Podcasts about Bahl

This hour: Stiz sitting in with Dan today; Everybody's kneejerks to the Pats opener; Pats playcalling now called into question; Drake Maye is going to need time more than anything; Gonzo talks amounted to a root canal for Pats fans – So what about Drake?

This hour: WEEI's Zach Coe, The Idea Man, joins for Hour 2; Positives from Pats-Seahawks; A Closer Look at the Pats fan who took on a whole section of Seahawks fans; Red Sox blew their chance to catch the Yankees; Do Tracy & Breslow still have their jobs next year?

YOUTUBE DESCRIPTIONWelcome to a thought-provoking episode of The Brand Called You!In this conversation, Ashutosh Garg is joined by Amul S. Bahl, Founder of Shraddha HRD and Director of Yogic Naturals, for an insightful discussion on the intersection of consciousness, culture, leadership, and entrepreneurship.Explore how ancient Vedantic principles can be applied to modern management and discover practical approaches to building high-performance organizational cultures.The conversation covers powerful leadership metaphors, the enduring patterns of human behavior amid technological change, and the role of consciousness in developing stronger leaders and organizations.The episode also explores Amul Bahl's books, Driving Fundamentals, Living Essentials and Rahasya of the Hanuman Chalisa, offering thought-provoking insights into personal growth, inner strength, resilience, and professional development.Whether you are a business leader, entrepreneur, professional, or seeker of wisdom, this conversation offers actionable ideas and timeless perspectives on leadership and life.Stay tuned until the end for Amul Bahl's memorable CLASS acronym and its message for life and leadership.Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring conversations!

Hour 3 | On this hour of the Bahl and Lyons Show they discuss who has the leverage in the contract dispute between the Patriots and Christian Gonzalez with Week 1 rapidly approaching. Joe Weil joins the show to talk Red Sox outlook for the rest of the season.

Hour 2 | How do the Red Sox match up against the Yankees in a potential playoff series? Who will be healthy? Will the Red Sox depth in both the lineup and the bullpen shine bright when it matters most? Belichick UNC scandal, and much more on this hour of The Bahl and Lyons Show.

Hour 1 | Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons start off this hour by talking the latest updates on the Christian Gonzalez contract saga. After that they discuss how they are feeling about the 2026 Patriots following a Super Bowl run and key offseason additions. Paul Hembekides joins the show to give his thoughts on the Red Sox outlook for their upcoming pennant race, Adley Rutchman, Mickey Gasper, and much more.

Dan Bahl talks about the Red Sox thrilling 9-8 extra innings win over the Mariners.

This hour: Could Boston actually capture the division title; Roman Anthony hit a massive RBI double in (AA) Portland; Should Mayer have been shipped off sooner; Lyons thinks Devers deserved the boos; Joe Weil joins for a preview of Sox/Giants

This hour: Do the Pats have the depth on defense to compete; Kevin Stone joins live; Will Gabe Jacas start Wk 1; The greatest sports names; Gonzo watch continues

This hour: Did Raffy deserve all the boos he got last night; Were you surprised that Devers went deep; Pointing out the real ‘clubhouse guys' for the Red Sox; The good, the bad, the blank that gets you beat in the NFL

Hour 1 - Dan Bahl reacts to Vrabel saying that the Patriots don't have a lot of depth. Is this something that we should be worried about and speaking of depth, how will the Red Sox handle players returning from injury?

SEGMENT - Keefe and Bahl react to Drake Maye's press conference after day two of joint practice between the Patriots and the Eagles. How important is it for you to see Maye play in the preseason?

HR4 - Keefe and Bahl kick off the fourth and final hour of Thursday's show live from Gillette Stadium joined by Mego to recap the Patriots joint practice with the Eagles. Mego discusses how she see the WR room shaking out, what she's seen from two days of practice and more. The guys circle back to the Red Sox and Willson Contreras latest interaction with fans after not hustling down the line in extra innings. In today's Grab Bag: Inde Navarrette is cast as Rogue in the MCU, but passed up another opportunity, the top baseball performer of the day, and the guys are stumped in the random baseball player of the day.

