The Sheriff , was released in April.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=kRf2_NuEPxu37b9-4FZKmX0UAJ4ZdKVRhAgUrm-4gBj-CkNHowjeqW7Q4bYKdoyNoNgGhKTBK-OpQSh_)

On this week's annotated deep dive, The Cultists present Tom Ford's ‘Nocturnal Animals' (2016). The sophomore film by fashion industry icon Tom Ford, on its surface, “Nocturnal” is a gorgeous technical showcase of Ford's skills behind the camera. Which is why it comes as much more of a surprise that, for a film so beautiful, the core of Nocturnal Animals is all about the ugly underbelly of humanity and the savage destructive process of creation. Adapted from the 1993 novel “Tony and Susan” by Austin Wright, Nocturnal is essentially three stories in one that, when woven together, explore the boundaries of life, art, and the odd liminal overlap that inevitably bleeds between the pages. A space that if sharpened just right can ensnare and gut everything in its wake. Topics include: comparisons between Ford's film and Wright's novel. Tom Ford's fashion vs. film career; the not-so-hidden objects and symbols that tie the multiple stories within the film together; the art of “Texas justice” vs. postmodern revenge; and that amazingly esoteric, blink-and-you'll-miss -it Prada, Marfa reference. Episode Safeword: “Romanticism” (capital R)

Stephanie Burchard of Institute for Defense Analyses & Austin Wright of Univ. of Chicago join James to discuss election violence in a global and US context.

Welcome to SEC Round-Up Week 12 by the SOTL team! The boys had a lot of fun talking about last weekend's SEC action and previewing this weekend's games as usual, but they mixed it up a little bit too. Without giving too much away, we will let you know that we have a special interview segment with Austin Wright interviewing John Miller '05 Mizzou grad and host of the Locked on Mizzou podcast. This episode is entertaining as you'll soon find out and we hope y'all really enjoy it. As always, don't forget to subscribe on Spotify/Apple Podcasts, follow us on Instagram @southofthelinesports, Twitter @SouthoftheLine1, and check out our website southofthelinesports.com. Enjoy the episode! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/southofthelinesports/support

First pod lets go! The team at South of the Line Sports is excited to bring you the first episode and introduction to our podcast, the South of the Line Podcast. We're super pumped to start this journey and even more excited that y'all are here with us. For this first pod, co-founders and main co-hosts of the show Sebastian Jones and Austin Wright had on long time friend and the team's senior basketball analyst, Nick Weishaar, just to hangout and discuss the goal of the pod and the whole South of the Line Sports platform. The boys talked about their humble beginnings in high school sports broadcasting, what made them want to start this podcast, and a little friendly smack about their respective schools. They also dived into one of their favorite times of the year (besides football season of course), Spooktober, and just how important Halloween is in college. All of us here at SOTL are excited for you to listen to the show, and don't forget to check us out on Instagram @southofthelinesports, Twitter @Southoftheline1, and on our website. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/southofthelinesports/support

What does the 2016 election tell us about mask use in America? Quite a lot. Austin Wright draws on new research and what it can tell us about the relationship between partisanship and wearing a mask. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Podkinsville, Austin Wright, small farms agent at the Christian County Cooperative Extension, explains the hype around hemp and local events surrounding hemp in Christian County.  

On this episode of Startup Hustle, Matt and Matt sit down with Austin Wright, the CEO, and Founder of The FPV Experience.   Learn about how Austin's company uses cutting edge technology to create an in-event experience at sporting events.   Learn more about:   Full Scale: https://fullscale.io/   Stackify: https://stackify.com/   The FPV Experience: https://www.thexfpv.com/   GigaBook: https://gigabook.com   Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/startuphustlepodcast/   Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDXy14X95mzCpGSHyDvvoVg   Follow us on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@startuphustle

Prabhat Singh (MPP ’20) talks to Austin Wright, assistant professor at Harris School of Public Policy, about the US-Mexico border wall, voter suppression in US, and troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. Prof Wright leverages his global research on these issues to inform his view.Credits:Prabhat Singh, for interviewing and producingHaz Yano, for engineeringSusan Paykin, for editing

Prabhat Singh (MPP ’20) talks to Austin Wright, assistant professor at Harris School of Public Policy, about the US-Mexico border wall, voter suppression in US, and troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. Prof Wright leverages his global research on these issues to inform his view.Credits:Prabhat Singh, for interviewing and producingHaz Yano, for engineeringSusan Paykin, for editing

