Podcast appearances and mentions of bill post

This week, we talk to Bill Post, president of the GetAbout Board of Directors. Schedule a ride by calling 203-972-7433. Transportation services are available from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Here's an FAQ with the organization and here's information on how to support GetAbout.

Just after Trump's election, Senators Jon Ossoff and Marsha Blackburn unveil a new border bill, raising eyebrows over its timing. Pags digs into the motivations driving this bipartisan effort. Plus, incoming "Border Czar" Tom Homan reveals his game plan to take on the border crisis, overhaul the system, and boost support for Border Patrol agents. This is a conversation packed with insight and action! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brad Young is At Your Service! In the first hour of tonight's show, Brad shares the devastating news that the inventor of the Pop-Tart, Bill Post, has died at the age of 96. On a more serious note, Brad explains his skepticism of President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan and explains why the student loan business is predatory. 

Now let's go way off the board with Chris and JROD! We give thanks to Bill Post for creating Pop Tarts and may he rest in peace. Plus the new Patriot's documentary that is coming out tomorrow. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

To the College Basketball world we go! Chris and JROD look at some of the top teams right now in the country in CBB and say if they have faith in these teams making a run in March. It is mock draft season! Now the season is over, we look at the first of many mock drafts coming our way until the NFL Draft. Chris and JROD dive into some of the early mocks. Now let's go way off the board with Chris and JROD! We give thanks to Bill Post for creating Pop Tarts and may he rest in peace. Plus the new Patriot's documentary that is coming out tomorrow. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino talk everything Atlanta Sports, the National Sports picture and the current (and WAY back when) in pop culture! Get the latest and your fill of Atlanta Braves, Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Hawks daily from two "Southern" Yankees daily Mon-Fri from 11a-2p! Falcons introducing new coaches today RIP Bill Post Around The League One More Thing CrossTalk with Kevin McAlpin See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino talk everything Atlanta Sports, the National Sports picture and the current (and WAY back when) in pop culture! Get the latest and your fill of Atlanta Braves, Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Hawks daily from two "Southern" Yankees daily Mon-Fri from 11a-2p! Falcons introducing new coaches today RIP Bill Post Around The League One More Thing CrossTalk with Kevin McAlpin See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. Bill calls in from the hospital to give listeners an update on his status following his procedure. The Olympics have a skateboarding helmet-wearing issue. Jennifer Jones Lee chimes in with Wayne to provide an update on the Dixie Fire up north and the impact it's having on people who live there and people from there.

Political polarization has become an unfortunate fact of life. This has been accelerated by social media selectively banning certain voices while allowing others to continue unfettered. The result has been that all forms of two-way conversation are almost completely non-existent online. The current trend of hyper-polarization is clearly unsustainable, but nobody seems to know how to get from where we are now to a more civil future. Doug & Bill have a recommendation that is surprisingly simple. Learn more at https://www.billpost.com/ (https://www.billpost.com) Doug's business specializes in partnering with companies and non-profits to create value and capture cost savings without layoffs to fund growth and strengthen financial results.  You can find out more athttp://www.terminalvalue.biz ( www.TerminalValue.biz) You can find the audio podcast feed athttp://www.terminalvaluepodcast.com ( www.TerminalValuePodcast.com) You can find the video podcast feed athttp://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV5a4QbT-dXhpgb-8HJHdGg ( www.youtube.com/channel/UCV5a4QbT-dXhpgb-8HJHdGg) Schedule time with Doug to talk about your business athttp://www.meetdoug.biz ( www.MeetDoug.Biz) [Music] [Introduction] Welcome to the terminal value Podcast where each episode provides in depth insight about the long term value of companies and ideas in our current world. Your host for this podcast is Doug Utberg, the founder and principal consultant for Business of Life, LLC. Doug: Welcome to the terminal value podcast. I have Representative Bill Post with me today and so Bill is actually the representative in the Oregon Legislature who represents the town where I live in Newburgh. What I feel is a very topical conversation is you know, as we're recording this. Recently there have been decisions by either Facebook or YouTube or twitter or a number of social media sites to either you basically to either de-list a number of people or to you know not to cancel accounts. And some people are concerned that this is a huge. This is some sort of huge imposition of free speech. So Bill has a very unique perspective because he spent four decades in radio and so he his perspective is actually pretty similar to mine in that people are really overestimating the broad importance of social media and that real interaction still has to happen between people and so because just an excellent conversation we had right before we started recording was about how you know the the people who are dominating the radio. As far as talk radio like actually listening to it on the airwaves are still Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck and they learned how to hone their craft in the 70s and 80s when there were a lot of the pieces of the art that were taught that are really are lost now and that really just fascinated me. And Bill I'd love to love to hear your thoughts or get your input. Rep Bill:  Sure, yeah I mean I started my first radio job in 1978. My first and I was still in high school. My first full-time real gig was 81 and it was in top 40 radio and you got to remember we were still using real real tape. We were using obviously 33 and 45 rpm records and we used what were called carts which if you've never seen one most people haven't they look like if you can remember eight tracks. They look like an eight-track but they were they actually were two-track. Start and stop, that's the tracks and they were 30 seconds 60 seconds or whatever time you had on the tape. And those so there were there was a skill that you had to learn in that. If those things didn't work what did you do? It was live radio; you didn't have a computer to back that thing up or a satellite to pull in another signal or anything like that. So, so those of us who grew up in that era of radio. We were taught how to think very quick on our feet because I'll give you a really amazing example. We used to get our news at the top of the hour there's people asking me, Why is news...

