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Send us a textIn an era of political polarization and media distrust, Willie Billings offers a refreshingly nuanced perspective on local politics as the newly elected Chairman of the Washington County Republican Party. His mission? To save Utah's unique caucus system from the encroachment of outside money and influence that threatens to transform the state's political landscape.Billings passionately explains how SB 54—the controversial "dual path" legislation—has undermined the caucus convention system that once allowed ordinary citizens to participate in politics without massive financial backing. He shares the startling revelation that even Senator Mike Lee admitted he would never have challenged incumbent Bob Bennett in a pure primary system, demonstrating how caucuses create pathways for new voices that money-dominated primaries shut out.Whether discussing economic policy, media manipulation, election integrity, or hunting adventures in Alaska, Billings offers wisdom gained from 37 years in investment advisory services and decades of community involvement. His mission now is to educate voters about the value of informed political participation before Utah's unique political heritage is lost forever.Looking for a Real Estate expert? Find us here!https://realestate435.kw.com/www.wealth435.com https://linktr.ee/wealth435 Below are our wonderful friends!Find FS Coffee here:https://fscoffeecompany.com/Find Tuacahn Amphitheater here:https://www.tuacahn.org/Find Blue Form Media here:https://www.blueformmedia.com/[00:00:00] Intro.[00:06:13] Media's Influence on Public Perception.[00:12:05] Investment Advisor's Market Perspective.[00:21:19] Understanding 401k Management.[00:30:16] The Caucus System vs SB54.[00:47:12] Water Challenges and Growth in Southern Utah.[01:00:11] Political Elections and Recounts.[01:22:29] Hunting Stories and Self-Sufficiency.

Bob Bennett is unarguably one of the greatest singer/songwriters in CCM history, and great songwriters tend to be great storytellers. And that's exactly what you're going to get in this episode - one great story after another!  I had so much fun sitting down with Bob to talk about his journey through the music industry. And like so many artists from that era, he still has a lot left in the tank.Support the showandychrisman.com

Bob Bennett is unarguably one of the greatest singer/songwriters in CCM history, and great songwriters tend to be great storytellers. And that's exactly what you're going to get in this episode - one great story after another!  I had so much fun sitting down with Bob to talk about his journey through the music industry. And like so many artists from that era, he still has a lot left in the tank.Support the showandychrisman.com

In this episode, Bob Bennett, a seasoned entrepreneur, Founder and former CEO of Microfridge, Invoice Cloud, and EngageSmart, delves into the crucial role of luck in success and life. He shares insights on dispelling the myth that only extroverted individuals can excel in sales, emphasizing the power of building rapport. Bob articulates strategies for effective sales management, including the importance of embracing awkwardness and fostering trust. He discusses his leadership philosophy centered around an inverted pyramid, where leaders work for their team. Lastly, Bob provides actionable advice for new sales leaders, highlighting the significance of being a 'player-coach' and the importance of compounding experiences.  Takeaways: Luck and Adversity as Motivators: Embrace the role of luck and adversity in shaping one's career. Leaders should recognize that seemingly negative experiences can fuel motivation and resilience, driving individuals toward success.The Myth of Extroversion in Sales Success: Understand that successful salespeople do not necessarily fit the extroverted, gregarious stereotype. Introverts can excel in sales by leveraging their strengths, such as listening and focus, which often lead to high performance.Building Genuine Rapport: Encourage your team to build genuine rapport with clients. Invest time in understanding prospects on a personal level, as trust is a cornerstone of successful sales. Teach your team to get 'awkward' early to break down barriers and build authentic connections.4Compound Experience for Success: Promote the importance of putting in extra effort consistently. Small incremental efforts compound over time, resulting in significant experience and expertise, much like compound interest. Encourage your team to go the extra mile consistently.Servant Leadership: Adopt an inverted pyramid approach where leaders see themselves as working for their team. Focus on removing barriers for your team members, providing them with the support they need to succeed, and fostering a culture of mutual respect and collaboration.Embrace and Manage Awkwardness: Teach your team to embrace awkwardness in initial interactions. Use it as an opportunity to develop a bond and establish a peer-to-peer relationship with prospects, which is instrumental in building trust and credibility.Peer Learning and Knowledge Sharing: Foster a culture of knowledge sharing where top performers share their successful strategies with others. This not only helps in leveling up the entire team but also reinforces and rewards collaborative behavior, leading to collective success.Quote of the Show:“dealing with people and helping them grow as individuals is one of the most rewarding things you can do.” - Bob BennettLinks:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bob-bennett-488b888/ Website: https://www.engagesmart.com/ Ways to Tune In:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Yb1wPzUxyrfR0Dx35ym1A Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coach2scale-how-modern-leaders-build-a-coaching-culture/id1699901434 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy50cmFuc2lzdG9yLmZtL2NvYWNoMnNjYWxlLWhvdy1tb2Rlcm4tbGVhZGVycy1idWlsZC1hLWNvYWNoaW5nLWN1bHR1cmU Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/fd188af6-7c17-4b2e-a0b2-196ecd6fdf77 Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/coach2scale-how-modern-leaders-5419703 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Coach2Scale CoachEm™ is the first Coaching Execution Platform that integrates deep learning technology to proactively analyze patterns, highlight the "why" behind the data with root causes, and identify the actions that will ultimately improve business results going forward.  These practical coaching recommendations for managers will help their teams drive more deals, bigger deals, faster deals and loyal customers. Built with decades of go-to-market experience, world-renowned data scientists and advanced causal AI/ML technology, CoachEm™ leverages your existing tech stack to increase rep productivity, increase retention, and replicate best practices across your team.Learn more at coachem.io

