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Are you spiritually stuck right now? You are desperate to be more connected to God but unsure how to get started. In this program, we begin our series, The B.I.O Lifestyle: 3 Essential Practices to Becoming a Romans 12 Disciple. Join Chip and our Executive Vice President Andrew Accardy, as they walk through a simple acronym modeled for us by Jesus, that leads to a deeper relationship with God and more authentic relationships with others.Main PointsPurpose: Andrew and Chip talk about how to grow spiritually.Listener Types: They identify three types of listeners: crisis, stuck, and growing.BIO: It's a simple way to grow spiritually: B: Spend time with God daily. I: Be part of a supportive community. O: Live to serve others all the time.Practical Tips: Set aside regular time for God. Read the Bible regularly. Be honest and listen to God. Worship God through singing.Overcoming Struggles: Chip shares his own journey. Encourages discipline and habit. Recommends resources for guidance.Signs of Progress: Desire for closeness with God. Seeking God's guidance. Enjoyment in spending time with God.Broadcast ResourceDownload Free MP3 About Chip IngramChip Ingram’s passion is helping Christians really live like Christians. As a pastor, author, and teacher for more than three decades, Chip has helped believers around the world move from spiritual spectators to healthy, authentic disciples of Jesus by living out God’s truth in their lives and relationships in transformational ways.About Living on the EdgeLiving on the Edge exists to help Christians live like Christians. Established in 1995 as the radio ministry of pastor and author Chip Ingram, God has since grown it into a global discipleship ministry. Living on the Edge provides Biblical teaching and discipleship resources that challenge and equip spiritually hungry Christians all over the world to become mature disciples of Jesus.Connect 888-333-6003 Website Chip Ingram App Instagram Facebook Twitter Partner With Us Donate Online 888-333-6003

Are you spiritually stuck right now? You are desperate to be more connected to God but unsure how to get started. In this program, we begin our series, The B.I.O Lifestyle: 3 Essential Practices to Becoming a Romans 12 Disciple. Join Chip and our Executive Vice President Andrew Accardy, as they walk through a simple acronym modeled for us by Jesus, that leads to a deeper relationship with God and more authentic relationships with others.Main PointsPurpose: Andrew and Chip talk about how to grow spiritually.Listener Types: They identify three types of listeners: crisis, stuck, and growing.BIO: It's a simple way to grow spiritually: B: Spend time with God daily. I: Be part of a supportive community. O: Live to serve others all the time.Practical Tips: Set aside regular time for God. Read the Bible regularly. Be honest and listen to God. Worship God through singing.Overcoming Struggles: Chip shares his own journey. Encourages discipline and habit. Recommends resources for guidance.Signs of Progress: Desire for closeness with God. Seeking God's guidance. Enjoyment in spending time with God.Broadcast ResourceDownload Free MP3 About Chip IngramChip Ingram’s passion is helping Christians really live like Christians. As a pastor, author, and teacher for more than three decades, Chip has helped believers around the world move from spiritual spectators to healthy, authentic disciples of Jesus by living out God’s truth in their lives and relationships in transformational ways.About Living on the EdgeLiving on the Edge exists to help Christians live like Christians. Established in 1995 as the radio ministry of pastor and author Chip Ingram, God has since grown it into a global discipleship ministry. Living on the Edge provides Biblical teaching and discipleship resources that challenge and equip spiritually hungry Christians all over the world to become mature disciples of Jesus.Connect 888-333-6003 Website Chip Ingram App Instagram Facebook Twitter Partner With Us Donate Online 888-333-6003

Are you spiritually stuck right now? You are desperate to be more connected to God but unsure how to get started. In this program, we begin our series, The B.I.O Lifestyle: 3 Essential Practices to Becoming a Romans 12 Disciple. Join Chip and our Executive Vice President Andrew Accardy, as they walk through a simple acronym modeled for us by Jesus, that leads to a deeper relationship with God and more authentic relationships with others.Main PointsPurpose: Andrew and Chip talk about how to grow spiritually.Listener Types: They identify three types of listeners: crisis, stuck, and growing.BIO: It's a simple way to grow spiritually: B: Spend time with God daily. I: Be part of a supportive community. O: Live to serve others all the time.Practical Tips: Set aside regular time for God. Read the Bible regularly. Be honest and listen to God. Worship God through singing.Overcoming Struggles: Chip shares his own journey. Encourages discipline and habit. Recommends resources for guidance.Signs of Progress: Desire for closeness with God. Seeking God's guidance. Enjoyment in spending time with God.Broadcast ResourceDownload Free MP3 About Chip IngramChip Ingram’s passion is helping Christians really live like Christians. As a pastor, author, and teacher for more than three decades, Chip has helped believers around the world move from spiritual spectators to healthy, authentic disciples of Jesus by living out God’s truth in their lives and relationships in transformational ways.About Living on the EdgeLiving on the Edge exists to help Christians live like Christians. Established in 1995 as the radio ministry of pastor and author Chip Ingram, God has since grown it into a global discipleship ministry. Living on the Edge provides Biblical teaching and discipleship resources that challenge and equip spiritually hungry Christians all over the world to become mature disciples of Jesus.Connect 888-333-6003 Website Chip Ingram App Instagram Facebook Twitter Partner With Us Donate Online 888-333-6003

Send us a Text Message.In this episode, I speak with Alain Dumonceaux on fulfilment, life's purpose, and imposter syndrome.★ Alain's Bio: ★ It is said there are three ways we learn wisdom. The first is through reflection (noblest), the second through imitation (easiest) and finally through experience (bitterest). Regardless of how we gain our wisdom, the lessons learned only become embodied when we can recognize the connection between wisdom and purpose.That journey requires us to unpack some uncomfortable stuff which only the brave are willing to do. So, what is my uncomfortable stuff? Well, let's see… fighting the imposter syndrome, rebuilding my life after divorce and bankruptcy, restoring my identity after almost losing my second marriage, and then embodying life's experiences thru living with purposeful action.Today, I live as a conscious and centred man. I inspire men to live purposefully in everything they do and are. Through mentoring, teaching and guiding men to live the highest vision of themselves they then begin serving the highest and best for themselves, their families and their communities. We are men of passion, purpose, and power.Connect with Alain:https://www.theawakenedman.net/https://www.facebook.com/theawakenedman.net

We are excited to have Alex Kolicich, the founding partner of 8VC, on the pod this week. Alex shares his journey from working at Google and Palantir to joining Peter Thiel's hedge fund, Clarion Capital, and later co-founding 8VC. Alex discusses 8VC's mission to significantly impact their portfolio companies by leveraging their unique blend of industry insight and investment expertise. And we get Alex's take on the recent AI boom in venture capital, dissecting the mega funding rounds in the AI space and providing a forward-looking perspective on startups and fundraising.We also have a news round-up with John Ruffolo.About Alex Kolicich:Alex Kolicich is a Founding Partner at 8VC, where he focuses on IT and Bio-IT investments.Prior to 8VC, Alex was a Partner at Formation 8 and also worked with Peter Thiel as a Principal at Mithril Capital Management, a growth-stage venture fund, where he helped lead investments in AppDirect, C2FO, and Helion Energy.Before his career as an investor, Alex worked as an engineer and early-product advisor at Clarium, Palantir, and Google. He was an early member of the Clarium Capital quantitative engineering team (with Joe Lonsdale) and a close advisor/collaborator with the early Palantir team; advising on product design and contributing to the product. At Google Research, Alex worked on Google Street View before and during its launch and also worked on the development and launch of the Google Checkout.In this episode, we discuss:(01:35) The trend of U.S. private equity firms acquiring Canadian tech companies and the benefits of currency arbitrage(03:17) The difference in capital competition between the U.S. and Canada, indicating a more vibrant private equity scene in the U.S.(06:04) Why John is bullish on Ethereum(08:28) How former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's policies shaped the current political and business landscapes(12:45) Alex shares his journey from engineering at Google to venture capital, emphasizing the culture of innovation at Google(14:22) The shift from Google to venture capital, underlining the pivotal role of working with Peter Thiel(17:25) The founding principles of 8VC, focusing on investing in companies that leverage technological advancements(20:05) The potential of AI, Alex predicts its significant impact on the venture capital landscape(23:15) Alex's his decision to pivot to venture capital, inspired by the opportunity to work with Peter Thiel and invest in deep technology(27:05) Alex discusses the significance of Canadian tech innovations and his motivation to invest in Canadian companies(33:14) Fundraising in 2024 requires growth and capital efficiency(37:25) A future where AI augments knowledge work, leading to societal shifts towards community-oriented living(49:30) Reflecting on Canada's role in the AI revolution, Alex emphasizes the need for proactive policies to attract and nurture talent, positioning Canada as a leader in AI innovation and applicationFast Favorites:*

