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Happy Radio Lads! Don't mind if I do.Welcome back to the only radio show with more lineup changes than the Sugababes. Both Ed and Vin were off this week, with Rhys James and Producer John sitting in.Rhys told us about his newfound millionaire lifestyle, John revealed which famous man of the cloth he went to the toilet with, and Matthew was there too.Thanks for downloading the podcast – remember, you can be an Early Worm and catch the show live on Radio X every Sunday 8am – 11am.Get in touch on sunday@radiox.co.uk@EdGambleComedy@matthewcrosby @RhysJamesy

We're back with a special episode featuring Elden Ring expert (and gaming aficionado) Doms Roundtable! Both Ed and Dom attended an exclusive Nightreign preview event recently, and they're here to share everything they learned. Plus, we dive into the art of creating in-depth video guides for challenging games, chat about Final Fantasy 7, and discuss the most exciting upcoming releases of the year!   ▼ Swapping Joysticks ▼ ● All previous episodes available at http://swappingjoysticks.com    ▼ Dom's links ▼ ● Follow on YouTube - http://youtube.com/domsroundtable ● Follow on Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/domsroundtable ● Follow on BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/domsroundtable.bsky.social   ▼ Ben's links ▼ ● Follow on Twitch - http://twitch.tv/biggusbennus ● Follow on Bluesky - https://bsky.app/profile/biggusbennus.bsky.social ● Follow on Instagram - http://instagram.com/biggusbennus ● Join the Discord - http://discord.gg/biggusbennus   ▼ Ed's links ▼ ● Follow on Twitch - http://twitch.tv/ed_nights ● Follow on Bluesky - https://bsky.app/profile/ednights.bsky.social 

In a year-end wrap up, Greg and Ed discuss their favorite shows of the year and some plans for the podcast in 2025. Ed begins by waxing rhapsodic over his early year interview with David Cluck, Hollywood assistant director who has been based in Bangkok for the last 10 years or so (S7, Ep. 6-7). The flow of the interview was aided by the fact that David and Ed are friends, but Ed points out that it's rare to sit down with a friend and discuss their career in depth. As a film nerd, Ed (and Greg) enjoyed David's experience and insider storytelling ability. Greg then brings up our episode on Bangkok in your 20s vs. Bangkok in your 50s (S7, Ep. 29). Greg enjoys having pearls of wisdom about living in Bangkok that only come from having lived in Thailand so long, and Ed appreciated the way the city's pros have changed for him from the early days to his (now) fifty-ish lifestyle. Next, Ed mentioned his other favorite interview show, with Ron Weaver, ‘American-Thai Guy' (S7, Ep. 11-12). Both Ed and Greg enjoyed Ron's personality and insights, and the fact that his experience as an African-American guy gave him a different take on expat life in Thailand. Greg's next favorite episode was the one on ‘Expat Math,' our attempt to understand Bangkok with various theories and equations (S7, Ep. 16). There's no denying Bangkok's chaotic nature, but that doesn't mean it's completely random, and the guys enjoy trying to wrap their heads around the City of Angels and come up with some guiding principles. Ed's last favorite episode was his take on Bangkok vs. Hong Kong (S7, Ep. 24). As someone who doesn't travel all that much, Ed enjoyed being able to experience the iconic city and weigh it against his home. Greg wraps up the favorites by bringing up our show on ‘The Limits of Mai Pen Rai,' (S7, Ep. 40). Both guys agree this might be their ‘angriest' episode, but defend the right to put their foot down when it comes to inaction to solve problems that result in horrible tragedies, especially when they're in the service of improving safety for everyone. Last, Greg and Ed discuss their plan to use the last week of every month to air an old show, rather than putting out a new show every week. The truth is the guys need a breather to help them brainstorm new material, but also think listeners would benefit from listening to many of the old gems from previous years. Don't forget that Patrons get the ad-free version of the show as well as swag and other perks. We also sometimes post on Facebook, you can contact us on LINE and of course, head to our website (www.bangkokpodcast.com) to find out probably more info than you need to know.

In this week's episode of The Wize Guys Podcast, Brenton Ward with Ed Chan and Jamie Johns will deep dive into the difference between bottom-up and top-down management.The discussion moves to practical steps for implementing bottom-up management, such as creating a balanced team structure with an appropriate ratio of minders to grinders. Jamie shares his personal experience of transitioning to this management style, highlighting its positive impact on workload and efficiency. Both Ed and Jamie discuss the importance of client managers in maintaining smooth operations and strong client relationships. They also address staff recruitment and retention challenges, providing insights into how a well-structured team can alleviate these issues.Which is better and how do you implement it in your firm? Remember, your management style can dictate the process and growth of your business. Tune in to find out which management style better fit for your accounting or bookkeeping firm!________________ PS: Whenever you're ready… here are the fastest 3 ways we can help you transform your accounting/bookkeeping practice: 1. Join 40,000+ subscribers to our transformation Friday tips – Every Friday, our Wize Mentor and Thought Leader of the Year, Ed Chan will send one actionable insight from his experience of building a $20 million accounting firm that still runs without him – Subscribe here 2. Download one of our famous Wize Accountants Growth Playbooks – Our FREE Playbooks on how to build and scale your firm are more valuable than most PAID business coaching programs! See for yourself – Download here 3. Join the waiting list for a free login to the world's best accounting business intelligence software for scaling your firm. Take a look at the app we use to build our own $10million firm in just 7-hours a week – Get a FREE login here

