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Episode 366 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features an information-packed interview with PWHL, OHL, and Hockey Canada goalie coach Brad Fogal.In the feature interview, presented by NHL Sense Arena, Fogal, who also runs the Goalie Training Institute in Ontario, walks us through his unique path to NCAA and minor pro hockey before becoming a full-time coach, and how it informs his work now on the other side of the whistle. We caught up with Fogal while he was working with Team Canada's under-18 women's team, but he also works with PWHL Toronto and has been in the OHL with Owen Sound, and he shared advice on the importance of building a foundation -- and what that looks like at different ages -- consistent terminology, the biomechanics of good movement, adding game realism and decision-making to drills, working with multiple goalies and so much more.In the Parent Playbook, presented by Stop It Goaltending U the App, Hutch welcomes you to the Goalie (Parent) Union with his top-10 tips (actually top-11, with a bonus) for new goalie parents going into their first season.We also review the latest Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, featuring Eric Comrie with a great breakdown of a late-game 6-on-5 and how to manage movement patterns and read releases even when you get a little behind a play, with a hat tip to Connor Hellebuyck for some of the advice he shares.And in our weekly gear segment we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the Vaughn Ion Pro pads and gloves, which, counter to the name, is actually a second price-point line that still comes with plenty of top-end features.

Episode 365 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features a great interview with NCAA champion and Frozen Four MVP Johnny Hicks.In the feature interview, presented by NHL Sense Arena, Hicks walks us through the preparation and process that allowed him to mostly sit for half a season, then come off the bench and go 16-0-1 and set an NCAA record with a .957 save percentage before backstopping the University of Denver to a National Championship with a .955 save percentage in the playoffs. It's a great story made all the more remarkable by his unique path, from a winless first season in the BCHL, to a powerhouse team in the AJHL — and the unique lessons from both stops — then the WHL for one year before going to school. Add in an invite to the Edmonton Oilers development camp this summer for the undrafted Hicks and it really is a can't miss interview.In the Parent Playbook, presented by Stop it Goaltending U the App, Hutch talks about preparing for the fast approaching season and why chasing late extra reps before tryouts and training camps can often do more harm than good, both between the pipes and between the ears.We also review the latest Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, featuring Dustin Wolf with a quick but important breakdown on when to use RVH and when to hold your feet on passes from below the goal line, something that's been a theme in a lot of recent Pro Reads.And in our weekly gear segment we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the new Bauer Supreme F50 Pro, a second-price point stick loaded with top-level options, including one never before offered by Bauer at anything other than the highest prices.

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On today's episode, the new co-host of Jets at Noon is unveiled and you get to learn a little bit more about him. Later on in the program, Tyrel Bauer joins the program fresh off his new contract with the Jets, potentially making the team out of camp and about Georges Laraque's fight lesson. To wrap it all up, Darryl Sutter spoke about the impacts the bubble had on some American players. All that and more on today's episode of Jets at Noon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic hammered Dundee United 4-0 — so why did they lose the xG battle and concede 19 shots? On this episode of The Huddle Breakdown, James and Alan dig into Alan's post-match stat pack and packing score data to explain the contradiction at the heart of Celtic's fast start to the 2026/27 season. Celtic are conceding packing scores near 300 against bottom-half Scottish Premiership opposition, roughly double the rate of the games they genuinely control, and the numbers point straight at central midfield: Callum McGregor's defensive success rate almost halved without Arne Engels beside him, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was physically finished five minutes into the second half, and Celtic simply aren't stopping danger at source. Alan and James also give first impressions of new signings Bauer and Hassan, debate Trusty vs Scales alongside Carter-Vickers, argue over Tounekti vs Yang on the left, and preview Wednesday's Champions League qualifier against LASK at Celtic Park — a Red Bull-adjacent, transition-hungry Austrian side that Celtic should out-talent, but who could drag this into exactly the kind of chaotic second-ball game Celtic are currently worst equipped to handle. Analytics, eye test, and a lot of anxiety about whether a great attack can paper over a structural problem. Subscribe at huddlebreakdown.com for Alan's full stat pack and James's LASK preview analysis.Want to support the channel? - https://huddlebreakdown.comLike this video and want more content like it? Subscribe to the channel below and hit the bell to get notified every time a new video goes live. Follow us on Twitter: @huddlebreakdown@Alan_Morrison67 @jucojames Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 364 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features a can't-miss interview with Swedish pro and former U.S. Olympian Strauss Mann.In the feature interview, presented by NHL Sense Arena, Mann, a former University of Michigan standout, takes us through the ups and downs of his first four years of pro hockey since the Olympics. From struggling with situations beyond his control that limited opportunities in North America, to rediscovering his passion for the game in Europe and setting top Swedish League shutout records and winning a championship last season, the lessons Mann shares from his journey really are can't-miss for goalies, coaches and parents. They include a strong focus on meditation, and advice on how to make it a valuable tool, which in part led to a new venture off the ice called Haus (buildyourhaus.com) that offers mentorship and coaching circles as well as 1-on-1 work, not just for goalies but for their parents too, as well as a team-focused five-part speaker series this season of virtual and asynchronous workshops from world-class coaches in performance and personal development.In the Parent Playbook, presented by Stop it Goaltending U the App, Hutch shares key lessons and takeaways from the parent perspective from InGoal's trip to the 2026 USA Hockey Goaltending Symposium in Boston.We also review the latest Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, featuring Eric Comrie breaking down the keys to knowing when to attack and when to sit back on an open look off the rush.And in our weekly gear segment we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the new Warrior Alpha Surge S50, a lower price point version of the all new Surge pad with lots of the same features and a slightly softer flex profile.

