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We have a special IG Live today, as two guests will be joining us. We are going to be joined by Andrew Harveson and Levi Garrett.Both Andrew and Levi are two university professors of Kinesiology. Kinesiology studies the mechanics of human movement and how they impact our health and wellbeing.Andrew and Levi are hosts of the Move 101 Podcast, which I had a great time on recently.We're going to discuss Kinesiology and other tips to stay active and healthy.Learn more about Andrew and Levi: ⁨https://open.spotify.com/show/1I1LHyOzWwOOU46QgrdnOA?si=4c585f242b544d46Get tested for BPA, phthalates, parabens, and other hormone-disrupting chemicals with Million Marker's Detect & Detox Test Kit: https://www.millionmarker.com/

Andrew Schultz aka Mr. Goody Two Shoes and Joseph Huggins aka OldManHuggie Discuss Joseph's Recent Milestone He Reached In Life With The Purchase of His First Home, A Brief Recap of Both Andrew and Joseph's Favorite Football Team, The Philadelphia Eagles, Winning The Super Bowl, Their Predictions On The State Of Play Of Organized Religion 25 Years Into The Future, The Federal Government's Role In The Nation's Educational System, Heelies Versus Soaps, A Role Call For Who's On Our Mount Rushmore of the Greatest Rappers of All Time, Elon Musk's Disingenuous Offer To Purchase The Non-Profit Wing of OpenAI, Donald Trump's Threats and Blackmail Towards Egypt and Jordan Over Taking In Palestinian Refugees So He Can Build Casinos In Gaza That He Will Eventually Bankrupt, $2 Billion Lost By Investors In Trump's MemeCoin In Its First 3 Weeks Of Trading, and Much More!Therapy Questions and Article Links Below Music Provided By: Wynne and JIDTherapy Questions:​) Where do you see religion in the next 25 years?​) Should federal oversight be removed on Education?​) Heelies or Soaps?​) Who is your Favorite MC / Rapper?Topics:Elon Musk just offered to buy OpenAI for $97.4 billion:https://apple.news/AKw0jowrMS520wgcepvkghgTrump says he could withhold aid from Jordan and Egypt if they reject his Gaza plan:https://apple.news/ARlbTpHYCR9G5ugb4Qh2Y1AThousands of investors in Trump's memecoin lost $2 billion in just weeks while the family and its partners racked up $100 million in trading fees:https://apple.news/ABZcsD9SVRRugu0MVRqpqXAJapanese tech company offers 'hangover leave' to attract workers:

Gain physical freedom through nutrition. Sustainable nutrition builds a foundation for health and physical freedom. What is Physical Freedom? Let's first consider financial freedom, a term often discussed. We define financial freedom as the ability to do what you want with your time. You achieve this because you have earned enough time (in the form of money) to be able to do what you want with your time. Physical freedom is the ability to be able to do what you want with your body. You earn this through the discipline of healthy training and nutrition habits over time. You can gain physical freedom through nutrition and exercise habits. You build habits that support your goals. These habits become joyful. You have agency and the ability to influence your life. Things do not just happen to you. Sometimes things are outside your control (injuries and illnesses). Either way, you roll with the punches and control what you can. Physical Freedom Through Nutrition: Body Image & Bad Goals Many of us spend all or most of our lives walking around comparing ourselves to some image or celebrity. For many, that is Bradd Pitt in Fight Club. Andrew actually experience 6-pack abs and extreme leanness in an environment he would never want to recreate, where he was training like crazy, had little freedom and was undereating. Later, Andrew learned how to build sustainable habits that did not require extreme diets. He actually was able to enjoy the process and sustain that level of leanness. He had built habits that supported his goals. The Brad Pitt goal was a false idol. Physical Freedom Through Nutrition: Love the Process Learning to love the process really matters. Both Andrew and Niki have found themselves able to enjoy periods such as the holidays, where they kick back a bit, enjoy more alcohol, more desserts, but do not eat to physical discomfort. Ironically, when Andrew had less healthy habits, he was more anxious about holiday periods, felt he could not enjoy them, but regularly ate until he was physically sick. Approaching these periods with the long-term in mind, no anxiety, and knowing you can enjoy them but that includes enjoying yourself after the meal (not feeling sick) is sustainable and healthy. Achieve physical freedom through nutrition. PS - IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN TAKING ONLINE COACHING FOR A TEST RUN, CHECK IT OUT HERE.  Connect with the hosts Niki on Instagram Andrew on Instagram Connect with the show Barbell Logic on Instagram Podcast Webpage Barbell Logic on Facebook Or email podcast@barbell-logic.com

Dust off your boxing gloves and ready your log cabins because this week on Hell of a Picture we're talking Rocky IV! That's right, the guys take a deep, montage-laced dive into arguably the most iconic film of an iconic franchise. They continue their discussion on propaganda in cinema and talk about Rocky as an expression of cold war rhetoric. Both Andrew and Dave rock out (pun intended) to the soundtrack, marvel at the impossible poundings of the fight scenes, and ask if Rocky IV could be considered a Christmas movie.  Is your heart on fire? Ours are burning and there's no easy way out. It's been said that soundtrack puns are the highest form of artistic expression. They are this week, at least, on Hell of a Picture.

On this episode we chop it up with The Ohio Entertainment Awards founder Andrew Lloyd and his co-owner DreDay. Andrew talks about starting the awards show in 2013 and how much he's have to overcome going into year 12. We get into the nomination and winning process and how important it is to make sure each city is included. Dre speaks on his passion and love for music, creating and the importance of artist development. Both Andrew and Dre talk about how the filming industry is surpassing music and how it's becoming their main focus. We also get to meet "Bric" and "DreDay Washington" To nominate someone or yourself for an Ohio Entertainment Award log on to https://ohioentertainmentawards.org/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAabzQTfndcKTCQbtpO-FxjO5xdfvySQsX15duOm86M-GgKGOjwfObgc3pVc_aem_fcaChJxIakstocHJxXZh4w Nominations ends on 10/25 Award show will be 11/17 in Cleveland, OH Follow @CantKnockThePod on all platforms Follow Us On IG!!! Art Ward -  @ArtWardSL Artwardsl Shaq Renee - @Shaqrenee Antonio Owens - @Inthetruckeatery Lisette Elena - @Setteelena17 Andrew Lloyd - @Andrewlloyd216 DreDay - @Dreday4everbaby

Ep.212 of the Sports Therapy Association podcast, hosted by Matt Phillips of RunChatLive.com, dives deep into the importance of communication in exercise prescription, exploring how effective communication can enhance exercise adherence and patient outcomes. Joining Matt are two special guests: founder of ProCare Sports Medicine Andrew McCauley, and educator, facilitator, and coach Andy Hosgood. Both Andrew and Andy will be presenting in the STA Theatre at this year's Therapy Expo on November 27th and 28th, with Andrew McCauley on Day 1 at 11:40am giving a Q&A session on "Exercise Dosage in Clinical Practice” and then Andy Hosgood at 11.40am on Day 2 with a Q&A session "Client Retention: The Super Power for Business Growth”. You now have just 11 weeks to make sure you have a ticket for Therapy Expo (remember the STA discount), and sort travel and maybe accomodation (if you're going for both days). Chapter Markers:  00:00:00 - Welcome to the Sports Therapy Association Podcast 00:05:44 - About guests Andrew McCauley and Andy Hosgood 00:18:37 - Therapeutic Conversations Unravelled Podcast (T-CUP) 00:23:44 - Communication in Exercise Prescription 00:37:21 - Client Commitment and Expectations 00:54:49 - The Importance of Check-Ins 00:55:50 - Andrew McCauley's Cat Sick test 00:58:00 - Andy & Andrew Presentations at Therapy Expo 2024 00:59:10 - Andrew McCauley Course:  ‘Unravelling S&C for Therapists” 01:00:43 - 'Unlock With Andy' - 1:1 Mentoring and/or Group Course in 2025 01:03:37 - Next Episode: Women In Sports Therapy (WIST) is back! Useful Links Andrew McCauley Website Andrew McCauley Instagram @procaresports Andrew McCauley Facebook Andy Hosgood Website Andy Hosgood Instagram: @unlock_with_andy Therapy Expo Website Want to join the live recordings? Episodes of the Sports Therapy Association podcast are recorded live every TUESDAY at 8pm on the Sports Therapy Association YOUTUBE CHANNEL and FACEBOOK page. Everyone is welcome - you do not have to be an STA member! If you cannot join us live, be sure to subscribe to the 'Sports Therapy Association Podcast' on all popular podcast apps to be notified when new episodes are available. Please Support Our Podcast! If you appreciate what we do, please take a couple of minutes to leave us a rating & review on Apple Podcasts. It really does make all the difference in helping us reach out to a larger audience. iPhone users you can do this from your phone, Android users you will need to do it from iTunes. Questions? Email: matt@thesta.co.uk

The Data Product Management In Action podcast, brought to you by Soda and executive producer Scott Hirleman, is a platform for data product management practitioners to share insights and experiences. In Season 01, Episode 07, host Michael Toland (Product Management Coach and Consultant with Pathfinder Product) engages in a deep discussion with Andrew Warner (Senior Product Manager at Genome Medical) about the intriciacies of monetizing and marketing healthcare data products. They cover the full gamut from product development, market research, and product validation, to privacy and ethical considerations, as well as financing and funding models. Both Andrew and Michael share their experiences, insights on common pitfalls, and valuable lessons learned.  About our host Michael Toland: Michael is a Product Management Coach and Consultant with Pathfinder Product, a Test Double Operation. Since 2016, Michael has worked on large-scale system modernizations and migration initiatives at Verizon. Outside his professional career, Michael serves as the Treasurer for the New Leaders Council, mentors with Venture for America, sings with the Columbus Symphony, and writes satire for his blog Dignified Product. He is excited to discuss data product management with the podcast audience. Connect with Michael on LinkedIn. About our guest Andrew Warner: Andrew is a Senior Product Manager with eight years of experience in healthcare platforms, data, and integration. He has worked on a diverse range of projects, from mobile apps that reach millions of users to internal data systems that drive business growth. Andrew is passionate about challenging the status quo and fostering business innovation by introducing products that resonate with consumers. Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn.   All views and opinions expressed are those of the individuals and do not necessarily reflect their employers or anyone else. Join the conversation on LinkedIn. Apply to be a guest or nominate someone that you know.

Check out todays guest Building Jessie on ⁠Instagram⁠ If you want to support on⁠⁠⁠ Patreon⁠⁠⁠ we'd appreciate it. If you have any questions or want to submit a story email questions@workshoptherapypodcast.com If you are considering therapy please consider checking out Betterhelp.com through this affiliate link where you will get a free week with your initial subscription. Check out the social medias ⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube In this conversation, Andrew and Jessie discuss various topics including their locations, pets, and the importance of family. They also touch on mental health and the need for transparency on social media. Jessie emphasizes the importance of showing the process and not just the end result, as well as the value of genuine connections and support. Andrew highlights the significance of storytelling and engaging with an audience. Overall, the conversation promotes openness, vulnerability, and community over competition. The conversation explores the relationship between mental health and creativity in the maker community. Both Andrew and Jessie discuss their personal experiences with depression and anxiety, and how they have found solace in their creative pursuits. They also touch on the negative impact of social media on mental health, highlighting the irony of makers seeking validation on a platform that often makes them feel inadequate. They emphasize the importance of seeking help and talking to someone when struggling with mental health issues. The conversation concludes with a discussion on finding motivation during periods of depression and the value of having hobbies that are just for oneself. Chapters 00:00 The Importance of Transparency on Social Media 10:58 Anxiety and Depression in the Maker Community 20:37 The Role of Social Media in Mental Health 25:49 The Value of Genuine Connections 28:42 Seeking Help for Mental Health Struggles 29:52 Introduction 30:13 The Importance of Personal Projects and Hobbies for Mental Health 30:41 Disconnecting from Social Media and Focusing on Oneself 31:43 Finding Joy in Simple Activities like Mowing the Lawn 35:38 Working Through Depression by Talking to Someone 37:34 The Therapeutic Benefits of Conversation 41:49 Patreon Read .mp3 Keywords conversation, locations, pets, family, mental health, transparency, social media, process, connections, support, storytelling, vulnerability, community, mental health, creativity, maker community, depression, anxiety, social media, therapy, seeking help, motivation, hobbies --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/workshoptherapy/message

Join George in this deeply personal, emotional and introspective conversation with his friend Andrew Schubert about their journey of healing, self discovery, transformation and personal growth.Both Andrew and George share experiences regarding their trauma, feelings, self-reparenting, and the impact of past experiences on their present relationships. They reflect on what they went through with rage, anxiety, and the role of feelings in decision-making. Throughout the conversation, they share how their perspectives on emotions and healing have evolved over time and the impact of these changes on their relationships.This is a great episode to listen about the power of vulnerability and feeling, as well as the importance of service and supporting others. Grab your earbuds and tune in to learn how…Deep relationships can be formed through vulnerability and serviceThe power of community and support can lead to breakthroughsEmbracing feelings and emotions can lead to transformationBreaking the cycle of rage and anger through self-awareness and intentionalityEmotional intelligence is crucial in parenting and building strong relationshipsReparenting and modeling feelings is important for children's emotional development–We weren't meant to do this alone… Whether it be business, relationships, or life. This is why this is an invitation for you…to join us inside the Relationships Beat Algorithms Alliance!!!Click here for a summary of the Alliance because if you're coming here into the show notes, there's a good chance you already know! ;)—Discover the transformative power with one of George's top 10 books "Stillness Is the Key" by Ryan Holiday. In our fast-paced world, this book serves as a personal guide to navigating life's chaos, finding meaning, and achieving excellence. Shop here

Andrew Van Ginkel, Miami linebacker, former Wisconsin Badger joins Alec today on the Forged Ingold Podcast! Both Andrew and Alec were underdogs in their careers. They discuss the importance of consistency and keeping their grind on at all times. Andrew shares stories of long bus rides in college and how those shaped his perspective now that he is in the NFL. Be coachable, make your family proud, and dive right in - Welcome back to the Forged Ingold Podcast! If you like the show please subscribe and leave a 5 star rating - that and texting it to a friend are the easiest ways you can help us grow.  Follow the podcast on Instagram: @ForgedIngold and email the show at forgedingoldpodcast@gmail.com Alec Ingold is an author, speaker, philanthropist, and professional football player. Learn more at alecingold.com