Are you ready to see what 2021 brings? We think there’s a chance that 2021 could be the single greatest year for the food industry and those businesses which make it through the pandemic.In this episode, we interview Bill Post, the current President of the WJ Post Restaurant Group. Bill has an incredible background having previously been the President and COO of the Levy Group Bill Post has over 40 years of experience in the foodservice industry in extremely diverse operations, including managing, supervising, and leading the creation, development, and opening of almost two hundred uniquely different concepts. Throughout his career, Bill has also provided consulting and advisory services to a list of who’s who in in the restaurant, hospitality and entertainment industries. A sampling of these clients would contain the following: Walt Disney World, Levy Restaurants, Roti, Harley Davidson, RestaurantAssociates, Sony, and now his newest venture, Say Cheeseburger.You can learn more about Bill and his companies by visiting his website = CLICK HERE.If you are ready to talk about franchising your business you can schedule your free, no-obligation, franchise consultation online at: https://bigskyfranchiseteam.com/ or by calling Big Sky Franchise Team at: 855-824-4759.

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James and Nick had the opportunity to speak with Rep. Bill Post about elections, the future of the Republican Party in Oregon and some inside baseball of life in the Legislature.

ABOUT THIS SHOW: Back before Bill Post was our Oregon State Representative Bill hosted the Bill Post Radio Show where he interviewed the Monty'man to share with his listeners a bit about Monty's personal story of experience, strength and hope and what Take 12 Recovery Radio was all about. Join the Monty'man as he brings back this interview on this episode of the Best of Take 12 Recovery Radio.

Mainstreet Politics with State Representative Daniel Bonham (R-The Dalles) offers a window into the politics, procedures and personalities that dominate the Capitol in Salem, OR. Our latest podcast is with State Representative Bill Post (R-Keizer).

Bill: Where are you joining us from? Kristine: I'm joining us from Orlando. So for those of you who are just tuning in, this is "Snowbirding 101." We're going to come to you with a ... did we say monthly? Monthly series? Bill: Monthly. Yes. Kristine: Just talking about if you've had any thoughts of moving down to Florida, down to the warmth, down to the sunshine, this is a great series to kind of get you started. And just we're going to talk about pretty much everything. We're going to pick a topic each month. This month, we are talking about the differences in construction, what to expect. There's so many differences, like Bill was saying, to anything that is, what'd you say, new construction is after the war? Bill: Post war. Yeah. [crosstalk 00:01:08] Kristine: Which is so funny to me. Bill: [inaudible 00:01:10] foundations, that's the way to go. Kristine: Yeah. So obviously, things are really different. And so, I'll just start with that first difference, is that you're going to find a lot newer homes here, especially in the Orlando area. We were going to have Janet from Tampa on our show today. She's sick, so we'll have her on, probably next month. But I can't speak for every city, but that's why we're bringing on a bunch of different agents. But I can speak for Orlando, and here in Orlando, especially the county that I'm in, which is Seminole County, you're seeing the majority of homes in 1980s, 1990s, and then a ton of new construction. Like my house is built in 2016. So it really helps with your home insurance. Who wouldn't want to insure a brand new home? Bill: It's so refreshing to hear, because we get a lot of buyers looking in the Melrose area here, and sit down, they're like, "We want that open concept floor plan. We want something relatively new, we don't have to put a lot of time in." And it's like, "Have you thought of North Carolina?" Because it just doesn't exist up here. Kristine: But you don't have the charm of those old homes. And here, our new construction is really built on, maybe like 1/4 of an acre, and they are "cookie cutter" homes. So basically, the builder gets a planned unit development in a subdivision, sometimes it's gated, sometimes it's not, and they have anywhere between like three and seven floor plans. And they pretty much just build those over and over and over again. So it is pretty cool. You can go in ... It's called semi customs. You can go in and choose the floor plan, you can choose your lot, and then you can choose all the finishes, but they already have all of the plans for the home done. And then the outside of them looks different. You choose like your elevations. There's usually like two or three different outside aesthetic options that you can do. But it's a good system. It takes them about four months to build the home, and so, that's from scratch, that's from dirt on the ground. Bill: Okay. Yeah, that's a pretty quick turnaround. And I think the good news is, like a lot of people up here have lived in their 1890s Victorian, or turn of the century Colonial, 1920s Colonial, and they've spent 15, 20, 25 years with the upkeep of that property. And I think they're pretty much done with the charm aspect of it, and they're just kind of looking for something easy, so I think that's obviously a great fit. And we'll get a little nerdy here about the architecture and how things are built. So most of the stuff here, Kristine, is wooden frame construction. Tell us what it is down in Florida, usually.