HR2 - Keefe and Dan Bahl kick off the second hour of Thursday's show discussing their expectations for AJ Brown in his first year in New England. Is the former first team All-Pro going to be closer to Patriots Randy Moss or Patriots Chad Ocho Cinco? As Christian Gonzalez remains out of practice, at what point is it time to be concerned that a contract HAS to get done? Shifting gears back to the Red Sox, Keefe and Bahl are joined by WEEI's Red Sox insider Rob Bradford to discuss the latest drama with Willson Contreras, expectations for Roman Anthony and Trevor Story and more!

SEGMENT - Keefe and Bahl are joined by WEEI's Red Sox insider Rob Bradford to discuss the latest drama with Willson Contreras, expectations for Roman Anthony and Trevor Story and more!

HR1 - Keefe is joined by Dan Bahl for Thursday's show, the guys open discussing the Red Sox bounce back series win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. However, Willson Contreras was once again booed for not hustling down the first base line in extra innings before getting into it with fans behind the dugout. Are fans right to get on Contreras for not hustling even if he is dealing with minor bumps and bruises? Payton Tolle wasn't his sharpest in Wednesday afternoons loss against the D-Backs, what will his role be come postseason time? As Roman Anthony is set to make the second appearance of his rehab assignment with Double-A Portland, what should expectations be upon his return? Finally, Keefe and Bahl react live to the first set of 11 on 11 work during the Patriots second day of joint practice between the Patriots and Eagles

This hour: Gonzo is going to want to clear Witherspoon's deal - by a lot; more on the Witherspoon Effect; Brandon Lowe continues to throw haymakers; Breaking Roman Anthony News!

This hour: Reacting to the Witherspoon deal; What it all means for Gonzo's next deal; Jon has a dubious new nickname for the Pats kicker; Sophie Weller (Pats Wire) joins

This hour: Is Jake Bennett running out of gas; Picking up the pieces now that those epic win streaks are in the rearview; Celtics are right around the corner; Will Philly still be working out in Yr 3?

Tonight: Jake Bennett & Chad Tracy speak after Boston's 8-4 loss in Pittsburgh; Tracy with an injury update; plus your reactions!

What happens if artificial intelligence becomes as capable as—or more capable than—human beings?Most conversations about AI stop at whether artificial general intelligence will arrive. In this episode of Onward, Ben Miller and Kanika Bahl accept that premise and ask the more difficult question: What happens after?Kanika is the founder and CEO of the AI Access Initiative and a former founding member of Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust, an independent governance body created to help ensure that Anthropic develops AI for the long-term benefit of humanity. She previously led Evidence Action, where her work helped deliver health and economic interventions to hundreds of millions of people living in poverty.Drawing on her experience at the intersection of AI, global development, and large-scale systems change, Kanika explains why transformative AI may arrive sooner than many people expect—and why creating powerful technology is only the beginning. The more difficult challenge will be ensuring that its benefits actually reach people.Ben and Kanika explore how AI could improve healthcare, education, agriculture, and economic opportunity around the world. They also confront the deeper fears underneath the AI debate: What happens when machines can perform much of today's work? How will people find purpose, status, and identity? Who will own the wealth AI creates? And how can society distribute its gains without relying solely on universal basic income?The conversation ultimately offers a cautiously optimistic vision. AI could create extraordinary abundance, but only if governments, companies, nonprofits, philanthropists, and individuals begin preparing now for the social changes it may bring.In this episode Why AI's rapid progress is grounded in scaling laws, investment, and measurable capability gains Why Kanika believes transformative AI within the next five to fifteen years is a reasonable possibility The risk that billions of people in lower-income countries could be left behind How AI could deliver localized weather forecasts to hundreds of millions of smallholder farmers The potential for AI-supported diagnosis to address doctor shortages and high misdiagnosis rates Evidence that AI tutoring could produce significant learning gains in lower-income countries Why technological breakthroughs do not create impact unless effective distribution systems exist How society might find purpose and identity in a world with less paid work Why caring, service, exploration, building, and learning could become more central to human life The limitations of universal basic income as the default response to job displacement Ben's case for “universal basic ownership” and giving people a stake in the wealth AI creates Why better labor-market data and iterative policymaking will be essential How organizations can prepare for both short and long AI timelines Why accepting change—and learning through experimentation—may produce better outcomes than resisting it —For a deeper dive into these insights and more, be sure to listen to the full episode of the Onward podcast.Have questions or feedback about this episode? Drop us a note at Onward@Fundrise.com. Onward is hosted by Ben Miller, co-founder and CEO of Fundrise. Podcast production by The Podcast Consultant. Music by Seaplane Armada. About Fundrise With over 2 million users, Fundrise is America's largest direct-to-investor alternative asset investment platform. Since 2012, our mission has been to build a better financial system by empowering the individual. We make it easier and more efficient than ever for anyone to invest in institutional-quality private alternative assets — all at the touch of a button. Please see fundrise.com/oc for more information on all of the Fundrise-sponsored investment funds and products, including each fund's offering document(s). Want to see the specific assets that make up and power Fundrise portfolios? Check out our active and past projects at www.fundrise.com/assets.