Vilto Reis e Cecilia G. Marcon assumem a missão de falar de dois livros e um filme. Animais Noturnos é um filme de 2016 baseado no romance Tony & Susan escrito por Austin Wright em 1993. Compre Tony & Susan pelo link do 30:MIN O 30:MIN se mantém no ar pelo apoio dos Ouvintes Grupo Lista Negra do Paul Rabitt

The guys are all mixed up about Nocturnal Animals. Trivia at the end is also about nocturnal animals. ****************** A wealthy art gallery owner receives a draft of her ex-husband's new novel, a violent thriller she interprets as a veiled threat and a symbolic revenge tale. Director: Tom Ford Writers: Tom Ford (screenplay by), Austin Wright (novel) Stars: Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Shannon

SUBSCRIBE TO HAVE YOU HEARD'S NEW PODCAST CHANNEL!Welcome to the first LIVE SHOW episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events! In this episode, Harris Professor Austin Wright joins us along with panelists Claudia Jones (MBA), Drazzel Feliu (MPP), and Genta Mecolli (MPP).Credits: Host, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusEngineering: Julian Lake and David RabanPanelists: Claudia Jones, Drazzel Feliu, and Genta MecolliTop pre-show quiz scorers and special audience contributors: David Franks and Coco Yim Music: Breakdown BrassPhotography: Elaine LiLogo: Jay LiSpecial thanks to special guest Professor Austin Wright for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.

SUBSCRIBE TO HAVE YOU HEARD'S NEW PODCAST CHANNEL!Welcome to the first LIVE SHOW episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events! In this episode, Harris Professor Austin Wright joins us along with panelists Claudia Jones (MBA), Drazzel Feliu (MPP), and Genta Mecolli (MPP).Credits: Host, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusEngineering: Julian Lake and David RabanPanelists: Claudia Jones, Drazzel Feliu, and Genta MecolliTop pre-show quiz scorers and special audience contributors: David Franks and Coco Yim Music: Breakdown BrassPhotography: Elaine LiLogo: Jay LiSpecial thanks to special guest Professor Austin Wright for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.

Welcome to the first LIVE SHOW episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events! In this episode, Harris Professor Austin Wright joins us along with panelists Claudia Jones (MBA), Drazzel Feliu (MPP), and Genta Mecolli (MPP).Credits: Host, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusEngineering: Julian Lake and David RabanPanelists: Claudia Jones, Drazzel Feliu, and Genta MecolliTop pre-show quiz scorers and special audience contributors: David Franks and Coco Yim Music: Breakdown BrassPhotography: Elaine LiLogo: Jay LiSpecial thanks to special guest Professor Austin Wright for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.

Welcome to the first LIVE SHOW episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events! In this episode, Harris Professor Austin Wright joins us along with panelists Claudia Jones (MBA), Drazzel Feliu (MPP), and Genta Mecolli (MPP).Credits: Host, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusEngineering: Julian Lake and David RabanPanelists: Claudia Jones, Drazzel Feliu, and Genta MecolliTop pre-show quiz scorers and special audience contributors: David Franks and Coco Yim Music: Breakdown BrassPhotography: Elaine LiLogo: Jay LiSpecial thanks to special guest Professor Austin Wright for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.