Programming Difficulties for New Dads Having a newborn changes your life, and training has to change as well. For a dad, the change is different than for a mom. For the mom, she undergoes physical changes for 9-10 months leading up to the birth, so her training has to change prior to birth. For fathers, however, their changing (mostly) does not change before the birth. At birth it changes drastically. This is an especially busy time for fathers, and part of it is the lack of predictability. When will the baby sleep (when will mom sleep). You might think you were going to train and then mom falls asleep and you're watching the kid. Flexibility is required in your training for these programming difficulties for new dads. Programming Solutions for New Dads If you have a coach, it's important to talk to your coach prior to the birth about what is likely realistic (this will change). Lower your expectations for how long training will be. You might also have to cut training sessions short. Both Andrew and Niki have seen many clients train with their babies in the gym. This is fine. Something like a one life a day program is probably what is called for. It helps if you have a home gym or at least some equipment at home. If you don't have a home gym, you need to make your gym as convenient as possible. Something that is on the way to work and open early so you can workout early is likely ideal. Working out before bed affects sleep. Overcoming programming difficulties for new dads also tends to involve more autoregulation and lifter control. The client might decrease the weight and volume a bit if they're exhausted. If they're feeling good, they might go for extra reps or an extra set. Aim for at least 3 workouts a week. Think about getting in a training session over a series of workouts, as opposed to one longer workout. Mindset Shift for New Dads How you define training and training sessions and how you identify that will have to change. 4 sessions of 90 minutes a week is probably over. Uninterrupted training sessions and full body training sessions are probably on hold for a bit. Productive, useful training, however, does not have to look like that. Planning, preparing, and completing something each week is massively better than taking weeks or months off. Here are some thoughts on overcoming programming difficulties for new dads. Check out the Barbell Logic podcast landing page. Get Matched with a Professional Strength Coach today for FREE! No contract with us, just commitment to yourself: Start experiencing strength now: https://store.barbell-logic.com/match/ Connect with the hosts Matt on Instagram Niki on Instagram Andrew on Instagram Connect with the show Barbell Logic on Instagram Podcast Webpage Barbell Logic on Facebook Or email podcast@barbell-logic.com

Welcome to podcast #33. Andrew is going to be discussing part 1 of Amazon FBA basics. Just a reminder that we have a new Amazon Influencers course coming out in January. Sign up at the link below to be notified when it goes live or text INFLUENCER to 507-800-0090 to receive a text, when this training goes live. https://bit.ly/provenazinfluencer Sign up for the monthly PAC membership to get a huge discount (https://bit.ly/PACMonthly) on the AIP course. Show Notes: Andrew shared his recent sales numbers, highlighting the ups and downs in sales, especially during December. He mentioned a drop-off in sales at the bottom of the product carousel and discussed the use of a tool named IPX, which helps in analyzing product placement on storefronts. Jim Ed shared his sales figures, indicating a strong start to January. He discussed his focus on Amazon Influencer and the success he's achieving through video content. Both Andrew and Jim Ed emphasized the importance of creating diverse and high-value content. They mentioned focusing on expensive items, stating that selling high-priced products tends to bring in more revenue. FBA Strategies and Advice: Andrew gave detailed insights into FBA strategies, stressing the importance of understanding sales numbers and product choices. He discussed various approaches, including private label, retail arbitrage (RA), online arbitrage (OA), and creating product bundles. PAC (Proven Amazon Course) is a great investment to get started: https://bit.ly/PACMonthly The two apps that are recommended to start with are the Amazon Seller App (https://sell.amazon.com/tools/amazon-seller-app) and Keepa (https://keepa.com) Andrew shared his personal experience of scaling up his FBA business after losing his job, emphasizing the potential of FBA as a primary income source. Andrew suggested that newcomers start small, test different products, and understand the nuances of the marketplace before scaling up. The concept of bundling products was highlighted as a significant strategy in FBA. Andrew plans to dive deeper into this topic in future episodes. Discussion on Side Hustle Heroes HQ's Course: The hosts discussed their upcoming course, emphasizing its value in teaching Amazon Influencer strategies and offering a community for learners. They highlighted the importance of investing in education and the potential returns from the course. Our affiliate partners/links: Check out Proven Amazon Course's free podcast and Facebook Group at the link below: ---> https://bit.ly/ssmfreepodcast Andrew's recommended transcript-based video software that saves a ton of time in editing. This is now also the service we use for our Podcast. Check it out: ---> https://bit.ly/descriptshh For feedback/questions or if you'd like to be a guest on our podcast, please email us at sidehustleheroeshq@gmail.com Join our Side Hustle Heroes HQ Facebook group to be part of the Side Hustle Heroes HQ community and be the first to get access to the latest tips and strategies for our latest side hustles. ---> https://www.facebook.com/groups/sidehustlesheroeshq Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the video feed of our podcast. ---> https://www.youtube.com/@SideHustleHeroesHQ We may receive commission for some of the products that we recommend on our show. We appreciate your support.

Getting Real With the Costas EP 17: Our Supplement Company, and Not Being Afraid to Have supportin this episode, coach Andrew and his wife lorna discuss what it is like to run a supplement company, they share how split focus takes time from other things. Both Andrew and lorna discuss what it is like to have support from a partner and why you should not be afraid to ask for support   Support the Show.get support with coach andrew here: https://ovou.me/fit4allfitnessincDont forget to listen to coach andrew on instagram and facebook FB: https://www.facebook.com/andrew.costa.56INST: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_hormonehelper/

Although I grew up in a city, my mom always had a vegetable garden. Each spring she would purchase plants at the farmer's market to transfer to our backyard. When my wife and I moved into our home, I continued the tradition. However, I loved planting seeds because the process of seeing seeds transform into living plants that produce vegetables has always fascinated me. In John 12, some Greeks approached Philip with the request to see (or speak with) Jesus (vv. 20–21). Both Andrew and Philip shared this request with Jesus (v. 22). In turn, Jesus made a startling announcement: “The hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified” (v. 23). This seems to have been prompted by the desire of these Greeks to see Jesus. Previously in his Gospel, John had made it clear that Jesus' time had not come (John 7:6, 8; 16:25). Jesus' initial outreach was to the Jewish people, but something evidently had changed. Could it be that these non-Jews were seeking Jesus? That's why Jesus said, “Very truly I tell you, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds” (v. 24). By using this illustration of the seed, Jesus was explaining the impact His death would have on all people, including these Greeks. A seed, once planted, will grow, transform, and produce fruit. Jesus would lay down His life on the cross, but through that sacrifice He would draw people from around the globe to Himself (vv. 32–33). >> Jesus' death on the cross paved the way for all to have a relationship with God. This is good news! Take time this Christmas season to praise Him and thank Him for His indescribable gift. If you haven't yet put your faith in Christ, this is a good time to come to Him as God and Savior.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two Reds joined us in studio: Andrew Abbott and Matt McLain.Both Andrew and Matt will be a part of Redsfest this weekend at the Duke Energy Center. Get tickets here. Podcasts of The Mo Egger Radio Show are a service of Longnecks Sports Grill.Listen to the show live weekday afternoons 3:00 - 6:00 on ESPN1530. Listen Live: ESPN1530.com/listenGet more: https://linktr.ee/MoEgger

Two Reds joined us in studio: Andrew Abbott and Matt McLain.Both Andrew and Matt will be a part of Redsfest this weekend at the Duke Energy Center. Get tickets here. Podcasts of The Mo Egger Radio Show are a service of Longnecks Sports Grill.Listen to the show live weekday afternoons 3:00 - 6:00 on ESPN1530. Listen Live: ESPN1530.com/listenGet more: https://linktr.ee/MoEgger

The study in question is a randomized clinical trial looking at the Million Hearts Model. This model paid health care organizations to assess and reduce CV risk. Obviously, this is an important goal. Heart disease, specifically, atherosclerotic vascular disease, is a leading killer of humans. Any reduction of heart disease should have a benefit on both a person and a population. But paying health systems to do specific things is a policy intervention. Even though a policy, like this one, makes sense, policies can have benefits and potential harms. (An example is the hospital readmissions reduction program (HRRP), which penalized hospitals for excess readmissions. This resulted in a fewer readmissions but it also associated with an increase in death rates in patients with heart failure.)Both Andrew and I were happy that the nudging of Million Hearts was studied The Trial and ProgramThis was a big pragmatic cluster randomized trial that ran over 4 years. More than 300 organizations were randomly assigned 1:1 to have the Million Hearts model or standard care. There were two parts of the model. First there was $10 for every patient who had their 10-year risk calculated with a risk equation. (ACC/AHA is a simple one you can do in 15 seconds with a smartphone.) Then CMS paid each organization $0, $5, or $10 PBPM for each high-risk beneficiary with an annual risk reassessment, with monthly payment amounts dependent on mean risk score change across all of the organization's high-risk beneficiaries reassessed.Keep in mind that the only components of the risk calculation that are modifiable are cholesterol and blood pressure. (*smoking cessation for smokers). Foy pointed out that Million Hearts was in many ways an incentive system to nudge providers, who then may nudge patients, to take more BP and cholesterol medicine. Sensible Medicine is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.The authors chose two primary outcomes: one a MACE endpoint with MI, stroke, and TIA. The second primary was the same as the first, plus CV death. They originally planned to include only high-risk patients, but then added moderate-risk patients. This factored heavily in the results. Patients were mostly 75 year-olds, men-women split 2/3rds, 1/3rd. Outcomes were derived from claims data—which is messy when it comes to judging MIs and TIAs and specific causes of death. The Results:The first primary endpoint (MI, stroke, TIA) occurred at a rate of 14.8 per 1000 patient-years vs 17.0 per 1000 patient-years. The Hazard ratio came to 0.97 (90% CI - 0.93-1.0). The P-value was 0.09. (The authors had previously stipulated that the P threshold would be 0.10). The second primary, adding in CV death, was similar. A HR of 0.96 (90% CI 093-0.99) and a P = 0.02. These are positive results. But let's look further. Drivers of the Results: The results were driven almost exclusively by moderate risk patients. Look at Table 3. Reductions in events rates were largest and significant statistically in the moderate-risk but not high-risk group. That is something we have emphasized here at Sensible Medicine. Even though you would think that high-risk patients have the most to gain, they also have more competing risks and perhaps more chance for treatment harm. Like so many other studies, the sweet spot for primary prevention seems to be in the moderate-risk group. Unintended Consequences: A second finding, noted by Andrew, was the highly significant increase in all-cause hospitalizations in the intervention group. These had the most significant p-values of the entire study. Other Limitations:The Million Hearts model randomization was offered to more than 500 organizations but only 342 accepted. This raises the question of generalizability. Were the 342 organizations special in some way? Another factor is that outcomes were modeled on a sample of events—not raw counts. The choice to use 90% confidence intervals rather than 95% confidence intervals and P thresholds of 0.1 rather than the more standard of 0.05 is a weakness. For instance, the first primary endpoint would have missed significance if this were evaluated in the usual fashion. I did not find a strong justification for this choice. Readers with statistical expertise, please weigh in. Our Conclusions: First, we were both happy that a policy was studied rather than just implemented because it made sense. This should serve as a model for future policy endeavors. Second, there did look to be a modest effect on reducing important outcomes. And, these were driven mostly be moderate-risk (not high-risk) patients. This argues for a heterogenous treatment effect based on co-morbidity. Third, the statistically significant increase in all-cause hospitalizations in the intervention arm suggests that more aggressive attempts at blood pressure and cholesterol levels may have risen the risk of off-target ill effects. In the end, Andrew felt like the study was a wash. He did not feel strongly that the Million Hearts endeavor made a real difference. Comments on our Audio— I think we misspoke about the patient years. We said per 100,000 patient years. It was 1000 patient years. I also think we misspoke about deaths being similar. It was actually slightly lower in the intervention arm. Recall that Sensible Medicine remains a subscriber supported site. Thanks for your generous support. We are excited to bring you content that can't easily be found elsewhere. I have an excellent recording to post soon on screening for atrial fibrillation. This is a public episode. 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Andrew opens the show with a call to action to fans about the state of the teams in Philadelphia, hosting a therapy session about how good the Phillies and the Eagles are (0:00-12:34). Both Andrew and Connor work through how the fanbase as dealt with an inconsistent Phillies team and the underwhelming feelings about the Eagles 2-0 start (12:34-40:28). Connor Thomas opens up The Vault to look at the anniversary of the Battle of the Sexes, an impressive Wade Boggs feat and Red Auerbach's birthday (40:28-54:49). An NFC East rival had a player speak out about their fanbase and the guys ponder what the Philadelphia fanbase would think of the comments (54:49-1:16:51). A 49ers fan decided to jump in on the conversation, reemerging for the first time since his call the day before last season's NFC Championship Game (1:16:51-1:36:47). Andrew looks at Jalen Hurts' first two games before Matt Breen joins the show to talk about the Eagles start to the season, the Phillies stretch run and his latest series on the 2008 Phillies' post-retirement plans (1:36:47-2:05:12). The guys take a look around the NFL at a QB's bold statement and the serious contenders (2:05:12-2:23:42). Andrew sees through a Taylor Swift mirage, looks at a pitcher's wild sleeps schedule and takes a listen to Brian Johnson's weekly presser (2:23:42-END).