ESOL News Oregon, by Timothy Krause Text of article: (FEBRUARY 16, 2019) We change our clocks every spring. We move them one hour forward. We call this daylight saving time. It begins March 10. We move them one hour backward in the fall. This is called standard time. Many countries in the world change their clocks. Most of the United States does this. Only Arizona and Hawaii do not. Some lawmakers in Oregon want our state to stop using daylight saving time. Kim Thatcher is a state senator. Bill Post is a state representative. They are both from Keizer. They work in the state government in Salem. Thatcher and Post are introducing a new law. They want Oregon to stop using daylight saving time. They want the state to stay on daylight saving time beginning November 7, 2021. This is the process: First, the state senators and representatives have to agree. Then the voters of Oregon must approve the change. Finally, the U.S. Congress in Washington, DC must also approve. Some people use an old phrase to remember what to do: Spring forward; fall back. "Spring" means both the season of the year and the verb to jump ahead suddenly. "Fall" means both the season and the verb to drop behind. Read by Eric Dodson. CC BY-NC-SA. From ESOL News Oregon by Timothy Krause. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, PO Box 1866, Mountain View, CA 94042, USA. https://sites.google.com/pcc.edu/esolnewsoregon Music by Chris Zabriskie - Cylinder Six - http://www.chriszabriskie.com - Creative Commons BY License

Bill Post returns to co-host with Lizzie while Dan is away and the two talk about behavior at little league games, rehearsal dinner invitations, wee ones wailing at weddings, being a good graduation weekend guest, and potluck problems, plus we’ve got your feedback, etiquette salute for the week and a postscript segment on planning a wedding reception seating chart!

In this episode, we discuss growing your company by distributing loyalty and allegiance to your team, providing feedback to your team members, why you should have  scorecard for all your managers and team members, how success comes from hiring good people then developing them into amazing coaches and leaders, surrounding yourself with specialist, why servant leaders make the best managers, why bad experiences can be learning opportunities too, the power of thinking outside the box and diversify your business, the role of market research during expansion, the benefits of the entrepreneurial approach VS the corporate approach, why fast-casual is the way of the future, and the benefits of fast-casual to an operator. With over approximately 40 years of experience in hospitality, Bill Post got his humbles start at Levy Restaurants back in 1978. Today and multiple businesses later, Bill is the founder and CEO of WJP Restaurant Group a multi-dimensional restaurant company with locations scattered about the country and Founder of WJPost Restaurant Advisors, offering consultancy to forward-thinking owners and entrepreneurs of small to medium sized restaurant companies.

Bill Post co-hosts with Lizzie while Dan is away. Bill and Lizzie cover questions on Community Dinner Contributions, Group Houseguest Gifts, Email Introductions and Retirement Party Gifts. Plus your feedback, two etiquette salutes and a postscript segment on Being a Good Guest straight from Emily Post's 1922 edition. Spoiler Alert: Mosquitos are invovled.

Lizzie's and Dan's uncle, Bill Post, guest hosts with Lizzie while Dan and Puja are literally in labor. Lizzie and Bill tackle a question from a woman whose neighbor's first baby came a month early, and now the neighbor's dog is adding more poo to everyone's lives by relieving himself on our listener's lawn. Find out how to handle this sensitive situation and more on this week's episode! Also Mentioned: - Coordinating parents and wedding budgets - What to talk about during a roommate interview when living abroad - Thank-you notes for keeping your job - Your feedback - A postscript segment that asks: Which reigns supreme? The in-person thank you or the handwritten thank-you note. (And you thought we were finished with the thank-you note debates!) - A sweet salute showing that no matter the circumstances family can always connect.