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What a treat gathering this tribe to celebrate Jerry Garcia's birthday at the iconic Greek Theater in Berkeley, California with Dark Star Orchestra. And gathering this tribe was no small feat, with my guests and I representing California, South Carolina, New York, and Hawaii, all under one roof (and later in one very cramped Uber)!The episode is recorded in two segments. First, with fellow Canterbury Saint, Paul “Pablo” Bauer and his better half, Rachel “Rāche” Whitley, our host & fellow Saint, Hollister “Paco” Keville, and my concert wingwoman and oldest daughter, Hannah Staib.Pablo and Rachel lead the conversation out of the gate with their thoughts on our collective early days “getting on the bus” in the mid-80's. Decades later, they met and discover their mutual love of The Grateful Dead and ultimately their love for each other, realizing that they were, in fact, true soulmates.We wrap up the “first set” of the interview by recapping a few highlights from Night 1 at The Greek, and we round out the episode en route to Night 2 with cameo appearances by Cary Platkin, Jad (not-to-be-confused-with “Jed”) Dunning, and Hannah Staib and a few predictions for the show to come.  It was quite a ride, in more ways than one!Join us, and let's see where the energy takes us!Franklins Tower https://music.apple.com/us/album/franklins-tower-live/291317313?i=291317359Fire on the Mountain https://music.apple.com/us/album/fire-on-the-mountain-live/291317313?i=291317362Call Me the Breeze https://music.apple.com/us/album/call-me-the-breeze/672720304?i=672720451Cold Rain & Snow https://music.apple.com/us/album/cold-rain-and-snow-live-at-fenway-park-boston-ma-6-25-23/1724866648?i=1724866652Scarlet Begonias https://music.apple.com/us/album/scarlet-begonias-live-at-barton-hall-cornell-university/1204914175?i=1204914243That's it for the Other One https://music.apple.com/us/album/thats-it-for-the-other-one-cryptical-envelopment/1374273019?i=1374273412https://www.facebook.com/groups/1983015048745357

In this episode of the RIA Edge Podcast, host David Armstrong speaks with Kristen Bauer, CEO of Laird Norton Wetherby, about the firm's approach to serving multigenerational families while managing about $18 billion in assets across six offices and two trust companies. Kristen explains how the firm evaluates growth based on its impact on clients, employees and owners, rather than pursuing scale alone. She also shares how trust services, impact investing, advisor development, employee ownership and artificial intelligence continue to shape LNW's long-term direction. Kristen discusses: How Bauer measures growth and its impact on the firm and client service Why the firm moved back to using an in-house trust company, after outsourcing for many years How the business development process works when targeting prospects with multigenerational wealth The qualities LNW looks for when hiring advisors serving families across generations How the firm is thinking about artificial intelligence and its impact on the business Resources: Listen to the RIA Edge Podcast on Wealth Management Listen and Subscribe to the RIA Edge Podcast on Apple Podcasts Listen and Subscribe to the RIA Edge Podcast on Spotify Connect With David Armstrong: Wealth Management LinkedIn: Wealth Management LinkedIn: David Armstrong Twitter: David Armstrong LinkedIn: Informa Connect With Kristen Bauer: LinkedIn: Kristen Bauer LinkedIn: Laird Norton Wetherby Website: Laird Norton Wetherby About Our Guest: Kristen Bauer is the CEO of LNW, leading by example of analytical rigor and a passion for helping successful individuals and families use their resources to have the greatest positive impact. With more than two decades of leadership experience in private wealth management, family office services and business operations, Kristen was instrumental in shaping the vision for, and structure of, what is now LNW. In May 2020, Kristen was named CEO of Laird Norton Wealth Management. In the next three years, she led the firm as it joined forces with two like-minded wealth advisories long committed to fostering clients' financial and personal well-being above all else (Filament LLC and Wetherby Asset Management). The result is LNW. Prior to LNW, Kristen was a senior leader at Tiedemann Advisors serving as Managing Director for the Pacific Northwest and leading Tiedemann's national family office practice. Previously, Kristen served in leadership roles, including CFO and President, at Threshold Group, which began as the family office for a prominent Northwest family and was acquired by Tiedemann in 2017. At the start of her career, Kristen was Director of Finance at Medalia Healthcare and Manager-Assurance at Arthur Andersen LLP. Kristen's upbringing in Bend, Oregon instilled in her a deep appreciation for nature and the importance of working to leave a healthy world for generations to come. She is actively involved in supporting environmental nonprofits and causes.

Kürzlich brannte in Koblenz ein grosser Holzhaufen. Die Feuerwehr war schnell vor Ort, hatte aber Mühe, das Feuer zu löschen. Hilfe brachte ein Bauer mit seinem Güllenfass voll Wasser. Er konnte die Flammen sozusagen ertränken. Dass Bauern die Feuerwehr unterstützen, kommt immer vor. Weiter in der Sendung: · Grenchen: Bei der Neuwahl für das Stadtpräsidium treten nur Susanne Sahli (FDP) und Elias Vogt (parteilos) gegeneinander an. · Die Schweizer Salinen haben sich von ihrem CEO getrennt. Man habe unterschiedliche strategische Vorstellungen, heisst es. Das grosse Investitionsprojekt am Hauptstandort Riburg (Möhlin) sei von diesem Vorgang nicht tangiert, sagen die Salinen.

Dr. Bauer and Janet Mesa discuss the story of woman at the tomb of Jesus. In this episode, we challenged to examine the intersection of faith and failure, and accept the restoration that is available. They break down the barriers that prevent us from moving forward, helping you cultivate a stronger foundation for your future. This discussion is designed for anyone ready to let go of the past and embrace a new chapter. Visit WWW.EPICWIN4U.COM for more resources on your journey. Subscribe for weekly encouragement

Fortsetzung der autofiktionalen Familientrilogie von Monika Helfer. Im Mittelpunkt steht ihr Vater: «Wir sagten Vati. Er wollte es so. Er meinte, es klinge modern. Er wollte vor und durch uns einen Mann erfinden, der in die neue Zeit hineinpasste.» Josef Helfer ist das uneheliche Kind einer Magd. Sein Vater ist der Bauer, bei dem die Mutter arbeitet. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs wird er zum Kriegsdienst eingezogen und an die Front nach Russland geschickt. Dort verliert er ein Bein. Im Lazarett verliebt er sich in eine Krankenschwester: Monika Helfers Mutter Grete, die genau wie er seit der Geburt eine Aussenseiterin ist. In dem Bergdorf, in dem sie aufwuchs, galt sie als Kuckuckskind. Monika Helfers Vater war ein schweigsamer, in sich gekehrter Kriegsheimkehrer, der seine traumatischen Fronterlebnisse verdrängen musste, weil die Erinnerungen daran zu schmerzhaft waren. Monika Helfer weiss wenig über ihren Vater, der bereits in den 1980ern im Alter von 67 Jahren starb. Er hat sie jedoch geprägt mit seiner geradezu manischen Büchersucht und seinem kritischen Sprachbewusstsein. «Vati» ist der Versuch, seine Lebensgeschichte zu rekonstruieren. Anhand der Biografie des Vaters erzählt die Autorin auch von ihrer eigenen Kindheit, die von den Traumata der Eltern geprägt war. «Es sind zwei Depressive, die sich gefunden haben, um ihre Last gemeinsam besser ertragen zu können, und die doch heillos überfordert sind.» Ein Hörspiel über eine intensive und ambivalente Bindung – und deren Aufarbeitung. ____________________ Mit: Dörte Lyssewski (Monika), Karl Markovics (Vati), Damyan Andreev (Lorenz als Jugendlicher), Mara Romei (Monika als Kind), Robert Reinagl (Baumeister Brugger), Wolfram Berger (Pfarrer), Martina Spitzer (Frau Brugger), Burkhard Schindlegger (Vati als Kind), Christoph Reisinger (Sohn des Baumeisters), Julia Koch (Grete), Johanna Tomek (Tante Kathe alt), Katja Kolm (Tante Kathe jung), Rada Rae (Grete als Kind), Sonja Romei (Tante Irma), Klaus Höring (Vater Ferdinand), Lukas Walcher (Ferdinand), Dietmar König (Mann aus Stuttgart 1), Felix Rech (Mann aus Stuttgart 2), Margarete Tiesel (Lotte), Hannes Perkmann (Lorenz als Erwachsener) und Rainer Egger (Onkel Sepp) ____________________ Tontechnik: Martin Leitner, Jakob Kainz, Melanie Inden, Thomas Rombach – Naturaufnahmen: Martin Leitner – Originalmusik: Fatima Dunn – Hörspielbearbeitung und Regie: Elisabeth Weilenmann ____________________ Produktion: HR/ORF/SRF 2024 ____________________ Dauer: 54'