Bio It has been a long road with many twists and turns, but Austin based funk group Honey Madehas released their newest EP called Charge It To The Band Fund, which has an eclectic mix of soul, funk, a little hip hop and plenty of horns. The newest single, “Ashy Pockets (My Mode)” is a remix of an original track that was very much focused on the “green culture,” McDaniel explained. Producer John Ryan liked the chorus and hook of “Ashy Pockets” and wanted to rework the arrangement and lyrics for radio that is now being released on the new EP. “The sentiment is still there but the focus is now on why this person maybe wants to smoke,” Trombonist Donald McDaniel said. “Like, what is he trying to get away from or self-medicatewith. The theme of that song is that ‘I'm in a dead end job. I can't wait to get off work and get in my mode.'” Honey Made is a nine piece funk band consisting of: Willie Barnes, Vocals; Donald Ford Jr., vocals; Brian Cokeley, Keys; Lee Braverman, Bass; Chris Barnes, Drums & Vocals; Mark Saldana, Percussion; Dustin Hunter, Tenor Saxophone & Baritone Saxophone; Joseph Marrow, Trumpet & Flugelhorn; and Donald McDaniel, Trombone. Rate comment subscribe hit notification bell for all new videos Check out my podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean/id1519384944?uo=4 Merch - https://www.meoshabeanapparel.com/ https://www.patreon.com/MeoshaBeanOfficial Join my patreon https://www.patreon.com/MeoshaBeanOfficial https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6372642 It's Evil Season One Real Alabama Cases located only on Goreculuture.com and Youtube membership program. M.V.B Films Productions

In this episode, I speak with Sally Lotz about being a cult survivor, abuse, advice for someone in the same position and her family complexities.★ Sally's Bio: ★ It took me a long time to find my passion and place in this world. I grew up in a well known doomsday cult, the Jehovah's Witnesses. I was kicked out of the house at age 16 for having a boyfriend, however, my step-father who was abusive (in all forms) was never punished or reported to the police.I wrote a young adult novel (my 4th book) about it, called The Truth is a Lie. While the story is fictional, it's based on my life in the cult, and my family life - which sadly, is quiet common in the cult.Connect with Sally:https://www.sallylotz.com/https://www.youtube.com/@howigotthere4184https://medium.com/@SallyLotz

#erniekovacs #TVcomedy #Hollywood #EdieAdams #realconversations CONVERSATIONS WITH CALVIN WE THE SPECIES Now!!!  JOSHUA MILLS; ‘Ernie in Kovacsland;' Co-Curator, Runs estates of Ernie Kovacs (original TV genius), Edie Adams, Martin Mills Photography; Host of ‘Rarified Heir'(children of celebrities); LIVE from LA https://www.youtube.com/c/ConversationswithCalvinWetheSpecIEs 245 Interviews. GLOBAL Reach. Earth Life. Amazing People.  PLEASE SUBSCRIBE and join the other 4100 Subscribers. (You can find almost any subject, even AI) ** JOSHUA MILLS; ‘Ernie in Kovacsland;' Co-Curator, Runs estates of Ernie Kovacs (original TV genius), Edie Adams, Martin Mills Photography; Host of ‘Rarified Heir'(children of celebrities); LIVE from LA YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_8m-uVTlKU&t=5s “Getting a chance to interview Josh Mills was in the ‘magical' classification. The son of Edie Adams (originally married to Ernie Kovacs, who revolutionized 1950's television comedy) Josh, is a fixture in Hollywood, interviewing the children of celebrities on his podcast ‘Rarified Heir.' He is introspective, funny, brilliant, and replete with so many stories like hanging out with Clint Eastwood, watching TV, when he was a kid. ALL in our interview. Importantly his very special, creative, unique and essential (especially if you like TV etc.) book, just released on Amazon. (A purist coffee table book), “Ernie in Kovacsland: Writings, Drawings, and Photographs from Television's Original Genius”  Calvin ** CONTACTS: www.edieadams.com/ https://rarifiedheirpodcast.com www.erniekovacs.com fantagraphics.com www.martinmillsphotography.com itsalivemedia.com fantagraphics.com ERNIE IN KOVACSLAND(book) Amazon: amzn.to/45xfgu5 ** BIO: It's Alive! Media was founded by Josh Mills in 2002. We are a boutique public relations company with a concentration in music, music-related films and technology publicity specializing in both consumer entertainment PR as well as corporate communications. Since 2008, It's Alive! Media has worked hand in hand with Ediad Productions handing the estates of groundbreaking comedian Ernie Kovacs, entertainer Edie Adams and photographer Martin Mills. It's Alive! Media provides its clients with a wide variety of PR and marketing services. This includes the creation and servicing of corporate and consumer press releases, full-service press campaigns involving some or all of the following: national press, tour press, trade & industry press and electronic  & mass media press. Primary genres for consumer press include: Indie, Rock, Punk, Alternative, Pop, Industrial, World Music, Gothic, Kids and Electronic music. We specialize in high-profile reissues, new releases and local/indie bands for tour press, regional & national campaigns. Josh Mills has worked in public relations since 1996. He has worked for a variety of independent and corporate companies including independent label World Domination Recordings, national live music venue House of Blues and digital music distributor Liquid Audio. Additionally, he has consulted for Ark21 Records, Motormouth Media, Transistor Recordings and Liquid Digital Media. His experience in the music industry has run the gamut from consumer press, live music/venue press to music technology corporate/business press. ** WE ARE ALSO ON AUDIO AUDIO “Conversations with Calvin; WE the SpecIEs” ANCHOR https://lnkd.in/g4jcUPq SPOTIFY https://lnkd.in/ghuMFeC APPLE PODCASTS BREAKER https://lnkd.in/g62StzJ GOOGLE PODCASTS https://lnkd.in/gpd3XfM POCKET CASTS https://pca.st/bmjmzait RADIO PUBLIC https://lnkd.in/gxueFZw edits by Claudine Smith- Email: casproductions01@gmail.com

⦿⦿ElectriX Podcast⦿⦿ Hello guys, Welcome back to ElectriX. I hope you all doiung great! As usual I have something new to share with you. I invited Harada to the show. He`s very active in the production community. He has tons of releases on a big variety of labels. Also very popoular once like Moonboutique or Get Physical. He also has his own record label Suprelastique. Today he prepared a nice melodic set with some real bangers and own productions. One for the books. Hope you gonna like this one. Have fun and enjoy.... Like the Mix? Click the [Repost]

Hello once again everyone I'm your host Ray Shasho and welcome to another edition of Interviewing the Legends. BIO: It was the summer of 1964 when Gary Lewis and The Playboys® were discovered by producer Snuff Garret. Before long, with the producer/arranger team of Garrett and Leon Russell behind them, they took their first single, This Diamond Ring straight to number one. After their second hit titled Count Me In went to number two, Gary and the band proved that they would be a continued success. They followed with more Top 10 songs such as Save Your Heart For Me, Everybody Loves A Clown, She's Just My Style, Sure Gonna Miss Her, and many more. In 1965 Gary himself was Cash Box magazine's "Male Vocalist of the Year", winning the honor over other nominees Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra With the reoccurring interest in oldies music, Gary Lewis & The Playboys® are one of the hottest acts around. Gary Lewis, along with the Playboys, continues to tour and entertain fans across the country and abroad. Please welcome singer, musician, founder, and leader of TOP40 music legends Gary Lewis & the Playboys… GARY LEWIS to Interviewing the Legends …   FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT GARY LEWIS & THE PLAYBOYS VISIT www.garylewisandtheplayboys.com Official website www.facebook.com/people/Gary-Lewis-and-the-Playboys/100062950732819/ Facebook https://twitter.com/glewisplayboys Twitter   DISCOGRAPHY Singles Year         Single 1965 "This Diamond Ring" "Count Me In" "Doin' the Flake" "Save Your Heart for Me" "Everybody Loves a Clown" "She's Just My Style" 1966 "Sure Gonna Miss Her" "Green Grass" "My Heart's Symphony" "(You Don't Have To) Paint Me a Picture" "Where Will the Words Come From" 1967 "Way Way Out" "The Loser (with a Broken Heart)" "Girls in Love" "Jill" "Has She Got The Nicest Eyes" 1968 "Sealed with a Kiss" "Main Street" 1969 "Rhythm of the Rain" "Hayride" "I Saw Elvis Presley Last Night" 1970 "I'm on the Right Road Now" 1972 "Then Again Maybe" 1975 "One Good Woman" Albums Year         Album 1965 This Diamond Ring A Session with Gary Lewis and the Playboys Everybody Loves a Clown She's Just My Style 1966 Hits Again (You Don't Have To) Paint Me a Picture 1967 New Directions Listen! Gary Lewis & The Playboys 1968 Gary Lewis Now! 1969 Rhythm of the Rain/Hayride Close Cover Before Playing Rhythm! I'm on the Right Road Now Compilation albums Year         Album 1966 Golden Greats 1968 More Golden Greats 1975 The Very Best of Gary Lewis and the Playboys 1990 The Legendary Masters Series   GARY LEWIS & THE PLAYBOYS TOUR 2023 March18 2023 Venice, FL BAY INDIES RESORT Community Ballroom at 7:30pm March23 2023 Ocala, FL TOP OF THE WORLD/ CIRCLE SQUARE CULTURAL CENTER March24 2023 St Petersburg, FL 33701 DUKE ENERGY CENTER FOR THE ARTS – MAHAFFEY THEATRE Also featuring: Jay & the Americans, The Cyrkle, The Vogues, Chris Ruggiero April12 2023 The Villages, FL SAVANNAH CENTER Also featuring Rocky & The Rollers April21 2023 129 E. Fremont St., Las Vegas, NV, 89101 GOLDEN NUGGET LAS VEGAS, NV May6 2023 Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania FM KIRBY CENTER Also featuring: Jay & The Americans, The Grass Roots, Jimmy Russo       Support us!