Jane Taylor is the Founder and President of Bot Shop LLC. Bot Shop is an innovative one-stop shop specializing in integrating Robotics and Energy Education into K-12 public schools, informal education, non-profits and outreach programs. As a full-service consulting firm, Bot Shop provides turnkey solutions for effectively engaging youth in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through making. BotShop supports robots in education from the classroom to competition. Jane Taylor began teaching middle school science in HISD in 2000 after graduating from Lamar University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and joining Teach for America-Houston. She used robotics as an instructional tool in her science class in 2001 after securing a community grant which purchased LEGO Mindstorms RCX robots and registration fees for First LEGO League. In response to the amazing reaction from students to this new technology, Jane created a course called Project Based: STEM in 2004 and established one of the first robotics elective courses in the Houston Independent School Districts. She went on to successfully design, develop, and implement grassroots robotics competitions, after school programs, and course curricula throughout Greater Houston. Jane currently chairs the SHEbot Initiative for Girls in STEM, is an advisor to the 4H SET AgriBotics Robotics Challenge, and has been recognized by Teach for America for her “Energy in Education” and numerous "National Teacher of the Year" awards. She earned her Bachelor's in Biology from Lamar University and studied educational robotics at the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy. In this episodes we discussed: how to talk to kids about STEM subjects to help them see their relevance. which toys and activities teach STEM skills and which are a waste of money. how parents can help foster a home environment that is conducive to STEM achievement. Resources Botshoprocks.com Arduino Leg WeDo 2.0 Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy Code.org Boss Women Pray by Kachelle Kelly   NEWS ROUNDUP Republicans are bracing for a backlash from Democrats over Congress' repeal of the FCC Privacy Rules, which the President signed on Monday night. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has already been running attack ads against members who are up for re-electiom next year and who supported the repeal of the privacy rules. These members include Jeff Flake of Arizona and Dean Heller of Nevada. Daniel Strauss, Zack Kopplin, John Farrell, Jeff Greenfield, David Sliders, Alex Byers, Austin Wright, and Martin Matishak cover this in Politico.   At least one state, however, is developing its own set of privacy rules. The state of Minnesota passed its own privacy bill last week. The FCC's net neutrality rules are expected to be on the chopping block next. -- Wikileaks has struck again, this time releasing details about the CIA's Marble Framework, which shows how the CIA obfuscates itself when it is surveilling targets. This leak is considered to be especially damaging because it demonstrates how the CIA is able to mask its identity and cover its tracks when it conducts online surveillance. Ellen Nakishima reports in The Washington Post. -- Federal Law enforcement officials now say terrorists have figured out how to hide bombs in laptops and other devices in a way that evades airport screeners. So authorities are now considering expanding the device ban the White House began implementing a couple of weeks ago. Evan Perez reports for CNN. -- The once-thriving White House Office of Science and Technology Policy--OSTP--which was active under the Obama administration and staffed with elite Silicon Valley insiders and technologists, is now a ghost town. Michael Shear and Cecilia Kang report for The New York Times that the office is down from 24 to just 1 staffer. -- In another blow to the affordable internet access program known as Lifeline, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said last week that he would allow states to decide which companies can participate to dole out discounts to help low-income people afford broadband. The decision came a few months after Pai announced he'd cut 9 companies from the program. Now, in a shift, he doesn't think the federal government should be involved in providing broadband to the poor at all via the Lifeline program. Ali Breland reports in the Hill. -- Finally, Rebecca Ballhaus at the Wall Street Journal reported that the White House has stopped keeping visitor logs. Under the Obama administration, the log was freely shared with the public online.