There are an estimated 580 million children with disabilities worldwide, and approximately 80 percent of people with disabilities live in developing nations. Too many children are still hidden, neglected, denied access to inclusive education and equitable healthcare, or excluded from community life because of fear, misinformation, and deeply rooted disability stigma. In this powerful episode of Pushing Forward with Alycia, disability inclusion advocate and host Alycia Anderson welcomes Cynthia Bauer, US CEO and cofounder of Kupenda for the Children, for a conversation about transforming harmful disability beliefs into dignity, opportunity, and lasting inclusion. Kupenda trains thousands of families, young people, faith leaders, educators, healthcare providers, and government leaders to become disability advocates. These community advocates help children with disabilities gain access to education, medical care, protection, and meaningful inclusion in family and community life. Cynthia shares how her unexpected journey into advocacy began while she was studying wildlife biology in Kenya. Born without her left hand, Cynthia learned that harmful cultural beliefs about disability could have placed her own life at risk had she been born in a different community. That realization changed the direction of her life and eventually led her and Kenyan special education teacher Leonard Mbonani to create Kupenda. Together, Alycia and Cynthia explore why societal perceptions and attitudinal barriers often create greater limitations than physical disabilities themselves. They discuss the damage caused by faith healing claims, misinformation, segregated education, inaccessible environments, and charitable approaches that treat disabled people as objects rather than leaders. Cynthia also explains why Kupenda does not enter communities by condemning local leaders or simply telling people they are wrong. Instead, its community led disability inclusion workshops encourage honest discussion, respectful questioning, lived experience, and practical education. Pastors, traditional healers, parents, disabled advocates, and government leaders are invited to examine the consequences of their beliefs and discover better ways to support disabled children and their families. At the center of the conversation is a simple but powerful message: people with disabilities are fully human. They deserve the same love, freedom, opportunity, dignity, equality, and full participation in community life as everyone else. The word Kupenda means “to love” in Swahili. Cynthia describes it not simply as an emotion, but as a constant action of loving. That meaning reflects the organization's mission to replace fear and exclusion with understanding, advocacy, dignity, and belonging. Love in Action: What We Explore in This Episode

What's it really like to build a career in the outdoor industry while staying true to your passion for hunting? In this episode of the Backwoods Life Podcast with Michael Lee, we sit down with Paige Bauer for an honest conversation about hunting, social media, conservation, and life behind the camera. Paige shares memorable hunting stories, lessons learned in the field, and what it takes to remain authentic in today's outdoor world. Whether you're a whitetail hunter, bowhunter, or simply love the outdoor lifestyle, this episode delivers real stories and genuine conversation.

Deutschland kann sich bei vielen Grundnahrungsmitteln weitgehend selbst versorgen – doch die Bilanz fällt nicht überall positiv aus. Wo die heimische Produktion Lücken aufweist und welche Faktoren die Zukunft der Landwirtschaft bestimmen. Zwei Bauern gewähren einen Einblick.

Episode 363 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features the fascinating journey of former NCAA goalie turned vision specialist and sometimes NHL practice goalie, Robbie Beydoun.In the feature interview, presented by NHL Sense Arena, Beydoun shares stories from a unique path to college hockey that included graduating in 3 years from Michigan Tech, transferring (long before there was a portal) to Wisconsin to play his final year on a team with Cole Caufield and Dylan Holloway, then turning pro, winning in the AHL and going 7-3 in the ECHL with a save percentage of .920 or better, then walking away — at least from playing professionally. Along the way, Beydoun, who still puts on the pads to practice with his hometown Minnesota Wild, had a breakthrough using Vizual Edge, and now he helps goalies see pucks better in his work with the company, a journey that includes working with Jordan Binnington, Jeremy Swayman, Joseph Woll and more. It's a great story that comes with an added bonus: 50% off the first 3 months to try Vizual Edge as a new user in August using the code IGFALL50.In the Parent Playbook, presented by Stop it Goaltending U the App, we cover 7 tips for helping your goaltender improve their puck handling. In that segment we reference an article at InGoalMag.com on improving your shooting strength from Maria Mountain.We also review the latest Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, featuring Eric Comrie with a smart breakdown on managing depth on the penalty kill and the importance of not overcommitting positionally to non-shooting threats, even NHL All-Stars with 358 career goals.And in our weekly gear segment we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the new CCM Tacks goal skates, with a forward pitch more comparable to Bauer and lots of great new features that have made them a hit with our testers and PWHL star Ann-Renee Desbiens.

Hanna Bauer (@hannad.bauer) helps leaders restore trust, alignment, and resilience using HEARTnomics, a framework shaped by her survival of childhood heart disease and decades of real-world leadership.   We discuss the idea behind person centred leadership and some of the different elements that go into being someone that impacts those they influence in a positive way. You can find out more about Hanna on Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and at heartnomics.com    Join the FREE Facebook group for The Michael Brian Show at https://www.facebook.com/groups/themichaelbrianshow   Follow Mike on Facebook Instagram & X  

Welcome back to Goalie Science — Episode 148. Derek is ready for hockey season. Jamie is running on an iced espresso and white monster combo and fixing up a house he probably shouldn't have bought. Both are ready to get into it.