Jake Medwell and Joe Lynch discuss the 8VC story. Jake is a Founding Partner at 8VC, an early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in Austin, TX with offices in San Francisco, New York City, and Boston. About Jake Medwell Jake is a serial entrepreneur and venture capitalist who has spent his life building and scaling companies. He is a co-founder and partner at 8VC, a 6B AUM venture capital fund based in Austin, TX. 8VC is the leading logistics tech investing firm and has led deals in Project 44, Deliverr, Platform Science, FlexPort, FreightWaves, Motive, Trackonomy, The Boring Company, Outrider, and others. Prior to 8VC, he founded Humin (Acq. Tinder/IAC), a consumer mobile software company where he built the engineering team and led growth. Jake also co-founded The Kairos Society, where he sits on the Board of Directors. While in college, he founded Solé Bicycle Co. (Acq.) and grew it into an industry leader. Most recently he co-founded Operation Masks with partner Drew Oetting to help bring PPE to medical workers on the front line of the fight against COVID-19. Jake serves as an advisor and board member to a wide range of companies and nonprofits. Jake graduated from the University of Southern California in 2011, where he has been lecturing on entrepreneurship and technology for the last decade. About 8VC 8VC is an early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in Austin, TX with offices in San Francisco, New York City, and Boston. 8VC partner with entrepreneurs to build technology platforms that create long-term economic and societal value. 8VC was built by a team of entrepreneurs, engineers, investors, and philosophers who value operating experience and action, as well as new ideas and creative theories. The partners have a proven track-record as founders of successful companies including Palantir, Addepar, Affinity and OpenGov, among others. The firm invest primarily in smart enterprise platforms across industries including financial services, healthcare, logistics and others, and Bio-IT.  For more information, please visit https://8vc.com Key Takeaways: The 8VC Story Jake Medwell is a Founding Partner at 8VC, a technology and life sciences investment firm that builds and invests in the world's most ambitious companies. In the podcast interview, Joe and Jake discussed the state of the logistics industry and the founding of 8VC. 8VC is an early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in Austin, TX with offices in San Francisco, New York City, and Boston. Jake and 8VC team are knowledgeable and very active in the logistics space. 8VC has invested in platforms that help logistics companies become modern data enterprises. Key applications include streamlining resources, fleet operations, and finance; leveraging telematics for better performance, and, in special cases, building ambitious, next-generation forms of transportation. 8VC portfolio companies in the logistics space include: Deliverr, Flexport, Project44, Baton, HDVI, FreightWaves, Loop, Vector, The Boring Company, Platform Science and many more. Learn More Abou The 8VC Story Jake on LinkedIn 8VC on LinkedIn 8VC Interviews conductedwith 8VC: The HDVI Story with Chuck Wallace Ocean Freight Survival Guide with Nathan Strang Avoiding Port Congestion with Neel Jones Shah Eliminating Detention and Delighting Drivers with Erik Malin Will Chu and the Vector Story The Logistics of Logistics Podcast If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive review, subscribe, and share it with your friends and colleagues. The Logistics of Logistics Podcast: Google, Apple, Castbox, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tunein, Podbean, Owltail, Libsyn, Overcast Check out The Logistics of Logistics on Youtube  

Today, Kathleen Fischer, a successful business coach joins me on the podcast and shares from her heart about the importance of starting with your relationship with Jesus as the base of building your business. She tells us about how God cultivated this desire to coach businessmen and businesswomen but showed her that she was to do it in a manner that empowered them through Christ. Kathleen talks about how our biggest limitations are often due to our struggles with identity and fear, to which Christ is the antidote for both. Kathleen is honest and encouraging about the distinction of growing our businesses not for Christ, but through Christ. Her passion for this topic shines through our whole conversation. Please listen and share this conversation with all of your friends that currently are running a business or have a dream to launch something of their own. Ways to Find Kathleen: FB: (6) Christ-Centered Success with Kathleen Fischer | FacebookInstagram: Kathleen Fischer (@christcenteredsuccess) • Instagram photos and videosYouTube: Christ Centered Success with Kathleen Fischer - YouTubeWebsite: Home - Kathleen Fischer CoachingEmbrace. Live. Thrive.:FB: (6) Embrace, Live, Thrive | FacebookInstagram: Sarah Meyer (@embrace.live.thrive) • Instagram photos and videosWebsite: Embrace, Live, Thrive! (embracelivethrive.com)Kathleen's Bio: It is my PASSION to equip highly motivated, faith-filled women like you to build successful businesses and joy-filled lives through the power of Christ.  When God called me to build a business, I had no idea how hard it would be! But, the process contained rich lessons and a deep fellowship with God that shaped me into the woman I am today. Joy replaced fear as I saw how God uses our WHOLE STORY to fulfill the plans He has for us.As a child, I heard my stepfather's stories about helping companies recover from mistakes and putting systems in place to get them back on track.  I thought that was cool! Later, I obtained a B.S. in Computer Science and Business so I, too, could help businesses create order out of chaos. In my late twenties, I created a computer consulting company to help small businesses automate their systems and processes. I loved helping them overcome their fear of technology and equipping them to do things they had never done before.When I became a mother, I worked as the “techie” in my husband's business, implementing computer systems and managing internal financial processesToday I enjoy the fruit of 35 years with an amazing man who is wired completely differently from me. Our two children are blossoming as adults in their unique spheres of influence. Spending time with them is one of my greatest delights! When it comes to fun, you will always find my family outside. Living in Rhode Island, just minutes from the ocean with a husband and children who surf, means we play in the waves!I have a deep love for nature, the sea and the quaint beauty of New England. Therefore, paddle-boarding the inlets or hiking along inland trails are some of my favorite ways to relax and commune with God, family and friends. When I learned to follow Christ 25 years ago, I became active as a leader in my community and opened my home for weekly bible study. I love to help women deepen their relationship with God, and the community in my home continues to thrive. 

Bio: It was never my plan to walk the streets and become a prostitute, yet alone get involved with vicious gangs and narcotics. My life choices put me in grave circumstances. Danger became a way of life, forcing me to carry a gun in my hand every day for 10 years. You see, I was an undercover cop for the San Diego Police department. My job was to infiltrate the gangs and prostitutes, bust the John's, bring'em down and clean up the streets! I understand fear and survival instincts - I lived them and know what it takes to find your grit, perseverance and power to push through any challenge. After being medically retired from the police department as a result of a training accident, I took my years of experience, along with my Masters Degree in Human Resources Management as well as my Certification as a Life Coach, to pioneer the creation of my own company called SPAlife. When people find out I was a police officer and specifically an undercover prostitute hunting a serial killer, the questions come flooding in. What was it like? Did you ever shoot anyone? Did anyone shoot at you? Were you scared? How did you survive? How did you know what to do under pressure? I realized my street and life experience have led me to have unique insights and able to uniquely help people like you to be able to quickly move through any obstacle to be more confident, trust yourself more and access your inner power to do your greater work in the world! I am now a Consultant, Trainer and Podcaster supporting entrepreneurial leaders.