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Bill, Victor and Conrad had their monthly roundtable discussion. Bill and Claude read your emails. Bill closes the show by sharing his thoughts and reflections about his late brother Bob Bennett. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bill, Victor and Conrad had their monthly roundtable discussion. Bill and Claude read your emails. Bill closes the show by sharing his thoughts and reflections about his late brother Bob Bennett. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

All of us go through challenges in our lives, but not all of us write songs that capture these seasons. For over 40 years, Bob Bennett has been writing, singing and performing songs that chronicle his own life journey with authenticity and hope amidst surprises and disappointments. On this episode of Intersections, Bob's reflections on his craft are interspersed with some of his most memorable songs.

Ep. 32 Bob Bennett: Quality Takes Time   Bob Bennett, and his impressive beard, join Josh for a conversation about Jazz, Jazz St. Louis, and all of the options of being part of the industry outside of performance. Bob talks about how change and growth takes time, vision, and a good team. Our hosts share their spirit/drink of choice, so now you know what to get us when you see us at “the hang” at conferences! The team also discuss more important topics like the economics of the arts and the many opportunities outside of just performance.    Bob Bennet is the Artistic Director/Director of Operations for Jazz St. Louis (https://jazzstl.org/). Follow us on social media and let us know your thoughts and questions - https://linktr.ee/nobusinesslikepod Our theme song is composed by Vic Davi.

Dr. Mitsch continues his series on the broken people of the Bible with the story of the demon possessed man.  He explores the implications of Jesus' interaction with the man, and how remarkably it relates to our own "demons" that we fight.  Often we will choose our known "demons" over an unknown angel provided by God Himself.   "Man of the Tombs" by Bob Bennett

Bob Bennett, Artistic Director of Jazz St. Louis stopped by to talk with Nancy about the goings on at the institution.  For over 25 years, Jazz St. Louis has been the foremost presenter of jazz in St. Louis and throughout the region. We are dedicated to preserving the legacy of this musical genre. Hundreds of local and nationally renowned musicians, such as Wynton Marsalis, Diana Krall, Harry Connick, Jr. and Al Jarreau have graced our stage. Our state-of-the-art Ferring Jazz Bistro has earned praise from artists and patrons alike as one of the best listening rooms in the country. Year after year, Jazz St. Louis strives to be the leader in showcasing unique and diverse jazz performers and preserves the shared cultural heritage embodied in jazz music through our educational programs. ------  

Bright young comedian from Canada, Alan Young plays the part of Bob Bennett a young stockbroker working for E.M Ralston the big bad wolf of Wall Street. He is sitting in his office chatting to a client over the phone when a beautiful woman enters his office. It is Gwinn Ralston his boss's daughter and his love interest played by Anne Baxter. She has $10,000, which she collected for Seaside Charities but she promised to raise $20,000 and now wants Bob to invest it and double it in three days! Duration: 29:45 Starring: Alan Young, Anne Baxter Broadcast Date: 14th January 1945

Bob Bennett, Artistic Director of Jazz St. Louis, stopped by to talk with Nancy about the happenings of this jazz institution. ------ For over 25 years, Jazz St. Louis has been the foremost presenter of jazz in St. Louis and throughout the region. We are dedicated to preserving the legacy of this musical genre. Hundreds of local and nationally renowned musicians, such as Wynton Marsalis, Diana Krall, Harry Connick, Jr. and Al Jarreau have graced our stage. Our state-of-the-art Ferring Jazz Bistro has earned praise from artists and patrons alike as one of the best listening rooms in the country. Year after year, Jazz St. Louis strives to be the leader in showcasing unique and diverse jazz performers and preserves the shared cultural heritage embodied in jazz music through our educational programs. ------  