In this profound episode of the Inner Edison podcast, host Ed Parcaut is joined by John McLaughlin for a candid discussion on overcoming financial and personal challenges. Touching on sensitive topics such as the complexities of the prison system and the plight of incarcerated veterans, this dialogue shines light on social issues often left in the shadows. Ed and John delve into their efforts to positively impact these communities, with John narrating his experience of giving away hundreds of books and teaching financial literacy to inmates. The conversation ventures into economic concerns, examining the role of the Federal Reserve and national debt. John shares his entrepreneurial journey from his failed attempt at accounting to running a successful locker business with his father. Meanwhile, John reflects on the hurdles and triumphs of entrepreneurship, especially during the pandemic-induced hiatus from the stage. A key focus of the episode is on the importance of understanding and serving niche markets, notably the veteran community, with a discussion on VA home loan benefits, while highlighting the significance of trust in client relationships. Both Ed and John promote self-employment over traditional job paths, with John detailing his book "Lifeline to a Soul" and his platform lifelinetosoul.com. They also address broader societal issues, such as age discrimination in hiring and financial literacy among voters. Join us in this enlightening episode as we navigate the highs and lows of life's financial currents and discover the inner resilience required to rewrite one's narrative. Whether dealing with entrepreneurship, education, or societal constraints, Ed Parcaut and John McLaughlin offer invaluable insights and actionable advice for anyone looking to spark their own "Inner Edison." Follow Ed on all social media outlets @EdParcaut Need more information? Please visit https://www.edparcaut.com #EdParcautPodcast #InnerEdison #JohnMcLaughlin #VeteranSupport #Entrepreneurship #Mindset #FinancialFreedom #BookPublishing #PrisonReform #FirewalkForVeterans #BorderCrisis #MediaMisinformation #FederalReserve #NationalDebt #EconomicInsights #RonaldReaganLeadership #LifeTrajectoryChange #AgeDiscrimination #BusinessStruggles #Persistence #VeteransBenefits #VAHomeLoan #WholesaleLending #TrustInBusiness #EducationLifeline #FelonyEmploymentChallenges #RealEstateOpportunities #MortgageIndustry #HistoricalImpacts #SelfEmployment #DrugTrade #MarijuanaLegalization #FinancialPlanning #HomeownershipChallenges #TruckingIndustry #CovidChanges #FinancialLiteracy #InflationUnderstanding #SpendingDiscipline #PovertyToProsperity

6 years after Miles To Go debuted we're still cooking! We've featured dozens of guests over the years and we would have loved to bring each one of them back for episode 300. But, if I could only pick 3, Summer, Julian and Richard are 3 of the absolute best folks to celebrate 300 episodes. This week's epsiode is sponsored by NordVPN.  Both Ed and Richard use NordVPN.  Download NordVPN now and enjoy a 50% discount on an annual mobile subscription. Here's why Ed and Richard use NordVPN: Protects your privacy and blocks malicious websites. Helps you stream your favorite content (live sports, movies, etc) when you're traveling. Fastest VPN out there, connect in one click on desktop and mobile devices! If you're looking for a way to support the show, consider joining our Slack Community. You can support the show and purchase access below: Monthly access Annual access Personal consultation plus annual access We have witty, funny, sarcastic discussions about travel, for members only. My fellow travel experts are available to answer your questions and we host video chats multiple times per month.  

Watch the video pod here! We have a lot of ground to cover this week. Richard is hopping on Spirit and we're talking about the value of a Spirit airline ticket and the Big Front Seat. Delta says they're going to retract some of their changes. Richard and Ed are a bit skeptical that there will be meaningful retractions. Hyatt is rolling out a home rental program. While we don't have all the details yet Ed is pretty excited about the addition to the program. Richard is taking a wait and see approach. This week's epsiode is sponsored by NordVPN.  Both Ed and Richard use NordVPN.  Download NordVPN now and enjoy a 50% discount on an annual mobile subscription. Here's why Ed and Richard use NordVPN: Protects your privacy and blocks malicious websites. Helps you stream your favorite content (live sports, movies, etc) when you're traveling. Fastest VPN out there, connect in one click on desktop and mobile devices! If you're looking for a way to support the show, consider joining our Slack Community. You can support the show and purchase access below: Monthly access Annual access Personal consultation plus annual access We have witty, funny, sarcastic discussions about travel, for members only. My fellow travel experts are available to answer your questions and we host video chats multiple times per month. I appreciate your support!

Bilt Rewards has launched Bilt Experiences, the opportunity to redeem Bilt Points for sports tickets, concerts and other events.  They're launching with a cool NFL event where you can redeem your Bilt Rewards Points for NFL game tickets and even suite tickets, complete with food, booze and some Bilt swag. Richard is giving Ed advice on where he should be putting his credit card spend in 2023 and 2024 now that he's made the decision to abandon his Delta credit cards. Richard is raising money for a great cause, running a 5K at Disney for a great little girl named Emmy.  This week's epsiode is sponsored by NordVPN.  Both Ed and Richard use NordVPN.  Download NordVPN now and enjoy a 50% discount on an annual mobile subscription. Here's why Ed and Richard use NordVPN: Protects your privacy and blocks malicious websites. Helps you stream your favorite content (live sports, movies, etc) when you're traveling. Fastest VPN out there, connect in one click on desktop and mobile devices! If you're looking for a way to support the show, consider joining our Slack Community. You can support the show and purchase access below: Monthly access Annual access Personal consultation plus annual access We have witty, funny, sarcastic discussions about travel, for members only. My fellow travel experts are available to answer your questions and we host video chats multiple times per month. I appreciate your support! Don't forget that you can leave us a voicemail or text us at (571) 293-6659‬. Listen for your question on a future show! Shoot us an e-mail (ed@pizzainmotion.com) or you can tweet me and Richard if you have questions.

Unless you've been living under a rock you knew what this week's topic would be.  Delta has made massive changes to both their SkyMiles program and on Sky Club access.  How you earn elite status is changing and how much you'll need to spend is a big part of that equation. I'm joined by Gary Leff of View From The Wing and Clint Henderson of The Points Guy. This week's epsiode is sponsored by NordVPN.  Both Ed and Richard use NordVPN.  Download NordVPN now and enjoy a 50% discount on an annual mobile subscription. Here's why Ed and Richard use NordVPN: Protects your privacy and blocks malicious websites. Helps you stream your favorite content (live sports, movies, etc) when you're traveling. Fastest VPN out there, connect in one click on desktop and mobile devices! If you're looking for a way to support the show, consider joining our Slack Community. You can support the show and purchase access below: Monthly access Annual access Personal consultation plus annual access We have witty, funny, sarcastic discussions about travel, for members only. My fellow travel experts are available to answer your questions and we host video chats multiple times per month. I appreciate your support! Don't forget that you can leave us a voicemail or text us at (571) 293-6659‬. Listen for your question on a future show! Shoot us an e-mail (ed@pizzainmotion.com) or you can tweet me and Richard if you have questions.