Dive into the world of activity coaching with Andy Tima and Andrew Hoffman as they take the "Coach's Spotlight" to share their fervor for empowering others through effective coaching strategies. For Andy, the joy lies in celebrating the victories of new advisors and witnessing their triumphant success. Andrew, on the other hand, finds delight in witnessing the transformation of confidence, comfortability, and conversational prowess during coaching conversations.Sabine underlines the profound satisfaction of offering advice that resonates years later, marking this as a job of delayed gratification. Heather reminds fellow coaches that building a sterling reputation takes time, yet the impact is enduring. Both Andrew and Andy agree that nothing dampens their spirits more than caring more about their reps' success than the reps themselves. Heather offers a tactical approach by asking reps to explain their choices, fostering personal ownership.Discover the untapped power of coaching and personal growth in our upcoming episode as we reveal the "why" behind actions and share game-changing coaching questions. Let's celebrate success, no matter how small. So, tune in to uncover the passion and wisdom of Andy Tima and Andrew Hoffman.Episode Highlights:03:55 - I absolutely love just being there and being able to celebrate their wins and to see their success. I'm a total nerd right up front, so I love when they are starting to see and be reminded of the ratios and all the Granam numbers and they're starting to see that, "Hey, I'm finally understanding this business. I'm finally gaining some momentum." I love just being a part of that, and that's probably one of my favorite things of being an activity coach.07:50 - It's always nice, too, like when I've had reps that have come, they've succeeded, they've gone through activity coaching, and then these new reps are coming in and they're like, "When you're meeting with Tima, make sure you take him seriously, make sure that you show up and have everything because he's here to help and he's here to help you succeed."24:56 - That's the beauty of the business, like you can begin again every day. And I find sometimes you can see the burden lifted from people when you say that, because now they're not trying to play catch up. ContactHeather Price ConsultingAndy TimaLinkedInAndrew HoffmanLinkedIn

This week Andrew and Ted sit down to discuss what they're thinking about the first six episodes of season 3 of Apple TV's Ted Lasso. Both Andrew and Ted were big fans of the first two season ... the question is ... is season 3 better, the same, or worse than seasons 1 and 2. Join Andrew and Ted as they hold their own "Ted Talk".

This week Andrew and Ted sit down to give their final thoughts about HBO's "The Last of Us". A few weeks back Andrew and Ted sat down and discussed what they thought about the first three episodes ... well now that the series has completed its time for a revisit. Both Andrew and Ted liked the first three episodes. Ted's thoughts were based on having played the game, while Andrew's approach to the series was from the standpoint of the series being a stand alone. In the end ... what were their take aways. Tune into find out.

In this episode , we highlight Andrew Eye and Spray Bomb Bait Company as well as well Ryan Painter and Ryan Painter Customs. Both Andrew and Ryan are from the hills of Virginia and they are making some really awesome Musky lures that have been putting tons of big fish in the boat. This spotlight really gives you an idea of what they are building and bringing to Muskie Max as well as the story on how they got where they are today. This was a super fun podcast filled with Jet Boat crash stories , fishing information, lure building epoxy tips and more. Andrew and Ryan are two great dudes and were were thankful to get them on and talk Muskies!    Spray Bomb Bait Co. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063539918296   Ryan Painter Customs https://www.facebook.com/ryanpaintercustoms/  

On this episode Jacob and Andrew detail their recent Alabama public land mountain hunt! Both Andrew & Jacob both tagged great bucks on this trip and in this episode, they break down the tactics they used. Subjects include: Trusting the terrain, and how sign factors in How rainy, foggy weather influenced where deer traveled Doubling down on rut action Hunting the windward side rather than the leeward side and much more! Have you tagged a deer using something you heard on the show? Submit your listener success story here - Share Your Story Here Want to help keep the show on the air, and get some bonus content? Join our patreon - patreon.com/thesouthernoutdoorsmen Check out our gear list here - Andrew & Jacobs gear picks Use the promo code “southern” for a discount on your OnX Hunt membership here - https://try.onxmaps.com/hunt/app/hunt-smarter/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA7bucBhCeARIsAIOwr-_sBLib6xC3ibT5BMlTrBUdWdpGYOWOZ_06eZhJajTmMKne7e00Rd4aAtldEALw_wcB Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paki & Chris invite Managing Partners of one of the top Meal Prep Companies in Las Vegas called FOODIE FIT @foodiefitmealprep (ANDREW KOWAL @kowala1 & ALEX LEE @alexlee122) to join the CIRCLE for Episode 97. 

Look for where God is at work and join God there. Often when we read the story of Jesus feeding the multitudes by multiplying five loaves of bread and two fish, we focus on the fact that Jesus used a small boy's generosity as the starting point of a miracle. This is true, of course. However, Andrew's participation in the miracle is often overlooked. After a short conversation with Philip that only focused on the lack of resources, Jesus's attention was turned toward Andrew when he pointed out the boy's supply. Both Andrew and the boy were invited to participate in Jesus's miracle of feeding thousands of people. What an honor to be included in this miracle! Miracles of God, such as the feeding of the five thousand, provide opportunities to be part of what God is doing. We should remain watchful for opportunities to be used by God in a miraculous moment. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/legacychurchtx/ Join us in person: https://legacychurchhutto.com

Andrew Belter and William Schmidt discuss some recent topics of concern for Low Income Taxpayer Clinics.  For one, Andrew brings up the difficulties with regard to reaching the IRS on the phones to get help for clients.  Both Andrew and William talk about their recent attempts to find assistance for clients by calling the IRS.  Then, William brings up the LITC grant report.  That leads to a discussion of the difficulties in tracking data for the grant report and some tips in order to gather that data in an easier manner.

Daniella and Andrew poll the audience to help them decide on changes to the podcast. Daniella is struggling to live in construction as the house continues to get built but her spirits are uplifted when she discovers a connection to Megan Fox. Both Andrew and Daniella see the importance of community as they slowly build up relationships in their new town. Daniella and Andrew talk about what they did for Valentines day and Andrew offers up some of his flower tips. They also answer podcast listener's BURNING questions.Please support the show by checking out our sponsors!Once Upon a Farm: Get an addition 30%  off your first order when you use code ADULTING at OnceUponaFarmOrganics.comAthletic Greens: Go to AthleticGreens.com/Adulting for a free one year supply of vitamin D and five free travel packs with first purchase

Provided as a free resource by DataStax https://www.datastax.com/products/datastax-astra?utm_source=DataMeshRadio (AstraDB) In this episode, Scott interviews two Domain Driven Design (DDD) experts from Thoughtworks - Danilo Sato Director and the Head of Data & AI (part of Office of the CTO) and Andrew Harmel-Law, Technical Principal. This was a further delve into Domain Driven Design for Data after the conversations with Paolo Platter and Piethein Strengholt. Danilo and Andrew gave a lot of great information about Event Storming, domain definitions and boundaries, ubiquitous language, and so much more but the main theme was "just get people to talk to each other". DDD is about bridging the gap between how the tech people talk and how the business/business people talk; if you are doing it right, both sides can understand each other and then the engineers can implement those business process learnings as part of the code. For an initial PoC, Danilo recommends starting with 2-3 data products. It is better if you can do the PoC across multiple domains but it isn't necessary. Validate value and do it quickly. As Andrew mentions, the earlier you can show value, the less pressure there is overall. Look for the initial quick wins while also building for the long-term. One key thing to remember, per Danilo, when doing DDD for data and data mesh in general: it is always an iterative process. Andrew briefly discussed a way to do DDD in more of a guerilla style than the blue/red books (well known DDD guides). Don't get ahead of yourself as Max Schultze mentioned in his episode. Do not let the size of the eventual task throw you into analysis paralysis. Andrew talked a lot about how normalization and strong abstractions on the application side make it very difficult to re-add the context lost when you normalize. Both Andrew and Danilo talked about the need to embrace complexity. If you want context, you have to accept there will be complexity. In the pursuit of simplification, you lose the richness, and that is VERY hard to reconstruct afterwards. Some practical advice for boundary definition is that the boundaries need to be very clear but malleable. Build everything with an eye that it will evolve. Before you start splitting into many 2 pizza teams, look at the big picture and select some coarse-grained boundaries. It is MUCH easier to split later than it is to glue things back together. Danilo's Webinar with Zhamak called "Data mesh and domain ownership": https://www.thoughtworks.com/en-us/about-us/events/webinars/core-principles-of-data-mesh/data-mesh-and-domain-ownership (https://www.thoughtworks.com/en-us/about-us/events/webinars/core-principles-of-data-mesh/data-mesh-and-domain-ownership) Vladik Khononov, 7 Years of DDD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_HjtYAH0AI (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_HjtYAH0AI) Danilo LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danilosato/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/danilosato/) Danilo Twitter: @dtsato / https://twitter.com/dtsato (https://twitter.com/dtsato) Andrew LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewharmellaw/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewharmellaw/) Andrew Twitter: @al94781 / https://twitter.com/al94781 (https://twitter.com/al94781) Data Mesh Radio is hosted by Scott Hirleman. If you want to connect with Scott, reach out to him at community at datameshlearning.com or on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scotthirleman/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/scotthirleman/) If you want to learn more and/or join the Data Mesh Learning Community, see here: https://datameshlearning.com/community/ (https://datameshlearning.com/community/) If you want to be a guest or give feedback (suggestions for topics, comments, etc.), please see https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WkXLhSH7mnbjfTChD0uuYeIF5Tj0UBLUP4Jvl20Ym10/edit?usp=sharing (here) All music used this episode created by Lesfm (intro includes slight edits by Scott Hirleman): https://pixabay.com/users/lesfm-22579021/...

Andrew and Shawn are the original geek twins! Ok, maybe not the originals, but they have been geeking out together since the late 1980s. And this is an episode where they join forces to record their first podcast together. They met back in 1987 during the sixth grade. Their bond over all things geek was, if not immediate, long lasting. With birthdays only 7 days apart, how could they not have a lot of interests in common? Both Andrew and Shawn and huge fans of pop culture. They spent many hours together playing video games and watching television. And talking about girls. So many hours spent walking or biking or hanging out at the mall. The television they enjoyed was quite diverse. Well, mostly it was science fiction. Star Trek and Babylon 5 were two of their favourite shows. Robocop The Series was another favourite. Action figures are another area of interest that both of these original geek twins enjoy. We are talking about high school. And the stores we used to go to. Remember Zellers, K*Mart, and Consumer's Distributing? We sure do! You can find Andrew and his wife all over the web. They own and operate Creative Nest Studio. It's your best source for hand-made signs and home decor. Check them out everywhere! Their website is www.creativeneststudio.com This week's podcast promo: Monster Attack

In the second episode of the inner health series, I speak with Julia Bresner, the lead integrative health concierge, and Andrew Wax, the director of clinical care, from Liv Health. Andrew and Julia start the conversation by explaining to listeners what services are provided at Liv Health, the importance they have, and how they are beneficial to bodybuilders. They emphasize how their approach and methods differ from those of a typical primary care physician, and how they look to optimize their athletes health and performance. Andrew shares his philosophy of “you can't manage what you can't measure,” which he references at several points during the conversation. We talk about the importance of lab work and how optimizing ones internal health can be beneficial during muscle building and fat loss phases. Julia mentions the role of birth control and bodybuilding, sharing experiences from many female clients she has worked with over the years. Both Andrew and Julia talk about the importance of supplement timing, giving specific examples and how it can affect one's results when implemented correctly. During this conversation, we openly discuss the topic of PEDs and bodybuilding. Andrew and Julia give valuable insight as to how athletes, especially those that are enhanced, need to consciously take care of their internal health and monitor certain markers via regular lab work, to ensure not only a successful contest prep but to help them prepare for life after competing. You won't want to miss all the valuable information and insights Julia and Andrew have to offer! Topics Covered: -Optimal internal health & muscle building/fat loss -“You can't manage what you don't measure” -Birth control & bodybuilding -Supplement timing -PEDs and labs -Supplements loft bodybuilding -Sexual function & libido CONNECT WITH CELESTE: Website: http://www.celestial.fit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/celestial_fit/ All Links: http://www.celestial.fit/links.html CONNECT WITH LIV HEALTH: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livhealthofficial/ Website: https://livhealth.com/ CODE: BIKINIPRO FOR ONE FREE MONTH Time Stamps: [0:45] Celeste introduces Liv Health and the representatives Julia Bresner and Andrew Wax. [2:15] Celeste asks how bodybuilders use Liv Health and why they are important. [3:40] Celeste has Julia & Andrew define what they mean by athletes becoming “superhuman.” [5:00] Andrew describes how their approach varies from that of a typical primary care physician. [9:40] Celeste asks how optimizing internal health can support someone with muscle building & fat loss phases. [12:45] Andrew shares how one knows if they reverse diet too quickly. [14:55] Celeste asks how one finds “maintenance” via lab work. [17:12] Andrew & Julia share habits that negatively affect important blood markers. [22:50] Celeste asks what habits competitors can implement to improve their health. [27:20] Julia shares how to eliminate depletion symptoms without compromising a prep. [31:10] Celeste asks about the importance of supplement timing. [35:00] Celeste asks how HRT or peptides are chosen for a client. [40:50] Andrew talks about special considerations made with enhanced athletes. [43:30] Celeste asks Andrew to go over proper post cycle therapy with PEDs. [45:20] Julia explains what clients can expect when signing up with Liv Health. [48:30] Andrew & Julia talk about the Liv Health supplements & including those in an athlete's protocol. [54:00] Andrew discusses sexual function, libido, and supplementation. [58:00] Julia talks about how they address clients with amenorrhea. [62:40] Celeste shares how listeners can find & connect with Liv Health further. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE FOOD RELATIONSHIP COACHING SERIES   CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE POST SHOW BLUES COACHING SERIES   LEARN MORE AND APPLY FOR MY 5 WEEK FOOD RELATIONSHIP HEALING & DISCOVERY COACHING PROGRAM   FOR OTHER FREE RESOURCES, LIVE EVENTS, AND WAYS TO WORK WITH CELESTE CLICK HERE