General Atlantic's Anish Batlaw, Managing Director and leader of Human Capital strategies to support the firm's portfolio, sits down with Bob Bennett, Founder & CEO of EngageSmart, a leading provider of vertically tailored customer engagement software and integrated payments solutions. They discuss Bob's early entrepreneurial experiences, working at a campground marina in Maine as a teenager; Bob's first company, MicroFridge, and key lessons he learned as a young founder; the humble beginnings that paved the way to where EngageSmart is today; the company's customer focused product leadership; and Bob's unique approach to leadership and cultivating a collaborative culture that has helped him scale EngageSmart to north of 900 employees.

08/02/2022 - Bob Bennett -Reflecting on the early years and the development of Contemporary Christian Music.

In our second episode on the life of Senator Strom Thurmond we center on his impact personally on his constituents and his career as a United States Senator, as SC ETV referred to it,  as his time "At the Seat of Power". In this episode you will hear stories of the Senator's remarkable life and career and how he constantly worked to help the average everyday South Carolinian who counted on and trusted him.  You will hear from Congressman Joe Wilson, Congressman Gresham Barrett, and State Senator John Courson. You will also hear from an array of national figures who talk about the Senator's work and influence in Washington D.C. itself. This episode includes my all time favorite story about Senator Thurmond, that I have featured more than once in my book and this podcast. It is a story told by Utah Senator Bob Bennett about a passport for a 19 year old newlywed, Secretary of State George Shultz, and quieting some doubts about the Senator's chances of winning the 1996 Senate race at the age of 94.  It is a story that will make you grin from ear to ear.And it is a story that shows why Strom Thurmond is widely seen as the most effective political figure that has ever sat in congress when it comes to helping others. ** I wish to acknowledge the fine work of WIS TV 10,  SC ETV, and CNN for their news broadcasts that we used in putting these three podcasts together, much of which was aired over a three day period when the senator passed away. 

Bob Bennett, executive director of Summer Street in New Glasgow, and Danny Graham with Engage Nova Scotia spoke with host Jeff Douglas about what survey data can tell us about how Nova Scotians with disabilities are doing. You'll also hear from Tracy Hermillon, a community advocate who is on the participant council at Summer Street.

There are few more historic political figures than former Senator & Ambassador Carol Moseley Braun - the first Black womzn elected to the US Senate and the first ever Black Democratic Senator. In this conversation, she talks growing up on Chicago's South Side, marching with Martin Luther King at age 16, memories of figures like Richard J. Daley and Harold Washington, the start of her own political career, her history-making underdog Senate win in 1992, memorable moments and lessons learned during her time in the Senate, her tenure as Ambassador to New Zealand, & much more from a truly iconic political life.IN THIS EPISODE…Memories of growing up on Chicago's South Side…Early memories of Chicago politics and the local labor movement…Growing up in the Chicago of Richard J. Daley…A 16-year-old Carol Moseley Braun marches next to Martin Luther King Jr…Memories of her long relationship with the iconic Harold Washington…How Harold Washington “saved” her political career…The college classmate (and now DC uber lobbyist) who jumpstarted her first political race…Recollections of the Illinois legislature of the 1970s and 80s…How being the target of the Chicago Machine actually helped her career…The amazing story of her history-making underdog US Senate race in 1992…Surprises and difficulties in the early days after being elected to the US Senate…The Senators who served as her mentors…The story of facing down Jesse Helms over the Confederate Flag…Her relationship with then-Senator Joe Biden…Her proudest accomplishment in the Senate…Memories of her tenure as Ambassador to New Zealand…The definitive Carol Moseley Braun advice for visitors to Chicago…AND 98-2, the Action Party, Al the Pal, apolitical medical technicians, Bob Bennett, the Black Belt, Barbara Boxer, brickbats, Brown vs Board, George HW Bush, Robert Byrd, Jane Byrne, carveouts, the civil rights imperative, Bill Clinton, Michael Corleone, cumulative voting, the Cutback Amendment, the Daley Machine, demigods, dirty tricks, Alan Dixon, the Dream Team, the DuSable Museum of African American History, Diane Feinstein, Gage Park, Hansberry vs Lee, Howell Heflin, Anita Hill, Independent Democrats, Nancy Kassebaum, Ted Kennedy, Kiwis, Celinda Lake, Landslide Washington, Pat Leahy, Thurgood Marshall, John McCain, Pat Moynihan, Dick Neuhaus, nuclear submarines, Barack Obama, old bulls, Claiborne Pell, Tony Podesta, Michael Shakman, semi-humans, Paul Simon, Clarence Thomas, Transcendentalists, welfare reform, the WWI Memorial, the Willard Hotel, the Year of the Woman… & more!