Richard and Ed are both dealing with some travel fails as the summer winds down.  Thunderstorms are part of the issue but the lack of ability for some airlines to recover makes matters much worse. Southwest has made it much easier to earn the Companion Pass, arguably the best benefit of an airline loyalty program. Richard and Ed discuss this is detail and Richard contemplates a change in strategy. Lastly, Ed gets a chance to visit the Capital One Lounge shortly after it opened.  He had a mixed experience. This week's epsiode is sponsored by NordVPN.  Both Ed and Richard use NordVPN.  Download NordVPN now and enjoy a 50% discount on an annual mobile subscription. Here's why Ed and Richard use NordVPN: Protects your privacy and blocks malicious websites. Helps you stream your favorite content (live sports, movies, etc) when you're traveling. Fastest VPN out there, connect in one click on desktop and mobile devices! If you're looking for a way to support the show, consider joining our Slack Community. You can support the show and purchase access below: Monthly access Annual access Personal consultation plus annual access We have witty, funny, sarcastic discussions about travel, for members only. My fellow travel experts are available to answer your questions and we host video chats multiple times per month. I appreciate your support! Don't forget that you can leave us a voicemail or text us at (571) 293-6659‬. Listen for your question on a future show! Shoot us an e-mail (ed@pizzainmotion.com) or you can tweet me and Richard if you have questions.

In this episode at Ed Mylett's home, they discuss Ed's passion for real estate and investing in trophy properties. Want to be coached by me on real estate investing? Join our Wealthy Investor program today at https://wealthyinvestor.com--- Are you living The Wealthy Way? Take the quiz and get FREE access to the “Wealth Builder Academy” where I go over all the fundamentals of building wealth. https://www.wealthyway.com/Would you like my team to help build your personal brand? Apply to join Pineda Media at https://www.pinedamedia.com/ Looking to grow in your faith and business? Join Wealthy Kingdom today https://wealthykingdom.com/Want to partner with me to supercharge your business? Apply at https://www.pinedapartners.com/ You can invest in my real estate deals! Go to https://pinedacapital.com ---Connect with Ed! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/edmylett/YouTube -  @EdMylettShow  Buy his newest book here - https://thepowerofonemore.com/Ed's financial approach involves avoiding personal debt but being open to reasonable business debt.They delve into parenting with wealth and emphasize instilling grit in their children and showing the value of hard work. Ed deeply prefers working during vacations, feeling unproductive otherwise.Both Ed and Ryan's humble upbringings make them appreciate their financial success. Ed emphasizes that achieving your dreams can make countless micro-dreams come true for others, often people you haven't met yet.Ed and Ryan stress the importance of aligning emotions and intentions with goals. They talk about overcoming doubts and working on self-belief. Ryan's pursuit of being the best at what he does aligns with Ed's philosophy of pursuing emotions tied to accomplishments.They discuss faith and the role it plays in their lives. Ed believes that faith and hard work are essential for success.Ed reflects on his father's passing, realizing the significance of what one leaves behind. He's proud to have changed his family's financial trajectory.Ed's unexpected success in the insurance business highlights the potential of unlikely opportunities.They touch on dealing with mistakes, the importance of intention, and recognizing legitimate financial advisors through their lifestyle.Ed emphasizes the power of intention in personal growth and success. They discuss business expansion, recommending focusing on one business until it's lucrative before branching out.As entrepreneurs mature, they find value in building meaningful relationships rather than competing aggressively with others.Looking ahead, Ed wants to be at the forefront of change and sees entrepreneurs as a force for good in the world, aiming to contribute to humanity's peak performance.

Gary Leff joins us this week to talk about the new Capital One Lounge opening at Washington Dulles International Airport.  Richard and Ed have plenty of questions for Gary, he has the full scoop. After that, Richard has all sorts of probing questions for Gary. This week's epsiode is sponsored by NordVPN.  Both Ed and Richard use NordVPN.  Download NordVPN now and enjoy a 50% discount on an annual mobile subscription. Here's why Ed and Richard use NordVPN: Protects your privacy and blocks malicious websites. Helps you stream your favorite content (live sports, movies, etc) when you're traveling. Fastest VPN out there, connect in one click on desktop and mobile devices! If you're looking for a way to support the show, consider joining our Slack Community. You can support the show and purchase access below: Monthly access Annual access Personal consultation plus annual access We have witty, funny, sarcastic discussions about travel, for members only. My fellow travel experts are available to answer your questions and we host video chats multiple times per month. I appreciate your support! Don't forget that you can leave us a voicemail or text us at (571) 293-6659‬. Listen for your question on a future show! Shoot us an e-mail (ed@pizzainmotion.com) or you can tweet me and Richard if you have questions.

Ed checks into the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas and gets treated like a king.  Big upgrade as a result of his Marriott status! Richard and Ed talk about American Airlines' new international route announcements.  Does this mean more opportunites to use your miles? Hyatt has rolled out new ways to combine free nights with award reservations.  Ed and Richard are breaking down the changes and how they can help you on your next award booking. This week's epsiode is sponsored by NordVPN.  Both Ed and Richard use NordVPN.  Download NordVPN now and enjoy a 50% discount on an annual mobile subscription. Here's why Ed and Richard use NordVPN: Protects your privacy and blocks malicious websites. Helps you stream your favorite content (live sports, movies, etc) when you're traveling. Fastest VPN out there, connect in one click on desktop and mobile devices! Richard and Ed are also breaking down a listener follow-up question about Marriott versus Hyatt and how credit cards affect the award pricing for both chains.  And, they also discuss a scary story about a United flight that almost ended up in the ocean. If you're looking for a way to support the show, consider joining our Slack Community. You can support the show and purchase access below: Monthly access Annual access Personal consultation plus annual access We have witty, funny, sarcastic discussions about travel, for members only. My fellow travel experts are available to answer your questions and we host video chats multiple times per month. I appreciate your support! Don't forget that you can leave us a voicemail or text us at (571) 293-6659‬. Listen for your question on a future show! Shoot us an e-mail (ed@pizzainmotion.com) or you can tweet me and Richard if you have questions.

Ed is back from Billund, Denmark and has the details on Lego House.  TLDR: it's not just for kids! This week's epsiode is sponsored by NordVPN.  Both Ed and Richard use NordVPN.  Download NordVPN now and enjoy a 50% discount on an annual mobile subscription. Here's why Ed and Richard use NordVPN: Protects your privacy and blocks malicious websites. Helps you stream your favorite content (live sports, movies, etc) when you're traveling. Fastest VPN out there, connect in one click on desktop and mobile devices! Richard and Ed are also breaking down a listener follow-up question about Marriott versus Hyatt and how credit cards affect the award pricing for both chains.  And, they also discuss a scary story about a United flight that almost ended up in the ocean. If you're looking for a way to support the show, consider joining our Slack Community. You can support the show and purchase access below: Monthly access Annual access Personal consultation plus annual access We have witty, funny, sarcastic discussions about travel, for members only. My fellow travel experts are available to answer your questions and we host video chats multiple times per month. I appreciate your support! Don't forget that you can leave us a voicemail or text us at (571) 293-6659‬. Listen for your question on a future show! Shoot us an e-mail (ed@pizzainmotion.com) or you can tweet me and Richard if you have questions.