Is it that time of the year already? Before the I Know That Face crew takes a short break in the new year, we're sharing our annual discussion of the best films of the past 12 months with you. 2021, like its predecessor, was a strange year for movies. Superhero cinema came back in a big way and along with low-budget horror reasserted its claim to the box office throne. Many delayed films such as The Last Duel, The French Dispatch and Last Night in Soho finally came out and none of them ended up on our respective lists. Andrew sings the praises of nihilistic horror fare like David Prior's The Empty Man and Shudder's The Medium while also spotlighting Kristen Stewart's powerhouse performance in Pablo Larrain's Spencer. Both Andrew and Stephen loved Malignant and two similar but very different Mads Mikkelsen movies. Stephen also takes a rewarding dive into the surreal M. Night Shyamalan's Old and the Nicolas Cage vengeance vehicle Pig, before chatting at the end of the episode to Valdimar Jóhannsson, the co-writer and director of the Noomi Rapace starring Lamb. Thanks for listening and see you in 2022. Sign up to HeadStuff+ at headstuffpodcasts.com for the small price of €5 a month to unlock exclusive bonus episodes of I Know That Face. Andrew Twitter: @Andrew_Carroll0 Stephen Twitter: @StephenPorzio Editor and Community Manager: Charline Fernandez Instagram: @charline_frnndz I Know That Face Twitter: @IKnowThatFaceP1 / Instagram: @iknowthatface / Facebook: @iknowthatfacepod Andrew's Top 5: 5. The Empty Man / 4. The Medium / 3. Riders of Justice / 2. Malignant / 1. Spencer Stephen's Top 5: 5. Another Round / 4. Old / 3. Malignant / 2. Petite Maman / 1. Pig Intro and Outro Music: No Boundaries (motorik groove) by Keshco. Licence

We're wrapping up Season 2 with Four in depth episodes from winners of our 22nd Annual Business Awards. In this episode, hear from Andrew Johnston, General Manager, Sentosa Golf Club and recipient of our Sustainability Champion of the Year award as well as Nicola Hewett, Climate & Energy Attaché, British High Commission who walked away with our Individual Contribution of the Year award. Both Andrew & Nicola sit down with Executive Director, David Kelly, as they shared their thoughts on their award win, COP26, Sustainability, how businesses can learn to take one step forward to being more sustainable and how recognitions like these help move the Climate Change agenda forward. Signup for the weekly BritCham Singapore Podcast newsletter to get exclusive audience content at www.britcham.org.sg/newsletter

Clay Dover is scaling Velvet Taco – and he is doing it fast. But only after years of putting in the time to build a tribal culture of devout team members. Clay and Andrew talk about the importance of creating a culture that is ‘sticky' and one that retains talent, provides career opportunities and upward mobility. A culture that promotes scale and growth as a reality. But only after it has been established. One fact they discuss openly: it's hard. It is VERY hard to be successful at creating a culture that promotes growth and scale. Both Andrew and Clay discuss a few ways that have worked for their restaurant brands to make it a little easier for restaurateurs looking to grow and scale alike. They share the facts – not the pre-packaged answers. The reality of how hard it is to build a ‘tribe-like' culture in a brand and prime it for growth.Oh, and Clay's favorite Taco at the time of this podcast: The Chicken & Waffle Taco. Sounds delicious! Join us for our annual Restaurantology Summit each year @ www.restaurantologysummit.comConnect with Clay @ https://www.linkedin.com/in/claydover/Connect with Andrew @ https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewksmithffg/

Hello and welcome back to the 360 Money Matters podcast! Get ready for today's episode because we'll be talking about the enthralling topic of managing risks as part of your financial plan.  Unfortunately, the reality when it comes to your finances is that not everything will always go as planned but don't lose hope just yet because we want to help you as much as we can in this episode. Both Andrew and Billy will be talking about a plethora of topics related to this issue, such as risk mitigation strategies, income protection, and many more. So what are you waiting for? Make sure to listen to today's episode and not miss out on these lessons!     -- This podcast contains information that is general in nature. It does not take into account the objectives, financial situation, or needs of any particular person. You need to consider your financial situation and needs before making any decisions based on this information. This information is provided by Billy Amiridis and Andrew Nicolaou of 360 Financial Strategists Pty Ltd, authorised representatives and credit representatives of AMP Financial Planning – AFSL 232706   Episode Highlights:  • External risks and external lifestyle factors that can impact your investment strategy. • What we do with clients when things go wrong. • 4 main types of insurance we discuss with clients. • How life insurance works. • Total and permanent disability explained. • Income protection explained.  • Trauma cover explained. • Risk mitigation strategies. • Some of the features of different types of insurances.  • Over insurance and underinsurance.   Connect with Billy and Andrew! 360 Financial Strategists   Check out our latest episodes here: Apple Podcasts Spotify  Google Podcasts

Both Andrew and Jason Moloney chat about there last world Title shots in the USA and whats coming up next.

Landon Currier: Procurement & Sales for Imperial CBD Extraction and is owned by Andrew and John Currier. Andrew and John Currier have over 30 years of produce and hay growing experience in the Imperial Valley and are two of the first farmers to grow hemp in the area. John Currier is currently an acting Board Member of the California Hemp and Advisory Council. Both Andrew and John Currier are active members of The Imperial County Farm Bureau. Visit https://www.imperialcbdextraction.com/our-team for more info.A couple of family owned farmers on the program this week, one from California and a local Farmer here in central Texas.Video Clip we discussed with Aaron at Tejas Hemp

Proudly brought to you by TOTE.co.uk, Emmet Kennedy, Rory Delargy and Andrew Blair White bring you unmissable insight, strong opinions, a good bit of craic and the best bets that YOU NEED to hear for Grand National Day. Rory has a massive priced selection for one of the Graded Races. Both Andrew and Rory are in agreement on a confident selection, while Emmet takes the lads through the whole Grand National field for Yes or No answers on the runners to give us a shortlist, before the lads provide the must have bets and the Horses that they'll be backing in the Grand National, including a trifecta from all three of the Team. Show Your FFP Support with Likes & Shares on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook

Today on the Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony is super excited that his right hand man Andrew is finally back in the studio. The guys first dive into the new 17 game NFL season, and react to Tyrone saying yesterday that this is the beginning of the end for the NFL. Both Andrew and Anthony agree that 17 games will eventually turn into an 18 game season, and that less preseason football is better (0:00-44:22). The guys then take a look at the Phillies roster for this upcoming 2021 season, which quickly turns into a Matt Klentak-hate segment. The show then gets to Morning Thoughts, which includes Anthony being pumped for Embiid’s potential return and Andrew comparing himself to Red from Shawshank Redemption (44:22-1:26:11). Anthony and Andrew then discuss the 2021 NCAA Tournament ratings which have seen a 12% increase since the 2019 tourney. The show also reacts to the Flyers placing defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere on waivers (1:26:11-2:11:07). Tyrone then joins the show to discuss his thoughts on the new NFL 17 game season, and why he disagrees with the decision. Anthony then takes some phone calls, mainly focused on the NFL season restructure, to finish out the show (2:11:07-2:51:04). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today’s best of, the guys first dive into the new 17 game NFL season, and react to Tyrone saying yesterday that this is the beginning of the end for the NFL. Both Andrew and Anthony agree that 17 games will eventually turn into an 18 game season, and that less preseason football is better (0:00-22:11). The show then gets to Morning Thoughts, which includes Anthony being pumped for Embiid’s potential return and Andrew comparing himself to Red from Shawshank Redemption (22:11-35:57). Tyrone then joins the show to discuss his thoughts on the new NFL 17 game season, and why he disagrees with the decision (35:57-53:09). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After weathering the storm that was all of last year, the Institute of Public Accountants has plenty on the agenda for its members in 2021. On this episode of The IPA Podcast, host Maja Garaca Djurdjevic is joined by IPA chief executive Andrew Conway and All That Counts founder and director Lielette Calleja, who has recently joined the Association of Accounting Technicians as its chief accounting technician. Both Andrew and Lielette talk about the packed agenda that both the IPA and AAT have ahead for its members this year. They also discuss their thoughts on the variety of lockdown approaches by the state and territory governments through the COVID-19 pandemic, what might be on the cards for the 2021/22 federal budget as well as when the IPA will resume running in-person events.

We are back with another episode! With everyone chasing the Greats- we discuss how you can still get the best players at a price that makes sense. Both Andrew and Cage present cards of all time greats- but not the ones you would expect. Enjoy - and thanks for listening listening!

Andrew Fletcher was nice enough to drop by and talk about inclined bed therapy and how this simple and just about free bio hack can help you improve your health! What is inclined bed therapy? Inclined bed therapy is where you raise the head of your bed by 6 inches from the bottom of your bed. Inclined bed therapy means that your entire bed is tilted at an angle instead of just raising your head by folding the mattress. There are many mattresses that fold at the hips and will raise just one part of the bed either up or down. Inclined bed therapy means keeping your bed flat (from head to toe) but simply tilting the entire bed at an angle. What are the benefits of inclined bed therapy? There are many many amazing benefits. They are normalized blood pressure, increased circulation, feeling more rested and the fact that your blood pressure and circulation increases has a dramatic impact on many health conditions from depression to eye problems and much more. What I love about inclined bed therapy is that it doesn't take a lot of money (if any!) to simply modifiy your current sleeping arrangements. And it is a one time job. You invest 20 minutes to change your sleeping situation around and then you don't have to do anything more. It's a one time investment in your health that takes almost no money but the upsides are huge! If you're looking to improve your sleep you may want to take this short quiz and see what you're doing wrong and if you can change some things around. There are also other items you might want to consider if you're looking to improve your sleep. I have listed some of them in our store which you can check out by clicking here. I also shared some pretty strange and weird ways to improve your sleep in the video below. So that's about it. I hope you enjoyed this show about inclined bed therapy! If you did, please share it! Both Andrew and I would appreciate that a lot! And let me know if you experiment with inclined bed therapy in the comments below. I'd love to hear how it goes! One Last Thing! As always your support via your donations and bookmarking our Amazon link to use each time you purchase is how we keep our show going. Thank you for bookmarking our Amazon link even if you're not buying anything right now! :) Sponsor For This Episode: Magnetico Mattress Pads Grounded Bed Sheets Organic Beds Ozone Webinar Sacred Seed Oils Member's Only Website Recommended Products For This Show Amazon.com Shop Our Store One World Whey Qigong Moving Meditations - Ground your energy, become more mindful and calm and much more with Good Morning Good Evening Qigong! Oxy Powder The Relax Far Infrared Sauna Chemical Free Organic Skincare! Activation Products - Ocean's Alive & Magnesium Find Extreme Health Radio On: [include file=showpage-itunes-soundcloud-stitcher.html] Please Subscribe: Subscribe To Our Radio Show For Updates! Other Shows: [include file=show-links.html] Listen to other shows with this guest. Show Guest: Andrew Fletcher Guest Info: He's Just a Guy who knows Some stuff Show Topic: Scalar energy, ormus, free energy Guest Website(s): http://inclinedbedtherapy.com/ http://operationoasis.com/ Guest Product(s): N/A Radio Show Transcript: [spp-transcript]

Andrew Pezzelli and Zach Weiss get you ready for another big weekend of football - that's professional football, to be exact - as well as discuss the College Football Championship, which saw Alabama knock off Ohio State. Both Andrew and Zach discuss the Chicago Bears-New Orleans Saints game on Nickelodeon, as well as share their picks for this weekend's NFL Divisional Round Matchups. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noontime-sports/support

Guest Bio: Andrew is a proud person who stutters, and master's student at the Duke, Fuqua School of Business. He has global experience with focus on finance and refugee advocacy. Tammy, Andrew's mom, works at Citigroup and has supported Andrew since day one. Both Andrew and Tammy live in New York. In this episode Andrew, Tammy, and Uri discuss: - Impressions from the day we met - Significant experiences along the way - The role of parents in the process - The experience of growing boys-to-men - The gains of growing up with adversity - Surprising outcomes and lessons learned Resources and Links: Andrew Carlins Bio At Duke Host Bio: Uri Schneider, M.A. CCC -SLP passionately explores and develops practical ways for us to create our own success story. Delivering personalized experiences of communication care informed by leading professionals and influencers, Uri is re-imagining the next-level of speech-language therapy for people to benefit in real life. Uri Schneider, M.A. CCC -SLP is co-founder and leader at Schneider Speech Pathology and faculty at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine. For more, visit www.schneiderspeech.com

About this episdoeFor lots of people, Hospice is a scary word because it's associated with the end of life, confronting our own mortality or that of someone we hold dear is tough. And the final journey we take in this lifetime can be a challenge for the whole family. But what most people don't realize is that not only does hospice provide the patient the ability to live well, right up to the final moment, but it also provides comprehensive support to the family as well. The myths surrounding hospice lead to a really unfortunate under-utilization of it, so in this episode, we spent some time talking about a few of those myths and revealing the beautiful truth about hospice.  My GuestsI was happy to host Andrew Molosky and Dean Forman of Chapters Health System to help me wade through some of the common misconceptions about hospice. Both Andrew and Dean found their careers in hospice through personal experiences that identified a calling and a desire to support families and empower patients during a difficult time. That's pretty common among people who work in Hospice. They are a very special bunch! Links and resources we mentionedhttps://www.chaptershealth.org/about-chapters-health-system/leadership-team/ (Andrew Molosky bio) https://www.chaptershealth.org/about-chapters-health-system/leadership-team/ (Dean Forman bio) https://www.chaptershealth.org/ (Chapters Health System) https://www.chaptershealth.org/services-chapters-health-system/chapters-health-hospice-care/good-shepherd-hospice/ (Good Shepherd Hospice) https://www.chaptershealth.org/services-chapters-health-system/chapters-health-hospice-care/good-shepherd-hospice/grief-support/bethany-center/ (Bethany Center) https://www.hospiceinnovations.org/ (National Partnership for Hospice Innovation) https://www.nhpco.org/ (National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization) https://www.nahc.org/ (National Association for home care and hospice) https://hospicefoundation.org/ (Hospice Foundation of America) - we didn't mention this one in the episode, but lots of good information there for caregivers. https://www.medicare.gov/hospicecompare/ (Medicare.gov) - Find and compare hospice options local to you by entering your zip code Thanks for listening!Are you enjoying the Sage Aging podcast and blog? Tell us about it! I'd really appreciate it if you would https://www.facebook.com/sageagingpodcast/reviews/ (leave a positive review) and share the sage aging podcast with a friend. If you have topic ideas you'd like to share, we'd love to hear from you. Drop us a line at info@Sageaging.us.