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As fantastic as it is to see Arrival gaining so much traction, I do hope that Amy Adams’ other big release, Nocturnal Animals, still gets enough attention. Tom Ford’s second feature, after A Single Man (2009), sees Adams playing an equally sleep deprived but much less scholarly professional at the peak of her career. Susan Morrow is the jaded owner of a glitzy contemporary art gallery, a realist in a world that is anything but reality. She first entered the creative world when she wanted to a bohemian herself, back when she was engaged to Edward Sheffield (Jake Gyllenhaal). Edward was just the kind of carefree romantic that her mother, Anne (Laura Linney), had always hated, and Susan has always hated her mother. She only has one scene, naturally the one where Susan announces her engagement, but that’s all we really need of her. She's the classic classist, conservative parent that any protagonist would want to rebel against, especially by running off with someone she looks down upon. Being married to Edward was supposed to stop Susan turning out anything like her, but, just as Anne warned her she would, she soon finds that he isn’t enough for her. The last thing she tells Susan, before they basically never see each other again, is that no matter what they do, everyone eventually turns into their mother. All of this is told through flashbacks. The present-day Susan is married to the much more ambitious and money-minded Hutton Morrow (Armie Hammer). They’re the kind of business couple who spend more nights away from each other in hotel rooms than they do at home. The world of the gallery where Susan works is an eerie mix of avant-garde artistry and sterile opulence. Funnily enough, it’s very reminiscent of the modelling universe of The Neon Demon, especially since Jena Malone and Karl Glusman are in the cast of this film as well. That said, most of the film takes place away from this narrative anchor, as it were. Ford is well aware that those tumultuous years with Edward are much more interesting than Susan’s current life with Hutton, even if the divorce is foreshadowed a bit too overtly. Many more years pass until she hears from him again, with the delivery of his latest manuscript for a novel entitled "Nocturnal Animals" that is dedicated to her. He used to call her a nocturnal animal when they were together, since even then she was a night owl. The book is a shockingly violent thriller about a family that go out on a camping trip in the middle of nowhere. After they've driven outside of any phone coverage, they are stalked, run off the road and harassed by a local gang. The dad tries to outplay them and get his wife and daughter to safety, but their assailants end up holding him down, forcing the two women into one of their cars and taking them far away, leaving him behind feeling useless and powerless. This is definitely the most intense, drawn-out and harrowing scene that this film delivers. Understandably, there were quite a few walkouts when it reached its darkest point. Most films only hint at or threaten to show these kinds of horrific occurrences, but this one goes much further with it than anyone was hoping. Still, it's integral to setting up the gruelling revenge story of Tony Hastings, the survivor of the attack, whose wife and daughter were both beaten, raped and murdered, leaving him with nothing but the raging need to find the men who did this to them. Often when films contain stories within stories they end up feeling quite trite and idle. They're usually told with wall-to-wall narration, an overdone fairytale aesthetic and double-casting that makes for some very overwrought allegory. Sometimes, funnily enough, it's very hard to be invested in a story that you know is fictional inside the world of the main story, even though the whole film is fictional anyway. However, the story of the novel inside this film adaptation of Austin Wright’s novel, Tony and Susan, is definitely not your average meta-narrative. It’s told so straightforwardly and given so much screen time that it almost makes you forget about the central story. In fact, this could have easily been just a single narrative film about Tony, although that would have been incredibly depressing. If nothing else, it's a relief when Susan puts the book down and returns to her unsatisfying but much less traumatic life. Compared with Edward’s novel and the romantic flashbacks, the main plot is pretty stagnant, with a much greater focus on characters than events. It certainly needs the two side plots to give it momentum, but equally both of the side plots rely on the central story to give them a more complex purpose. There is still a striking resemblance between Edward and Tony, not least because Gyllenhaal plays both of them, but even so their connection is much subtler than you’d expect. In one of the flashbacks, Edward defends himself against a bad review by saying that all authors write about themselves. Indeed, both him and Tony have been called weak by people with varying definitions of weakness, and strength. Eventually, both men decide that people see strength as cruelty, and they are done with being weak. By the same token, Tony’s wife, Laura, is basically Susan, although this connection is slightly veiled. Laura isn’t played by Adams, but, in a very inspired casting choice, she's portrayed by her startling lookalike, Isla Fisher. The allegory is there but it isn't being forced under a spotlight. It doesn’t have to match the main story beat for beat to make itself known. This is what makes Nocturnal Animals both a fascinating film to pick apart and a totally engrossing one to lose yourself in.Written by Christian TsoutsouvasSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As fantastic as it is to see Arrival gaining so much traction, I do hope that Amy Adams’ other big release, Nocturnal Animals, still gets enough attention. Tom Ford’s second feature, after A Single Man (2009), sees Adams playing an equally sleep deprived but much less scholarly professional at the peak of her career. Susan Morrow is the jaded owner of a glitzy contemporary art gallery, a realist in a world that is anything but reality.  She first entered the creative world when she wanted to a bohemian herself, back when she was engaged to Edward Sheffield (Jake Gyllenhaal). Edward was just the kind of carefree romantic that her mother, Anne (Laura Linney), had always hated, and Susan has always hated her mother. She only has one scene, naturally the one where Susan announces her engagement, but that’s all we really need of her. She's the classic classist, conservative parent that any protagonist would want to rebel against, especially by running off with someone she looks down upon. Being married to Edward was supposed to stop Susan turning out anything like her, but, just as Anne warned her she would, she soon finds that he isn’t enough for her. The last thing she tells Susan, before they basically never see each other again, is that no matter what they do, everyone eventually turns into their mother.  All of this is told through flashbacks. The present-day Susan is married to the much more ambitious and money-minded Hutton Morrow (Armie Hammer). They’re the kind of business couple who spend more nights away from each other in hotel rooms than they do at home. The world of the gallery where Susan works is an eerie mix of avant-garde artistry and sterile opulence. Funnily enough, it’s very reminiscent of the modelling universe of The Neon Demon, especially since Jena Malone and Karl Glusman are in the cast of this film as well. That said, most of the film takes place away from this narrative anchor, as it were. Ford is well aware that those tumultuous years with Edward are much more interesting than Susan’s current life with Hutton, even if the divorce is foreshadowed a bit too overtly. Many more years pass until she hears from him again, with the delivery of his latest manuscript for a novel entitled "Nocturnal Animals" that is dedicated to her. He used to call her a nocturnal animal when they were together, since even then she was a night owl. The book is a shockingly violent thriller about a family that go out on a camping trip in the middle of nowhere. After they've driven outside of any phone coverage, they are stalked, run off the road and harassed by a local gang. The dad tries to outplay them and get his wife and daughter to safety, but their assailants end up holding him down, forcing the two women into one of their cars and taking them far away, leaving him behind feeling useless and powerless. This is definitely the most intense, drawn-out and harrowing scene that this film delivers. Understandably, there were quite a few walkouts when it reached its darkest point. Most films only hint at or threaten to show these kinds of horrific occurrences, but this one goes much further with it than anyone was hoping. Still, it's integral to setting up the gruelling revenge story of Tony Hastings, the survivor of the attack, whose wife and daughter were both beaten, raped and murdered, leaving him with nothing but the raging need to find the men who did this to them. Often when films contain stories within stories they end up feeling quite trite and idle. They're usually told with wall-to-wall narration, an overdone fairytale aesthetic and double-casting that makes for some very overwrought allegory. Sometimes, funnily enough, it's very hard to be invested in a story that you know is fictional inside the world of the main story, even though the whole film is fictional anyway. However, the story of the novel inside this film adaptation of Austin Wright’s novel, Tony and Susan, is definitely not your average meta-narrative. It’s told so straightforwardly and given so much screen time that it almost makes you forget about the central story. In fact, this could have easily been just a single narrative film about Tony, although that would have been incredibly depressing. If nothing else, it's a relief when Susan puts the book down and returns to her unsatisfying but much less traumatic life. Compared with Edward’s novel and the romantic flashbacks, the main plot is pretty stagnant, with a much greater focus on characters than events. It certainly needs the two side plots to give it momentum, but equally both of the side plots rely on the central story to give them a more complex purpose. There is still a striking resemblance between Edward and Tony, not least because Gyllenhaal plays both of them, but even so their connection is much subtler than you’d expect. In one of the flashbacks, Edward defends himself against a bad review by saying that all authors write about themselves. Indeed, both him and Tony have been called weak by people with varying definitions of weakness, and strength. Eventually, both men decide that people see strength as cruelty, and they are done with being weak. By the same token, Tony’s wife, Laura, is basically Susan, although this connection is slightly veiled. Laura isn’t played by Adams, but, in a very inspired casting choice, she's portrayed by her startling lookalike, Isla Fisher. The allegory is there but it isn't being forced under a spotlight. It doesn’t have to match the main story beat for beat to make itself known. This is what makes Nocturnal Animals both a fascinating film to pick apart and a totally engrossing one to lose yourself in. Written by Christian Tsoutsouvas