Can compassion actually make an organization more profitable? Leadership strategist Hanna Bauer says yes — and she has the track record to argue it. Hanna is the Founder and CEO of HEARTnomics, a certified trainer with the John Maxwell Team, DISC, and the Ziglar Legacy programs. After serious health challenges reshaped how she saw work and worth, she built a leadership philosophy she calls the Economy of the Heart — the conviction that healthy cultures are constructed on purpose, through trust, empathy, accountability, and genuine care for people. In this conversation she and CJ Moneyway get into burnout, resilience, servant leadership, and why leading with heart isn't softness — it's a competitive advantage most organizations still leave on the table. IN THIS EPISODE Building profitable cultures through people-first leadership Turning personal adversity into lifelong purpose Leadership lessons from John Maxwell and Zig Ziglar Emotional intelligence as a business advantage Healthy workplaces without lowering the bar on excellence Leading through uncertainty and organizational change Why love and accountability belong together CONNECT WITH HANNA BAUER https://www.heartnomics.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannabauer @hannabauer ️ CONNECT WITH CJ MONEYWAY https://cjmoneyway.com Listen → https://pod.link/1707761906 Book CJ to Speak → https://cjmoneyway-mmcwhn8g.manus.space https://instagram.com/c.j_moneyway https://www.linkedin.com/in/corwin-johnson-3b7b51aa Brick-by-Brick Newsletter → https://substack.com/@cjmoneyway Rate the show → https://ratethispodcast.com/cjmoneyway LISTENER BENEFIT $40+ in savings → https://readyrx.com/treatments/se?coupon=cjmoney Faith • Vision • Legacy | Stories That Spark Transformation | Legacy Over Likes | Brick by Brick #HannaBauer #HEARTnomics #Leadership #CJMoneywayShow #BleavNetwork #ServantLeadership #FaithInBusiness #BrickByBrick #ResilientLeadership #WorkplaceCulture #EmotionalIntelligence #AuthenticSuccess     Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Last episode on I Believe You, Dr. Hans Kluge set out why WHO Europe has made violence against women and girls one of its top priorities. This week, what that means in practice. When a woman or a girl walks into a clinic, that may be the only moment anyone has a chance to notice what is happening to her, whether the person in front of her is ready to understand that it can change everything.  Melanie Hyde and Greg Bianchi spoke to Florence Bauer, who runs the UN Sexual and Reproductive Health Agency, UNFPA as Regional director across Eastern Europe and Central Asia. They talk about how that work connects to violence, about the abuse that has moved online, and got very much worse there. I Believe You is a three-part mini series for WHO's Health In Europe.  This is episode two. Listen to episode one: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1109867/episodes/19542850

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In this episode: The story behind loomAI and what "getting agents into production one decision at a time" really means Why the race for AI value is colliding with rising token costs and energy limits, and how automating a bad process just gets you bad results faster Where Salesforce fits in a consumption-priced, agentic world, and why the trust layer and configuration still matter The governance problem every CIO is waking up to as agents multiply across the org The data vocabulary shift: why yesterday's clean data is often today's dead data What the consulting firm of the future looks like, from the 1,200 decisions a business makes each day to a learning organization that contracts on outcomes Drawing the line in regulated industries: human-in-the-loop, and why background agents beat customer-facing ones for now Why human connection becomes more valuable, not less, as everyone races to automate Timestamp guide: [00:00] — Intro and what's ahead [00:48] — Erin and Eric catch up, and set up the loomAI founders [03:05] — Meet Tricia Napper and David Bauer, and the loomAI origin story [03:56] — The elevator pitch: agents into production, one decision at a time [04:31] — Building an AI-native company, and the learning curve of starting up [06:50] — The AI backlash: ROI pressure, the cost pendulum, and turning off the models [07:34] — The race for value, and automation vs. reimagination [10:24] — Where Salesforce fits: trust layer, configuration, and consumption pricing [14:10] — Buy vs. build, and the CIO fear of agent proliferation [15:36] — Governance, and the case for a third party managing the guardrails [16:31] — When you don't need another tool: starting with the problem, not the tech [18:39] — The data vocabulary shift and the problem of dead data [21:08] — Who drives AI now, business or IT [24:29] — The consulting firm of the future and the 1,200-decisions-a-day business [26:48] — The learning organization vs. the all-knowing expert, and contracting on outcomes [29:35] — Guardrails in regulated industries and keeping humans in the loop [32:05] — Keeping the human in front of the customer, and the AI slop problem [34:08] — Customer Obsessed picks [37:28] — Erin and Eric debrief: business process, alignment, and keeping people front and center [39:56] — How AI changes the C-suite, and freeing people from the busy work [42:01] — The IKEA story: automating service calls and building a new business line [43:24] — Finding the customers who need a human, and where brands fall short [46:55] — Why great ideas need space, trust, and culture over surveillance Customer Obsessed Picks: Tricia Napper: The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, and How to Know a Person by David Brooks David Bauer: Prodigal Summer by Barbara Kingsolver

Cruise ships have become some of the most dynamic luxury retail environments in the world, and Starboard is the biggest player in the cruise retail business. Starboard's president and CEO Lisa Bauer sits down with Scott Kerr to discuss how the company brings top luxury maisons to life at sea with boutique‑level standards. She shares the psychology behind cruisers spending four or five figures on watches and jewelry, why cruise retail is an untapped luxury and experiential channel, and breaking the "mall at sea" stereotype. She also talks about how onboard clienteling strategies are different than land-based ones, and how Starboard builds luxury lineups for specific ships and itineraries. Plus: LVMH's role as minority partner in sharing data and co-creating onboard concepts and experiences.Featuring: Lisa Bauer, President and CEO at Starboard (starboardretailgroup.com)Host: Scott Kerr, Founder & President of Silvertone ConsultingAbout: Host Scott Kerr gives listeners in-depth, unfiltered interviews with leaders of the world's most influential luxury brands. Kerr chats with the biggest names in the luxury business, from CEOs and C-suite executives to creative directors and fashion designers, about the forces redefining the sector: from customer expectations and brand relevance to new approaches in creativity, operations, AI and growth strategy. Let me know what you think of the show. Email me at scott@silvertoneconsulting.comListen and subscribe to The Luxury Item wherever you get your podcasts. Tell a friend or a colleague!