In this episode, Andrew Coggins, director of the National Center for Appropriate Technology's Rocky Mountain West office, has a conversation with farm manager John Wallace about the unusual growing season so far at NCAT's SIFT Farm.Both Andrew and John work out of Butte, Montana.SIFT -- or Small-Scale Intensive Farm Training program -- aims to help communities increase their food security by producing their own healthy food. SIFT, with NCAT, has a working, sustainably managed, demonstration farm on five acres at our Butte office.This farm is the center of a program that teaches farmers and future farmers, urban food producers, community leaders, and citizens how to produce high-value, nutrient-rich food on small parcels of land. And in Butte's case, in a challenging climate.This year, the Butte farm site has endured a heavy spring snow and subsequent high winds, in addition to the COVID-19 pandemic. John talks about how the farm has reacted, both in production and in its community associations.Please take a few minutes to complete a survey when the podcast is done. We really value your feedback to help us make our podcasts better. The link is in the notes below.For more information on this topic, contact John Wallace directly at johnw@ncat.org.Please complete a brief survey to let us know your thoughts about the content of this podcast.Related ATTRA Resources:NCAT/ATTRA's SIFT farm websiteUrban and Community AgricultureATTRA COVID-19 ResponseSIFT 2018: Lessons from a Small-Scale Urban Intensive FarmSIFT 2019: Continuing Lessons from a Small-Scale Urban Intensive FarmProduction to Address Community NeedsCherries and Honeyberries in a Cold ClimatePlease call ATTRA with any and all of your sustainable agriculture questions at 800-346-9140 or e-mail us at askanag@ncat.org. Our two dozen specialists can help you with a vast array of topics, everything from farm planning to pest management, from produce to livestock, and soils to aquaculture.You can get in touch with NCAT/ATTRA specialists and find our other extensive, and free, sustainable-agriculture publications, webinars, videos, and other resources at NCAT/ATTRA's website.You also can stay in touch with NCAT at its Facebook page.Keep up with NCAT/ATTRA's SIFT farm at its website.Also check out NCAT's Regional Offices' websites and Facebook Pages!Southwest Regional Office: Website / FacebookWestern Regional Office: Website / FacebookRocky Mountain West Regional Office: FacebookGulf States Regional Office: Websi

In this episode, Andrew Coggins, director of the National Center for Appropriate Technology's Rocky Mountain West office, has a conversation with farm manager John Wallace about the unusual growing season so far at NCAT's SIFT Farm.Both Andrew and John work out of Butte, Montana.SIFT -- or Small-Scale Intensive Farm Training program -- aims to help communities increase their food security by producing their own healthy food. SIFT, with NCAT, has a working, sustainably managed, demonstration farm on five acres at our Butte office.This farm is the center of a program that teaches farmers and future farmers, urban food producers, community leaders, and citizens how to produce high-value, nutrient-rich food on small parcels of land. And in Butte's case, in a challenging climate.This year, the Butte farm site has endured a heavy spring snow and subsequent high winds, in addition to the COVID-19 pandemic. John talks about how the farm has reacted, both in production and in its community associations.Please take a few minutes to complete a survey when the podcast is done. We really value your feedback to help us make our podcasts better. The link is in the notes below.For more information on this topic, contact John Wallace directly at johnw@ncat.org.Please complete a brief survey to let us know your thoughts about the content of this podcast. Related ATTRA Resources: NCAT/ATTRA's SIFT farm website Urban and Community Agriculture ATTRA COVID-19 Response SIFT 2018: Lessons from a Small-Scale Urban Intensive Farm SIFT 2019: Continuing Lessons from a Small-Scale Urban Intensive Farm Production to Address Community Needs Cherries and Honeyberries in a Cold Climate Please call ATTRA with any and all of your sustainable agriculture questions at 800-346-9140 or e-mail us at askanag@ncat.org. Our two dozen specialists can help you with a vast array of topics, everything from farm planning to pest management, from produce to livestock, and soils to aquaculture. You can get in touch with NCAT/ATTRA specialists and find our other extensive, and free, sustainable-agriculture publications, webinars, videos, and other resources at NCAT/ATTRA's website. You also can stay in touch with NCAT at its Facebook page. Keep up with NCAT/ATTRA's SIFT farm at its website. Also check out NCAT's Regional Offices' websites and Facebook Pages! Southwest Regional Office: Website / Facebook Western Regional Office: Website / Facebook Rocky Mountain West Regional Office: Facebook Gulf States Regional Office: Website / Facebook Southeast Regional Office: Website / Facebook Northeast Regional Office: Website / Facebook

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-hosts; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Unfortunately Andrew is not able to join us on the show so I asked my very good friend Todd Gienger to join us. Today we wanted to discuss a national level leadership event that Jake was a part of a couple weeks ago. Jake is a part of Medina County Leadership. He was asked to join a national level event to represent Medina County where they discussed all kinds of topics that are relevant during these interesting times. Todd was perfect to join us today as he used to be a part of Leadership Ohio. So he definitely had some great things to offer on the topic. I love that Jake is so interested in helping his community and hopefully his country grow together and not apart like it seems to be doing lately. Please enjoy our conversation. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

In this episode, Andrew is joined by his very good friend Jonathan Hay. Both Andrew and Jonathan reflect and remember the life of their good friend Clint Crigger, who was killed in a car accident on May 13, 2020. Clint was a man who loved his friends and family. He was a seeker of knowledge and on an adventure to love others with his great big heart. His smile was contagious and so was his laughter. He was a great listener, which made him a rare person in the world. He gave great gifts and he just loved people. "The world needs more people like Clint," according to Jonathan Hay and Andrew very much agrees with him. Friends, may hope and joy find you this day as Andrew and Jonathan sit with each other in their grief. Clint, this one is for you! One love. The Winter Faith Podcast is focused on creating conversations to promote emotional and spiritual growth through tough conversations about faith, apathy, and everything in between. Podcast music by Josh Cleveland. Purchase his album Root of a Man on Apple Music and Amazon Music. Podcast coffee by J Brooks Coffee Roasters. J. Brooks Coffee Roasters was founded in 2010. What is a Roastinality? Follow @winterfaithpodcast on Instagram, Twitter, and join the Winter Faith Podcast on Facebook. Follow Andy @winterfaithandy Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Winter Faith Podcast on Apple, Anchor, or Spotify. Support the show for as little as $1 a month on Patreon. --- 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/winterfaithpod/message

Versatile author, stand-up comedian, and podcaster Andrew Heaton joins Josh to untangle the complex web of models and metrics for identifying someone’s political persuasions.  Both Andrew and Josh feel uncomfortable with the simply Left/Right scale—and it’s not just because they’re chary of adopting the political paradigm of dead Frenchmen.  No political identification model is perfect, but Andrew and Josh attempt to weigh the merits of some of the more perfectible models. Also discussed: What puts the “OK” in Oklahoma, Heaton’s eventful journey from Goldwater Republican to eventually landing somewhere on a spectrum between George Will and Andrew Yang, the commonality of those who feel alienated from political tribalism, and why Andrew doesn’t want to make America great again by fighting trade wars with China. From Heaton’s website: Andrew Heaton is a comedian, author, and political satirist.  He’s the host of The Political Orphanage comedy and news podcast, and scifi deep dive podcast Alienating the Audience.  He’s a frequent Reason TV contributor and hosted the popular webseries Mostly Weekly.   He’s performed standup comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, as a finalist in the China International Standup Competition, and throughout the United States and Europe.  A former congressional staffer, he’s the best-selling author of “Laughter is Better Than Communism,” as well as two funny novels.  He once opened for William Shatner, who said he’s “very funny.”  So there. As a UCB-trained sketch writer and improviser Andrew Heaton comprises half of the comedy duo Lost History, which has performed improvised historical reenactments at the Del Close Marathon and Austin’s Out of Bounds Comedy Festival.  He’s a founding member of the popular New York indie improv team Lumberon, and an alumni of the sketch troupes 17:38 and First Runner Up. As a political comedian Andrew Heaton has entertained numerous think tanks and advocacy groups, student associations, and sinister political action committees.  He’s a regular at Electoral Dysfunction at the People’s Improv Theater in New York, and the Totally Dishonest Media Show at Stand Up New York.  He hosted the award-winning series EconPop, a comedy show which explained economics through popular culture. Andrew Heaton is the author of the best-selling work of political satire Laughter is Better Than Communism, and two funny paranormal novels: Frank Got Abducted (about aliens) and Happier as Werewolves (a tender coming of age novel involving werewolves). You can follow Heaton on Twitter @MightyHeaton  

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-hosts; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Today we have a special guest on the podcast, my very good friend, Todd Gienger. I have known Todd for years and he is one of my closest friends. Any time I need to talk he is always there to listen and offer great advice. We have had many great talks over the years on a large range of topics. I've been looking forward to Todd being on the show for quite some time now. We talked today mostly about the Corona Virus (Covid 19). It's such a large part of all of our lives right now that we can't seem to get away from it. Jake definitely got pretty riled up during the podcast. So that definitely made for some interesting exchanges. I enjoyed our conversation immensely and hopefully you will too. Just don't mind the three angry white guys yelling into their microphones for over an hour. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-hosts; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Today we have a special guest on the podcast Steve Shields. Steve is a financial advisor. It was really interesting to get his perspective on how the corona virus is affecting our economy. Luckily he has an optimistic outlook on the situation as a whole. We also all had a couple of whiskey's during the podcast. It definitely made things a little more interesting and some of us possibly a little more vocal. It was definitely a fun conversation. Hopefully you all enjoy it as much as we did. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

One brother was in the Marines. The other brother lived in Hong kong. Both Andrew and Ryan Beltran, co-founders of Original Grain, wanted to create their own path. So when they reunited they took an idea for creating watches using wood and steel and started a crowdfunding campaign that raised $400K in 30 days. What was the secret of their success? According to them, it was part uniqueness of the product, part being at the right place at the right time and 100% hard work. Here's their story.    In part 1 of this feature, Andrew and Ryan discuss The Original Grain origin story, How they incorporated wood in their design, How they created the natural material story, What's the X factor in succeeding in crowdfunding, The musical connection between Original Grain and They Story of a Brand, Learning from Doing versus going to College, How the military prepped Andrew for Entrepreneurship, Why Peer Groups are critical for support and so much more.    Join us while Ramon Vela interviews brothers, Andrew and Ryan Beltran in Part 1 of this episode and listen to him share the inside story of a brand.   For more on Original Grain visit: https://www.originalgrain.com/   Gorgias -  Gorgias.link/story Fenix Commerce - https://www.fenixcommerce.com/ Retention Science - RetentionScience.com      

Hey guys! We have a wonderful episode for you this week. We sat down with Andrew & Mary from Elite Investor Group and touched upon their very interesting investment strategies. If you're interested in either HMO or SA investing then this episode is 100% for you! Both Andrew & Mary have tons of property experience, with incredible knowledge on the design stage (due to them both being architects). We also talk about their goals to travel the world, so we hope you enjoy the episode & feel free to leave an honest review!We apologise for any sound disturbances, its calm throughout with only a couple minor issue! :)SPECIAL MENTIONSElite Investor Group: https://www.instagram.com/eliteinvestorgroup/?hl=enPremium Property: https://www.instagram.com/premiumpropertyltd/?hl=en For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/premium-property-podcast/message

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-costs; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Today we mostly talked about the current and ongoing Coronavirus - COVID-19 outbreak. We are still in the beginning stages of the outbreak here in the US, but things are definitely getting very serious. We also talked a little bit about the presidential election as that's been in the news and things are getting crazy with that as well. As always we definitely didn't have a shortage of topics to discuss. Unfortunately the audio quality is not what I expect from our podcast. I messed up the recording options and didn't catch it until we had finished recording. We decided to post the podcast as is and not re-record it. So please forgive me for the poor quality of the audio on this one. It definitely won't happen again. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-costs; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Bryan Carpenter was able to join us today for our conversation. Bryan is a former active duty Marine who got blown up by an I.E.D in 2006. All that he wanted in his life was to join the US Military. Bryan had plenty of trouble before he was finally able to join the Military and unfortunately has had even more trouble after due to his accident while serving our country. Today Bryan will tell his story in hopes that others will benefit from his struggles. Hopefully you will enjoy this conversation as much as we did. Bryan has also written a book, The Never-Ending Battle After Iraq – A Marine's Road To Recovery, telling his story. You can find that on Amazon as an E-book. You can also get in touch with him on his author's page on Facebook. Or you can look him up on Instagram @BCarpenter6606. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

This episode was recorded in December, and is being uploaded late. Andrew and Sagar go back to one of the first artists they ever visited, Allen Stone, to talk about his newest album and what he's bringing to the table now. Both Andrew and Sagar decided to take "chill" today, Andrew attended a great concert while Sagar is blinded by the lights. Also, RIP JuiceWRLD.

Hello Everyone! First off, we want to thank everyone for their patience. As you can tell, based on the title of this episode and the delay of getting it out, it was a rough one to edit. Both Andrew and I took a crack at it and came up short. However, we are committed to getting you your weekly doses of madness, so I persevered to bring you this episode. Again, thank you for your understanding and we will have more coming for you, literally, right after this! That being said, we dive in this episode to talk about the most recent casting news (Tam Al'Thor,) Rafe Judkins's comments about his initial feelings and season 2, as well as rabbit holes about YouTube comments and "Air-o-soft" guns. It's a really fun episode, and we had a great time making it for all of you. Hope you enjoy! Speaking of enjoying (or not enjoying) please feel encouraged to reach out and tell us what we are doing well/badly on any of our platforms! We have right here on Podbean, our Twitter page @TowerPodcast, email at blacktowerpod@gmail.com and our wonderful Discord server https://discord.gg/Rxghe2x Have a great week, y'all!