Två efterlänktade filmer som inte lyckats imponera på våra skarpa kritiker: Harry Potter-spinoffen "Fantastiska vidunder och var man hittar dem" och Tom Fords "Nocturnal Animals". Tom Fords comeback sedan hans debut "en enda man" med Colin Firth i huvudrollen som kom 2009. Den nya filmen "Nocturnal Animals" baseras på romanen "Tony and Susan" av Austin Wright en historia om hur ett bokmanus tar sig in i och kanske också styr vad som händer i verkligheten.J:K Rowling och hennes Harry Potter prequal "fantastiska vidunder och var man hittar dem" är regisserad av David Yates som jobbat med de senaste Harry Potter filmerna.

Michael remembers the loss of his first car, his 1987 Chevy Nova. With the help of his friend, Austin Wright, the two recount the tragic event that occurred on November 9, 2004. Plus, Eric Star reviews Dr. Strange. At least we think that's what he did. Also, the show welcomes this weeks’ guest co-host, Mel Brooks.

In an effort to humble himself after two back-to-back "big deal" episodes, host Kenn Edwards invites coworkers Eddie Deleon, Austin Wright, and Wesley Gross to the podcast to talk about and share stories of their jobs delivering/working at New Brothers Pizza in Fishersville, VA.

In this edition, we hear an excellent live set by Peterborough, NH based Redwing Blackbird (Eric Gagne and Austin Wright). The podcast opens with their final guest DJ pick, "Echoes" by Pink Floyd. Apologies for the almost-unbearable echo, though perhaps it is appropriate considering the song we open with. Check Redwing Blackbird out at www.myspace.com/redwingblackbirdnh.