This hour: The Arias/Bogaerts comparisons are hard to ignore; Dan's epic Adam Vinatieri montage; Stars are being made in front of us at Pats' camp; Patriots' pass rush has high expectations for this year; Wilyer Abreu a late scratch today

This hour: Tolle's fourteen K's; Examining Mayer's time in Boston; This squad is made in Breslow & Henry's image; The Sox turnaround is nothing short of confounding

My guest today is Marie Bahl, Chief Marketing Officer at Uptempo. A few weeks ago, Marie published an article called Martech Built Empires—Now It Needs Bridges. More recently, she shared a manifesto with me that expanded on many of those ideas. Marie argues that marketers have spent years becoming data janitors, spreadsheet detectives, and professional explainers of their own value.Instead of building brands, driving growth, and shaping business strategy, too many marketing teams are trapped by trying to prove they deserve a seat at the table. She also believes that AI won't fix that problem. In fact, if we don't address the underlying issues first, AI may simply help us fail faster. We're going to talk about why marketing finds itself in that position, what leaders are getting wrong about AI, and what it'll take for marketing to reclaim its role as a true growth engine.

Jon Lyons And Dan Bahl start off today's show joined by Joe Weil as the three of them continue to wait for the Red Sox to make a trade before the deadline. Do the injuries of Crochet and Anthony concern the Red Sox enough to make them decide their trade on it? Who are some big names you want to see the Red Sox trade? The guys then give their reaction for the blockbuster trade made by the Dodgers last night. And how confident are we in the connection between Drake Maye and Christian Gonzalez?

Lyons and Bahl continue the show hitting on Christian Gonzalez. Are the Patriots close at all to giving him his extension even though Kraft said they offered him a huge contract? What happens if they just extend Gonzalez and set the market with him? Out of every player during training camp, who is going to be the breakout player this year?

How aggressive should the Red Sox be at the trade deadline? Who are the top names you want the Red Sox to go after? If they make a big enough move, could they be considered World Series contenders? And who does Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons want to the Red Sox to trade for?

This hour: Red Sox/Dodgers recap; Sox need assets with playoff experience; Jon is no longer shocked by Duran; Contreras publicly standing by Duran speaks volumes; Duran's Driveline connection

This hour: John Sarianides (NE Football Journal) joins to talk Patriots; Dan Bahl doesn't believe in announcer's jinxes apparently; More on the Duran fracas; Gabe Jacas knocked a Pats coach on his keister today; Running game will be highlighted in the ‘26 Pats off.

This hour: The Sox have found a way to right the ship; Brayan Bello: Sleeper Trade Piece?; Power hitting correlates to playoff runs; We try our best to keep this show on the friggin' rails

This hour: Injury bug strikes Sox again; Evaluating the pressure on the ‘26 Celtics; Tatum & Mazzulla will be under a microscope this year | Bahl, Ferzoco & Turp | July 25, 2026

This hour: The latest from Chad Tracy on the injured Red Sox; Tim Healey (Boston Globe) joins to talk Sox; When will Tracy get the interim tag removed; Are the Sox inquiring about Bobby Witt Jr.? | Bahl, Ferzoco & Turp | July 25, 2026

This hour: Caleb Lomu is already wowing the veterans at Patriots training camp; Ferzoco got a unique behind-the-scenes look while at camp; The latest on the Pats' WR situation; When are we getting the Christian Gonzalez news? | Bahl, Ferzoco & Turp | July 25, 2026