The Cousins are Back!! After a month on hiatus the cousins are back on the podcast airwaves with a special announcement!! The cousins also welcome back Madeline's brother Thor as a guest. They dive deep into Madeline's recent trip to the local roller rink gem...Skateland (referenced in episode 8). Both Andrew and Madeline talk about their separate uncomfortable experiences visiting the local mall they grew up going to and go elbow deep into modern day mall culture. Thor shares his experiences after a recent trip out to the Portland area and talks about the Russian cuisine he tried while there. There are lots of laughs and the Cousins are excited to be back sharing stories and funny moments. Thank you to all of the loyal listeners that have stuck with us though this little hiatus. There is much, much more to come and we cannot wait to share it with you!!! Please take a moment to Rate, Review, Download and Subscribe. Nothing tells us that we are on the right path like listeners doing one, or all of those 4 things!! SEE YA NEXT WEEK!!        Email us your hilarious first cousin and family stories!! : firstcousinspod@gmail.com Follow The First Cousins Podcast : https://twitter.com/firstcousinspod https://www.instagram.com/firstcousinspodcast/    

Both Andrew and Zack have celebrated their birthdays over the weekend. All of their friends were there to share the occasion, with one notable exception. The fellas also discuss dodgy childcare joints, ED, sex robots and heaps more. Rate, review and follow the Instagram! @bigstrongcoolpod

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-costs; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Ethan Frontz from Instruments of Freedom decided to join us today for our conversation. On today's episode we talked about Toxic Masculinity. This is a topic that Ethan was interested in talking about. It's also a topic that I personally didn't know too much about, but was interested to hear what everyone had to say. We all definitely had a great time on this episode. Hopefully you will enjoy this conversation as much as we did. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

We all know that Baby Boomers are the largest generation in America and are also the largest generation that owns small businesses. It is speculated that two-thirds of the businesses in the market are owned by baby boomers, which would be equivalent to more than four million businesses, and now they are coming to the market. A lot of Baby Boomers are still focusing on growing their businesses but there is an increasing number of sales due to retirement. Both Andrew and Jessica have written articles about Baby Boomers and the opportunities that arise from both the Baby Boomers reaching the right time to sell and for the Millennials that already own small businesses and could acquire another business to expand and grow.   On the other hand, this can also put some pressure on prices as a result of simply applying the rule of supply and demand but that hasn't happened yet. There is also a demographic factor nowadays since people are working later in life. The younger Baby Boomers are not going to be 60 years old until 2024 and most of them are very much focused on growing their businesses.   Andy and Jessica are going deep, in this episode, about the five reasons why it is a great time to sell your business. Listen to this episode and don't miss this great opportunity to sell or buy and expand your business.   Listing of the week: Tim Rice (Romulus, Detroit). Automotive Industry. Tier 1 supplier. Price: $1.7 with real estate. Solid company, running since 1984. Email Tim at trice@tworld.com or call 313-315-5134 or directly to 810-252-7445.   Key takeaways: [5:23] Five reasons why it is a great time to sell your business. [6:17] It is best to sell when times are good. [6:57] Buyers have the ability to buy now. [9:20] Over the next few years the Baby Boomers are expected to sell more than 9 million businesses. [11:03] The top five small business industries. [14:33] Profile of the average buyers in the market. [16:15] Strategic buyers. [18:20] EBITDA coming down every year is starting to create competition. [19:57] The election years influencing the market. [24:15] Deal of the week: Diane Hartz Warsoff (Utah). Auto Repair shop, where father and son were partners but when father wanted to retire, the son didn't want to take over the business.  Listed for $199,000 and sold for $185,000,in 2018. $60,000 in gross revenues and SDE in $89,000. Bank financing. Email Diane dhartzwarsoff@tworld.com or call 801-753-5655. [27:42] Listing of the week: Tim Rice (Romulus, Detroit). Automotive Industry. Tier 1 supplier. Price: $1.7 with real estate. Solid company, running since 1984.   Mentioned in this Episode: United Franchise Group Transworld Business Advisors Transworld on Linkedin Transworld on Facebook Call us — 888-711-9018 Email us thedealboard@tworld.com Email Diane Hartz Warsoff at dhartzwarsoff@tworld.com or call 801-753-5655. Email Tim Rice at trice@tworld.com or call 313-315-5134 or directly to 810-252-7445.

Both Andrew and Gabbi were excited to talk about this topic, but what they found out what they had totally different views on what THEIR WORST thing that can happen. Also another dad joke today.... but it's about cars. Funny or Flop?

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-costs; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. On today's episode we wanted to talk about Drugs. This is a topic that I've wanted to cover for a while now. When people think of drugs I think they usually think of illegal drugs. But there are a bunch of different kind of drugs. Drugs are anything that alter you mind. We are all pretty addicted to things that alter our minds. We definitely had a great time on this show. Hopefully you will enjoy this conversation as much as we did. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-costs; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. On today's episode we had plenty of things to talk about. Starting with Andrews run in with the Twitter guidelines and rules board. Next we talked about fanatic sports fans, but I was out voted on that topic. Then we got into the recent mass shooting and gun control. It was definitely a fun conversation like always with these two. I always look forward to the three of us getting together. My face usually hurts after the podcast is over from smiling so much. Hopefully you will enjoy this conversation as much as we did. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-costs; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Today the three of us sat down with no particular topic to discuss. We just let the conversation go wherever it happened to go. It's always so much fun to sit down with these two and have some fun conversations. Maybe we just ramble on, but hopefully we'll at least get better at podcasts the more we do. Either way I'm having a blast with them. I always look forward to these special segments. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

Andrew Buckrell is a mechanical engineer and amateur triathlete. He married his passion to his profession in co-creating STAC Performance, leveraging his technical knowledge to create novel products and services to cater to the triathlon and cycling markets. Michael Liberzon is also a mechanical engineer and a recreational triathlete. Similar to Andrew, Michael turned his interest in the sport into a full-time gig as a triathlon and cycling coach when he founded X3 Training. Both Andrew and Michael are big nerds who like talking about technology, training, and the business side of endurance sport. They like it so much, that they made this podcast!

If you run your own business, you go to great lengths to make sure that your business is a profitable one. Both Andrew and Matt run their own businesses. They regularly go over their accounting to see if the businesses are spending too much money and if they are, where? Do the profit margins need to be increased? How much money is being held in reserve in case of a period of lower cash flow? But how many of us do these things and ask these questions when it comes to our personal finances? We watch every penny going into and out of the business’s bank accounts but we’re much more cavalier about our personal bank accounts. It’s the weird dichotomy where we will sometimes say mean or rude things to friends or loved ones that we wouldn’t dream of saying to a stranger. Perhaps it’s because it’s easier to be objective about our business than our personal life. Ever how much you consider your business to be your baby, a part of you, it’s not you. Your life, which your personal finances are a big part of, is you. Your business is a thing but you’re a person and people have desires. You’ve never treated your business to a new pair of shoes or an expensive dinner out. How about yourself? Exactly! The question we’re asking is if you looked at your personal finances as if you were running a business, would you still be in business? You already run a profitable business, let’s focus on becoming a profitable person. There are seven principles to becoming a profitable person. We’ll explain each one. Full Article Here Show Notes Ten Fiddy Barrel-aged Imperial Stout Tor Triple Black IPA from Norway Black Ball or Bale Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It seems that many people are confused about where Dynamics 365 Business Central fits into the landscape. Is it an ERP... a CRM... is it for SMB... Midsized...Enterprise? Is it part of the Power Platform? At the risk of annoying my BC Partner friends once again, I will take a stab at it. Origins It would be helpful to know the origins of Dynamics 365 Business Central "BC", to understand how it came to it's current position, and then I'll discuss it's current position. Once upon a time, there was a product called Navision that Microsoft acquired. There is more to that story, but that is all that is relevant here. That product, since shortened to "NAV", is still alive and well and in use by many businesses around the world. Several years ago, Microsoft started their shift of Business Applications to the cloud, following the tremendous success of Office 365 and Azure. The first product to make that move was Dynamics CRM, and at the time it was launched as "Dynamics CRM Online". Dynamics CRM was not the only business application in the stable, it was just the first to go SaaS. Other products included Dynamics GP, Dynamics SL, Dynamics AX and Dynamics NAV, each of which were different flavors of Enterprise Resource Planning or "ERP". Enterprise Resource Planning is a pretty vague term. It could include human resources, supply chain management, sales activities and many more, but all of these activities revolve around a General Ledger in an ERP system. GL, AR and AP are the common denominators for each of these systems... and every business must have these components. All enterprise sized companies have an ERP, and most Midsized businesses do as well. Smaller businesses may have a solution like Xero or Quickbooks, that fills this purpose at a smaller scale for simpler needs. Many Midsized businesses are also using these simpler products... some successfully, and some who have outgrown them and are considering an ERP. Darwin Darwin's Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection was not conceived for software. But similar rules apply. Basically the strongest will survive. What was strong yesterday, may not be strong tomorrow as the environment changes, and when previously strong players do not adapt, they are replaced by new strong players. This was what drove Microsoft to the cloud in the first place... seeing other players adapt, and become leaders. So Microsoft adapted as well, and given their war chest, they were able to adapt very quickly to a SaaS model. But along the way choices had to be made. One of those choices was, which ERP solution(s) would take the SaaS path. Shifting an on-premise product to SaaS is no small feat, and requires a significant investment. Having four on-premise ERP solutions, it was obvious that all four would not go SaaS. Microsoft drew a line across their customer base, dividing Enterprise on one side and everybody else on the other, and decided to pick one ERP for each side that would go SaaS. Why not just pick one? Well, I didn't have a vote, but I wrote about that here. Regardless, Microsoft selected AX for the Enterprise and NAV for... everybody else. It was pretty hard to argue AX as the Enterprise choice, but there was some debate about NAV vs. GP. GP is much bigger in the US, but NAV is actually bigger globally, so that decision made the most sense.... unless you were a GP partner. Cloudification I won't go into the cloud journey for AX, instead I will focus on the journey of NAV... which actually starts with CRM. Several years ago, Microsoft had an idea to create a specific offering for SMB called "Business Edition". It would be a scaled down version of the Enterprise CRM solution, better suited for the needs of Smaller businesses. Shortly into that initiative, the decision was made that this would be the best place to start the SaaS journey for NAV as well, and thus began the project code-named "Madeira". Given the SMB target segment, this was going to be positioned as a Quickbooks/Xero competing product. Understand that this was well before the idea of a "Common Data Service" was even on the future roadmap. BTW, another product that got it's start in the Business Edition effort was Dynamics 365 for Marketing. About a year into the "Business Edition" effort, Microsoft decided that the path they were on, was not going to reach the original goals as intended, and the goals had shifted as well. CRM itself was heading down a path of componentizing its parts, and separation from its platform... this ultimately led to what we now know as the Common Data Service. But what about "Madeira" and Marketing? Dynamics 365 for Marketing continued it's journey as an independent application, no longer bound by the "Business Edition" limitations. And Madeira? Microsoft Launches Business Central! Project Madeira, similarly became unbound from the Business Edition limitations, and was launched as an independent application called Dynamics 365 Business Central. There are a lot of side routes that this took that I won't go into here. Today, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is one of the fastest growing SaaS Business Applications in Microsoft's stable. A far cry from my earlier predictions that it would never see the light of day. Maybe the product owner at the time, Marko Perisic, made it successful just to prove me wrong. Nevertheless, it is on fire. So where did it go? Moving Uptown Once the Business Edition tag was removed, Marko quickly pivoted BC from a Quickbooks/Xero compete, into a product those customers could move up to as they outgrew them. While the CRM side of the house was going through a massive evolution into what we now know as the Power Platform, Marko was able to stomp on the gas pedal. BC was evolving at a faster pace than any other product, partly because it was in a lane by itself. Weekly updates were the norm, and the new northstar became NAV on-premise parity. A goal that I believe has been largely met. SMB might be a fine market, but this thing could go way beyond that... in some cases even standing toe-to-toe with AX for some enterprise customers. So what exactly is BC? What is Business Central? At it's heart, Business Central is a SaaS ERP. "Manage your financials" is at the top of the product's page of capabilities. As you would expect from an ERP it has the GL, AP and AR core functions, but it is much more than that. Like everything Microsoft is doing in Business Applications today, BC is infused with A.I. The next listed capability is "Automate and secure your supply chain", that sounds pretty "enterprisy" to me. Next up is "Sell Smarter and improve customer service", so BC also includes some CRM capabilities. After that is "Keep projects on time and under budget", so we can add some project management capabilities to the list. The last item is "Optimize your operations" for inventory and warehouse management. Clearly this product has grown up quite a bit from its humble "Business Edition" beginnings, and there is a growing number of partner extensions (ISVs) to extend the capabilities even further. The pricing is pretty straightforward, at least in comparison to the Customer Engagement applications. There are only three flavors: "Essentials" at $70/user/month, "Premium" at $100/user/month, and "Team Members" at $8/user/month. To figure out which licenses you need, you can review the licensing guide. You can also sign up for a free trial here. From the Pros Since I am not an expert on Business Central, I reached out to two guys who I know are knee-deep in the product for their thoughts. Andrew King is a Partner at WebSan, a Toronto based Business Applications partner. Since WebSan supports both Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement "CE" as well as Dynamics 365 Business Central "BC", I thought he would be a great guy to contrast the two. Andrew shared that there is some confusion in the market, "The products are as different as Golf and Baseball, but we frequently see customers asking about the product that does not meet their needs. Like BC for CRM needs, or CE for Supply Chain. Would they work? I guess if you like playing golf with a baseball bat". James Crowter is the Managing Director of Technology Management, a UK based Business Applications partner. Technology Management also supports both Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement "CE" as well as Dynamics 365 Business Central "BC", and has a long history with NAV. James talked about the amazing pace of innovation, "I can talk to a new customer in the morning, and have them using BC by the afternoon, which is amazing! For the right customer requirements, BC is a no-brainer... but not for sales workloads, there is not even a workflow capability (for sales), which is a key component for sales!" What Business Central is not? Both Andrew and James agreed that while Business Central is an awesome solution, it is not really a very good Sales tool. Both agreed that they would typically position Customer Engagement for any CRM type requirements, and they often position both products for a true end-to-end solution. They both had some choice words for the Sales Capabilities of BC, and clearly neither one had any interest in activating those, but instead would bring in Customer Engagement for any customers looking to transform their sales processes. So I guess it boils down to, what it is that you are trying to transform. If you are looking to modernize your financial processes, including supply chain and inventory, or have outgrown Quickbooks or Xero... Dynamics 365 Business Central is an excellent option, and you could reach out to Andrew or James for more guidance on that. If you are looking to modernize your sales or service processes, Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement is the clear way to go, and Andrew, James or myself can help you explore that further. But are these the only Microsoft options? Other Big and Small Options If your ERP requirements are really big, and include things like HR management, you might look at Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations. This is Microsoft 's enterprise-grade ERP. Again, we have seen Business Central get into some pretty big businesses, but F&O is the next step up. Conversely, if your sales or service requirements are fairly basic, you may find that Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement is a pretty big hammer to start with. In that case, you might want to explore RapidStartCRM, our PowerApps based CRM solution. It is an excellent option for small businesses or enterprise departments, built on the Power Platform and running on CDS so you can never outgrow it. Hopefully I cleared up some confusion, but if I actually made you more even confused than before... please keep that to yourself.