Hier hörst Du das heitere chinesische Volksmärchen „Der geizige Bauer“ (ohne Abendmeditation), ideal, wenn Du direkt in die Geschichte eintauchen möchtest. Mache es Dir gemütlich - egal ob alt oder jung, dieses Märchen ist für alle geeignet, die einer sanften Stimme und entspannenden Klängen lauschen und ins Land der schönen Märchen reisen möchten. Was in der Geschichte passiert: Ein geiziger Bauer. Drei ebenso sparsame Schwiegersöhne. Ein Fass, das eigentlich mit Wein gefüllt sein sollte. Doch jeder glaubt, ein wenig schlauer zu sein als der andere. Heraus kommt ein heiteres Volksmärchen voller Charme, kleiner Überraschungen und einer zeitlosen Lebensweisheit. Die Sommermärchen sind neu bearbeitete Lieblingsfolgen aus den ersten Jahren der Märchentante, mit neuer Tonbearbeitung und besserer Klangqualität. Ich wünsche Dir einen friedlichen Abend und wunderschöne Träume. Wenn Du ein noch intensiveres Einschlaferlebnis möchtest, so kann ich Dir die Folge 263 mit vorherigem meditativen Abendritual für innere Ruhe und Einkehr empfehlen. (Die neuen Folgen kommen immer Sonntags ab 19 Ihr mit Abendmeditation vorneweg und Montags ab 6 Uhr ohne Meditation). Die Märchentante, das bin ich, Alexandra Matthes, Hypnosetherapeutin und Designerin aus Berlin.

Einschlafhilfe mit einer meditativen Abendroutine und einem heiteren Volksmärchen aus China. Diese Folge hilft Dir dabei, den Tag loszulassen, zur Ruhe zu kommen und sanft einzuschlafen. Willkommen zu dieser Folge im Rahmen meiner Sommermärchen. Die Sommermärchen sind liebevoll neu bearbeitete Lieblingsfolgen aus den ersten Jahren der Märchentante, technisch überarbeitet, neu gemastert und in besserer Klangqualität. Auch in meiner Sommerpause möchte ich für Dich wöchentlich weitersenden. Wie an jedem Sonntag beginnen wir den Abend gemeinsam mit einer ruhigen Abendmeditation. Mit bewusstem Atmen, einem Moment der Dankbarkeit und einer kleinen Reise in die Entspannung darf der Tag langsam ausklingen. Anschließend hörst Du das heitere chinesische Volksmärchen „Der geizige Bauer“. Ein Bauer und seine drei Schwiegersöhne möchten alle ein wenig sparen, doch genau daraus entsteht eine etwas peinliche Geschichte mit zeitloser Lebensweisheit und einem sanften Schmunzeln. Mach es Dir gemütlich, kuschel Dich ein und lasse Dich in einen ruhigen Schlaf begleiten. Wenn Du schon während des Märchens eingeschlafen bist, so kannst Du die Folge als Hörbuch ohne Meditation (die neuen Folgen kommen immer Montags ab 6 Uhr) Nachhören. Die Märchentante, das bin ich, Alexandra Matthes, Hypnosetherapeutin und Designerin aus Berlin.

Episode 362 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features Montreal Canadiens draft pick and prospect Emmett Croteau.In the feature interview, presented by NHL Sense Arena, Croteau shares lessons learned along his path from Bonnyville, Alberta to the USHL to playing NCAA hockey at Dartmouth College and being drafted by the Montreal Canadiens. There are several great examples of a growth mindset Croteau developed from going to a wide variety of camps as a kid that have fuelled his rise as an NHL prospect, as well as valuable insights into the voices and tips that stuck with him.In the Parent Playbook, presented by Stop it Goaltending U the App, Hutch revisits his week at Stop It Goaltending's GCG Prospects camp and reviews two important concepts: the value in working with multiple coaches who have different perspectives and styles, and the fact that all goalie parents — right up to the NHL — are part of their own special union. You are not alone.We also review the latest Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, featuring Flames star Dustin Wolf with a great breakdown of when — and why — to cheat on a shooter with pass options.In our weekly gear segment we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the True 7X6 line, a lower price point option with a softer flex and feel as well as pro features.

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Episode 361 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features New York Rangers prospect Callum Tung.In the feature interview, presented by NHL Sense Arena, Tung shares some lessons on the patience and perseverance that allowed him to go from not being drafted in the CHL or NHL, to playing one year of college hockey and signing with the Rangers. The 22-year-old also has some fantastic lessons from his first year pro, including some insights into the New York system for goalies and the adjustments in a transition most look back on as their hardest season of hockey.In the Parent Playbook, presented by Stop it Goaltending U the App, we speak with Harvard University Goalie Coach Brian Robinson. Want your goalie to play NCAA hockey and Ivy League in particular? Brian has some great insights for you.We also review the latest Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, featuring Eric Comrie breaking down a play behind the net and how he manages his posts and sight lines in those situations.And in our weekly gear segment we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the second price point Bauer Elite chest and pants and break down what level it's good for.

Thema: Kritik an dem geplanten Google Datenzentrum in Oberösterreich

Jessica Bauer Walker speaks with WBEN's Lucas Buckley.

Am 1. Juli 2026 sprach Bence Bauer, Direktor des Deutsch-Ungarischen Instituts des Mathias Corvinus Collegiums, über das Ergebnis der ungarischen Parlamentswahl vom 12. April 2026 und die neue Regierung des Wahlsiegers Peter Magyar von der «Tisza». Die vom bisherigen Ministerpräsidenten Viktor Orbán geführte Partei «Fidesz» habe die Wahl krachend verloren. «Tisza» verfüge jetzt über eine Zwei-Drittel-Mehrheit im Parlament, wodurch Verfassungsänderungen künftig leicht möglich seien. * Bitte unterstützen Sie die Arbeit der Bibliothek des Konservatismus mit einer Spende! * PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=QEPQL6C6EZW24 Banküberweisung: Förderstiftung Konservative Bildung und Forschung IBAN: DE15 1009 0000 2125 2750 04 BIC: BEVODEBB * Einen Überblick über die Arbeit der Bibliothek und die nächsten Veranstaltungen finden Sie unter https://www.bdk-berlin.org/ * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bdk.bln Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bdk_berlin/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BdK_Berlin Gettr: https://gettr.com/user/bdk_berlin