We welcome Jared Murphy, author of Not Aliens, Worse, It's Us and creator of the documentary Terra Corre. Bio: "It's Not Aliens, Worse, It's Us: Discovering Our Lost History" by Jared Murphy contains amazing new insights about our ancient history and our lost ancient advanced ancestors. Jared has been speaking about ancient advanced engineered soil found all over the earth and the very structures of ancient polygonal buildings and a never before researched aspect of the frequency technologies to build these amazing structures. Jared does field work, including a month last year with Michael Tellinger discovering new ruins in South Africa, Jared is planning new archaeological work at America's Stonehenge, South America and the Grand Canyon. Jared's Work is getting a lot of attention on Engineered soil, bioengineered ancient advanced humans that may appear alien now but are in fact survivors of many ancient catastrophes. Jared's new documentary Terre Corre is out on Not Aliens on YouTube and is getting a lot of positive reviews! Jared hosts a show on www.notaliens.com and on his Rokfin channel, including the Archaeologist, Jennifer Deyo, Jared Co-hosts on Everything Imaginable, Dark Hour Paranormal, The Cosmic Salon, and appears monthly on Spaced Out Radio, Forbidden Knowledge News, Freeman.tv, The Cosmic Salon, Dark Hour Paranormal, Everything Imaginable, 3beards, many more and has been on Coast to Coast, Richard Hoagland's After Midnight and many more. Jared reaches over 290,000 subscribers on the regular channel appearances and has 45-60.000 downloads monthly and on network shows like Spaced Out Radio and Night Dreams Talk Radio, Richard Syrett's Radio shows including appearances on Coast to Coast, Jared reaches over a million on syndicated radio. Links for Jared: https://www.notaliens.com/ Link for the new documentary "Terra Corre" https://youtu.be/iUlCKdm-SLM News: https://thehill.com/news/house/3483149-first-ufo-hearing-in-years-set-for-capitol-hill/?fbclid=IwAR2iaRlyErbL4HgYI2d2Efqi99BFcud1tRdroh9EddUexU6y73mH1VawoEI https://www.livescience.com/ufo-report-human-biological-injuries Merch: https://www.miufopodcaststore.online/ Join the Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/259697531239011 Follow us on Twitter: @mi_UFO Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miufospep/ Like and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MichiganUFOSightingsandParanormalEncountersPodcast Intro music: Balance by THIK from the album Shok the World Music for LITD ad spot provided by Ten Thousand Teeth song: Frostbite https://open.spotify.com/track/4fFfmsg51lHHJ118v9mMYi?si=ef96b5dbf7ac4034 Outro music: Aggressive State by Subsidence --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mi-ufo-sightings/support

In this episode, I speak with Jeff Cohen on the topic of his new book "Count-On-Able", we cover car theft (!), his writing process, the term accountability, advice on shutting a company down and his Shark Tank appearance. ★ Jeff's Bio: ★ It took eight years, working with over 300 CEO's, Business Owners and Entrepreneurs  to develop, test and implement the Count-On-Able method and patent pending process. In my new book Count-On-Able, A Practical Guide to Lift, Shift and Empower YOU and Your Team, I lay out the number one impact to every business and a simple structured approach that eliminates this problem.I share dozens of stories about my life's successes and failures. The book includes stories about the success clients have had with the program and how we came to develop this process and method.Connect with Jeff:https://www.clevelroundtable.com/ 

Selling With Love is more than a podcast! Join the community of like-minded entrepreneurs ready to overcome their sales blockages and transform the planet at: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14070148/ ======= Sales mindset, values, and rituals are fundamental to sustain your performance as top salesperson. Dan Jourdan goes a step beyond and shares how building an identity such “The Deej” can empower you automatically and at will, and achieve things that seems imposible to your current self. This honest and fun conversation about the importance of distinguishing between prospect and sales calls will educate you on why bringing customer is the key activity to survive, succeed, and thrive in business. =======

Francisco Gimenez is Partner at 8VC and focuses on Bio-IT investments. He received his Ph.D. from Stanford in Biomedical Informatics and B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences from UC Berkeley. In this episode, Francisco explains how breakthroughs in AI, gene editing, and cell therapies converged to jumpstart a new age in biology. He predicts that biomanufacturing platforms, armed with mountains of data and new tools, will bring down the costs of creating and commercializing drugs so smaller companies can treat rarer diseases and deliver more personalized cures. By decentralizing the pharma industry, Francisco is optimistic that the future of medicine will evolve from reactive care to preventative medicine that will help people fully self-actualize and lead their best, healthiest lives.

SHANARA SANDERS's BIO It all started back in her hometown Chicago, mainly because of her prominence in the spoken word scene. You can also add voiceovers, former radio show host and several grant awards for her prowess with the pen and performance. Born Shanara, she embraced being the “short girl with the big mouth”, and garnered classic theater roles in Chicago, all the way to the Los Angeles Theater Center stage in Disney's Aladdin, Dual Language Edition. She is creator of her podcast and YouTube series, "ASK A BLACK WOMAN", turned "ASK A BLACK WOMAN- ONE WOMAN SHOW" which premiered in the Hollywood Fringe Festival. She won an Encore Producers' Award and Better Lemons Audience Choice Award as the writer, producer and solo performer of the show. ​​ In addition to her most recent performance in the virtual Intersections Festival (Assembly Theatre) and her own virtual Poetic Popcorn Set, she is a recurring instructor of her virtual spoken word class, "A WORD WITH THE MOUTHPEACE, through Casa 0101 Theater. Shanara The MouthPeace is committed to serving people by extracting their power with the gift of the Word, in all its facets. https://linktr.ee/TheMouthPeace UPCOMING EVENT: 2/5/22 Poetic Popcorn Set 6:30pm- 7:30pm https://www.eventbrite.com/e/poetry-popcorn-virtual-creative-kickback-tickets-248518273847 Every 1st and 3rd Saturday on IG @themouthpeace, meet The MouthPeace merge her two loves and mastery of spoken word poetry and popcorn in this virtual kickback. Guests can support the event with any donation when the register on Eventbrite, or purchasing fresh, couture popcorn from her company, Mama Dee's Fye Popcorn (www.fyepopcorn.com)

From Always Be Closing To Always Be Helping With Collin MitchellConnect with Collin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/collin-saleshustle/ https://salescast.co/ https://pod.link/saleshustle Connect with EMS: Need some help? http://ethicalmarketingservice.com Books: http://ethicalmarketingservice.com/book Want to be a guest?  https://ethicalmarketingservice.com/guest/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EMS_Worthing Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ethicalmarketingservice Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-green-18655b97/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ethicalmarketingservice/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/emservice/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ethicalmarketingservice Pricing: https://ethicalmarketingservice.co.uk Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/c/EthicalMarketingService Apple Podcasts: https://www.ethicalmarketingservice.co.uk/apple Spotify: https://www.ethicalmarketingservice.co.uk/spotify Stitcher: https://www.ethicalmarketingservice.co.uk/stitcher Collin's Bio:It's not about me. My fortune turned on a dime when my wife and I decided to do things differently.We started our first company out of our 1 bedroom apartment, and when your office is your living room, there's no going back.We shifted from ABC (always be closing) to ABH (always be helping).A simple shift made a HUGE IMPACT.And we grew to $5 million in 26 months.That's the power of giving.I grew up on government cheese and food stamps -Entrepreneurship wasn't the way out, it was the way that I could afford shoes.You'll look at my education section and see that I didn't go to Harvard, dude, I barely made it through the rest of high school after dropping out.At my first sales job, our CRM was so crappy that I hand filled my leads on 3x5 index cards. But it got me off of the streets destined to live a life carrying other people's stuff in and out of trucks.People like me weren't supposed to succeed.And that's my mission.To find the diamonds in the rough, find the people that never got the shot, the ones who see things differently and appreciate that still small voice that tells them to keep going.Today as the Founder and Chief Revenue Officer at Monster VoIP, I lead a team of passionate agents who want to make a difference and build real, sustainable financial freedom that allows them to live better lives.I live in Los Angeles with my drop-dead gorgeous wife, and three amazing young kids that keep us busy.I enjoy outdoor activities, spending time with the kids, and taking care of myself mentally and physically on a consistent basis.

Hi everyone! Thanks for tuning-in today for a new episode of Entrepreneur Mindset-Reset. Today I'm speaking with the wise and passionate Megan Tull, Entrepreneur Success Strategist and Passion Expert. Megan is the author of the book “The Passion Belief Method: Own Your Value and Earn Your Worth in Business,” and creator of the My Passion Belief Score Assessment.  She shares her best tips on how to recognize and develop your own unique value so you can go shine in the world. She maintains that when we are in alignment with our gifts and talents, we will attract the right people and opportunities.  You won't want to miss when she tells us how once we're clear about what we bring to the world, we can create a life by design and a business we love.  Megan's motto is so uplifting: Be courageous. Take inspired action, and go out and share your gifts with the world. This just may serve as a kick in the pants to you, dear listener, to remember that you hold the keys to your own growth and success, and taking time, energy and financial resources to assess where you're at and get clear about your WHY, could be the game-changer you've been looking for.  So, grab a beverage or a snack and settle-in to listen to Megan and her amazing journey. Megan's Bio: It's time for a strategy that gives you more time and money in the bank. Contact me for your complimentary Biz Breakthrough Strategy Session today or visit https://megantull.info/getclients to book a call. I know you're wary of all the business coaches out there trying to sell you something you probably don't need. But the truth is, packaging your expertise so you can leverage your time, enjoy life with family and friends and set yourself up for retirement involves so many decisions. At times, it's easy to find yourself lost in the woods, unable to step back and see the big picture of what you offer and what you're really worth. With every misstep, your value as an expert is diluted and you end up working harder and longer for less. Despite our DIY economy, doing it all on your own is a dead end. Do you ever feel like you're: * Spinning your wheels and going nowhere? * Struggling to present your offers confidently? * Stuck in a never-ending cycle of trading time for dollars? * Wasting your hard-earned money on training programs that just don't work? If you're tired of being “the best-kept secret”, totally invisible to your ideal clients and want real results that finally move you forward, then the right coach who's already been where you are right now makes all the difference. Hi, I'm Megan Tull: Entrepreneur Success Strategist, international speaker and best-selling author of "The Passion Belief Method - Own Your Value and Earn Your Worth in Business"  I believe women coaches, consultants, speakers, authors and service providers should be able to excel at their expertise without being overwhelmed by the constant challenges of running a business. That's why I help high-achievers like you become expert authorities and align with their true authenticity, so they stand out as industry leaders and attract optimal clients with ease. What makes me different? Most coaches are just getting started or have never run their own business: * I've been a coach for over 20 years and have helped 1000's of women achieve their career goals * I've built and run 7 successful businesses of my own and have personally faced and conquered every imaginable entrepreneurial challenge * I'm a regular contributor for The Huffington Post and The Business Journals, have been a featured expert on CBS and FOX and speak to women's groups all around the world And if you can give me less than an hour of your time, I'd love to show you how to transform your desired level of income and purpose into a true reality. Book your call today: https://megantull.info/getclients  Find Megan:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megantull/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/passionbeliefmethod/  Website: https://megantull.com  Buy her book: https://www.amazon.com/Passion-Belief-Method-Value-Business-ebook/dp/B013BHL50C#customerReviews  Take the Assessment: https://megantull.info/pbmassessment (Access Code) PBMROCKS