If you store office furniture and equipment, you'll want to listen to this podcast on how to reduce the risk of claims with Ed Katz, IOMI®, and Rob Clark, Account Sales Executive, Daryl Flood, WPS, Houston. Both Ed and Rob have extensive warehouse storage experience and are willing to share their knowledge with you.

As we approach Halloween, BOO!, it is only fitting we talk about FEAR, the fear of FAILURE *gasp* the horror, I know. This week I have the third installment and a fixture of this show, Edward Lynn, as the guest. He is a nurse by profession, but most importantly he has a deep passion, love, and calling to help others not just physically but mentally in growth and recovery. The fear of failure is much like a disease of the mind that affects everybody to different degrees. It's analogous to a cancer that infects the mind, and when left untreated can spread and become very destructive to our psyche. Many times it immobilizes people completely or other times it shows in dangerous micro or even overt aggressions. Both Ed and I get REAL AND RAW while we examine our journeys with understanding how we have processed failure and things we learned to help overcome the fear of it. The journey is difficult but with a willingness to grow and self reflect there is a light at the end of the tunnel for us all. Let's get there together! Follow for MORE FEELS here: -instagram: instagram.com/rightinthefeelspodcast -tiktok: @rightinthefeelspodcast -twitter: @jackzwchen Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe on itunes! Sharing is caring Email me ANYTHING!: rightinthefeelspod@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rightinthefeels/support

Thanks for listening!  Please support the Rob Skinner Podcast on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/robskinner In this episode of the Rob Skinner Podcast, Ed Anton talks about his conversion, his first marriage and divorce and how he left his job at Coca-Cola for the ministry.  He also talks about his book, Repentance, and how the concepts in it can help during the Covid pandemic. Who is Ed Anton? Ed Anton currently serves as leader of the Hampton Roads Church and chair of the American Commonwealth Region (25 churches in the Mid Atlantic region of the US). He is also a teacher on the ICOC Teachers Service Team, and directs the Anchor Academy which has trained over 100 ministers for full time ministry. He and his wife Deb have four children: Zach (30), Chase (28), Caleb (20), and Lindsay (18). Ed authored the book Repentance, A Cosmic Shift of Mind and Heart and developed the DiscipleMakers, eMANcipators, TentMakers, MeatEaters, NetMenders, and BodyBuilders programs for equipping disciples. Both Ed and Deb left successful careers to follow God's calling into ministry. Ed was a Marketing Director for Coca-Cola, and Deb was a Family Practice Physician.  

"The brain is an organ sculpted by experience." In this episode we sit down with Dr Ed Tronick, a pioneer in the field of child psychology and Dr Claudia Gold, a pediatrician expert and advocate for the study of parent-infant mental health. We've delved into the importance of early experiences before but in this episode we look specifically at one of the most powerful paradigms in child psychology, the Still Face Paradigm, which Dr Tronick discovered. Both Ed and Claudia make powerful arguments for why being able to move from states of mismatch and repair is vital when developing healthy relationships and how this need for repair is wired into babies right from birth. We also discuss how this paradigm relates to trauma and resilience; and how mental health, development and attachment are so closely related.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 30th and last podcast for the summer, Rob and Ed talk about becoming your own boss and striking it rich by starting your own company. You've heard the cliché, “Walk before you run.” After Ed's baptism by fire in starting a courier company, he became a disciple of “crawl before you walk.”

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 29th podcast, Rob and Ed talk about EEOC, sexual harassment, and other types of HR lawsuits. It's not all doom and gloom, though, because they have suggestions on how to minimize the risk of being sued.

“The Importance of Having a Mentor”—an interview with Rocco Balsamo, JK Moving Services, VP, Business Development and Jim Stevens, VP, M3 Commercial Moving & Logistics with Ed Katz and Rob Clark. For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 26th podcast, Rob and Ed interview Rocco and Jim to get their perspectives about the importance of having mentors advise key decision makers in the moving industry. When Ed ran Peachtree Movers, his confidant and mentor was a no-nonsense property manager who secretly fought behind enemy lines during the Vietnam war.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 25th podcast, Rob and Ed cover how to prevent disputes and quarrels between sales and operations. The battles between these two groups are not uncommon. Before Ed learned how to prevent them, he dreaded going to work because he’d get sucked into the middle of their squabbles.

Both Ed and Steve are feeling a little bit stressed, perhaps at the beginning of burnout. We discuss why this might be, and what we are doing about it.We also reveal our who guest host will be, stepping in for the next few weeks while I take a break.This episode is also on YouTube.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 24th podcast, they cover the best practice methods for managing your employees. In corporate America and especially in the moving industry, managers often delegate but don’t manage. In other words, they assign tasks but don’t go behind and inspect so they can expect.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 23rd podcast, they discuss the importance of praising your employees to bring the best out in them. According to Ed, men really need to be appreciated.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. 
In their 21st podcast, they reveal the 7 most important words for running a successful business. In Ed’s opinion, it’s one of the most important management tools he ever discovered.