On today's episode of The Coffee Break, Megan Stobel and Janet Bauer talk about the Calvary Memorial VBS, and "The Creation Conference" The Coffee Break is the daily Christian talk and local events program on Hope Radio KCMI 97.1FM serving the Scottsbluff, NE area. Tune in for interviews with authors, musicians, pastors, and others in the Christian community and our local area! Visit our website: www.kcmifm.com Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/kcmifm

Sie produzieren Nahrungsmittel, bewirtschaften das Land und sind gut organisiert. Doch die Bauern blockieren immer wieder den Handel. Warum machen sie das? Ein Podcast von Pragmaticus.Das Thema:Ohne Bauern kein Essen. Ohne Bauern keine Kulturlandschaft. Ohne Bauern kein Erholungsraum. Und trotzdem wissen die wenigsten über die Lebensrealitäten der Bauern und Bäuerinnen in der Europäischen Union Bescheid. Vor allem: Gibt es den prototypischen Bauern in dieser Form überhaupt?Das ist eine der zentralen Fragen, die Franz Fischler, ehemaliger Agrarkommissär der Europäischen Union, beantworten wird. Er analysiert das Image, dröselt die Agrarförderungen im Detail auf und zeigt, wie hochkomplex das Zusammenspiel mit anderen Wirtschaftszweigen – allen voran dem Handel – ist.Die kurze Version: Bauer ist nicht gleich Bauer. Nicht im eigenen Land und EU-weit schon gar nicht. Fischler plädiert dringend für Reformen, auch deshalb, weil er den Blick in die Zukunft gerichtet hat. Wenn alles so bleibt, wie bisher, dann wird sich das alles nicht mehr ausgehen, prognostiziert er mit Blick auf die EU-Erweiterung Richtung Osten, dort, wo es – noch aus kommunistischen Zeiten – riesige Landwirtschaftsbetriebe gibt. Seine Forderung: Die Gemeinsame Agrarpolitik der EU müsse von Grund auf reformiert werden.Unser Gast in dieser Folge: Franz Fischler ist aktuell Präsident des Instituts für Höhere Studien. Der Tiroler ÖVP-Politiker hat eine lange berufliche Karriere hinter sich. Er studierte Landwirtschaft an der Universität für Bodenkultur in Wien und begann dann, in der Landwirtschaftskammer Tirol zu arbeiten. Von 1989 bis 1994 war er Bundesminister für Land- und Forstwirtschaft. 1995 wechselte er nach Brüssel und war von 1995 bis 2004 Europäischer Kommissar, zuständig für die Ressorts Landwirtschaft und die Entwicklung des ländlichen Raums. Danach leitete er den Thinktank Ökosoziales Forum. Von 2012 bis 2020 war er Präsident des Europäischen Forum Alpbach.Dies ist ein Podcast von Der Pragmaticus. Sie finden uns auch auf Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn und X (Twitter).

Fr. Stephan's homily on the Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Greetings! This is Glenn Bauer and I'm filling in for Rick for Sunday morning's show. During the show I'll be featuring some of the artists appearing at  the In The Market For Blues festival in downtown Omaha on Saturday August 1st. Thanks for the opportunity Rick!PS Blues – Playlist for 2026-07-12:1 – J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton / Ride The River2 – Eric Clapton / Travelin' Light3 – Blue Moon Ghetto featuring Nikki Boulay / Shine All The Time4 – Bonnie Raitt / Runaway5 – Laurie Morvan Band / Wiggle Room6 – Debbie Davies featuring Coco Montoya / A.C. Strut7 – Heather Newman / Willie James8 – Little Joe McCarthy / Find Another Fool9 – Stephen Stills / Circlin'10 – Warren Zevon / Poor Poor Pitiful Me11 – Rory Gallagher / Calling Card 12 – Pat Travers / Stop And Smile13 – Mitch Woods and his Rocket 88's / Boogie-Woogie Bar-B-Que14 – Blue House with the Rent To Own Horns / Walkin' The Dog 15 – Mathias Lattin / Party16 – Hadden Sayers / Everybody's Talkin'17 – Etta James / The Blues Is My Business18 – Mem Shannon / Why I Sing The Blues19 – Tommy Castro / Can't Keep A Good Man Down20 – Alastair Greene / You Can't Fool Me

Pacific Street Blues & Americana is PROUD to be hosted by Omaha's own, Glenn Bauer! The man who has the all the blues news that's fit to know. 21 – Dire Straits / Twisting By The Pool22 – Webb Wilder / Poolside23 – Carolina Chocolate Drops / Your Baby Ain't Sweet Like Mine24 –Doug Deming & The Jewel Tones featuring Dennis Gruenling / Bella's Boogie25 – Joanne Shaw Taylor / Hell Of A Good Time26 – Lurrie Bell / Raised On The Blues27 – Carey Bell / Walkin' By Myself28 – Sebastian Lane / Floating Away29 – Kris Lager / Boogie Trance30 – J.B. Hutto / Hip Shakin'31 – Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials / One Foot On The Brake, And One On The Gas32 – The Nick Moss Band featuring Dennis Gruenling / Bait In The Snare33 – Artur Menezes / Roll Through It34 – Hector Anchondo / Let Loose Those Chains35 – Texas Headhunters / Maggie Went Back To Mineola36 – Joe Bonamassa / Bullfrog Blues (Live) 37 – PfreeSpirit & Pfriends featuring Neil Johnsen / Strange Love Affair See less

Episode 360 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features the return of former NHL goalie and NCAA goalie coach Mike Condon, who went back to school to get his Masters Degree studying psychology and is now combining his education and real-world experience to help other goalies manage their mindset.In the feature interview, presented by NHL Sense Arena, Condon shares stories, examples and insights into his ongoing quest to help goalies right up to pro better manage their mental game, starting with a great explanation of what exactly that is, and why defining it matters. Condon, who was recently at the Montreal Canadiens development camp as a coach, talks about self talk, the importance of daily deliberate detachment, fear and the rise in concerns over hockey mortality for young goalies facing a fast-shifting junior and college environment. All that, plus advice for coaches on managing goalie personalities, in a can't miss, hour-long interview.You can contact Mike Condon, M.Ed, through Condon Performance Consulting, LLC at mike@condonperformanceconsulting.com or check out his website at condonperformanceconsulting.comIn the Parent Playbook, presented by Stop it Goaltending U the App, we check in with another old friend, Josh Tucker of True Focus Vision, for 5 things every parent needs to know about vision.We also review the latest Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, featuring Dustin Wolf of the Calgary Flames and a great explanation of getting ahead of -- or behind -- a shooter after a long lateral pass, and how that decision affects exposure and the preparation required.And in our weekly gear segment we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the new CCM Pro Pant, an NHL-approved spec with retail add ons never before available to the public.