“Of course there are many learnings that are little else but a mechanical skill, and in such cases there may well be a best way. But to become a different person because of something you have learned - to appropriate an insight, a concept, a vision, so that your world is altered - that is a different matter. For that to happen you need a reason. And this is the metaphysical problem I speak of.” Neil Postman " It is a rare thing to encounter somebody with the character and spirit of our guest Dr. Michael Bennett. This episode occurs at a time when society has never been more obsessed with the question of education and what it is for. Bennett came recommended by our producer Laurie Strickland. Like some of our other guests he has had more than a single career in one lifetime; listening to him speak felt as if he were also recounting more than one life- time! Bennett loves teaching high school as much I believe as any teacher possibly could. He also has a scholarly side as he is working on his dissertation. Now I must confess I could easily listen to him discuss his sales career with as much interest as when he is discussing teaching high school English and if you think about it, the fact that he had a rich, working life prior to becoming his calling, a teacher, might be one of the reasons why he is a good teacher. One of the main themes I took from our fascinating episode (Bennett is one of those great talkers who you never want to shut up, admittedly rarer than the alternative) is the impor- tance of passion in a human life and identity in the special sense he appears to use that word. I don't want to say too much in these notes because I really don't want to spoil the effect of him telling his own story which, as I am sure he would say, is what education is all about.” Mike's Bio “It's a known fact that we don't get to choose the circumstances of our birth. Born a long time ago, Dr. Bennett grew up in a home that was full of darkness and resentment. As the years passed, Dr. Bennett escaped into the pages of lit- erature. While he thought it was escaping his reality, in fact, the escape was the beginning of his journey. After a stint as a Combat Medic in the Army, Dr. Bennett went to school, earned his first degree, and join the treadmill of corporate America. After selling his soul for too many years, he walked away from the wealth and the expense account to enter the classroom and embrace what Dr. Bennett calls, “the voice.” Along the way, Dr. Bennett has earned four more degrees and taught in a variety of settings. He's married, enjoys travel, ultramarathons, cycling, kayaking, and of course, reading. Links to Michael's beautiful body of work: Dr. Michael Bennett Ed.D , Allatoona High School Honors 9th Literature & Honors British Literature, AHS Travel Coordinator JV Girls' Soccer Coach Links to Dr. Bennet''s Dissertation: Vocational Identity: What Makes a Teacher and Why Do They Teach? A Qualitative Narrative Study https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/cgi/viewcon- tent.cgi?article=1030&context=seceddoc_etd 
 
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8VC is a Silicon-Valley based technology investment firm investing in visionary teams and backing industry-transforming companies, currently managing $3.5bn in AUM. About one third of their current fund is dedicated towards the BioIT space. 8VC’s portfolio represents a large early crop of now next gen biotech unicorns including but not limited to Orca Bio, Synthego, Resilience, and Lyell Immunopharma which have generated playbooks for others startups to follow. Francisco Giminez and David Moskowitz are two integral members of the 8VC team which developed the Bio-IT investment thesis. Francisco is a Partner at 8VC focusing on Bio-IT investments and Enterprise AI. He received a PhD from Stanford in Biomedical Informatics. During this time, he also worked as a Resident Data Scientist at Formation8 Partners where he helped startups to strategize, prototype, and recruit for data products. He also is the founder of Catenus Science, a data science consulting and recruiting firm that used an apprenticeship model to help early stage companies build data science teams. David is a Principal at 8VC who also received his PhD at Stanford as part of the Biomedical Informatics Program. At Stanford, his work was focused on applying statistical and machine learning approaches to regulatory genomics, epigenetics, and pipeline development for analysis of high throughput sequencing data. Prior to his time at Stanford, David was a Bioinformatic Analyst at Einstein College of Medicine where he worked on the genetics of aging and human disease.

If you enjoy historical western novels, romance, and contemporary fiction, then tune in to Beth Worsdell's live interview with the fabulous Kristine Raymond on The Witty Writers Show. She's the author of 16 amazing books, including the Hidden Spring series. Kristine's Bio: It wasn't until later in life that Kristine Raymond figured out what she wanted to be when she grew up, an epiphany that occurred in 2013 when she sat down and began writing her first novel. Over a dozen books in multiple genres later, there are a multitude of ideas floating around in her head thus assuring she'll never be idle. When a spare moment does present itself, she fills it by navigating the publishing and promotional side of the business. When not doing that, she spends time with her husband and furbabies (not necessarily in that order) at their home in south-central Kentucky, gardens, reads, or binge-watches Netflix. Watch The Witty Writers Show live interviews here: Youtube Facebook Website Facebook group for writers and authors: WRITER BETTER AUTHOR SMARTER #thewittywritersshow #authorinterview #BethWorsdell #writingcommunity #bookstagram #tipsforwriters #tipsforauthors #adviceforwriters #books #adviceforauthors #tipsandadviceforwriters #writeanovel #writeabook #historicalfiction #weasternromance #romance #contemporaryromance #romancebooks #romanceauthor #kristineraymond --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beth-worsdell-author/message