Literate songs, friendly humor, precise fingerstyle guitar, warm vocals and a healthy dash of genuine hopefulness: these are the tools Bob Bennett brings to work with him every time he performs.  A dozen critically acclaimed albums, thousands of concert appearances from living rooms up to large arenas (even a two-year stint on-air in talk radio), Bob dearly loves his job … and we know you'll like it too!

What does an avid Squash player with an underdog mentality and a passion for sales have to do with payments? A lot! My guest this week is Engagesmart CEO Bob Bennett. He has run four different companies over the last 30 years and been in the payments ecosystem long enough to acquire a passion for the electronic payments industry and a desire to create differentiation within that space.For those of you who may not know, Engagesmart is a bill presentment company that simplifies customer and client engagement through electronic payments. They own 4 different brands serving health and wellness, utilities, healthcare, and fundraising, all of which drive a digital self-service and payments experience. Their goal is 100% paperless and autopay solutions for invoice management and their proprietary brand Invoice Cloud drives their customer base at a rapid pace.If you were to ask Bob what got him from an applied math and computer science degree to a prolific CEO in the payments space, he will be the first to tell you that sales became his calling at a young age and he “got really good at selling hard things.” Tune in this week to hear Bob talk about his journey to becoming CEO, including his highly prescriptive method for hiring, recruiting, and retaining employees, his desire to create a unique SaaS business and his personal/professional “grow or die” philosophy. We also discuss the overall impact of the global pandemic and the tailwinds Engagesmart is still riding as a result of it.

Concert FridayThe music of the Easter Season, for our prayer and reflection, calls us to rejoice, give thanks and continue the mission of Jesus Christ!MUSIC"Easter Song" (performed by GLAD)"Still Rolls the Stone" (Bob Bennett)"Yours Today" (Rory Cooney)"Alleluia" (Mass of a Joyful Heart - Steve Angrisano)

In case you missed Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival last week at the Bluebird Cafe, Station Inn, or Third & Lindsley, you can join us this Thursday when we're having a morning of pickin' and prayin', singin' and sharin' at the NCS breakfast at Puckett's.   Except for the last two Covid-filled years, about 20 singers, songwriters, music producers, and “pastor types” have gathered at a two-day annual retreat organized by our own Lyle Williams. These brothers call themselves “Music City Fathers” and get together for a little friendship, a little encouragement, a lot of memories, and some really great music. The retreat is this week and some of the Music City Fathers are going to join us.   We expect to have several Jesus Music legends with us including John Fischer, Scott Wesley Brown, Bob Bennett, and Bruce Carroll.

Serving At the Pleasure of the President With Ty Cobb, Bob Bennett and Stefan Passantino With Host Richard Levick of LEVICK: As a preview for a panel for Primerus, a society of nearly 200 of the world's finest independent, boutique law firms in 40 countries, three former counsels to U.S. Presidents joined host Richard Levick of LEVICK to discuss the unique issues associated with these matters. Robert Bennett, Senior Counsel to Bennett LoCicero & Liu and President Clinton's personal lawyer in the Paula Jones case; Ty Cobb, currently handling selected complex litigation matters at Ty Cobb, PLLC and former Assistant to the President of the United States, serving as Special Counsel to President Trump; and Stefan Passantino, former Deputy White House Counsel to President Trump and the Chair of Michael Best's Government Regulations & Public Policy practice where he heads the firm's Political Law practice, engaged in a robust conversation about being counsel to a U.S. president, the challenging issues of executive privilege, the January 6th investigation and more.

Buck Storm is an author who has penned numerous fiction and non-fiction books. His current book, The Sound the Sun Makes, follows the adventures of Detective Early Pines into the world of Hollywood. He has also written Finding Jesus in Israel; an off-the-bus peek into the people and places that make Israel such a fantastic destination. But I can already hear you saying, "I thought this was a music podcast." Well, never fear my faithful listener. Buck is an accomplished musician, too. And in addition to his solo projects, he's collaborated with the likes of Randy Stonehill, Phil Keaggy, and Bob Bennett. So let's get to know this renaissance man a bit more. Buck Storm: Website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. And of course, on our page: Christian Music Archive. Christian Music Archive Links: Website, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube. The podcast and our website are made possible through the generous support of listeners like you. Click here to donate. **** Please be sure to check out Mercy, inc. and see how you can support them today! ****