This week's theme: Career Strategy Sonal Bahl shares her remarkable journey from building a career in human resources in India to living and working across South America and Europe. Along the way, she faced setbacks that shaped her approach to career strategy. She reflects on career interruptions, learning new languages, raising a family while earning an MBA, and rebuilding her professional path after multiple layoffs. Rather than viewing challenges as failures, Sonal reframes them as opportunities for resilience, adaptability, and a willingness to embrace uncertainty. These experiences helped her build a thriving career advisory business that now serves professionals around the world. The conversation also explores practical career strategy for professionals at every stage of their journey. Sonal explains why effective communication, personal positioning, and clearly demonstrating business impact matter more than simply working hard. She discusses the difference between being highly capable and being recognized for your value, offering actionable advice on career growth, networking, storytelling, salary negotiation, and building a reputation that creates new opportunities. Whether someone is launching their career or pursuing executive leadership, her insights emphasize intentional positioning, continuous learning, and the confidence to think bigger. From Fear to Fire: Secrets to Overcome Fear, Embrace Your Gifts and Achieve Success This is the place where real people share real challenges. Where you can find a common bond and uncommon wisdom through their stories. Use tips from the breakthroughs of others to jump-start your success. Speaker, author, adventurer, and host Heather Hansen O'Neill takes you on the journey from fear to fire. Today, we talk about how a strong career strategy, effective personal positioning, and resilient leadership can help you overcome setbacks and create lasting professional success. Sonal Bahl Sonal Bahl is an experienced HR Director and a Career Strategist, living in Belgium. Originally from India, she has also lived and worked in India, Uruguay, Chile, and France. With nearly 2 decades in HR in large companies like GE and PWC to family owned enterprises and startups, Sonal has screened over 250,000 resumes and conducted over 5000 interviews on 3 continents, helping senior management to recruit, build and evolve highly talented teams. As a Career Strategist, Sonal helps people by offering authentic advice on how they can have a career they actually love. She will give you that extra edge you need to land that career defining role, get promoted & improve your happiness at work. She is also the creator and host of How I Got Hired, a top rated career podcast in multiple countries. Sonal has an MBA from INSEAD, ranked number 2 globally by FT), and has recently been recognized as LinkedIn Top Voice 2024. She speaks English, Hindi, Spanish and French fluently. Connect with Sonal: Website: Super Charge LinkedIn: Sonal Bahl Quote of the Day: “Fall in love with the process, and the results will come.” ~Eric Thomas Finding Humanity: The Evolution of Sales is out now. Check it out here! The post Career Strategy with Sonal Bahl appeared first on Heather Hansen Oneill.

Unlocking Marketing ROI with AI: Insights from Uptempo’s Marie Bahl Uptempo.io About the Guest(s): Marie Bahl is the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of Uptempo, a pioneering company focused on providing cutting-edge marketing technology solutions. With over two decades of diverse experience across technology-focused industries, Marie is renowned for her ability to demystify complex technologies and make them appealing to targeted audiences. Her expertise spans roles in marketing and sales within prominent tech companies such as Opower, Tendril Networks, Converge, Yahoo, Zoho, and Sun Microsystems. At Uptempo, Marie drives innovative marketing strategies and customer acquisition approaches, aiming to transform the marketing landscape by leveraging artificial intelligence and data analytics. Episode Summary: In this engaging episode of The Chris Voss Show, host Chris Voss is joined by Marie Bahl, CMO of Uptempo, for an insightful discussion about the transformative potential of AI in marketing and the critical importance of proving return on investment (ROI). Marie shares her expertise on how Uptempo helps brands bridge the gap between spending and strategic success by crafting detailed, data-oriented marketing solutions. The discussion highlights the essential need to reconcile various marketing data sets to achieve a comprehensive view of ROI, which is the holy grail for marketing professionals worldwide. Throughout the conversation, Marie and Chris delve into how marketing data, when properly harnessed, can lead to unprecedented optimization and decision-making capability. Marie emphasizes the importance of using artificial intelligence appropriately, underscoring that it should focus on analytics and data synthesis rather than replacing creative output. The episode explores the concept of AI’s “jailbreak” moment, offering a glimpse into how brands can harness AI-driven insights to optimize marketing budgets and strategies. Additionally, they discuss broader industry trends, including how large corporations are adapting to new technologies and the significant challenges faced by marketers in justifying their budgets. Key Takeaways: Importance of Proving ROI: Marie highlights that ROI is a crucial measure for marketing success and how Uptempo provides the tools to tie various marketing activities directly to revenue outcomes. Role of AI in Marketing: AI’s potential lies more in data processing and analytics, not replacing human creativity. AI in marketing should enhance decision-making, not detract from the human element. Structured Data Equals Success: Reconciled and organized data is paramount for effective AI application, ensuring accurate insights and decision-making capabilities. Marketing Challenges Over Time: Marketers are expected to do more with less, requiring efficient technology to validate their strategies and demonstrate tangible business outcomes. Evolving Marketing Tools: Uptempo stands out by focusing on ROI over proxy indicators, integrating various data points to provide a holistic understanding of marketing effectiveness. Notable Quotes: “It’s not enough just to get the money at the beginning of the year, apply, do the voodoo that we do, and then at the end of the year go, ‘Hey, we did a great job.'” “Applied well, and Uptempo happens to do it, but if you can’t get it through us, buy it, build it, find it, acquire it, get somebody to do it for you, you need to be able to prove your value.” “ROI is the holy grail of every marketing CMO I think across the world; it’s the only measure that matters, and it’s the only measure we can’t get to.” “Marketing was a cost center, and you threw money at it, and we weren’t really sure what happened. Magic. Voodoo happened in the background.” “We have been spreadsheet jockeys, stitching together 80 spreadsheets to validate our existence for the last 30 years.”