About the Hearing Matters Podcast The Hearing Matters Podcast discusses hearing technology (more commonly known as hearing aids), best practices, and a growing national epidemic - Hearing Loss. The show is hosted by father and son - Blaise Delfino, M.S. - HIS and Dr. Gregory Delfino, CCC-A. Blaise Delfino and Dr. Gregory Delfino treat patients with hearing loss at Audiology Services, located in Bethlehem, Nazareth, and East Stroudsburg, PA. The Lehigh Valley’s First Ear Mold LabIn this episode Blaise Delfino interviews Bob Holbroook and Ed Graham of ProtoCAM Additive Manufacturing in Allentown, Pa. Both Ed and Bob have extensive experience in the additive manufacturing field. (Additive manufacturing is more commonly known as 3-D printing.) Ed has been with ProtoCAM since 1996 after graduating from college as a polymer engineer. Bob owned his own injection molding company and began working at ProtoCAM After selling his business. ProtoCAM was Bob’s prototype, so his background combined with Ed’s engineering skills made for the perfect match. Together with CEO of ProtoCAM, Ron Belknap, the three have a total 75 years of experience. An Idea Meets Manufacturing Blaise met Ed and Bob at a conference where Blaise was giving a talk on Fader Plugs, the world’s first adjustable, mechanical ear plug, which he invented and patented. The ProtoCAM employees immediately wanted to get involved. They offered to help Blaise with the manufacturing of Fader Plugs. Prototyping BeginsBoth were excited to get involved in the project, however, Bob was hesitant about making the fine parts inside the Fader Plugs and their biocompatibility. However, they were able to overcome the anticipated problems and move forward.The filter was the start of ProtoCAM’s relationship with Fader Plugs. After several design iterations, Bob and Ed realized this was something that had never been developed before. Neither of them knew much about audiology in general, so it was a huge learning experience for everyone. After three iterations of the filter, it was recommended that the filter size be decreased. They did manage to decrease it by 67 percent; however, it did not function correctly. Turn-Around TimeThis technology will enable a turn-around time of only a couple of days. This is important because those that need Fader Plugs are construction workers, musicians, people with hyperacusis, or anyone around continual noxious noise. It is important to get people into Fader Plugs as soon as possible so they can preserve their hearing. New Lab is IntroducedAs a result of the partnership between Fader Plugs and ProtoCAM, the first ear mold lab ever in the Lehigh Valley has been introduced. This is groundbreaking. It is also something that ProtoCAM CEO Ron Belknap has always wanted to do: manufacture a product from start to finish. A Contribution to Society ProtoCAM is excited to be helping others maintain their hearing health. They are also very dedicated to their customers, in this case Fader Plugs, and want to manufacture only the best, highest quality goods. Also knowing that the entire product was invented and manufactured in the Lehigh Valley is thrilling.          

“On the one hand, the cabinet minister has to understand that nature of the civil service role and the role of the permanent secretary as a leader alongside you… “But I think the permanent secretary also has to respect that the cabinet minister is not necessarily someone to be shaped in content or style to the previous way of doing things.” In this special episode, Sir David Bell and Ed Balls explore the minister-permanent secretary relationship. The two joined forces in 2007 at what was the Department for Children, Schools and Families – David as permanent secretary and Ed as secretary of state. They discuss first impressions and how they built a coherent team and vision together based on chemistry, trust, and openness, with plenty of fun thrown in there too. But it wasn't all plain sailing. The department faced a series of crises including SATs results, payments of Educational Maintenance Grants and the tragedy of Baby P. Both Ed and David talk about how they worked together in a crisis, and personally managed the pressure. If you would like to suggest an interviewee for the show, or tell us what you think, you can get in touch by emailing ggfeditor@gmail.com. If you are enjoying the show, we would really appreciate it if you could share it widely and give us a rating. Your host was Siobhan Benita. Kate Hodge edited the episode, and it was produced by James Ede.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. 
In their 20th podcast, they cover the best techniques for supervising a moving crew.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 18th podcast, they talk about the importance of developing a depth of management (CROSS TRAINING). To listen to this podcast, visit here. You can also find it on Spotify, Google, Facebook (IOMI), Parler, and Twitter.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 17th podcast, they cover how to train employees. Unfortunately, based upon their experience, most moving companies fail to train the proper way.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 16th podcast, they talk about how to treat your vendors to bring the best out in them. (Screaming at them is not an option.)

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 15th podcast, they interview Vince Burruano, VP Sales, Commercial Division, JK Moving Services. You can also find it on Spotify, Google, Facebook (IOMI), and Twitter.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 14th podcast, they discuss how to get customers to recommend you without asking them.

In today's segment, we focus on building better systems and becoming best-in-class real estate operators. Our guests, Ed Sittler and Perry Zhang, walk us through the ins and outs of their latest deals and share insider tips along the way. We open the show by hearing about Ed and Perry's professional history and get up to speed with their most recent CapEx development. Ed reveals some of the immediate challenges he and Perry faced, as listeners find out how the two were tasked with making a building habitable again. Perry expands on this and tells us about the different lenders and players which made their success possible. Yet, there is an important sequence to all this. One might have all the right ingredients, but if you don't follow the recipe, failure will be your result. In light of this, Perry details his entire process, referencing each player and what their role is. Adding to this, Ed shares valuable information about how you can keep your contractors accountable and why jobs are never perfectly executed the first time around. To conclude the show, we hear the pair's three biggest lessons from CapEx projects and why digging for detail and a big-picture mindset are their complementary asset management superpowers. To find out more, be sure to join us today!  Key Points From This Episode:Introducing today's guests, Perry Zhang and Ed Sittler.Both Ed and Perry give a small breakdown of their professional backgrounds.Ed tells us about his $1.4 million CapEx deal in Dallas.What it was like working with different lenders and players.Hear about the sequencing of their projects.How they hold their contractors accountable for the work they're doing.Lessons they've learned from their CapEx projects.How to approach escrowing and LPs.What Ed and Perry's asset management superpowers are.Important information about our podcast and where we will be moving to.Tweetables:“The first key move is to come up with a business plan. Plan the renovation ahead as much as possible.” — Perry Zhang [0:06:54]“Gates are super important, especially for C-class properties. You can get a lot of vagrants that you don't want on the property.” — Ed Sittler [0:05:25]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Perry Zhang on FacebookEd Sittler on FacebookEd Sittler emailLyftRedIQTwitterAmazonBrandon MartinezCity Gate Property ManagementAsset Management MasteryPassive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate Facebook Group Free Call with Kyle or Lalita

In today’s segment, we focus on building better systems and becoming best-in-class real estate operators. Our guests, Ed Sittler and Perry Zhang, walk us through the ins and outs of their latest deals and share insider tips along the way. We open the show by hearing about Ed and Perry’s professional history and get up to speed with their most recent CapEx development. Ed reveals some of the immediate challenges he and Perry faced, as listeners find out how the two were tasked with making a building habitable again. Perry expands on this and tells us about the different lenders and players which made their success possible. Yet, there is an important sequence to all this. One might have all the right ingredients, but if you don’t follow the recipe, failure will be your result. In light of this, Perry details his entire process, referencing each player and what their role is. Adding to this, Ed shares valuable information about how you can keep your contractors accountable and why jobs are never perfectly executed the first time around. To conclude the show, we hear the pair’s three biggest lessons from CapEx projects and why digging for detail and a big-picture mindset are their complementary asset management superpowers. To find out more, be sure to join us today! Key Points From This Episode:Introducing today’s guests, Perry Zhang and Ed Sittler.Both Ed and Perry give a small breakdown of their professional backgrounds.Ed tells us about his $1.4 million CapEx deal in Dallas.What it was like working with different lenders and players.Hear about the sequencing of their projects.How they hold their contractors accountable for the work they’re doing.Lessons they’ve learned from their CapEx projects.How to approach escrowing and LPs.What Ed and Perry’s asset management superpowers are.Important information about our podcast and where we will be moving to.Tweetables:“The first key move is to come up with a business plan. Plan the renovation ahead as much as possible.” — Perry Zhang [0:06:54]“Gates are super important, especially for C-class properties. You can get a lot of vagrants that you don’t want on the property.” — Ed Sittler [0:05:25]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Perry Zhang on FacebookEd Sittler on FacebookEd Sittler emailLyftTwitterRedIQAmazonBrandon MartinezCity Gate Property ManagementAsset Management MasteryPassive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate Facebook Group Free Call with Kyle or Lalita

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 13th podcast, they discuss how to collect what you bill.