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-costs; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Joining us today is Cody Belles. We talked a little bit about Cody on the last American Honesty podcast as he made some comments online and figuratively dropped the mic to end the discussion. Cody wanted to talk about parenting after watching a youtube video about parents taking their small child to a gay pride march. While none of us have a problem with the march itself. We can't seem to agree on if that's what is best for the child as they are not old enough to make that decision for themselves. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we like to call American Honesty. During these shows I will have two co-costs; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segment we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Joining us today is Ben West. Ben is Jake's friend and was excited about what we are doing with American Honesty. He wanted to join us on the show to offer a different perspective. Jake and Ben talked about what they wanted to discuss on the podcast and Ben suggested Religion. Andrew and I were more than excited to discuss that topic as it's a bit of a hot spot for both of us. We all definitely had a great conversation that we hope everyone will enjoy. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

We have a special treat today. Two of our favorite guests are on the show together. We have with us Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. The three of us wanted to cover a tough topic that most people would not feel comfortable talking about. Today we are going to have a conversation about White Privilege. Andrew and Jake have been my biggest supporters of the podcast and we've been trying to get together for a while record an episode together. But our schedules have not allowed that to happen until today. The three of us have decided to start a special segment on this podcast where we talk about these kind of tough topics and current news. Hopefully we'll be able to bring in a fourth guest from time to time who will have a differing opinion. We are calling this new segment American Honesty. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

Both Andrew & Becca are in the pre-start phase of their new home experience. The contract’s signed, but the homes haven’t begun construction yet. Hear their perspective on the good, the bad, and the… missed opportunities? Story Time  Creepy ads are targeting Andrew (and his new home progress) Becca is feeling a bit left out […] The post Ep 40: A Tale Of Two (Pre-Start) Homes appeared first on Online Sales and Marketing for Home Builders - DYC.

Both Andrew & Becca are in the pre-start phase of their new home experience. The contract's signed, but the homes haven't begun construction yet. Hear their perspective on the good, the bad, and the… missed opportunities? Story Time  Creepy ads are targeting Andrew (and his new home progress) Becca is feeling a bit left out in the cold An amazing example from Destination Homes of a “here's what happens behind the scenes” video for buyers Kevin wants you to dig into “targeted display” and has an update about Builder Magazine's social media article News (8:22) Agorapulse checks to see which layout in FB performs best for getting traffic to your site (but we respectfully disagree) More reasons you should own all of your own accounts when working with a partner / agency Google responsive ads get an upgrade (already!) Answers Last Week's Question Of The Week (56:40) Subscribe on iTunes —> https://now.doyouconvert.com/mpm-itunes Subscribe on Google Play —> https://now.doyouconvert.com/mpm-gplay A weekly new home marketing podcast for home builders and developers. Each week Kevin Oakley & Andrew Peek from Do You Convert will break down the headlines, share best-practices and stories from the front line, and perform a deep dive on a relevant marketing topic. We're here to help you – not to sell you! The post Ep 40: A Tale Of Two (Pre-Start) Homes appeared first on Online Sales and Marketing for Home Builders - DYC. The post Ep 40: A Tale Of Two (Pre-Start) Homes appeared first on Online Sales and Marketing for Home Builders - DYC.

What the heck is "passion mashin'?" It's about combining two skills or passions in your life to create unique businesses or opportunities to grow your business. Both Andrew and Matt have practiced passion mashin' without even knowing it. So if you now know what it is, how can you practice to your advantage? Enjoy!

Have you ever wanted to know how other ecommerce sellers are doing in this economy? Are you curious if some of the challenges you face are similar to what your peers are experiencing? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, you’ll hear from ecommerce business leader and entrepreneur, Andrew Youderian. In his conversation with Scott, Andrew opens up about how he got started in ecommerce, the results of his 2018 State of the Merchant eCommerce Report, common challenges that sellers like you are facing, and much more! Don’t miss a minute of this informative episode featuring Andrew! Amazon, foe or friend? Many ecommerce sellers wrestle with the issue of Amazon, is it good for business or is it bad for business in the long term? This question comes from a place of uncertainty for many sellers, they don’t know if their business is safe for the long term relying solely on Amazon. What’s the answer, is Amazon a foe or a friend? According to Scott and Andrew, it depends! While Amazon remains a wonderful platform to get your brand up and running, it is dangerous to place all of your eggs in one basket! Hear more from Scott and Andrew about this important topic by listening to this episode of The Amazing Seller! What is a brand? How would you define an ecommerce brand? Is a product that you are selling online or is it something else? What separates a brand from a line of products? Is there a distinction? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, you’ll hear from Andrew Youderian as he provides his definition of an ecommerce brand. According to Andrew, an ecommerce brand is a proprietary product or service, something that you can offer that other people can’t. An ecommerce brand can even include a white-labeled product that is differentiated from what’s available on the marketplace. Get more helpful information from Andrew’s valuable perspective by listening to this episode! Why digital products are a no-brainer. What if there was a product that you could sell with very little overhead costs and a huge ROI? Does that sound too good to be true? It doesn’t have to be! While the number of ecommerce sellers featuring digital products has dipped in the last year, it doesn’t mean that the effort isn’t worth the investment! In fact, if you can produce a digital product like an ebook or a small report that provides value to your customer base, you’d be crazy not to give it a shot. Both Andrew and Scott are huge fans of leveraging digital products to support your brand, hear more about their perspective on this subject by listening to this episode of The Amazing Seller! The state of the ecommerce industry. Scott often gets asked the question, “Is there still an opportunity to build an ecommerce business or am I too late?” At the heart of this question is another question, “What is the state of the ecommerce industry?” While Scott has his own thoughts and answers to this question, Andrew Youderian has gone through the trouble to create an in-depth report. Covering facets like fastest and slowest growing ecommerce categories, common challenges for sellers, and more, you don’t want to miss this opportunity to learn from Andrew’s valuable report. Check out Andrew’s report located in the resources section at the end of this post! OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:03] Scott’s introduction to this episode of the podcast! [2:00] Scott runs through the background of his guest, Andrew Youderian. [4:00] Andrew talks about how he got started selling online. [6:15] What’s the status of the ecommerce industry? [8:30] The attitude toward Amazon among many ecommerce entrepreneurs. [11:15] How are most sellers driving traffic? [14:20] Scott & Andrew talk about the fastest & slowest growing ecommerce categories. [18:20] Andrew shares some surprising findings from his ecommerce report. [21:45] Is the public comfortable buying off of Amazon? [23:15] What is a brand according to Andrew? [26:00] Common challenges for ecommerce business owners. [31:00] Are digital products popular among ecommerce sellers? [36:15] Andrew talks about blogging and how he built his audience. [40:30] What drives Andrew and his pursuit of success? [42:30] The difference between a passion and an interest. [45:45] How to connect with Andrew and his content. [49:30] Closing thoughts from Scott. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE The 2018 State of the Merchant eCommerce Report Many Chat Ecommerce Fuel Podcast www.ecommercefuel.com/jobs

On this week's episode of The PineBeltSPORTS Podcast, we start our Players of the Week segment to open the show. Both Andrew and Camal will announce their Player of the Week on every episode every week. After that, they discuss Lumberton's dominant win, why Petal deserves more credit and thoughts on Hattiesburg. Andrew also chats about what he's seen from Southern Miss' football practice before they get into some NFL talk. Will Nick Mullens be the 49ers' No. 2 quarterback? Rate, review and subscribe to the show on iTunes.

I finally got these guys to read some manga. The Ancient Magus' Bride by Kore Yamazaki Death Note by Tsugumi Ohba, Takeshi Obata Masturbation Master Kurosawa by Ise Katsura One-Punch Man by One, Yusuke Murata Also in this Episode: Reddit Shenanigans DVD Extras I'm not certain Jess & Jamie know that magic isn't real the real magic is in their hearts Jess lets us all down Forcing the rest of the panel to read this might count as abuse Both Andrew and Jessica have recommended their porn to me. Interestingly it was the same title from both. Panelists: Jamie(@thatcomicfan), Ashley(@sierradean), Andrew(@knowhwerenorth), Scott(@goddamnitscott), Jess (@GeekyChicky87)

Today I’m happy to have Andrew Foxwell on the show. Andrew is someone I met through Austin Brawner who I had back in episode 165. Both Andrew and Austin run Brand Growth Experts which is a company that runs live workshops to help grow your business. Andrew is also the cohost of the Ecommerce Influence podcast of which I was a guest on long ago and he and his wife Gracie have helped over 250 businesses manage over 10 million in Facebook ad spend. In short, Andrew is a Facebook and Instagram ads expert and we’re going to pick his brain […] The post 214: The Right Way To Run Facebook Ads For Physical Products With Andrew Foxwell appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

Episode 13 Intern(ons) and Intern(offs) A few weeks ago we spent an entire show talking about side hustles, and this morning Tim was off in Vegas for one of those side hustles. But The Morning After Ministry Show must go on, so Andrew's wife Melissa is filled in as co-host this morning. Melissa is currently leading the children's ministry at Safety Harbor Community Church, has spent a decade or so as a small group leader, and spent a formative summer interning in a large church's children's ministry. We opened the show by talking about a series called “Hurt” that we released on DYM a few years ago. We have redone the look and feel of the series to minister to student and resource ministries who are addressing issues brought up by 13 Reasons Why. The news season comes out in a few weeks, and we are giving the series away to anyone who leaves us a rating and review on itunes. Just screenshot your review and send it to us and we'll send you the series! Since the topic of the show today was internships, we brought on Allison Williams. Allison is a youth minister in Indiana, and has written an incredible resource for anyone supervising interns. It can be found here https://www.downloadyouthministry.com/ten-week-internships-to-go. We discussed the do's and don'ts of leading interns, and the amount of work that goes into a healthy internship program. Allison's said that Healthy internships:1 Are more work than benefit to your ministry 2. Have clear roles and expectations 3. Are always being evaluated 4. Expose the intern to as many areas of the church as possible 5. Set the intern up for long term success. While Unhealthy internships…1. Make the intern an errand-runner or coffee guy 2. Never let the intern take the lead 3. Never talk about money 4. Let the intern be bored 5. Shelter the intern from the pain and realities of ministry. Next Andrew played a conversation that he had with our friend Collin this weekend. Both Andrew and Collin spent significant time interning at high profile churches, and neither internship turned out the way either of them expected it to. However, just because they were different than they expected them to be, the internships were both formational, and look good on resumes. Check out our resources in the DYM store here: https://www.downloadyouthministry.com/shop?author=8 Be sure to like The Morning After Ministry on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/morningafterministry/ instagram.com/morningaftermin and twitter.com/morningaftermin. You can also find Tim @t00th and Andrew @andrewlarsen Be sure to check out the other shows in the DYM Podcast Network at podcast.downloadyouthministry.com Thanks to Dignity Memorial, Peek Reach, and Give Central for making our show possible!

Episode 13 Intern(ons) and Intern(offs) A few weeks ago we spent an entire show talking about side hustles, and this morning Tim was off in Vegas for one of those side hustles. But The Morning After Ministry Show must go on, so Andrew’s wife Melissa is filled in as co-host this morning. Melissa is currently leading the children’s ministry at Safety Harbor Community Church, has spent a decade or so as a small group leader, and spent a formative summer interning in a large church’s children’s ministry. We opened the show by talking about a series called “Hurt” that we released on DYM a few years ago. We have redone the look and feel of the series to minister to student and resource ministries who are addressing issues brought up by 13 Reasons Why. The news season comes out in a few weeks, and we are giving the series away to anyone who leaves us a rating and review on itunes. Just screenshot your review and send it to us and we’ll send you the series! Since the topic of the show today was internships, we brought on Allison Williams. Allison is a youth minister in Indiana, and has written an incredible resource for anyone supervising interns. It can be found here https://www.downloadyouthministry.com/ten-week-internships-to-go. We discussed the do’s and don’ts of leading interns, and the amount of work that goes into a healthy internship program. Allison’s said that Healthy internships:1 Are more work than benefit to your ministry 2. Have clear roles and expectations 3. Are always being evaluated 4. Expose the intern to as many areas of the church as possible 5. Set the intern up for long term success. While Unhealthy internships…1. Make the intern an errand-runner or coffee guy 2. Never let the intern take the lead 3. Never talk about money 4. Let the intern be bored 5. Shelter the intern from the pain and realities of ministry. Next Andrew played a conversation that he had with our friend Collin this weekend. Both Andrew and Collin spent significant time interning at high profile churches, and neither internship turned out the way either of them expected it to. However, just because they were different than they expected them to be, the internships were both formational, and look good on resumes. Check out our resources in the DYM store here: https://www.downloadyouthministry.com/shop?author=8 Be sure to like The Morning After Ministry on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/morningafterministry/ instagram.com/morningaftermin and twitter.com/morningaftermin. You can also find Tim @t00th and Andrew @andrewlarsen Be sure to check out the other shows in the DYM Podcast Network at podcast.downloadyouthministry.com Thanks to Dignity Memorial, Peek Reach, and Give Central for making our show possible!