Dan Bahl examines the current state of the Red Sox following their 8-1 against the White Sox.

Rich & Ken with Ted Johnson - Guest hosts: Christian Arcand & Dan Bahl | July 6, 2026

Today: Full reactions to today's MASSIVE update on the Boston Celtics: Brad Stevens & Bill Chisholm were grilled by reporters in the aftermath of Boston's trade that sent Jaylen Brown to Philadelphia for Paul George & picks.

Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons start the final hour of the show wondering what the rest of the Red Sox season holds. Will we see Crochet and Anthony back this season and what will happen during the trade deadline. Do you trust the organization to make a move before the deadline? The two of them listen to some of your texts messages and give their takes to what you had to say.

Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons continue the show reviewing the Bruins draft decisions and trading their first round draft pick for JJ Paterka. And what did Don Sweeney say on why didn't it work out with Fabian Lysell? Have the Red Sox gotten you hooked back on the train with how their series with the Yankees have gone and does it change the direction of the team at all?

Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons start off the questioning what direction the Celtics are going in with Jaylen Brown. Should they trade him for a large sum of draft picks or should they trade him at all. Jaylen Brown did repost a video on Instagram about his play, what did he mean by this? And what do you think of the two draft picks the Celtics made during the NBA draft?

Full Show - It's a Dan Bahl power hour as Dan is filling in for Christian who joined Rich and Ken on today's afternoon show. Dan discusses how the Celtics and Jaylen Brown can move forward after the trade that would have sent him to Milwaukee fell apart in the late hours of Monday. Then Dan shifts gear to the Red Sox after their latest worst loss of the season. At some point the dam has to break for Craig Breslow and his job security... right?

Bahl & Lyons | June 20, 2026

Dan Bahl & Jon Lyons - Bahl & Lyons | June 20, 2026

Dan Bahl & Jon Lyons - Bahl & Lyons | June 20, 2026

Dan Bahl & Jon Lyons - Bahl & Lyons | June 20, 2026

Dan Bahl & Jon Lyons - Bahl & Lyons | June 20, 2026

This hour: Happy Birthday to WEEI's one & only Stiz; the magic word is ‘alignment'; the C's are opening to moving one of the Jays; Dan hates to see the Jays fight… Can they patch it up, or is a split imminent?

This hour: Tatum is statistically better than Brown, make no mistake; Dan pitches the return of the alt blue Sox unis; Tim Healey of the Globe updates us on Roman Anthony (it's not exactly promising); the Sox have the worst luck when it comes to injuries

In this episode, Dr. Oord continues to engage with the new book from Chad Bahl entitled The Death of Supernaturalism: The Case for Process Naturalism.  This book, the culmination of Bahl's doctoral work at Northwind Seminary, combines the thoughts of theologian Friedrich Schleiermacher and philosopher Alfred North Whitehead, espousing a process naturalist view of God—one which sees God as relational, persuasive and embedded within the natural world, providing a solution to the problem of evil.The Death of Supernaturalism: The Case for Process Naturalism is now available for purchase in paperback and e-book formats.