SHOW SPONSOR: www.PeacefulFathers.com Follow the Founder: www.Twitter.com/PeacefulFathers *** Today I was joined by Ed Latimore, a man that is becoming more and more of a household name year after year. Ed is a best-selling author, former professional heavyweight boxer, competitive chess player, and relevant to this discussion an individual who makes a living - living his life. We talk about the cost you must pay in order to run a successful "Brand of Me". Both Ed and I offer lessons learned, advice for those starting, and how others can position themselves to really separate their content from a majority of those out there who are looking to do the same. At the end of the day, it comes down to having a life lived and stories to share. I hope you enjoy hearing this chat as much as I enjoyed holding it. Ed's Website: https://edlatimore.com/about/ Ed's Twitter: https://twitter.com/EdLatimore Ed's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edlatimore/ ************************************************************** Want to work one on one to get you headed in the right direction? Schedule a call today: www.calendly.com/zacsmall/coaching-call ************************************************************** Want to support the work I'm doing? www.thefamilyalpha.com/Donate ************************************************************** SUBSCRIBE to the Email List for premium content: www.TheFamilyAlpha.com/Newsletter ************************************************************** Join The Fraternity of Excellence, a place where fathers, husbands, single gents, (all men)come together to become better men; Be held to a standard by your motivated peers: www.FraternityofExcellence.com ************************************************************** Zac's Social Media: TWITTER: www.twitter.com/ZacSmall_ INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/ZacSmall_ FACEBOOK: www.Facebook.com/Zachary.Small.9 BLOG: www.thefamilyalpha.com/ ************************************************************** For all Business/Sponsorship inquires email ZSmall@TheFamilyAlpha.com This podcast is not to be reproduced without prior authorization.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 12th podcast, they discuss how to close the deal and get the move.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 11th podcast, they interview Larry Dillon, Owner of Wendover, who discusses how to get great leads.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. If you would like us to discuss a topic of your choosing, please email Ed at edkatz@officemoves.com In their 10th podcast, they discuss another great marketing tool—“The Disaster Recovery Plan.”

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 9th podcast, they discuss an incredibly unique and easy to use marketing tool.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 8th podcast, they discuss how to network and get leads.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their 7th podcast, they discuss how to get large corporate client moves.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their sixth podcast, the importance of separating “cold-calling” from outside sales.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their fifth podcast, they discuss how to “brand” your service by solving your customers’ worst nightmares. https://officemoves.com/

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their forth podcast, they discuss the risk of sounding like your competition.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark continue their podcast series called “The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR.” Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their third podcast, they discuss the myth that the customer is always right.

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark have launched a new podcast series called The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR. Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they plan to provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their second podcast, they identify the importance of constantly growing your business and how most movers diversify to increase their revenue.

From who gets an ICU bed to volunteering for a vaccine trial, ethics in the time of COVID is a complicated business. “Sometimes we fall into the trap of thinking that life is mostly ethically neutral unless we come across some catastrophe or other, or some really difficult moral choice. But when we look more closely - and this I think is what COVID has done - we realise that our values and our beliefs about the world, and what’s important, and who’s important, are making themselves present all the time.” Dan Fleming is the head of Ethics and Formation at St Vincent’s Health - so he’s been kept plenty busy this year. He speaks with Natasha about pandemic ethics - pandethics, if you will - including who gets prioritised when health resources are scarce, quality-adjusted life years, and what happens when a vaccine becomes available. Natasha also speaks with Ed O’Neill, an oncology researcher at Oxford University - who also put his hand up to be one of the first guinea pigs in the world for a COVID-19 vaccine trial. Both Ed and Dan draw on a particular ethical framework for the choices they’ve had to make in this pandemic year - one that conceives of people as made in the image of God, and centres on love of neighbour. “The neighbour to whom one is called first is the neighbour who's forgotten by everyone else. So today we might talk about priority populations, or poor and vulnerable groups. Different commentators use different language, so they might talk about the forgotten ones, or those who live on the underside … A unique feature of this framework is every person has the same value, objectively speaking. Every human person is enshrined in a special dignity. And that calls on us to think about, okay, well, in the context in which we find ourselves, whose dignity isn't being ensured? Whose dignity is not being served by our current context?”

For anyone involved in the relocation industry, Ed Katz and Rob Clark have launched a new podcast series called The COMMERCIAL RELOCATION HAPPY HOUR. Both Ed and Rob have had highly successful careers in the office moving arena. In their weekly podcasts, they plan to provide step-by-step ideas and techniques to help their listeners become more successful in sales and operations. In their first podcast, they cover how to overcome the challenges of selling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join Holli and Jeanna as they cover: H&J bust out to Vegas consuming too many beverages Does COVID float? Hmmm…… 106 degrees at the pool. It’s a no go for H&J Shout out to Alaska Air – H&J felt like VIPs H&J like a helpful airplane man Brace yourself – Jeanna’s bringing it this episode Holli listened to the podcast on the plane Something happened and Holli’s head nodded off after the rose in a can Jeanna had an epiphany to listen to a podcast while getting ready in Vegas John Assaraf was a part of the secret and on the Ed Mylett Show Ed has a lot of affection for everyone, he is a little delicious Holli has affection for Ed Holli gives away secrets of manifestation for H&J travel Holli takes a picture of where she is going and writes experiences she wants to have It’s intentional living Rewiring of the brain Define your goal and ask yourself are you committed or just interested? There is a difference. Mindfulness and intent Let’s reinvent our goals and create a daily practice Daily use your finger to trace over your goals and practice, go through it, record it and listen to it – this is how you rewire your brain H&J aligned our goals to be more powerful Celebrate your accomplishments – the little things and the big things – if it moves you write it down Edible glitter in H&J champagne – decadent What energetic fuckery is this? H&J walk through goal setting and daily practice For example, weight is energy, release it if you want to lose weight Master the act of change and being in the flow with change instead of mastering comfort Tim Ferriss podcast had Hugh Jackman – he is intentful and focused Both Ed and Tim have guests that do their work at the highest levels and are asked what they do that creates that level of success. What makes special people special. What sets them apart in their field Hugh Jackman is a courageous man for changing life direction when he recognized her made a mistake Hugh inspired Jeanna for a cold shower…. Goop Lab on Netflix talks about the Wim Hoff method Goop Lab actually showed a real women’s orgasm Uplevel Uncorked Assignment: Make your goals, create a daily practice and go over them daily. Share and connect with your friends. Celebrate your accomplishments. Resources: Innersize by John Assaraf Ed Mylett Show Podcast – Evolve Your Brain w/John Assaraf The Tim Ferriss Show #444 Hugh Jackman Goop Lab with Gwyneth Paltrow Netflix special