Steven Crocker is the Dumbest in the Room with news producer Bob Bennett. Bob talks about how he got into his producing role at WAVY-TV 10, producing the highest rated newscast in the market and what the ratings signify, the importance of the relationship with the talent and the crew, "fake news," the mass resignation, and much more. Follow Dumbest in the Room on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/dumbestintheroom https://www.twitter.com/dumbestitr https://www.instagram.com/dumbestitr Follow Steven Crocker: https://www.facebook.com/steven.crocker2 https://www.twitter.com/stevencrocker https://www.instagram.com/stevencrocker Follow Bob Bennett: https://www.twitter.com/WAVY10bob --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dumbestitr/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dumbestitr/support

Everyone likes to receive encouragement. I've been blessed during my life to have several men who encouraged me. My father, Sid Evans, Elmer Ellis, Don Lee, Ed Breckle, Bernie Rauch, Bob Bennett and many others come to mind. Wouldn't you like to be an encourager? This week on the podcast we'll look at the actions of a man known for encouraging others. He is Joseph, a Levite from Cyprus. Of course, you probably know him by his nickname, Barnabas. Acts 4:32-37 says, “All the believers were one in heart and mind. No one claimed that any of his possessions was his own, but they shared everything they had. With great power the apostles continued to testify to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, and much grace was upon them all. There were no needy persons among them. For from time to time those who owned lands or houses sold them, brought the money from the sales and put it at the apostles' feet, and it was distributed to anyone as he had need. Joseph, a Levite from Cyprus, whom the apostles called Barnabas (which means Son of Encouragement), sold a field he owned and brought the money and put it at the apostles' feet.” (NIV) Did you notice that Barnabas was exceptionally generous? One of the ways we can develop our ability to encourage others, is to develop our generosity. May we generously meet the needs of others! How to leave a review: https://www.sparkingfaith.com/rate-and-review/ Please provide feedback and suggestions at: https://www.sparkingfaith.com/feedback/ Bumper music “Landing Place” performed by Mark July, used under license from Shutterstock.

It's very rare for a company to make it to the public markets. It's even rarer to have the founder of the company as its CEO throughout the full lifecycle to that IPO milestone. EngageSmart provides vertically tailored customer engagement software and integrated payments solutions. The company went public back in September of last year and Bob had the honor of ringing the bell of the New York Stock Exchange as its CEO & Founder on a day when the stock had priced above its initial range as a publicly traded company. This was not Bob's first company. He's a serial entrepreneur, who was the founder of MicroFridge, a company that created a refrigerator-freezer-microwave appliance combo which was built for college dorm rooms and motels. The company scaled to millions of dollars in revenue and an acquisition, but as you'll hear, Bob shares a powerful lesson from this experience that led to his future success. In this episode of our podcast, we cover: * Bob's background growing up and the importance of having a chip on your shoulder. * The full story of MicroFridge and how they were able to create an innovative product in a very complex and competitive market. * How he gained expertise in the payment industry and what led him down the path of starting Invoice Cloud, an early SaaS / cloud company. * Scaling Invoice Cloud and acquiring other vertical solutions to the point of launching the overarching EngageSmart brand. * Advice on building a company's culture as it scales. * And so much more. If you like the show, please remember to subscribe and review us on iTunes, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Play.

Hosts of the Conservative Minds podcast Kyle Sammin and Corey Astill join Josh to discuss the timeless questions of what conservatism actually means, how the Left more utopian than they often admit, whether they actually read all eight hundred pages of Whittaker Chambers' Witness, and which tomes and authors are indispensable to the serious conservative thinker.   About Conservative Minds A podcast about conservative ideas and thinkers.  Hosts Kyle and Corey explore what it means to call yourself a conservative, where conservatism has been, and where it's going.  Each week, they select readings and conduct a discussion to share with you their investigation.   You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @consminds   About Kyle Sammin Kyle Sammin is a Senior Editor at Philadelphia Weekly who covers politics, history, law, and sports.  He is also a senior contributor to The Federalist and writes regularly for Broad + Liberty.  You can find many of his writings at https://kylesammin.com/   You can follow Kyle on Twitter @KyleSammin   About Corey Astill Corey Astill has over 15 years of experience in Congress, government relations, and law.  He is Vice President at Business Roundtable, an Association of CEOs of leading U.S. companies working to promote a thriving economy, where he leads the Health & Retirement Committee and Smart Regulation Committee.   Before joining Business Roundtable, Corey served for a decade as a senior advisor in the U.S. Senate.  Most recently, he served as Legislative Director for Senator Deb Fischer, managing the Senator's legislative staff and coordinating her leadership activities in her capacity as a Deputy Whip.  Earlier in his career, Corey served as Staff Director of a subcommittee on the Senate Finance Committee, Staff Director and Chief Counsel of the Joint Economic Committee, and Counsel for former Senators Dan Coats and Bob Bennett.  He began his career as a legislative aide to former Senator Jon Kyl.  