Brent Wm. Bauer equips entrepreneurs to reclaim lost time and focus by identifying hidden inefficiencies and making small, intentional shifts that drive clarity, momentum, and measurable business results. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. Most entrepreneurs don't have a time problem; they have a decision problem driven by unintentional choices. 2. Clarity before action eliminates rework, accelerates execution, and prevents wasted time. 3. Growth stalls when founders refuse to let go; real scale happens when decisions move beyond the founder. Get the copy of the book at Brent's website - Time Gambit Sponsors HighLevel - The ultimate all-in-one platform for entrepreneurs, marketers, coaches, and agencies. Learn more at HighLevelFire.com. Shopify - With Shopify, nothing stands between your idea and a real business. So go make it one. Start your free trial at Shopify.com/onfire.

When people are grieving, what helps more, answers or empathy? Drawing from the book of Job and the loss of his own son, the author reveals how God's quiet presence often speaks louder than explanations, offering comfort to broken hearts.

Fr. Stephan's homily on the Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Caroline Frier ist zu Gast bei Barbara Schöneberger und zwischen Schlafmangel, Dorffest-Romantik und einer handfesten Bolognese-Affäre wird schnell klar: Die besten Geschichten schreibt immer noch das echte Leben. Warum Caroline nichts mit „Bauer sucht Frau“ zu tun hat, weshalb Männer beim Kochen plötzlich Sterneköche werden und wieso ein Mittagsschlaf heutzutage purer Luxus ist, das hört ihr in dieser Folge.

Most people learn American history through famous battles, the founding fathers, and well-known landmarks, but some of the most powerful stories come from small, forgotten places that never make it into textbooks. In this episode, Fort Plank historian Ken D. Johnson reveals the hidden Revolutionary War history of Fort Plank and New York's Mohawk Valley, and how one obscure frontier fort shaped the lives of families, soldiers, and communities for generations. Ken shares how a simple genealogical curiosity about his own ancestors turned into a decades-long mission: preserving the stories of the ordinary men, women, and children who defended and rebuilt the Mohawk Valley. What began as researching family roots led him deep into merchant ledgers, military orders, land claims, church records, and personal journals, evidence that allowed him to reconstruct the true story of Fort Plank and its people with remarkable precision. Rather than rewriting history with modern opinions, Ken focuses on documented facts and first-person accounts, which he compiles in works like “In Defense of the Facts: An Ongoing Search for Fort Plank” and “The Bloodied Mohawk.” You'll hear why Fort Plank was far more than just a military outpost. Built on the remnants of a French and Indian War site, it became a critical commissary fort, supplying food, candles, and essentials to Revolutionary troops based on complex ration systems. After the war, when local families returned to burned-out farms and ruined homes, they didn't leave the fort to rot, they repurposed its materials to rebuild barns, houses, and livelihoods, turning a symbol of war into the foundation of a renewed community. Ken also explains how financial records and account books can unlock family and local history in ways birth and death records never could. By tracking payments, debts, and land transfers, he has uncovered relationships and corrected long-standing genealogical assumptions, like tracing a supposed “Bowman” connection back to the more accurate “Bauer” family through a single, telling transaction. His work shows how genealogy and local history are inseparable, and how understanding one brings the other into focus. https://youtu.be/WXxHZQGAEM4?si=XWLGjiuo8Qn6I_53 If you're interested in genealogy, Revolutionary War history, the Mohawk Valley, or simply understanding where you come from, this episode will change how you think about the past. Ken shares practical starting points for tracing your own roots, why talking to grandparents and elders matters, and how knowing your family's story can give you deeper identity, pride, and perspective. To explore further, visit FortPlank.org, where you'll find research links, contact information, and details on Ken's books and ongoing discoveries about Fort Plank and the Mohawk Valley. Quotes: “In my mind it's not really genealogy, and in my mind it's not really history; it's just this is the way it was, and this is how it happened.”  “You will never, not ever, ever understand your family until you understand the history;  and you'll never understand the history until you understand the families.”  “No one else studies this place, no one else wants to maintain it, nobody else wants to preserve the memories, and so it's kind of a self‑imposed duty.”  Contact Details: Explore Ken D. Johnson's Official Website Visit Ken D. Johnson's Facebook Page Get a Copy of The Bloodied Mohawk on Amazon Get a Copy of In Defense of the Facts: An Ongoing Search for Fort Plank on Amazon

How did conservatives come to dominate so much of the media in the U.S.? Historian A.J. Bauer looks at the formative period between the advent and repeal of the Fairness Doctrine in which the right looked to the left to sharpen a criticism of the media — which ultimately helped give rise to a media ecosystem on the right, with its own commercial imperatives. A. J. Bauer, Making the Liberal Media: How Conservatives Built a Movement Against the Press Columbia University Pres, 2026 The post The Making of a Rightwing Media System appeared first on KPFA.

Episode 358 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features recently signed New York Islanders prospect Josh Kotai. In the feature interview, presented by NHL Sense Arena, Kotai shares valuable insights from a unique path to signing with the Islanders this spring -- and making his pro debut in the AHL -- after two exceptional NCAA seasons at Augustana University, where he was a Mike Richter Award finalist this season as the top goalie in college hockey (among many accolades and awards). It wasn't a straight line to an NHL contract for Kotai, who payed junior in Vermont and North Battleford, Saskatchewan before getting a chance to play college hockey, but it is loaded with incredible stories and lessons, including the most unique right-catch origin stories we've ever heard. Kotai also talks about growing up in a family of passionate goalies, with his dad, Alex, coming back to the game as a self-taught adult to become the Vancouver Canucks practice goalie and his personal coach, and younger brother Nick also playing the position, while other younger brother Reilley is a forward at Northern Michigan. This really is a can't miss interview. Speaking of undrafted goalies, in the Parent Playbook, presented by Stop it Goaltending U the App, we talk about not getting caught up in other people's timelines during drafts, something that is important to remember for parents and young goalies, and driven home by the success of goalies like Kotai and Stanley Cup winner Brandon Bussi of the Carolina Hurricanes. Speaking of Bussi, he's back for a second straight Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, to celebrate his success as he breaks down a double-lateral attack from his first NHL game. And in our weekly gear segment we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the new Bauer Fuze chest protector, which is now also available in a women's specific model.