Much to Ed’s delight, Ohio is in the building, at least virtually, as the Drinking Partners welcome co-owners Mike and Greg and head brewer Jared from Alematic Ales, out of Huber Heights, Ohio. Both Ed and Day admit love for the Alematic beer names, which leads to a conversation on the connection between recipe development and beer monikers. Or, as head brewer Jared states, “We try not to brew boring styles,” as they get inspiration from the culinary world. Listen in as Greg talks about how Alematic incorporates an underground hip hop element into their brewery’s vibe and how their multicultural staff encourages and creates a welcoming place for all kinds of beer drinkers. An especially important analysis of how Covid-19 had affected breweries happens near the midway point. Craft beer fans across the country will be able to sample Alematic Ale’s collaboration with 11th Hour Brewing for Fresh Fest Digi Fest through Tavour and Beverages 2 U. Learn more about Alematic at: https://www.alematicbrewing.com.

We sat down with Ed Accura and Danielle Obe of the Black Swimmers Association to discuss how swimming can truly move toward being more inclusive. ***We did experience minor technical difficulties during this recording, and you will see Coleman/Braden's frames come in/out of the screen. However, don't let distract you from the important messages that Ed and Danielle deliver throughout the podcast.*** 1:11: Ed kicked things off with his journey of making the film "A Film Called Blacks Can't Swim", which has its worldwide release on Amazon June 26. The movie was one of the projects that spearheaded the founding of the BSA, and what inspired Danielle to seek out Ed and work with him. 18:20: Danielle is no stranger to trying to make the aquatic community more inclusive of Black and Minority Ethnicities (BME). She started her own company, My Nemes, with a mission "To provide a SIMPLE HAIR SOLUTION, one that gives the BME community the confidence to START ENGAGING in recreational aquatic activities". 26:41: Both Ed and Danielle give insight as to how the aquatic community can make changes so that the BME community feels included and encouraged to participate, and how the current Black Lives Matter movement in the USA and worldwide has affected their cause. Click here to listen and subscribe on Spotify Click here to listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts Click here to listen and subscribe on Podbean Click here to listen and subscribe on Google Click here to listen and subscribe on YouTube

The Drinking Partners welcome Jerry Dickinson, a constitutional law and property professor at the University of Pittsburgh and candidate for the Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional District. Both Ed and Day are smitten with Professor Dickinson from the opening introduction and offer a ringing endorsement: he has an “electable face.” Speaking on the importance of defending democracy and being a champion for the people, Mr. Dickinson shares his own personal story, one that began in the Pittsburgh foster care system. Now, he seeks to be a “transformational leader,” one who will not accept corporate PAC money and supports grassroot movements. Listen in for a real conversation about policy and plans and a comprehensive discussion on how Mr. Dickinson wants to make certain that no residents of the 18th District are left behind. Stay tuned until the closing minutes to hear his 30-second elevator pitch and his favorite form of potato. To learn more about Jerry Dickinson, visit his website: www.jerrydickinson.com.

What started off in old school bus purchased in Philadelphia has now grown into a soon-to-be-open restaurant in the North Side as The Coop Chicken & Waffles takes flight. Justin Fitzgerald, co-owner and a Texas native, joins the Drinking Partners to talk about his transition to Pittsburgh living and the family recipes that have made their food truck so popular in and around the city. Mr. Fitzgerald offers an inside look into the switch from operating a food truck to opening a storefront and the ups and downs that go along with that change. Both Ed and Day are thrilled when Justin offers to co-host in exchange for chicken. Listen in for clues about what makes their chicken so special (14 ingredients!) and why they insist upon a fresh, made to order, and customer first approach. Keep up with The Coop Chicken & Waffles: www.thecooppgh.com and @thecooppgh across social media.

Cruise's mysterious "Beyond The Car" event turns out to have been the reveal of its first dedicated robotaxi, the Origin. Both Ed and Kirsten were on hand for the reveal, and share their impressions and analysis of the first production-intent autonomous mobility device by a major Level 4 AV developer. Alex provides the critical perspective (disclosure: he works for a competitor), prompting a lively debate about AV strategy, positioning and communication.

We chat to new podcast host and podcast friend Ben Brace on his new DWG Podcast, plus we talk Landscape architecture, what its all about and how the podcast is. here's abit from their website.."The DWG podcast aims to explore themes of research, education and practice, ideas of place, health and wellbeing, landscape's role in mitigating climate breakdown and biodiversity loss, re-wilding, green infrastructure and societal issues through the lens of landscape.​Ben and Ed met way back in 2004 whilst studying Landscape and Garden Design at Writtle College University and have remained good friends ever since. Their careers have taken very separate but at times interconnecting paths, with both for example, having moved to Australia for a time and ending up working for different offices of the same company. Both Ed and Ben are Chartered Landscape Architects and have been working in the landscape industry for over a decade.​Edward's career in landscape was sparked growing up on his family farm and following his qualification in Landscape Architecture he has gone on to explore the industry from the perspective of everything from commercial master planning to niche residential spaces. Throughout his career he has remained true to his roots valuing the local and sustainable and has gone on to build a landscape architecture practice that centres around these principles. He and his practice are also interested in landscape's role in health and wellbeing and much of his design work centres around these concepts. He is interested in the idea that good landscape design can be both sustainable, healthy (for person and place) and unequivocally beautiful all at the same time.​Ben has been involved in the Horticultural industry since childhood. His passion for plants was forged whilst working on his parents market stall, selling plants and flowers to the folk of Romford. This led to him studying for qualification in Horticulture before embarking on his landscape journey at Writtle. Alongside his firm grounding in all things green, he is also interested in ideas of place and locality, specifically within food production and agriculture in the urban/peri-urban realm." See more at www.dwgpodcast.co.ukThanks so much for the support on this podcast.. Even if you share to just one mate this week id be so thankful! Nice one. much loveLee