When it comes to non-profits, the role of money can be challenging. But this episode of The Mission & Margin Podcast features someone who has successfully navigated the terrain and inspired others along the way. Bob Bennett, Director of Development for Delaware Fellowship of Christian Athletes, shares his unique experience as both a highly driven private-sector businessman and an equally passionate coach inspired to service. He uses 3-Dimensional coaching to bring out the best in the young athletes he mentors. Along the way there have been many lessons Bob generously shares, from coming to understand the downsides of ego to trusting God, staying authentic and getting over any hesitation about fundraising. He and host Tim Sweetman discuss best practices for building team morale and simple ways for leaders to stay centered and refreshed, spiritually and in every other respect. Enjoy this compelling look at a leader who understands that – far from mutually exclusive – profit and faith are actually companions, working together in the service of big-picture goals.

Literate songs, friendly humor, precise fingerstyle guitar, warm vocals and a healthy dash of genuine hopefulness: these are the tools Bob Bennett brings to work with him every time he performs.  A dozen critically acclaimed albums, thousands of concert appearances from living rooms up to large arenas (even a two-year stint on-air in talk radio), Bob dearly loves his job … and he hopes you'll like it too!

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It's a “Current” and “Classic” session waiting for you, In The Studio with Michael Card. We'll start off featuring a “classic” conversation at the Mole End Studio with singer/songwriter Bob Bennett. You'll want to listen in as Bob talks about the obstacles we face in our journey following Christ. Then in the second half Michael teaches from his current research as he explores the question, “Why don't we know Jesus better?” Hear the answer as we begin an extended series that explores the details in world of Jesus lived in 2000 years ago. Be a part of real-life discussion, thought-provoking teaching and inspiring music in this session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

Today our guest is Robert Pope, a Kentuckian who landed in Utah back in 1986 to work as a photojournalist for the Standard-Examiner in Ogden. He did a lot of great work here in the Beehive State, then moved on to jobs in New England and Illinois, where he became one of a rarified group of photojournalists who went on to be top news editors at their publications. You'll hear all about it as we talk to Bob, along with a story about a single day of golf at 18 different Utah courses about 30 years ago.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Jeff and Chelsea are joined by friends and coalition partners Miriam Harmer and Brian Walsh to discuss our advocacy work for a bipartisan repeal of the new tax on nonprofits and, for the first time in American history, houses of worship. Guest biography Miriam Harmer is Director of Congressional Affairs at the Orthodox Union where she works to promote the OU's interest in energy, education, Israel, and religious freedom issues. A veteran of four presidential campaigns, Miriam has spent much of her professional career with the United States House of Representatives and Senate. As a Hill staffer, Miriam was a Legislative Assistant for Representative Rob Bishop, Counsel for Senator Bob Bennett, and most recently a Legislative Counsel for Senator Mike Lee, where she advised him in his position on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Prior to her time on the Hill, Miriam clerked in the office of Utah's Attorney General and with the law firm of Oldaker, Biden & Belair. Brian Walsh is a Washington, D.C.-based attorney and serves as Executive Director of the Faith & Giving Coalition, a multi-religious, multi-denominational initiative working to protect and promote faith-based and other charitable giving. Walsh previously served as Senior Legal Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation and as executive director of an Ethics and Public Policy Center research program on freedom of religion and conscience. Walsh has testified before committees of the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives as well as the White House Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board. His commentary has appeared in numerous publicans such as USA Today and The Wall Street Journal, and he has been interviewed on multiple networks including CNBC, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, and NPR. Walsh was a commercial litigation associate with the international law firm of Kirkland & Ellis in Washington, D.C., and with Willcox & Savage in Norfolk, Virginia. He served as a law clerk to Judge Pasco M. Bowman on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Resources from the Conversation ERLC Supports Technical Fix of Tax Law on Church Parking Taxation Russell Moore's article in the Wall Street Journal | Stop the Tax on Houses of Worship Orthodox Union Advocacy Center ERLC | Capitol Conversation Podcast

Bob Bennett, head chef of Zingerman’s Roadhouse in Ann Arbor, Michigan, joins us to talk about biscuits, bacon, and so much more. Zingerman’s presents Camp Bacon this week. Camp Bacon focuses on educating attendees on the history of bacon, and best practices on farming and preparing bacon, all while supporting the Southern Foodways Alliance. Zingerman’s...