####Bio- It seems especially difficult to summarize the life and career of William Grant Still. At the simplest, Still performed, conducted, composed, orchestrated, and arranged music, earning him the title “Dean of Afro-American Composers”. But what he was as a man is so much deeper and more complex. His compositions give us a brief glimpse of his personality and philosophy (and I am grateful for that). Beyond this, Still's words and those affected by him do a meritorious job in striving to complete the picture of the man. Yet, in the end, he is too multidimensional to be easily labeled.- Still began as a performer and arranger for W.C. Handy, the self-proclaimed “Father of the Blues.” This association brought Still to Harlem in 1919, during a pivotal moment in American history, at the peak of the “Harlem Renaissance.” Though the Harlem Renaissance would lay a foundation for the Civil Rights movement roughly 30 years later, at the time it was as an explosion of African American art and philosophy after the Civil War and during the period when “Jim Crow” laws were sweeping the South. It was a time of individuality, self-assertion, and rich expression in the face of current segregation and oppression, while slavery was not just a memory for most. - Still was absolutely unique at this moment, as the most well-known—and often the first—African-American to compose works in the European art music fashion. Other African-American “firsts” for Still included having a symphony performed by a professional orchestra, conducting a major symphony orchestra, and having an opera performed by a major opera company.- Still's massive portfolio alone is impressive, totaling nearly 200 compositions, which in addition to the well-known symphonies and operas, includes ballet and chamber music. The most well-recognized works are likely his “Afro-American” Symphony No. 1, the opera Troubled Island, and his ballet Sahdji. The symphonic poem Africa, written in the same year as the Symphony No. 1 and Sahdji (1930), is a notable hidden gem as even after revising it numerous times following a successful performance by the Rochester Philharmonic and Howard Hanson—a long time champion of Still's works—Still eventually withdrew the work, unpublished(!).####Culture- That label of “first” is tricky, needing a broader view to the context and implication. Musicologist Gayle Murchison was a colleague of mine at the College of William & Mary, and in fact has agreed to be a guest on this show to talk about American composers. She addresses this issue of duality for Still:Quote The title “Dean of Afro-American Composers” is Still's due. Yet it does not aptly describe his accomplishments or the artistic and aesthetic ideals he pursued in his work. Such a title is easily bestowed on Still, who crossed many racial barriers during a period in American history when the achievements of African Americans were measured by firsts as a marker of racial progress and improvement in race relations. But to see him in this way is to accord him a place in American music history largely on the basis of his race and to consider only one facet of his accomplishments.End quote. After all, I believe Still was a genius, and should be recognized for that at any moment in history.- The piece we will hear today, _Africa_, obviously weighed on Still's mind for a long period, having begun composition in 1924, and philosophically tied in with the Harlem Renaissance. Writing to George Barrère, the conductor to premiere the work, Still gives insight into the programmatic content:An American Negro has formed a concept of the land of his ancestors based largely on its folklore, and influenced by his contact with American civilization. He beholds in his mind's eye not the Africa of reality but an Africa mirrored in fancy, and radiantly ideal.###Analysis of piece####Overall scope- Now to the music itself- Written in 3 movements, titled “land of peace”, “land of romance”, and “land of superstition”. As we talked about, the work is programmatic, and Still put a great deal of thought into this aspect.- So, before we go further I want to make a personal statement involving Programmatic music. If you are not sure what that is, at it's simplest, programmatic music follows a story. Usually, the concept originates with a story, and the composer writes music to emulate the atmosphere described or follow, outright, the drama as it unfolds. Bizet's “Symphony Fantastique” and Elgar's “Enigma” Variations are classic examples. So, I want to make it completely clear what my thoughts are on programmatic music. I LOVE the stories, they are interesting, usually enjoyable, and often give us insight into the composer and what they were thinking when writing the piece. However, I believe from the standpoint of enjoying and consuming the art, I believe the program to be completely superfluous. It is a nice dressing, but neither enhances nor serves the music directly when receiving a performance of the work. My anecdotal argument is this: Elgar wrote his Enigma variations 1899, and practically ever since it has been played by orchestras all over the world, enjoyed by countless audiences, and studied to death by every serious orchestral musician. Therefore, we do know a few tid-bits about the people on whom the variations were based, most notably Jaeger from the 9th variation, titled ‘Nimrod', which refers to the hunter ++need more context++. They were very close friends, etc. etc. I hold that this story and external information would be completely unknown to us if the music was not as good, powerful, and moving as it is. Therefore, the program is extra, non-essential, like a performance venue during a global pandemic!- And it is for this reason that though I will discuss both, separately and in tandem, when analyzing a piece, my philosophy is squarely attached to the sounds themselves, while respecting the fact that the composer him or herself made the connection to the story.- Ok, tangent over. Now, on to the music.####Excerpts- These excerpts are from a 2005 NAXOS recording of the Fort Smith Symphony, conducted by John Jeter.- Ironically, after saying all of that, there is a strong programmatic tie to the very opening bars of _Africa_. Distant, rhythmic drums. This certainly sets a serene background for the flute solo that follows. It is hard NOT to conjure an image in the mind of heat rising against the distant sunset on a vast African plain. [play opening to 1:05]- Titled “Land of Peace” this movement goes through what seems like progressive vignettes of calm scenic African events. Still uses this format to show all of his strengths, European Romantic style writing, jazz influenced lyrical moments, soloistic writing, and crafty orchestrational mixture. [3:10-3:46]- At the second theme, Still opens into a rich, satisfying horn led melodic line, with harp and string accompaniment. It instantly reminds me of the 2nd theme of Hanson's 2nd Symphony, and it's not a stretch that Still was influenced by that piece considering how much Hanson championed Still's compositions. [5:04-5:49]- “Land of Romance”, the middle movement, includes even more of a jazz/dissonance clash. In this spot, the chromatic melodies seem to have a pleasurably erratic nature, and the harmonic movement below, while the pulse is steady, seems to constantly be slipping in a similar chromatic fashion. [1:58-3:09]- At the overflow moment, the volume does rise with full brass and percussion. Though, the previous characteristics remain, creating a both unsettling and satisfying climactic moment. [3:54-5:01-ish]- Finally, in “Land of Superstition”, Still introduces a bit of forward motion. Still continues to show his orchestrational prowess in this movement, along with his particular blend of styles. Hear how he moves back and forth between sections of the orchestra, all while moving the energy forward and creating a jazzy flavor at the same time. [2:38-3:47]- The only time Still comes close to a big band moment is at the high point of this movement, when the bottom of the orchestra cycles a recognizable walking bass pattern and practically everyone else sings out a long, loud bluesy melody. Yet, Still doesn't lose his voice entirely, using a very unique mode mixture, constantly going back and forth between major and minor. [5:10-5:57-ish]###Closing- Even without any of this explanation of the programmatic aspect, the piece itself has a mysterious character, aurally engaging from the opening drum beats and flute solo, the hypnotic bluesy rhythms, the easy downward slide of chromatic movement in the strings, to the often celebratory mood of the last movement. As in his other orchestral works, especially his five numbered symphonies, Still shows complete mastery of orchestration and suitable timbre use for every instrument, section, and combination thereof. Like all other great composers, his adeptness in this area is so deft that one does not even think of it while enraptured in the moment. I can't think of a better compliment.Music:'Africa'By: William Grant StillPerformed by: Fort Smith Symphony, John JeterCourtesy of Naxos of America, Inc.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this episode, Miguel Armaza sits down with Raj Ganguly, Co-founder and Managing Partner at B Capital Group, a global growth equity firm with $1.5 billion in assets under management, focused on investing in B2B startups across four technology-enabled verticals, including Fintech and Insuretech. In this interview, we talked about the story behind B Capital, their investing approach, his outlook on fintech around the world, the road ahead, and the challenges and opportunities of fundraising and investing over zoom. Raj Ganguly Raj Ganguly is a co-founder and Managing Partner at B Capital Group. He currently serves on the boards of Winmore, Journera, Atomwise, and Evidation Health. In addition, Raj is a Senior Advisor to the Boston Consulting Group. Previously, Raj was a Managing Partner of Velos Partners, a global venture growth firm with offices in Los Angeles, Singapore, and London. Before his career in venture capital, Raj spent six years at Bain Capital, conducting operational due diligence and driving growth and operational improvements in portfolio companies across the United States and Asia. Raj earned an MBA from Harvard Business School, and summa cum laude honors as a BSE and BAS from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School and School of Engineering and Applied Science, where he graduated from the Management & Technology Program as a Benjamin Franklin Scholar and Joseph Wharton Scholar. B Capital Group B Capital Group is a growth equity firm focused on investing in B2B startups across four technology-enabled verticals: Enterprise technology and Consumer enablement, Fintech and Insurtech, Transportation and Industrial and HealthcareTech and Bio IT.

Startups can be challenging. And, with an abundance of ambiguous tips and strategies available, and it’s almost impossible to distill it down to actionable steps toward success. Almost.  Daniel Levitt has spent an entire career in the world of startups, learning the ropes by taking on roles tied to sales and marketing - critical components of any successful venture. Self-branded a serial BIO/IT entrepreneur,  Daniel pulls back the curtain and gives our listeners a rare glimpse into the strategies he used that helped him sell one company to Microsoft. In this episode, our viewers are treated to a sincere and thoughtful interview that takes the mystery out of why some companies succeed where others might struggle. Grab a drink, turn up the volume and get ready to take notes. You’re not going to want to miss this one!      Here are the show highlights: How staying humble can build your expertise and bring more experience to your next venture (2:13) The difference between - and importance of - technical founders and operational founders (6:42) Why the method in which your startup raises money is critically important (9:20) This scientific evidence can be a gamechanger for building a successful startup (24:19) What investors want to see when they’re considering backing a startup (25:59) The critically important reason to include customers in every stage of your ideation processes (30:26) How to navigate success without sacrificing viability (33:10)   Guest Bio Daniel Levitt is CEO and Founder at Bioz, a comprehensive AI search engine that empowers scientists to accelerate research toward cutting edge discoveries and technologies. With a career dedicated to IT and life sciences, Daniel has successfully built and sold companies to such notables as Microsoft. A self-professed serial Bio/IT entrepreneur, Daniel earned his BA in economics from the University of Berkeley in California and his M.Sc. in management from Boston University. If you’d like to reach out to Daniel, or are looking for more information about Bioz, you can reach him by email at daniel@bioz.com, on LinkedIn at Daniel Levitt, or visit his website at Bioz.com.