Ten years ago, Chase Bauer was commuting to work and listening to the Rental Income Podcast every day, dreaming about buying his first rental property. He had no idea how to get started, but after hearing enough success stories, he finally took the leap and bought a rental that generated just $400 per month in cash flow.Fast forward ten years, and Chase has built a portfolio that generates more than $1 million per year in rent and nets over $40,000 per month after expenses.On this episode, Chase shares exactly how he scaled from one rental to 80 doors. We discuss how his original goal was simply to own 15 doors, and how each purchase became easier as he gained experience, built systems, and developed relationships with contractors. He explains how he came up with down payments, the price range he targeted, and why keeping his properties concentrated in one small geographic area has been a major advantage.We also talk about his market, why most of his tenants use Section 8 housing assistance, and how that has provided a consistent source of qualified tenants. Chase explains how he self-manages the entire portfolio while still working a full-time job, the biggest challenges he faces as a landlord, and the level of rehab he typically performs on newly acquired properties.Finally, we dive into the numbers. Chase breaks down his portfolio's rental income, mortgage payments, maintenance costs, and overall profitability. He also walks us through the numbers on his most recent acquisition and shares practical advice for listeners who want to follow a similar path.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode579Thanks To Our Sponsors:Rentec Direct - Automate the day-to-day work and make property management easy. Use promo code RIP to get 10% off your first 6 months.The Guarantors – Protect your property against losses, rent defaults, vacancies, lease breaks, damages, and more. All without increasing your operating expenses.Ridge Lending Group - Making the investment mortgage process simple and stress-free. Sign up for a free 30-minute investor strategy session.

 On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez recaps the Montana East-West Shrine Game after Team West secured its sixth straight victory with a 20-6 win. Colter is joined separately by SWX sports reporter DJ Bauer and West team quarterback Vince Paffhausen, a Hellgate product, to break down the game, discuss the key moments and performances, and reflect on one of Montana's premier high school football showcases. 

Today is my conversation with Zechariah Thomas, founder and CEO of Swift Hockey. A former competitive hockey player, Zechariah saw firsthand how expensive the sport had become for families. So at just 19 years old, he set out to challenge some of the biggest brands in hockey by building high-performance equipment at a more accessible price point. Since then, Swift Hockey has sold tens of thousands of sticks, generated millions in sales, secured a deal on Dragons' Den, expanded across North America, and earned Zechariah a spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. In this episode, we discuss the rising cost of youth hockey, why participation is declining, what it takes to build a challenger brand in a category dominated by giants like Bauer and CCM, and how Zechariah is using entrepreneurship to make the game more accessible for the next g Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Industrial Talk is onsite at MD&M West and talking to Zach Bauer, Sales Development Program Manager at Murrelektronik about "Automation Insights". Overview Zach Bauer, Sales Development Manager at Murrelektronik, discussed the company's innovative solutions for industrial automation at MD&M West in Anaheim, California. Murrelektronik specializes in automated machinery infrastructure, offering decentralized, agnostic systems that reduce labor requirements and improve efficiency. Their SIP safety fusion block consolidates safety signals on the machine, reducing wiring and improving connectivity. Bauer highlighted the company's manufacturing facilities in Georgia, Germany, and the Czech Republic, and emphasized the importance of data collection and edge computing in modern manufacturing. He also shared his background in industrial automation and the company's commitment to continuous improvement. Outline MD&M West Event Overview and Introduction Scott introduces the episode of Industrial Talk, sponsored by MD&M West and News and Brews, highlighting the event's focus on medtech, automation, packaging, plastics, and design.Scott emphasizes the importance of attending MD&M West, describing it as a significant manufacturing conference with a strong focus on innovation and networking.Scott introduces Zach Bauer, the guest for the episode, and mentions the similarity of Zach's name to Jack Bauer.Zach Bauer confirms his affiliation with Mer Electronic, a German industrial automation company. Casual Conversation and Personal Interests Scott and Zach Bauer engage in a casual conversation about their beer preferences, with Zach mentioning his preference for Belgian beers.They discuss their experiences with Belgian beers, including a Belgian vacation where they drank various types of beer.Scott humorously comments on the abundance of beer options in Belgium, comparing it to the limited options in other places.Zach mentions a fan who appreciates beer, adding a light-hearted moment to the conversation. Zach Bauer's Background and Role at Murrelektronik Zach provides a brief background on his career in industrial automation, mentioning his decade of experience and his current role as Sales Development Manager at Murrelektronik.He explains his responsibilities, including setting strategy and developing training for the US sales team.Zach shares his personal background, mentioning his father's role in manufacturing and how it influenced his career.Scott and Zach discuss their experiences with manufacturing and the challenges faced in the industry. Murrelektronik's Solutions and Market Impact Zach explains Murrelektronik's focus on automated machinery infrastructure, including cabling, modules, and power supplies.He highlights the company's decentralized, agnostic approach to automation, which reduces the need for skilled labor and simplifies the wiring process.Zach discusses the company's solutions for safety and vision applications, emphasizing their ease of use and connectivity.He mentions the SIP safety fusion block, which consolidates safety signals on the machine, reducing wiring and improving efficiency. Data Collection and Automation Solutions Zach explains how Murrelektronik's modules capture and transmit data from various sensors and devices.He discusses the importance of data collection in automation and how Murrelektronik's solutions facilitate this process.Zach shares an anecdote about his wife's lack of understanding of his work, adding a personal touch to the conversation.He emphasizes the ease of use of Murrelektronik's modules, comparing them to Lego pieces that fit together seamlessly. Future of Automation and Manufacturing Zach discusses the future of automation, highlighting the ongoing challenges with labor and the increasing demand for data.He mentions Murrelektronik's work in data centers and the harsh environments of automotive manufacturing.Zach shares his excitement about the company's solutions and their impact on improving manufacturing efficiency.He encourages manufacturers to visit Mer's manufacturing facility to see the solutions in action. Closing Remarks and Contact Information Scott thanks Zach for the conversation and encourages listeners to connect with him on LinkedIn.Zach provides his contact information and directs listeners to Murrelektronik's website for more information.Scott reiterates the importance of attending events like MD&M West to meet industry leaders and solve manufacturing challenges.The episode concludes with Speaker 1 promoting Industrial Talk and its mission to help manufacturers succeed. If interested in being on the Industrial Talk show, simply contact us and let's have a quick conversation. Finally, get your exclusive free access to the Industrial Academy and a series on “Why You Need To Podcast” for Greater Success in 2026. All links designed for keeping you current in this rapidly changing Industrial Market. Learn! Grow! Enjoy! 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