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Ariel Helwani speaks to Kevin Lee (00:08:59), Derrick Lewis (00:32:42), Bob Bennett (00:50:40), Dave Fogarty (01:20:26), Lou DiBella (01:38:03) in studio, Cody Garbrandt (02:53:56), John Kavanagh (03:14:07), Mick Konstantin (04:02:19), and NewYorkRic for Ric's Picks (04:20:30) and to answer your questions during The MMA [After] Hour (04:39:39). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Billy C & Sal “Rocky” Cenicola give their thoughts on the latest boxing news, including the NSAC's decision to approve 8-oz gloves for the McGregor-Mayweather fight (circus), listener emails and more!

Today we'll talk with Barrett Tillman, author of “On Wave and Wing: The 100-Year Quest to Perfect the Aircraft Carrier” (Regnery Publishing), Gospel singer, songwriter, Bob Bennett, who will be performing in the Portland area Easter weekend, Peter Brookes, Senior Fellow on National Security Affairs at the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy, on Secretary Tillerson's Russia visit, and Maggie Gallagher, senior fellow with the American Principles Project on the 7th Circuit Court's rewriting of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, effectively ruling that Christians are bigots.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave talks Maryland hoops, the future of sports information work in a SnapChat world, and how to foster an ideas driven office culture.   Introduction: Hey everyone and welcome to the All-Star Leader Podcast, where together we learn about leadership from the best and brightest, and keep it fun by connecting it to our passion for sports! I'm your host Daniel Hare, and today we are talking with the Commissioner of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, Dave Haglund. Dave is in his fifth year at the GNAC after serving in the same role at the Cascade Collegiate Conference, and prior to that spent a combined 27 years in media relations at the University of Maryland and Fresno State University. This is Dave Haglund. Dave thanks so much for coming on the show! Interview Questions: So I don't think we've talked about this before, but if my timing is right I was on the basketball staff at Oklahoma and you were at Maryland when we played in 2001 in Cole Fieldhouse. Maryland won in a very good, rare out-of-conference February game. What do you remember about that one?! First year Maryland went to the Final Four; Juan Dixon was scoreless in the first half, changed shoes and led Now that we have that out of the way, let's start at the beginning. You grew up in Portland; so you're back in your hometown. What was it like growing up there and what were some of your early interactions with the sports world? Grew up an Oregon State fan; Portland Timbers were big and he went to some of those playoff games; and then Trailblazers were big as well Always devoured the sports page; after high school got a sports clerk job at a local newspaper The Oregon Journal which launched his career You went to Oregon State for college; what was that experience like and how did it move you closer to the career you ultimately decided on? The ability to make connections were big, which led to more opportunities; Oregon Journal editor called the Oregon State SID and helped Dave get a job there as a student Big round table in the Oregon State SID room where Dave worked; and Ralph Miller (OSU men's basketball coach) would use that table and Dave's chair to talk to the media after games How did you wind up at Fresno State? Who had an impact on you during your time there and how? What did you learn from a leadership standpoint during your time at Fresno State that still impacts you today. Scott Johnson was assistant SID at Oregon State and got hired at Fresno State as the head SID; offered Dave a job, and he had a job from Oregon State upon graduation as well Three coaches: men's soccer coach Jose Elgorriaga helped him with his confidence; baseball coach Bob Bennett taught him hard work and standing up for your program; football coach Jim Sweeney too. You were at Fresno for a couple of years of Jerry Tarkanian. What can you share about him and his leadership style? Enjoyed working with Tark; easy to work with He was a celebrity coach, and he returned to Fresno which was his hometown after a long, stellar career As a PR person, having someone the media wanted to talk to all the time was great for the job and career There was always controversy that followed him and his program that you had to deal with What drew you to Maryland? Same question: Who had an impact on you during your time there and how? What did you learn from a leadership standpoint during your time at Fresno State that still impacts you today. Leap of faith to move to a new part of the country and a new conference, etc. Hired Ralph Friedgen and went to an Orange Bowl Back to back final fours and a national championship in 2002 As a media relations professional, what were the benefits and challenges of being in the massive media market of Washington, D.C.? Number one benefit was the exposure because of the number of media outlets that were covering you When men's basketball went to the NCAA Tournament, they would take 80 media members along with them Always in the public eye; USA Today, CNN, PBS are right there, so anything a national sports news issue arose, those outlets would want to interview Maryland athletics' staff Let's pause here and drill down on your area of expertise for a moment. Where do you think the traditional area of media relations/sports information is going in the age of SnapChat, Instagram and Facebook? Wishes he was an SID with all the new media Athletic departments and coaches can communicate directly with their fans; this is a great thing! Create your own content in different forms and deliver it, and not need the media Balance between the old and new; the old doesn't totally go away; example is the hardcopy media guides are now gone You left Maryland to take the Commissioner position at the Cascade Conference. Can you talk a little about the motivations behind that move out of major Division I athletics and also out of media relations? Who are a few of the Cascade schools so our audience has some frame of reference? Always thought the Maryland time was temporary and would want to go back home Took a risk by leaving Division I and taking on a commissioner role of an NAIA league Was a one-man band and worked out of his home Was able to bring several national championships to the Portland area 11 institutions in three states: Oregon, Washington and Idaho; supportive presidents and good ADs; Oregon Tech won the men's basketball national championship (Daniel asks about future of NAIA) – they have lost 50+ schools to NCAA Division II in recent years but this has slowed; and Dave thinks there is a place for the NAIA; they are at 240 or 250 schools right now. Then we stole you away at the GNAC in 2011; talk about taking over that role and some of the challenges you've faced. The vast footprint: Alaska, Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Alaska; plus Canada; there's a lot of travel and air travel There was only one postseason championship at the time, and he added baseball, softball and soccer Small college football in the west is very challenging; there just aren't many schools playing; GNAC has five members and plays a double round robin Next year, men's women's basketball championship will be in Alaska this year The air/long-trip leagues are financially challenging because it really is a cost of living increase to compete at the same level Something I like to ask all our guests who have worked in conference offices: how do you go about getting individual schools to put their own best interest aside for the greater good of the conference? (if at all?!) Teamwork; everyone matters ADs have an understanding of what it takes to make the conference work; they are collegial and know there are times when what's good for the group might not be good for them as an individual school, and they are okay with that. Audience question from John Owen: How do you communicate so your team feels welcome to talk to you and bring new ideas? (from email list daniel@allstarleaderpodcast.com) Keep an open door; pop into people's offices and shoot the breeze; when you're relaxed and talking about what's going on, new ideas will come that are worthy Five rapid fire questions Name one trait or characteristic you look for when you hire someone. Work ethic and desire What habit has been key to your success? Underpromise and overdeliver Most important app or productivity tool? iPhone and Dropbox Most influential leader you've personally been around? Debbie Yow (N.C. State AD) One sentence of advice for emerging leaders? Don't remain in your comfort zone too long. GNAC happenings Four final fours in 2016; three teams reached the national championship; Western Washington won the women's soccer national championship Women in Sports Career Seminar – Saturday, April 8th, Portland (3rd annual) 10-15 panelists of women working in sports industry Open to high school/college students interested in pursuing a career in sports WOU Director of Sports Performance Cori Metzgar (Episode 3 guest) has been a panelist @davehaglundgnac on Twitter; @gnacsports Thank Yous/Acknowledgements: Antioch Live/Clear Day Media Group – music More here. Jonathan Davis – production Clint Musslewhite – voice over  

On this edition of the Midwest Outdoors, Fred Ramsay is joined by Dick Ramsay and Bob Bennett.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some classic Jesus music including: Always On My Mind - Malcolm & Alwyn, Buried Alive - Alwyn Wall, Heaven Or Hell – Malcolm & Alwyn, You're Welcome Here - Bob Bennett, That's Life – Alwyn Wall, Tomorrow's News - Malcolm & Alwyn, Doctor Doctor - Alwyn Wall, All That Really Matters – Alwyn Wall

Some classic Jesus music including: Now I Can See - Phil Keaggy - 1973, You Ask Me Why - Chuck Girard - 1975, Change - The Archers - 1977 solo lead vocal Janice Archer, I'd Be A Fool - Farrell and Farrell - 1978 solo lead vocal Jayne Farrell (wrote the song as well), Kingdom Come - Karen Lafferty - 1978, Celebrate This Heartbeat - Randy Stonehill - 1984, Forgive and Forget - Bob Bennett - 1979, To Forgive - Steve Taylor - 1985, Play On - Kansas - 1982 - lead vocal John Elefante (written by John & Kerry Livgren), He'll Finish What He Started - Kenny Marks - 1982

Some classic Jesus music including: Scenic Routes - The Lost Dogs , Everybody In The Band – The Choir, Look Over Your Shoulder - Mark Heard, Tip Of My Tongue - The Choir, Beautiful Scandalous Night - Bob Bennett, Julie Miller, & Derri Daugherty, Grace - The Choir, Precious Jesus - The Choir With Leigh Nash Of Sixpence None The Richer, Midnight Sun - The Choir, To Bid Farewell - The Choir