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*Angie’s Bio* It takes a village to raise a child, especially as a working mom! Having a Speech Therapist like Angie in your village is incredibly helpful if your child is experiencing a speech delay. In this episode, Angie Hronek talks about what can indicate a speech delay, ways to help your child work through it, and how to be gentle with yourself as a parent. *How did you get into speech therapy?* * When Angie was in high school, she had a cousin that was a speech therapist. She was helping her younger cousin say an “r” sound, and her cousin told her that she should become a speech therapist. Ever since that was the plan. * Angie got a bachelor's degree in speech and communication disorders at Utah State University. * She got her masters degree at the University of Utah. * After getting her masters degree, she went and worked in a school district which gave her a lot of experience. * In 2016, she decided to start doing private speech therapy. She really enjoyed being able to work with the child and parent together. *When should I be concerned about my child’s speech?* * You can access speech services from the day a child is born. * Usually, you don’t need one right at birth, but there are definitely circumstances where speech skills are needed that early. For example, speech therapists often work with infants that don’t pass their newborn hearing screening or a child diagnosed with down syndrome. * From birth to one year, we usually focus on pre-language skills such as eye contact, social smiles, waving, gesturing… * After the first year, your baby will start babbling. The babbling should start to become more complex at about one year. If it isn’t, that’d be a great time to reach out to a language therapist. * The average one-year-old has between one and five words. Include animal sounds and sign language as words. * A word is anything that the child uses with intention, consistently, in the right context. * 18-month-olds: an average of 50 words. * 2 years old: an average of 1 to 200 words. *What about older children?* * After 2 years old, kids will start to combine words into phrases. They should be using 2-word phrases. * At 3 years old, they should be able to use 3-word phrases. * At 4 years old, they should be able to use 4-word phrases. * At 2 years old, a stranger should be able to understand 50% of what they say. * At 3 years old, a stranger should be able to understand 75% of what they say. * At 4 years old, a stranger should be able to understand 100% of what they say. * If people aren’t able to understand them, it’s a good idea to get them looked at. * One way to test speech is to have them tell a story. * Can they tell a clear story with a beginning, middle, and end? * Is it difficult to listen to them and understand the story? *Do you have any words of encouragement to a parent of a child with a speech delay?* * It’s not your fault. Often, people will say: “read them more books.” Usually, these parents ARE reading books. It’s usually not the parent’s fault. * You don’t have to do it alone. Reach out to resources. It takes a team to help these kids. Surround yourself with people that can help. * There’s only so much you can control on your own. Don’t be too hard on yourself. *How can you help your child avoid feeling “stupid” or shame?* * Teach your kids that everyone has strengths and weaknesses. Just because they require extra effort to talk, it doesn’t mean they aren’t strong in other areas. * Help them identify the things they’re good at. * Never shame the kid. Instead, work to solve the problem together. * Show them progress! Anytime there is an improvement, point it out! *Follow Angie* * The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association: www.asha.org ( http://www.asha.org/ ) * Instagram: @speechworksutah ( https://www.instagram.com/speechworksutah/ ) * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/speechworksutah/ * Website: https://speechworksutah.com/ *Follow Karely:* * Branding For Women Website ( https://brandingforwomen.com/ ) * Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/brandingforwomen/ ) * Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/branding4women ) *Listen & Subscribe* * Apple Podcasts ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/branding-for-women/id1517905824 ) * Google Podcasts ( https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5yZWRjaXJjbGUuY29tL2JhMjExNWM5LWNkMGMtNDljMS1hZDVlLTkyMTY2MDlmZjMzZA%3D%3D ) * Overcast ( https://overcast.fm/itunes1517905824/branding-for-women ) * Spotify ( https://open.spotify.com/show/12GgXrUulRK0aUNKfKENgd ) *I’d love to hear from you!* Have some feedback about the show? Feel free to reach out to me at www.brandingforwomen.com. You can also rate the show in Apple Podcasts ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/branding-for-women/id1517905824 ) or your favorite app to help more people discover Branding For Women!

Matt DeCoursey welcomes today’s guest, Jason Illian. He’s the Managing Director of Koch Disruptive Technologies (KDT), a mid-to-late stage venture arm of the Koch Industries. He shares how KDT embraces disruption and transformation by investing in new ideas and opportunities. From robotics, artificial intelligence to genomics, and Bio-IT, KDT dedicates its investments in high-growth technologies that expand Koch’s core capabilities and provide an innovative platform that disrupts society for the better.    Learn more about:   Full Scale: https://fullscale.io/   Stackify: https://stackify.com/   Koch Disruptive Technologies: http://kochdisrupt.com/   GigaBook: https://gigabook.com   Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/startuphustlepodcast/   Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDXy14X95mzCpGSHyDvvoVg   Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@startuphustle

CGRadio Sessions 10 – Boxplot Can you believe we’re already 10 episodes in to our CGRadio Sessions?! Today, we head to Boston, MA for an exclusive mix from Liquicity artist Boxplot! Bio: It is safe to say that Boston based drum & bass producer Boxplot has definitely been making waves throughout the D&B scene and […]

Hallo Freunde Beach Podcast geht mit einem neuen Set an den Start !!! An den Turntables war diesmal zu Gast Dj Feldweg aus Gießen / Kassel, Germany Hello friends Beach Podcast starts with a new set !!! At the turntables was this time Dj Feldweg from Giessen / Kassel, Germany. *************************************************************** BIO: It all began when DJ Feldweg was about 10 or 11 years old. Little Jan from Nordhessen heard the first CD with electronic music of the Loveparade in the 90ʼs, which his father always heard and it is was happened. The fascination was in his mind. Since this key experience he dreamed of to be an DJ. He was already an passionated music collector all the time in every kind of Genre, but especially electronic. A lot of time passed and even his festival experiences changed his mind for awesome performances and multifarious great music stuff. The dream came true as he has met some DJ guys. With this new connection he has new opporttunities in theory and practice of mixing music. After & while he joined & new aspiring collective „Spulenigel“(2017) which is b&sed in Gießen. With this background he got the possibility for his first Gigs on Open- Air raves and little clubs of Gießen. „The sound has to groove and connect different Genres with each other!“ ************************************************************** INFO: https://soundcloud.com/djfeldweg Kontakt: booking@spulenigel.de ************************************************************** Next Gigs: 15.06.2019 - James Wood (Wetzlar) 12.07.2019 - tba ************************************************************** play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT | ************************************************************** Support the Artist by Kurt Kjergaard

Tim McCormick, MSTOM, Dipl. OM, CES is a son, a brother, a friend, and a future husband and father. Tim’s Bio It is these relationships that drive his passion for finding solutions to complicated health issues. It is these relationships … Continued The post The Man in the Moon or The Rabbit Eating Mochi and a bit of a Dive into Herbalism, Pain and Great Health with Tim McCormick appeared first on Bare Naked Health Podcast.

Hallo Freunde Beach Podcast geht mit einem neuen Set an den Start !!! An den Turntables war diesmal zu Gast Dj Feldweg aus Gießen / Kassel, Germany Hello friends Beach Podcast starts with a new set !!! At the turntables was this time Dj Feldweg from Giessen / Kassel, Germany. *************************************************************** BIO: It all began when DJ Feldweg was about 10 or 11 years old. Little Jan from Nordhessen heard the first CD with electronic music of the Loveparade in the 90ʼs, which his father always heard and it is was happened. The fascination was in his mind. Since this key experience he dreamed of to be an DJ. He was already an passionated music collector all the time in every kind of Genre, but especially electronic. A lot of time passed and even his festival experiences changed his mind for awesome performances and multifarious great music stuff. The dream came true as he has met some DJ guys. With this new connection he has new opporttunities in theory and practice of mixing music. After & while he joined & new aspiring collective „Spulenigel“(2017) which is b&sed in Gießen. With this background he got the possibility for his first Gigs on Open- Air raves and little clubs of Gießen. „The sound has to groove and connect different Genres with each other!“ ************************************************************** INFO: https://soundcloud.com/djfeldweg Kontakt: booking@spulenigel.de ************************************************************** Next Gigs: 15.06.2019 - James Wood (Wetzlar) 12.07.2019 - tba ************************************************************** play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT | ************************************************************** Support the Artist by Kurt Kjergaard

Have you seen "A.P. Bio?" It's one of the funniest network sitcoms out these days and its latest second season is going strong on NBC. The show tells the story of a disgraced Harvard Philosophy professor (played by Glenn Howerton of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") who finds himself teaching Advanced Placement Biology at a high school in his hometown of Toledo, Ohio. Mike O'Brien created the show, and he joins Jesse to talk about the show's new season. Plus: his own childhood in Toledo, and explains some of the baffling questions the writers room had about his hometown. Like, truly baffling.