Episode 13 Intern(ons) and Intern(offs)A few weeks ago we spent an entire show talking about side hustles, and this morning Tim was off in Vegas for one of those side hustles. But The Morning After Ministry Show must go on, so Andrew's wife Melissa is filled in as co-host this morning. Melissa is currently leading the children's ministry at Safety Harbor Community Church, has spent a decade or so as a small group leader, and spent a formative summer interning in a large church's children's ministry.We opened the show by talking about a series called “Hurt” that we released on DYM a few years ago. We have redone the look and feel of the series to minister to student and resource ministries who are addressing issues brought up by 13 Reasons Why. The news season comes out in a few weeks, and we are giving the series away to anyone who leaves us a rating and review on itunes. Just screenshot your review and send it to us and we'll send you the series!Since the topic of the show today was internships, we brought on Allison Williams. Allison is a youth minister in Indiana, and has written an incredible resource for anyone supervising interns. It can be found here https://www.downloadyouthministry.com/ten-week-internships-to-go. We discussed the do's and don'ts of leading interns, and the amount of work that goes into a healthy internship program. Allison's said that Healthy internships:1 Are more work than benefit to your ministry 2. Have clear roles and expectations 3. Are always being evaluated 4. Expose the intern to as many areas of the church as possible 5. Set the intern up for long term success. While Unhealthy internships…1. Make the intern an errand-runner or coffee guy 2. Never let the intern take the lead 3. Never talk about money 4. Let the intern be bored 5. Shelter the intern from the pain and realities of ministry.Next Andrew played a conversation that he had with our friend Collin this weekend. Both Andrew and Collin spent significant time interning at high profile churches, and neither internship turned out the way either of them expected it to. However, just because they were different than they expected them to be, the internships were both formational, and look good on resumes.Check out our resources in the DYM store here: https://www.downloadyouthministry.com/shop?author=8Be sure to like The Morning After Ministry on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/morningafterministry/instagram.com/morningaftermin and twitter.com/morningaftermin. You can also find Tim @t00th and Andrew @andrewlarsenBe sure to check out the other shows in the DYM Podcast Network at podcast.downloadyouthministry.comThanks to Dignity Memorial, Peek Reach, and Give Central for making our show possible!

Are B2C companies starting to see a decline in viral growth responsiveness? That’s what Greylock’s Growth Advisor Casey Winters and Head of Rider Growth at Uber, Andrew Chen believe. Andrew coined the term The Law of Shitty Clickthroughs to describe the idea that every ad channel and every marketing platform eventually sees a decay in responsiveness. Due to increased consolidation and competition, viral growth is now much harder to break through and in the long term will see a break down in effectiveness.    In this episode of Greymatter, Casey and Andrew riff on why consumer growth is getting harder and more expensive, and what viable opportunities companies can leverage in their own growth strategies. Both Andrew and Casey have a deep background in growth. Andrew advises and invests in tech startups including Barkbox, Dropbox and Tinder and for the past decade, he’s written extensively on mobile, metrics, and growth. Before heading growth at Pinterest, Casey ran marketing for Grubhub.   Casey and Andrew share actionable growth strategies for startups, current trends in paid acquisition, and why they are excited for the rise of enterprise viral growth. For even more growth advice, be sure to check out Andrew’s blog and Casey’s blog.

Both Andrew and Karl have participated in the resurgence of vinyl records and they attempt to answer the question of whether it is authentic or #authentic. Andrew reviews the new movie Baby Driver and Karl talks about "Every Kingdom" by Ben Howard (on vinyl!)

This week on Shock Waves, your hosts Rob Galluzzo, Elric Kane, Rebekah McKendry and Ryan Turek kick off the show by paying tribute to the late, great Herschell Gordon Lewis, the "Godfather of Gore." Ryan reports back from Fantastic Fest with his thoughts on THE HANDMAIDEN, ARRIVAL, DARK SONG, SWEET SWEET LONELY SONG & more. The whole hang chime in about THE EXORCIST TV series. Elric saw Lucio Fulci's AENIGMA, CANDYMAN, BLOODY BIRTHDAY & MARTYRS. Bekah reports back on AMERICAN HORROR STORY & THEY'RE WATCHING. Rob tracked down and found FRIGHT NIGHT PART 2, FADE TO BLACK & RAWHEAD REX and did a double bill of the Spanish version of DRACULA with THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN.  Then the gang welcomes special guests Andrew Kasch (NEVER SLEEP AGAIN, TALES OF HALLOWEEN) and Buz Wallick (NEVER SLEEP AGAIN, HORROR'S HALLOWED GROUNDS) to discuss Halloween haunts, mazes and interactive theater. Both Andrew and Buz have been part of the ongoing "Tension Experience" for the last several months and try to explain to us the dense & intricate narrative that led to one of the most ambitious interactive events ever concocted (secretly) by Darren Lynn Bousman and Clint Sears. It's David Fincher's THE GAME, for real! And if you inadvertently joined a cult! Hearing is believing, so kick back and listen!

Physical therapists Dr. Nick Hawkins and Dr. Andrew Gorecki meet with Doug Gray to discuss 3D Maps and the Gray Institute. Both Andrew and Nick have completed multiple educational programs with the Institute and believe that the principals of Applied Functional Science can help you within your own PT practice to give your patients back their movement! [00:35] Meet Doug Gray! [2:55] Doug discusses the GIFT program and what it entails. [4:18] “Movement is one of those big gifts we can give back to people to really restore their life and allow them to pursue their passions, and that’s why GIFT was created.” [4:50] Doug touches on some of the other program at the Gray Institute, including 3D Maps and CAFS. [7:14] “We view that 3D MAPS is going to be the gold standard of the assessment industry, for all movement practitioners.” [9:45] The global perspective of Applied Functional Science [10:43] “It’s a really organized thought process that allows people like me, to learn what I was supposed to learn in PT school.” [11:00] Doug dives into the origin of the Gray Institute and discusses the basis of the movement assessment. [14:10] Nick touches on his use of the assessment tool and how he incorporates it into his day to day life as a PT. [15:09] Doug talks about 3D Maps and how this tool came to fruition with all of the other tools available in the movement community. [18:15] It all comes down to individualization, people want to matter. [19:20] Andrew discusses why he utilizes 3D maps and the value it has given him. [21:15] Doug discusses the methodology behind 3D Maps. [25:35] Where are the Gray Institute methods and principals being used? [32:00] The guys discuss the future and how the institute will grow and continue to share the tool of the movement screen. [33:04] Annual musculoskeletal screenings, when will the world sink their teeth into a yearly movement screen? [36:47] “Movement is the key to life.” [37:30] The three PT On Fire questions. What is your biggest failure, and what did you learn from it? How are you currently feeding your body, your mind, and your spirit? What are you looking forward to in the next five years? [46:13] Doug talks about two opportunities for listeners! PT on Fire Resources: PT on Fire Website Gray Institute Website     The post Episode 6- Doug Gray “The Son of Function” (from the Gray Institute) appeared first on Physical Therapist on Fire.

Welcome to the first episode of Digital Media & Tech in Dubai, (DMT/d), the brand new podcast focused on bringing listeners topical segments and informative conversations with local experts exploring the latest news and developments in the digital media and tech scene in the burgeoning international capital that is Dubai, as well as the greater ME area. Hosted by Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai--the episodes are recorded on location at AUD in the heart of Dubai's Media City. Special guests for the first episode, “Dubai Does Business,” are Andrew Staples, Chief Business Reporter for Gulf News, the leading newspaper in the region, and Maha Abouelenein, Managing Director of OC (“Organizational Consultants”), and former Head of Communications, Google MENA. Both Andrew and Maha are true insiders, brimming with expert knowledge of the Dubai tech scene, making for a rich, in-depth conversation. Topics discussed in episode 1 include: The startup climate in Dubai, and whether Dubai could be the next Silicon Valley, and whether or not that's even the right question to be asking. More importantly, what makes Dubai Dubai? We explore the social media scene in Dubai and some of the top social media influencers in the city and the region. We discuss some of the key startup successes in Dubai's recent history, such as Careem, as well as unique barriers to entry to building a business in the city. Other relevant, interesting topics include:   500 Startups $30m initiative in the region, 500 Falcons http://500.co/500-falcons-hasan-haider-mena/ The debut of the World Drone Grand Prix in Dubai http://gulfnews.com/news/uae/society/world-drone-grand-prix-debuts-in-dubai-1.1688616 The startup behind the fascinating ‘Save Steve's Job' campaign http://gulfnews.com/business/sectors/media/the-start-up-behind-save-steve-s-job-1.1656274 Hosted by: Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai https://twitter.com/spencerstriker Special Guests: Andrew Staples, Chief Business Reporter for Gulf News http://gulfnews.com/writers/andrew-staples Maha Abouelenein, Managing Director of OC https://twitter.com/mahagaber Special Thanks to Reina Dib and Joy Semaan of the AUD Marcom Team Featuring Video Game Remixes by the legendary Chris Bateshttp://500.co/500-falcons-hasan-haider-mena/http://gulfnews.com/news/uae/society/world-drone-grand-prix-debuts-in-dubai-1.1688616http://gulfnews.com/business/sectors/media/the-start-up-behind-save-steve-s-job-1.1656274http://gulfnews.com/writers/andrew-staples

Welcome to the first episode of Digital Media & Tech in Dubai, (DMT/d), the brand new podcast focused on bringing listeners topical segments and informative conversations with local experts exploring the latest news and developments in the digital media and tech scene in the burgeoning international capital that is Dubai, as well as the greater ME area. Hosted by Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai--the episodes are recorded on location at AUD in the heart of Dubai’s Media City. Special guests for the first episode, “Dubai Does Business,” are Andrew Staples, Chief Business Reporter for Gulf News, the leading newspaper in the region, and Maha Abouelenein, Managing Director of OC (“Organizational Consultants”), and former Head of Communications, Google MENA. Both Andrew and Maha are true insiders, brimming with expert knowledge of the Dubai tech scene, making for a rich, in-depth conversation. Topics discussed in episode 1 include: The startup climate in Dubai, and whether Dubai could be the next Silicon Valley, and whether or not that’s even the right question to be asking. More importantly, what makes Dubai Dubai? We explore the social media scene in Dubai and some of the top social media influencers in the city and the region. We discuss some of the key startup successes in Dubai’s recent history, such as Careem, as well as unique barriers to entry to building a business in the city. Other relevant, interesting topics include: 500 Startups $30m initiative in the region, 500 Falcons http://500.co/500-falcons-hasan-haider-mena/ The debut of the World Drone Grand Prix in Dubai http://gulfnews.com/news/uae/society/world-drone-grand-prix-debuts-in-dubai-1.1688616 The startup behind the fascinating ‘Save Steve’s Job’ campaign http://gulfnews.com/business/sectors/media/the-start-up-behind-save-steve-s-job-1.1656274 Hosted by: Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai https://twitter.com/spencerstriker Special Guests: Andrew Staples, Chief Business Reporter for Gulf News http://gulfnews.com/writers/andrew-staples Maha Abouelenein, Managing Director of OC https://twitter.com/mahagaber Special Thanks to Reina Dib and Joy Semaan of the AUD Marcom Team Featuring Video Game Remixes by the legendary Chris Bates

Bob Sommers told us about asking for reviews in the last episode, but he REALLY knows how to generate referrals. His "5 Star Review System" works well for both. But he strongly feels that the referrals in generates is the real magic. How comfortable are you asking for referrals? Do you have a way to make it easy? Bob talks about how create a mostly automatic system to generate a constant flow of new patients primed to love you and the service you provide! Remember if you try the 5 Star Review System but sure to let them know you heard about it on the Dental Hacks for $50 off the set up fee! Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a dentist in another country? Dr. Art Volker from episode 60 is a fan of high end dentistry and he's found that some of the most amazing dentistry is being done in other countries. At his suggestion we've decided to feature some international dentists in the Brain Trust. Art and Alan talk to Dr. Serhat Koken of Istanbul, Turkey and Dr. Andrew Chandrapal near London, UK. Both Serhat and Andrew teach cosmetic and restorative dentistry in their respective countries and are beginning to teach internationally. We discuss the similarities and differences in the educational systems, ways of practicing, taking continuing education among other things. Both Andrew and Serhat are really big participants in private dental Facebook groups, particularly "Style Italiano." Question of the week: Is there any day of the week you would prefer the podcast is released? If you have any thoughts please email us at info@dentalhacks.com or call toll free at (866) 223-5257 and weigh in! Go Hack Yourself!: Office Oral Surgery: A Guided Experience for the General Dentist If you have any questions or comments for us please drop us an email at info@dentalhacks.com or find us (and like us!) at www.facebook.com/dentalhacks. Or, if you prefer...give us a call at (866) 223-5257 and leave us a message. You might be played in the show! If you like us, why not leave us a review on iTunes? It helps us get found by like minded people and might even help us get into "What's Hot" in the iTunes store! Go to this link and let the world know about the DentalHacks! Finally, if you aren't an Apple person, consider reviewing us on Stitcher at: stitcher.com/podcast/the-dentalhacks-podcast!

Both Andrew and I were pretty big fans of this movie when we were younger. That made the disappointment all the worse during the revisit to this childhood favourite. It's still ok in places but overall it isn't as good as we remembered. 39 mins

It’s Mother’s Day.  Matt and Andrew interview their mom’s to find out what financial lessons they’ve learned. This is a very personal episode for us at Listen Money Matters. Both Andrew and I sat down, face to face, with our moms and talked to them about their past experiences with money. I know for me, it was a very endearing event as I’m sure it was for Andrew. We found out a lot about what made our moms so good with money. I want to keep this short because it’s Mother’s Day and you should be spending time with your mom or a mom that you know and respect, no matter who it is. Listen to the episode below and let us know what you thought of it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve speaks with Donna Law and Andrew Kirkwood from the Woden Community Service in Canberra, Australia. Both Andrew and Donna share some fantastic insight into their experiences with young people with disabilities. Both Andrew and Donna are passionate about their jobs and what their roles mean in the lives of those who live with disability.