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she is joined again by Officers Ed Lemon and Jerry Williams. When Ed and Jerry were on the show a few months ago, we knew that this conversation could keep going. Both Ed and Jerry are interested in the impact that understanding the mind has on the work of police and others in criminal justice. In this show we will explore separate realities and what it has to do with profiling and policing.Ed Lemon is currently a Sergeant with the St Paul Police Department assigned to the Training Unit. He has been a police officer since 1981 and was previously employed in the cities of Boynton Beach, FL and Ft Lauderdale, FL. Among his other duties, he has written and administered grants dealing with high risk youth and their parents. These programs were directed at instructing Correction Workers, Teachers, Police, Counselors, and Social Service Providers in a 3 Principle-based approach to connecting with High Risk Youth and their families while lowering the youth’s risk of continued substance abuse, violent acts and other continued criminal activity. Additionally, Ed has served in the capacity of a Beat Officer, Patrol Supervisor, Juvenile Investigator, Homicide Investigator, Domestic Violence Investigator, and the Police Department’s Director of the Employee Assistance Program.Jerry Williams has been a police officer for 33 years. His community policing work in Oakland, California led to crime declining to zero in a period of 18 months in the most dangerous neighborhood in the City of Oakland. Jerry trained with Roger Mills, one of the pioneers in the 3 Principles psychology. Jerry received the Peace Prize and was invited to the White House by Attorney General Janet Reno, who was impressed with the transformation in the communities of Coliseum Garden and Lockwood Garden. These two communities had been 4th in the nation for homicide and drugs.

YOUR 2016 PHP PODCAST OF THE YEAR from simpleprogrammer.com Welcome to the very first episode of 2017! We’re back after a nice break for the holidays and ready to get back to being insightful and unfiltered. In this episode we talked about the concept of “programming as craft” with Chris and Ed having a great discussion about what should follow after the phrase “programmers need to learn empathy.” Ed also released some music, and is donating all the proceeds to OSMI. Chris was sad that he did not get the opportunity to re-record the vocal tracks from some of Ed’s older material in his own signature vocal style. Chris also talked (not so briefly) about the new laptop he bought and the security measures he decided to take with it. Do these things! Check out our sponsors WonderNetwork, Grumpy Learning and Open Sourcing Mental Illness Buy stickers at devhell.info/shop Follow us on Twitter here Rate us on iTunes here Listen Download now (MP3) Links and Notes Kent Beck’s tweet about programmers and empathy Ed recommended a book on non-violent communication Ed’s music stylings as Dead Agent Chris bought a Satechi Slim Type-C Multi-Port Adapter and one of the Apple USB-A-to-C adapters for his YubiKey Can Single User Mode get around FileVault? Prey can help protect your laptop if it gets stolen Chris blogged about his new laptop and setup Both Ed and Chris have had great success with recommendations provided by The Wirecutter

Episode 7 features interviews with two pinball-loving musicians: Australian singer/songwriter Darren Hanlon, and Ed Robertson of the Barenaked Ladies! Both Ed and Darren were touring through Seattle in the same week, and each graciously made the time to sit down with us and talk about their personal pinball histories. And because this is an all-audio experience, we just had to share some of their music with you! Pardon the varying sound quality of the interviews -- we're making it up with four great songs. Hope you enjoy them as much as we do!

John Rataczak was born in Columbia, Missouri and raised in the St. Louis area.  He was saved at an early age through the ministry of the Chatham Bible Church of Wellston, Missouri (now located in Hazelwood, Missouri).His father was a chemical engineer and his mother was a housewife.  Both were saved during  John’s early childhood years.  Certainly the truth of Acts 16:31 applies in this case: in a short time all the members of the family received Christ as Savior!  Both Ed and Mary (his parents) are now with the Lord.God led John to become involved in full time Christian work during his freshman year at Bob Jones University.  Since that calling, he has earned a B.A. in Bible, an M.A. in Pastoral Studies, and a Ph.D. in New Testament Text (Greek).His teaching  experience includes teaching Greek, Hebrew, Theology, Apologetics, Church History, English Bible, and various Biblical Backgrounds courses in three Christian colleges and two graduate schools.  In addition, he served as a soccer coach in two ministries.His pastoral experience includes ministries in Pennsylvania and Ohio.  He has filled the pulpit of many Bible-believing churches in a number of states as well and plans to initiate a Bible Conference ministry as God supplies the opportunity.Presently he is the founder and sole proprietor of Eleutheros Books. Book Ministry:www.eleutherosbooks.comOnline Christian Bookstore:www.eleutherosbookstore.com  

John Rataczak was born in Columbia, Missouri and raised in the St. Louis area.  He was saved at an early age through the ministry of the Chatham Bible Church of Wellston, Missouri (now located in Hazelwood, Missouri).His father was a chemical engineer and his mother was a housewife.  Both were saved during  John’s early childhood years.  Certainly the truth of Acts 16:31 applies in this case: in a short time all the members of the family received Christ as Savior!  Both Ed and Mary (his parents) are now with the Lord.God led John to become involved in full time Christian work during his freshman year at Bob Jones University.  Since that calling, he has earned a B.A. in Bible, an M.A. in Pastoral Studies, and a Ph.D. in New Testament Text (Greek).His teaching  experience includes teaching Greek, Hebrew, Theology, Apologetics, Church History, English Bible, and various Biblical Backgrounds courses in three Christian colleges and two graduate schools.  In addition, he served as a soccer coach in two ministries.His pastoral experience includes ministries in Pennsylvania and Ohio.  He has filled the pulpit of many Bible-believing churches in a number of states as well and plans to initiate a Bible Conference ministry as God supplies the opportunity.Presently he is the founder and sole proprietor of Eleutheros Books. Book Ministry:www.eleutherosbooks.comOnline Christian Bookstore:www.eleutherosbookstore.com  

Welcome to Jobs in Pods with you host, Peter Clayton. On today’s jobcast you’ll meet Ed Hall, Senior General Manager, Engine Technologies, GE Transportation, and Eric Dillen, Dual Fuel Program Leader with GE Transportation. Both Ed and Eric are based in Erie, PA. Listen Now! GE Transportation is a global technology leader and supplier to […]