Shivom: Shivom aims to power the next era of genomics through blockchain technology - protecting identity, personalizing healthcare and transforming lives. A precision medicine ecosystem that will offer an open web-marketplace for other providers to add not only genomics information, but also analytics, and associated apps and services to drive personalized medicine. About The Guest Axel has over 20 years of Research and Development leadership experience in genomics, epigenetics, biomarker discovery, Bio-IT, aging & longevity. He is the Author of the ‘Blockchain & Healthcare Strategy Guide’, the standard compendium for the healthcare industry. Axel translates scientific discoveries into practical applications to help understand, diagnose & treat complex disorders, but also to promote cutting-edge technologies that could transform precision medicine and the way we age. Axel is also a Member of the Blockchain Research Institute in Toronto. He holds a Ph.D. in Human Genetics from the University of Cologne. Link: https://shivom.io

Shahid Shah: Our Guest on the Digital Health Maven Podcast – October 2017 Shahid Shah is a digital health maven because of his focus on unpacking the whys behind digital health trends in order to guide organizations, government and others in their quest to use these technologies for maximum impact. Shah's primary digital health maven trait is pursuing insights  (click here to learn about the five traits of digital health mavens). Shah is an award-winning Government 2.0, Health IT, Bio IT & digital Medical Device Inventor & CTO with over 28 years of technology strategy, architecture, engineering, entrepreneurship, speaking, and writing experience. You'll hear Shah talk about the importance of going beyond the what to investigate the whys behind digital health trends to understand how these technologies truly impact organizations and consumers and how they can best be maximized or mitigated. The focus of today's conversation is the digital health maven trait pursuing insights, or looking past the obvious to discern underlying trends, themes, culture and other forces shaping how technology is used and applied globally. The Digital Health Maven Podcast is focused on illustrating how digital health mavens are using their curiosity, thirst for insights, human-centered approach, flexibility and bravery to change health and medicine for the better. The podcast is also designed to uncover how each person's experiences and perspectives contributes to his or her ability to practice digital health maven traits such as embracing flexibility and cultivating curiosity. Listen to this episode below. About the Host: This podcast is hosted by Fard Johnmar, digital health futurist, researcher, speaker and helper. Learn more about Fard and his work by clicking here. Would you like to be featured in a future episode of the Digital Health Maven Podcast? Click here to contact us. Share This Podcast Additional Digital Health ResourcesWe have published numerous reports, courses, analysis, eBooks and more on the Digital Health Innovation Resources portal. Click here to learn more and register. How to Subscribe to This Podcast The best way to keep up with the Digital Health Maven Podcast is to download our free publication: “The Guide to Embracing Your Inner Digital Health Maven.”  You'll automatically receive updates when new episodes are published.  More importantly, you'll learn about how you can adopt and practice the traits of digital health mavens to ignite your success. And, if you use Sticher or iTunes, please review the podcast, as it helps others understand how you're benefiting from the program. –Follow the Podcast on Stitcher –Follow the Podcast via iTune

Genomics analyses have become much more affordable over the recent years. Creating a growth that makes the Life Science market projected to be worth 20 Billion US Dollars by 2020. In fact, research centers and hospitals specialized in the fields of Bio IT, Sequencing and other Life Sciences have acquired the latest technologies for their applications. As the demand for genomics analyses grows, these organizations are constantly creating new and more digital information. Therefore, IT managers are confronted with the impact of Big Data and must improve their IT infrastructure to respond to the needs of their workflows. Mr. Steven Rietveld, of NODEUM, will introduce this market and its related challenges during this podcast.

Digital Health Maven Shahid Shah on Why Digital Health Wisdom is Vital Shahid Shah is an award-winning Government 2.0, Health IT, Bio IT & digital Medical Device Inventor & CTO with over 27 years of technology strategy, architecture, engineering, entrepreneurship, speaking, and writing experience. Shah will be featured on the next full episode of the The Digital Health Maven Podcast in early February. The Digital Health Maven Podcast Shorts series consists of brief excerpts from upcoming interviews designed to get you excited for the next full program and help you learn something new about our mavens.  This installment features Shah talking about the importance of cultivating digital health wisdom, which means seeking to investigate the whys behind the digital health trends to understand how these technologies truly impact organizations and consumers and how they can best be maximized or mitigated. Listen to this episode below. This podcast, and the Digital Health Maven Project, is sponsored by Validic. Would you like to be featured in a future episode of the Digital Health Maven Podcast? Click here to contact us. Share This Podcast Additional Digital Health ResourcesWe have published numerous reports, courses, analysis, eBooks and more on the Digital Health Innovation Resources portal. Click here to learn more and register. How to Subscribe to This Podcast The best way to keep up with the Digital Health Maven Podcast is to download our free publication: “The Guide to Embracing Your Inner Digital Health Maven.”  You'll automatically receive updates when new episodes are published.  More importantly, you'll learn about how you can adopt and practice the traits of digital health mavens to ignite your success. –Follow the Podcast on Stitcher –Follow the Podcast via iTunes

At the third annual health 2.0 WinterTech conference running concurrent with JP Morgan Healthcare conference week in San Francisco, Health Innovation Media co-host Jessica DaMassa catches up with healthtech expert, author and consultant Shahid N. Shah, CEO of Netspective and FounderHealthcare Guy. Shahid's bio notes he's:  'an award-winning Government 2.0, Health IT, Bio IT & digital Medical Device Inventor & CTO with over 27 years of technology strategy, architecture, engineering, entrepreneurship, speaking, and writing experience.' For more information on Shahid's work see Netspective and Healthcare Guy. Produced by Gregg A. Masters, MPH for Health Innovation Media.

Hallo Leute Zum Wochenende gibt es einen neuen Summer Special Beach Podcast... Das ganze wurde diesmal gemixed von JOANISH aus Vienna. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INFO: https://www.facebook.com/joanishmusic/ https://soundcloud.com/joanish ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIO: It took JOANiSH only a very short time to become one of THE newcomers among Vienna’s DJanes. Born in Poland she came to Austria when she was six and grew up near Vienna. Her passion for music especially for techno and house music always let her dream of being a Djane and producer. Only a few years ago JOANiSH finally took the occasion and started to spin her records. Within just a few months she wowed with her performance in the most popular Austrian clubs. Among her references you will find the legendary Flex club, Pratersauna and SASS Music Club as well as Tischlerei in Linz, the famous Postgarage in Graz and the Felsenkeller in Salzburg. She also played along Stefano Noferini at the Deeperfect Label Party at the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) and at the Off Sonar in Barcelona. The passion for music comes first with JOANiSH and this is also what makes her sets unique. It’s her straight and great DJing that keep fans clamoring for more. While other DJs just mix music, JOANiSH makes her sets a whole performance. She has the ability to combine tough techno beats with female softness to a whole new experience in dance music. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Hallo Leute Zum Wochenende gibt es einen neuen Summer Special Beach Podcast... Das ganze wurde diesmal gemixed von JOANISH aus Vienna. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INFO: https://www.facebook.com/joanishmusic/ https://soundcloud.com/joanish ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIO: It took JOANiSH only a very short time to become one of THE newcomers among Vienna's DJanes. Born in Poland she came to Austria when she was six and grew up near Vienna. Her passion for music especially for techno and house music always let her dream of being a Djane and producer. Only a few years ago JOANiSH finally took the occasion and started to spin her records. Within just a few months she wowed with her performance in the most popular Austrian clubs. Among her references you will find the legendary Flex club, Pratersauna and SASS Music Club as well as Tischlerei in Linz, the famous Postgarage in Graz and the Felsenkeller in Salzburg. She also played along Stefano Noferini at the Deeperfect Label Party at the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) and at the Off Sonar in Barcelona. The passion for music comes first with JOANiSH and this is also what makes her sets unique. It's her straight and great DJing that keep fans clamoring for more. While other DJs just mix music, JOANiSH makes her sets a whole performance. She has the ability to combine tough techno beats with female softness to a whole new experience in dance music. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Get ready for a Keeping It Real with Denna review! This series will consist of some of our favorite episodes so far. You just might be surprised at what you learn listening a second time around. --- Dana Spinola, Founder and CEO of fab’rik, visits with Keeping It Real With Denna to discuss how she broke free to find her freedom and purpose in life. Bio It was one part vision and two parts passion that brought founder and CEO, Dana Spinola, to leave corporate America to pursue her dream of owning a clothing boutique. Her vision was a boutique where everyone could afford to feel beautiful which meant high style with heart, no attitude or sticker shock. Her concept of fashion under $100 without sacrificing quality and ensuring priceless, first class customer service has paved the way for fab’rik’s success. For Dana, giving back is just as important as leading this company. She founded free fab’rik, a nonprofit organization that provides free shopping sprees for girls who need it most. Weekly, her team and volunteers visit safe houses to minister to the girls and host a fashion show. The mission is much more about the conversations had and confidence built during those sprees, as Dana truly believes clothing can changes lives! While she sits at the head of both the franchise and nonprofit, her most challenging yet rewarding job is being mom to her four children – three boys and a beautiful daughter she and her family adopted in 2014. Somehow, she does it all…with integrity and passion. It is with that integrity and passion that Dana began franchising fab’rik in 2006, with the hope of allowing others the opportunity to live out their dream of having their own boutique. Now, in just 14 years since it all began there are over 40 locations nationwide, making fab’rik a leading fashion franchise. In joining the fab’rik family, you not only enjoy the benefit of chasing your dreams, but also the benefit of having a corporate team who has done it all, and a network of other owners who share the same passion and mission as you - to make our stores as successful as we possibly can. About the Episode Long-time friends, Denna and Dana take a stroll down memory lane for some good laughs and life lessons. You’ll get to know Dana on a personal level and find out why she left her lucrative job in corporate America to start her own clothing store, fab’rik. You’ll even hear the story of how she managed to build the chic and trendy boutique from the ground up and how she manages to run the empire while raising four children. Today, fab’rik has multiple locations around the U.S. and the company is only continuing to expand and grow. To learn more: About Dana- Follow Dana on Facebook, Instagram, About fab’rik- Follow fab’rik on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest