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Probably the most inspired and provocative conversation I've ever had on the nature of time and human creativity.Joining me for this trialogue are Eric Wargo, author of From Nowhere: Artists, Writers, and the Precognitive Imagination (previously on FF episodes 117 and 171), and J.F. Martel, author of Reclaiming Art in The Age of Artifice and co-host (with Phil Ford) of Weird Studies podcast (previously on FF episodes 18, 71, 126, and 214). Our discussion centers on the concept of precognition — the ability to perceive future events — as the mechanism of all human creative activity. Both Eric and J.F. argue that art, like shamanistic practices, acts as a means of accessing and expressing precognitive experiences, often manifesting as seemingly coincidental events or uncanny correspondences between art and reality. We talk about the role of trauma and dissociation in stimulating creative breakthroughs — why there seems to be a direct biological and psychological link between suffering, displacement, and the discovery of radical new insights and modes of being. Can we create without destroying, or are rupture and connection one thing?We also examine how emerging media through the ages have shaped our experience of time. Starting with the earliest Paleolithic artifacts and the role of cave art in facilitating or encoding ecstatic experience, we trace the evolution of art through to how the development “the cut” in modern cinema led to new ideas of causality. Each new medium provides novel ways of thinking about leaps across space and time, and their study offers new points of entry into a unifying philosophy of rupture and discontinuity.Lastly, we explore some of my own most potent and disquieting precognitive experiences in light of Eric's argument that the UFO phenomenon may actually be the braided precognitive experiences of future human beings and symbiotic artificial intelligences — a thesis that sheds new light on everything from the lives and work of Philip K. Dick, Jacques Vallée, Carl Jung, Andrei Tarkovsky, to The Book of Ezekiel.Where we're going, we won't need roads…Speaking of art, UFOs, psychedelic experience, and time machines, here's the standalone music video for the song we discuss in this episode that was inspired by my UFO (or were they time machine) experiences in 2007. I threw it back in as a coda to the episode but in case you want to view it in its original resolution and in the context of the entire album, here you go. The “8:33” section starts around 3:58:✨ ChaptersChapter 1: Introduction (0:00:00)Chapter 2: Precognitive Imagination in the Arts (0:08:57)Chapter 3: The Personal is Precognitive (0:13:34)Chapter 4: The Cut and the Leap (0:22:15)Chapter 5: The Brain as a Fast-Forwarder (0:30:38)Chapter 6: Campfires, TVs, and Flickering Consciousness (0:38:57)Chapter 7: The Trauma of Truth (0:48:04)Chapter 8: Prophecy and The Trash Stratum (0:54:33)Chapter 9: UFOs as Time Machines, The Disappointment of Destiny (1:14:39)Chapter 10: Closing and News on Upcoming Releases (1:20:28)✨ Other MentionsAn inexhaustive list of people, places, and key works mentioned in this episode.* Morgan Robertson: Author of a novel that is believed to have predicted the sinking of the Titanic.* Hunter S. Thompson: Author and journalist.* William Shakespeare: Playwright who wrote Macbeth.* Comte de Lautréamont: A French poet who talked about "the cut" in his work.* Jean Epstein: Author of the book on the philosophy of cinema, The Intelligence of a Machine.* Carl Jung: Psychoanalyst who developed the concept of synchronicity.* Sergei Eisenstein: Filmmaker, and film theorist.* Gilles Deleuze: Philosopher who argued that “difference is more fundamental than identity.”* Cy Twombly: Artist whose work is discussed by Eric Wargo.* Andrei Tarkovsky: Filmmaker who wrote a diary entry quoted in From Nowhere.* Philip K. Dick: Science fiction author whose experiences with precognition and synchronicity are discussed in From Nowhere.* Jacques Vallée: Scientist and ufologist, author of a book about the UFO phenomena called Passport to Magonia.* Diana Pasulka: Academic who studies the UFO phenomenon.* Johnjoe McFadden: Scientist who works on quantum biology.* Henri Bergson: Philosopher known for his work on time and consciousness, is quoted as saying “the universe is a machine for the making of gods.”* Octavia E. Butler: Science fiction author.* Harlan Ellison: Science fiction author.* James Cameron: Filmmaker who directed The Terminator.* Max Simon Ehrlich: Screenwriter who wrote the Star Trek episode The Apple.* Megan Phipps: Guest on the Future Fossils podcast (episode 214).* Michelangelo: Guest on the Future Fossils podcast who discussed Paisley Ontology and precognition with Michael Garfield.* Björk: Musician, whose song "Modern Things" is mentioned.* Greg Bishop: UFO historian.* Terence McKenna: Ethnobotanist and writer who coined the term "immanentize the eschaton.".* Phil Ford: Co-host of the Weird Studies podcast.* Richard Wagner: Composer who was arrested in 1837.* Zozobra: a hundred-year-old effigy burn in Santa Fe, NM.* Esalen Institute: the center of the Human Potential movement, in Big Sur, CA.* The Fort-Da Game: A game observed by Sigmund Freud in which a child throws a toy away and then retrieves it, demonstrating an understanding of object permanence.* The Third Man Factor: A phenomenon experienced by explorers and mountain climbers in extreme survival situations, involving the feeling of a presence accompanying them. 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Eric Schulze loves the intersection of science and food so much that after many years as an FDA regulator, he decided in 2016 to leave the federal government to join the then-nascent Memphis Meats (now UPSIDE Foods). He'd go on to spend the next seven years working to advance the cultivated meat pioneer's science, technology, communications, and ultimate regulatory approval by the agency for which he used to work. Now, Eric's charting a new path for himself, founding GoodHumans, a consultancy aimed at assisting and even launching biotech startups seeking to bring their new innovations to the world. In this episode, Eric and I discuss the state of the cultivated meat movement today and where it may be heading. This includes the path to commercialization, the obituaries being written for the sector, the statewide sales bans on the product, and comparisons to other technologies. We even discuss our mutual love of sci-fi and give some recommendations to those of you fellow nerds out there.  Eric's a wealth of knowledge on all things alt-protein, so if you want both information and inspiration, listen to what he's got to say. Discussed in this episode Eric first learned about cultivated meat after the $18,000 meatball was unveiled in 2016. Our past episodes on this show with Uma Valeti and Teryn Wolfe, the latter of whom Eric has jointly launched a new company, Nexture Bio. Eric is a big fan of British physicist David Deutsch  Eric recommends reading The Science of Science (nonfiction) along with fiction such as The Name of the Wind, Three Body Problem, and The Maniac. Paul recommends Tender is the Flesh (fiction) and Frostbite (nonfiction). He also wrote a review of some 19th century animal protection literature recently.  Both Eric and Paul liked the films Gattaca and Elysium. More about Eric Schulze, PhD Eric Schulze, PhD is a professional molecular biologist, genetic engineer, and former federal biotechnology regulator, and most recently is the CEO of GoodHumans, a full-service strategy and design firm. He served as Vice President of Product and Regulation at UPSIDE Foods, where he led both design and development of the company's meat products as well as its regulatory-, policy-, and government affairs. Before that, he served as a U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulator, handling a portfolio of novel food and drug biotechnology products. As a civil servant, Dr. Schulze also served as a federal STEM education policy capacity within the National Science Foundation and currently works with the National Academy of Sciences on undergraduate STEM education transformation. He holds a doctorate in genetic, cellular, and molecular biology with a specialty in embryonic stem cell engineering and is trained in broadcast communication, speechwriting, and risk assessment.

Today's set of interviews features Eric Holmes interviewing Seven Cemeteries director John Gulager and Kaos actress Shila Ommi. The reason why Eric and I could not review Seven Cemeteries was this was recorded last week and the embargo had not lifted. Both Eric and I recommend the feature btw! Seven Cemeteries poster/photos courtesy of Quiver Distribution. Kaos poster/photos courtesy of Netflix/Justin Downing. Timestamps (0:00) - Intro and Seven Cemeteries Intro (4:48) - Seven Cemeteries interview John Gulager (14:04) - Kaos intro (16:52) - Interview with Kaos actress Shila Ommi   ***Support CinemAddicts by purchasing/renting movies using our Amazon affilate links or our SiteStripe.  ***CinemAddicts Movie Picks (worth Renting/Purchasing) include: Seven Cemeteries Dominique The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry Red Rooms Take Cover For Ad-Free CinemAddicts episodes, subscribe to our CinemAddicts YouTube Channel. Like Our CinemAddicts Facebook Page Join our CinemAddicts Facebook Group for daily movie recommendations. Questions/comments on CinemAddicts email Greg Srisavasdi at info@findyourfilms.com. Our website is Find Your Film. Shop our CinemAddicts Merch store (shirts, hoodies, mugs). We do a bonus episode each month and early access spoilers for our CinemAddicts Patreon Members: CinemAddicts hosts: Bruce Purkey, Eric Holmes, Greg Srisavasdi Thanks to our Patreon Community 1. Ryan Smith 2. Stephen Schrock 3. Susan 4. Charles Peterson 5. Nelson B. McClintock 6. Diana Van De Kamp 7. Pete Abeyta 8. Tyler Andula 9. Stephen Mand 10. Edmund Mendez 11. Abbie Schmidt 12. Jeff Tait 13. Superfan Giovanni 14. Robert Prakash 15. Kristen 16. Chris M 17. Jeremy Chappell 18. Lewis Longshadow 19. Iver 20. Alex Clayton 21. Daniel Hulbert 22. Andrew Martin 23. Angela Clark 24. Myron Freeman 25. Kayn Kalmbach 26. Aaron Fordham 27. Tracy Peters 28. Grant Boston 29. Ken Cunningham

Send us a textIn this week's episode, Eric and Justin dive into a conversation about the longevity of relationships built with students that extend beyond the band hall. We, as music educators, have a great opportunity to invest in our kids for now and for years down the road. Both Eric and Justin recall moments that have afforded them a place to still have the space to continue to pour and mentor. This episode is to inspire and help all of our listeners see the opportunity we have to continue being an oasis of help for young minds. Please check out this week's episode to be encouraged and inspired. Enjoy and share!!!In Rotation:Eric- De Parranda & Tobe Nswige, PJ Morton - "We Need Angels"Justin- Frankie Beverly "We Are One"Support the showConnect with us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @podthescoreEmail: podthescore@gmail.com | The Score Podcast WebsiteSupport The Score on Patreon or PaypalMusic Credits:Intro: Justin McLean In Rotation & Outro: Ben Bohorquez - @jamin_music

In this episode of the Building HVAC Science Podcast, host Bill Spohn is joined by co-host Eric Kaiser and guest Russ King to discuss various aspects of HVAC design, focusing on the complexities and updates to Manual S, a critical document for HVAC equipment selection. Russ King shares his extensive background in building energy modeling and HVAC design, including his journey from traditional HVAC methods to co-founding Coded Energy, a company that developed Kwik Model 3D, a 3D modeling software for load calculations, which has greatly simplified and improved the accuracy of HVAC designs. The conversation delves into the intricacies of Manual S, highlighting how it has evolved to better address modern challenges in HVAC design, particularly with the rise of variable speed equipment and the need for more precise dehumidification strategies. The guests discuss the importance of proper equipment sizing to ensure comfort and efficiency, and they explore how Manual S provides a structured approach to this process. They also touch on the challenges contractors face in following these guidelines, noting that despite the benefits, a relatively small percentage of designs adhere strictly to Manual S due to a lack of awareness or understanding within the industry. The episode concludes with insights into practical HVAC design challenges, such as thermostat placement and the importance of air distribution, emphasizing the need for continuous learning and application of best practices. Both Eric and Russ stress the value of using accurate data and following established guidelines to improve the overall quality and performance of HVAC systems, urging listeners to engage with the math behind the designs and to collaborate with others in the industry to refine their skills. Russ' LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/russell-king-m-e-70342913/ Kwik Model 3D website: https://kwikmodel.com Downloadable Manual S: https://www.acca.org/standards/technical-manuals/manual-s SpeedSheets downloads https://www.acca.org/standards/speedsheets/speedsheets-download?submissionGuid=645e594e-00c3-4006-8983-086f39f6fd35 ACCA Approved software: https://www.acca.org/standards/approved-software The Structure and “path” of using ACCA manuals in Residential and Commercial Applications: https://www.acca.org/standards/technical-manuals Overview of Manual S: https://www.viridiant.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Manual-S-Brochure_.pdf Free Online Sizing calulator: https://www.loadcalc.net/sizing.php An Overview of Manual S: https://www.load-calculations.com/what-is-acca-manual-s-.html   This episode was recorded in August 2024.

This series has went by fast, we are almost done with our buddy series for the year and in this episode we talk about the White Castle buddies. Both Eric and Jordan have had White Castle back in day, which Jordan does not remember much. We always ask in this series, is this the best buddy movie. Download this episode now to hear what the movie guys think of Harold and Kumar go to White Castle.    Eric-Large         Jordan-Medium  

This episode of 83Weeks with Eric Bischoff is brought to you by Magic Spoon! Get $5 off your next order through my link https://sponsr.is/magicspoon_83weeks or use code 83WEEKS at checkout, or look for Magic Spoon in your nearest grocery store! Both Eric and Conrad are heading to our AD Free Show Top Guy Weekend event in Chicago, so this week we're celebrating our WCW Hall Of Fame inductee for Single Star, Sting! The guys have opened the vault to take us back to one of the wildest years in the icon's career 1997. Hear all about Sting's Crow character which had debuted the previous fall, putting him up in the rafters, slow burning the angle between himself, the NWO, and Hulk Hogan, keeping it fresh, who he associated with, thoughts on the character backstage and the way it was being used. keeping Sting out of the ring for the full year until the main event of Starrcade '97, worries about his conditioning and look, and so much more! NOTE: Find out the rest of the first class into the WCW Hall Of Fame exclusively here: https://youtu.be/sAAFU498rQc HOME CHEF - Home Chef is offering 18 Free Meals! Go to https://www.homechef.com/BISCHOFFFAM LUMEN - Take the next step in improving your health, go to https://www.lumen.me/83WEEKS to get 15% off your Lumen.  GAMETIME - Take the guesswork out of buying tickets with Gametime. Download the Gametime app, create an account, and redeem code WEEKS for $20 off your first purchase (terms apply). Download Gametime today. What time is it? Gametime. BE KIND REWIND - If you love 80s and 90s nostalgia, Be Kind Let's Rewind is the podcast for you. New episodes air every Friday on all major podcasting platforms. Subscribe to their YouTube page @BeKindLetsRewind. BLUECHEW - Try BlueChew FREE when you use our promo code 83WEEKS at checkout--just pay $5 shipping. That's https://bluechew.com/, promo code 83WEEKS to receive your first month FREE SAVE WITH CONRAD - Stop throwing your money on rent! Get into a house with NO MONEY DOWN and roughly the same monthly payment at https://www.savewithconrad.com ADVERTISE WITH ERIC - If your business targets 25-54 year old men, there's no better place to advertise than right here with us on 83 Weeks. You've heard us do ads for some of the same companies for years...why? Because it works! And with our super targeted audience, there's very little waste. Go to https://www.podcastheat.com/advertise now and find out more about advertising with 83 Weeks. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCqQc7Pa1u4plPXq-d1pHqQ/join BECOME A 83 WEEK MEMBER NOW: https://www.youtube.com/@83weeks/membership Get all of your 83 Weeks merchandise at https://boxofgimmicks.com/collections/83-weeks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of 83Weeks with Eric Bischoff is brought to you by Magic Spoon! Get $5 off your next order through my link https://sponsr.is/magicspoon_83weeks or use code 83WEEKS at checkout, or look for Magic Spoon in your nearest grocery store! Both Eric and Conrad are heading to our AD Free Show Top Guy Weekend event in Chicago, so this week we're celebrating our WCW Hall Of Fame inductee for Single Star, Sting! The guys have opened the vault to take us back to one of the wildest years in the icon's career 1997. Hear all about Sting's Crow character which had debuted the previous fall, putting him up in the rafters, slow burning the angle between himself, the NWO, and Hulk Hogan, keeping it fresh, who he associated with, thoughts on the character backstage and the way it was being used. keeping Sting out of the ring for the full year until the main event of Starrcade '97, worries about his conditioning and look, and so much more! NOTE: Find out the rest of the first class into the WCW Hall Of Fame exclusively here: https://youtu.be/sAAFU498rQc HOME CHEF - Home Chef is offering 18 Free Meals! Go to https://www.homechef.com/BISCHOFFFAM LUMEN - Take the next step in improving your health, go to https://www.lumen.me/83WEEKS to get 15% off your Lumen.  GAMETIME - Take the guesswork out of buying tickets with Gametime. Download the Gametime app, create an account, and redeem code WEEKS for $20 off your first purchase (terms apply). Download Gametime today. What time is it? Gametime. BE KIND REWIND - If you love 80s and 90s nostalgia, Be Kind Let's Rewind is the podcast for you. New episodes air every Friday on all major podcasting platforms. Subscribe to their YouTube page @BeKindLetsRewind. BLUECHEW - Try BlueChew FREE when you use our promo code 83WEEKS at checkout--just pay $5 shipping. That's https://bluechew.com/, promo code 83WEEKS to receive your first month FREE SAVE WITH CONRAD - Stop throwing your money on rent! Get into a house with NO MONEY DOWN and roughly the same monthly payment at https://www.savewithconrad.com ADVERTISE WITH ERIC - If your business targets 25-54 year old men, there's no better place to advertise than right here with us on 83 Weeks. You've heard us do ads for some of the same companies for years...why? Because it works! And with our super targeted audience, there's very little waste. Go to https://www.podcastheat.com/advertise now and find out more about advertising with 83 Weeks. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCqQc7Pa1u4plPXq-d1pHqQ/join BECOME A 83 WEEK MEMBER NOW: https://www.youtube.com/@83weeks/membership Get all of your 83 Weeks merchandise at https://boxofgimmicks.com/collections/83-weeks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Don’t Mix Razor Blades With Candy.. Both Eric and Clare's houses have some “honey-do” projects to tackle before Fall.  There's just one problem.  Eric and Clare's husband, Poor Poor Nick, aren't the ‘handiest.'  But, can they join forces with their limited knowledge to become all-knowing Fix It Fellas? Clare has the latest pop culture updates ... Read more

The show this week is more of another newsreel installment, as Frank is busy on assignment. But at least this time Eric is joined by Break. Eric also reviews Sand Land(the game) and the remake of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Eric also apologizes for his low audio, since they didn't realize until about halfway that their mic had fallen on the floor. But with that out of the way, Break also has a review of the first few seasons of Harley Quinn. Both Eric and Breqak have some Stinkos and talk about how lame Biden is and how dire the choices we have are, as well as words for people that vote-shame others. At least the Sweetos wash away the stink a little. The two also save Game Night for the next show, and Eric has their turn at the new round of the Panic Zone a bit earlier than expected. Be sure to tune in live next time for the conclusion of this exciting season of Game Night Friday at 7 PM EST on Twitch/youtube! 

Do you feel afraid to admit or expose your weaknesses? Eric and Duncan talk about how overcoming that fear can actually make you stronger. Both Eric and Duncan have Enneagram Type 8 personalities, which makes it difficult for them to expose their weakness. They tell you that exposing your weaknesses is the quickest way to fix them and become better.   In this episode, they talk about: Eric helped Duncan understand who he is as an Enneagram Type 8 personality The story of when Eric's friend exposed his weakness of not being good at building waterfalls  The importance of learning from people who are better than you Complaining about the same issues repeatedly makes others lose faith in you Showing vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness Having a growth mindset and continuously improving Learning from people better than you is easier than learning from people at your same level Changing opinions, commitments, goals, etc, over time is not a weakness and helps you grow over time How does Eric help people in his coaching realise their problem/weakness when they have no idea  The best way to learn is by teaching The problems that Duncan is facing, how he exposes those weaknesses, and what he is doing to get them corrected Story of how Duncan got a job from 2 YouTube videos and seven subscribers   Mentioned: Farrow Built Website: https://www.farrowbuilt.ca/ Farrow Built on Tik Tok: tiktok.com/@farrowbuilt?_t=8XZjbDMqa6Y&_r=1  Farrow Built on Instagram: instagram.com/farrow_built/?hl=en  Farrow Built on Facebook: facebook.com/farrowbuilt  Farrow Built on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/farrow-built   Links to resources:  Stop struggling with sales! Transform your business with Eric's FREE list of Contractor Sales Secrets and start moving in the right direction. Click here to download it: Contractor Sales Secrets   Book A Call With Triplett: Call with Triplett   The Pond Digger - https://theponddigger.com/   You can also check out The Pond Digger's products at: http://helixpondfiltration.com/    TWT Contractor Circle   TWT Contractor Power Circle   And follow his adventures in the pond world at: Instagram  Facebook  TikTok 

Embarking on a sales career or starting a business venture is much like committing to a long-term relationship. It presents a myriad of challenges, from the emotional toll of rejection to the discipline required to manage time. J.A. Dava of Latreia Coaching and Consulting unwraps the layers of wisdom of how to sustain the passion for sales and thrive in the dynamic world of business.Facing rejection is an integral aspect of sales that can weigh heavily on one's emotional well-being. Embracing rejection as a teacher rather than an impediment can significantly improve one's approach.Success in sales and business, as Eric and J.A. Dava discuss, hinges on intentionality. It's about aligning one's aspirations with the tangible realities of the market. Both Eric and J.A. Dava emphasize the sheer power of discipline, especially for new entrants in sales. A revealing tip from J.A. Dava is the '10 daily phone calls' rule, which promises to ramp up business by a significant 40%. The concept of time management is an underpinning theme of the episode. The '8-8-8' rule – balancing work, play, and sleep – is emphasized as a disciplined foundation for a successful life. A significant part of sales success is staying visible and accessible. Eric and J.A. Dava stress the importance of marketing oneself—whether it be through sharing exciting news like a marriage or by simply reaching out to the contacts on one's phone to update them about your business. J.A. Dava, Co-founder, Sr. Coach & Consultant30+ year veteran in real estate & mortgageProfessional presenter, trainer & coach Rain-maker entrepreneur for 20+ years Influencer, leader & master networkerHusband of 28 years & proud dad of 2 sonsAvid marathoner, golfer & Harley-Davidson cruiserJ.A. brings incredible insight to helping individuals achieve well-being in five areas of life. He is passionate about helping people live their very best life.Memorable Moments00:00 Focus on high aspirations in business growth.06:19 Preparing for business, excitement and enthusiasm.12:02 Accountability is crucial for personal and business success.19:10 Focus on marketing and prospecting, not sales.28:51 Turned intimidating task into approachable, creating scripts.33:12 Simplify sales approach and measure success effectively.46:56 Discipline yourself to focus on productivity.48:06 Consistency in tasks, learn from losses too.In each episode, Jeff and Eric will talk about what emotional intelligence, or understanding your emotions, can do for you in your daily and work life. For more information, contact Eric or Jeff at info@spiritofeq.com, or go to their website, Spirit of EQ.You can follow The Spirit of EQ Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Android, or on your favorite podcast player.New episodes are available on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays every month!Please review our podcast on iTunes. Click on the link for an easy, step-by-step tutorial.Music from Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/roo-walker/deeperLicense code:...

Haiti has become engulfed in an unprecedented crisis of deadly gang violence over the last several weeks. Political gangs vying for control of the capital city, Port-au-Prince, have effectively laid siege to the city, storming prisons, seizing control of the port, torching shops and buildings, destroying hospitals, and taking over the main international airport. The United Nations estimates that eighty percent of Port-au-Prince is now under gang control, pointing towards a veritable collapse of society.  Over 300,000 Haitians have been forced to flee their homes, and thousands have become victims of indiscriminate violence at the hands of the armed gangs. Over 1,500 people have been killed since just the start of this year, and morgues have been overflowing with bodies. Hospitals are flooded with countless patients with gunshot wounds, many of them civilians hit in gang crossfire. Harrowing reports of kidnappings, gang rapes, and homes being burned add to the picture of a nation in the throes of a deep-rooted crisis. To help us understand the roots and historical context of this crisis, why it should matter to American working and young people, how it relates to the other crises internationally under capitalism, and what strategy is needed to end the crisis in Haiti, we have two special guests today. Toya Chester is a rank-and-file member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Eric Jenkins is an educator in the Philadelphia Public School district, and is a member of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers. Both Eric and Toya are among the leaders of the Black Caucus of Socialist Alternative. On Strike is 100% funded by working people. BECOME A MEMBER of Workers Strike Back now to support our work: https://www.workersstrikeback.org/membership  Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OnStrikeShow  On Strike is a production of Workers Strike Back. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onstrikeshow/support

Spirit of EQ 118 The Design Adventure with Rachel Scott In this episode, Eric Pennington hosts Rachel Scott, a senior UX designer at Buckeye Innovation. Rachel is also a passionate world traveler who aims to visit every country on the planet. Both Eric and Rachel discuss the importance of embracing adventure, challenging perspectives, and living intentionally in both personal and professional aspects of life.Rachel's Adventures and MindsetRachel's choice to visit off-the-beaten-path places, including those considered unsafe or on terrorist watch lists, sparks fascination in Eric. He delves into her desire to dispel misconceptions about these places and seek authentic experiences. Rachel shares her experience visiting Afghanistan, arranged through a specialized travel group, and the precautions and experiences she encountered there.Extensive Travel and Diverse PerspectivesWith 66 countries under her belt, Rachel's extensive travel has provided her with a diverse perspective and a broad network of contacts. Her experiences of working with people from various regions of the world have given her valuable insights and made her a sought-after contractor. Life Transitions and Prioritizing JoyRachel experienced a personal transformation after a divorce in 2015, leading her to prioritize joy, passion, and intentional living. This transition from a responsible, corporate lifestyle in her twenties to a more carefree and unattached approach in her thirties has been instrumental in her focus on travel and self-discovery. Embracing Uncertainty and Challenging PerspectivesRachel and Eric explore the idea of certainty, safety, and security in life and agree that these are often illusions. Rachel shares a dangerous experience when she and a group of tourists got stranded on the island of Socotra due to political disputes, emphasizing the importance of embracing different perspectives and being willing to push beyond comfort zones.Influence of Travel on Design WorkRachel discusses how her travels have influenced her design work, leading her to approach problem-solving from different angles and out-of-the-box solutions. Eric connects this to the idea of pushing oneself beyond comfort and doing hard things, highlighting the value of continuously challenging oneself.Lessons from Challenging ExperiencesRachel shares her challenging experiences from her travels, including her visit to Uruguay, where she lacked self-assurance initially but ultimately gained confidence through overcoming obstacles. Both Eric and Rachel discuss the value of facing challenges and the transformative power of difficult experiences in building confidence and resilience.From Personal Transformation to Professional InfluenceRachel's exposure to different cultures and her early travels, including a visit to the Dachau concentration camp at the age of 14, have impacted her design work and thought processes. Embracing Change and Challenging the Status QuoEric highlights the concept of “crossing the Rubicon” as a metaphor for significant decision-making, emphasizing the importance of reflecting on life choices and not settling for the status quo. Top Takeaways 1. Embracing different perspectives: Rachel Scott's extensive travels and exposure to diverse cultures have influenced her design work and thought processes, highlighting the value of embracing different perspectives to foster creative problem-solving and innovation.2. Challenging societal structures: Rachel and Eric agree that ideas of certainty, safety, and security are illusions and discuss the impact of societal structures as illusions that people buy into, prompting listeners to consider questioning and reevaluating...

The transcript is a conversation between Corey Smith, Eric Jauregui, and Jeremiah Shelton about leadership and effective management strategies in the fixed operations industry. They discuss the importance of aligning goals with your team, leading by example, embracing failure as a learning opportunity, tracking progress using data, and focusing on outcomes. They also emphasize the significance of accountability and how education and professional development programs can help individuals develop necessary skills. Challenges mentioned include maintaining a positive mindset and overcoming self-doubt. ● Businesses faced uncertainty and fear during a shutdown, but one industry had a surprisingly successful year. ● Overcoming challenges as a leader involves maintaining a positive mindset and finding inspiration through videos or quotes. ● Successful leaders possess qualities such as humility, gratitude, belief in possibilities, and the ability to learn from others. ● The speaker provides their contact information for further communication. They emphasize the importance of delivering exceptional customer service to encourage repeat business and referrals. They offer tools, knowledge, and training to help dealerships improve their customer service and increase revenue. The transcript concludes with gratitude towards the guests and a request for them to return in the future. Action items: Eric: ● Stay humble. ● Remain a student. ● Listen to motivational videos or podcasts. Jeremiah: ● Invest in your people. ● Be humble. ● Start at the end and focus on what you want to accomplish. ● Both Eric and Jeremiah: ● Provide professional development programs and training for individuals and teams. ● Embrace failure as a learning opportunity. ● Track progress and use data to evaluate the effectiveness of strategies. ● Develop a vision and set goals for the team. ● Create a culture of accountability.

In this week's episode, Eric and Justin discuss the overworked and ever-tired aspect of music education. Both Eric and Justin walk down memory lane and remember the pivotal moments of their careers that raised a flag towards self-care. Listen in as the discussion of peace and the ways we can meet that need by reimagining the old way of working towards a more redeeming and intentional model.In Rotation:Eric- Obed PadillaJustin-  Jairus Mozee- 1968 Support the showConnect with us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @podthescoreEmail: podthescore@gmail.com | The Score Podcast WebsiteSupport The Score on Patreon or PaypalMusic Credits:Intro: Justin McLean In Rotation & Outro: Ben Bohorquez - @jamin_music

In this week's episode, Eric and Justin jump back in the saddle with a much-needed conversation about the art of communication. Specifically how it can hinder student progress when not valued. Both Eric and Justin have experiences where their ability to articulate well was met with surprise instead of normalcy. Listen in as both hosts tackle the issue of communication in the classroom. They take a deep dive into how a teacher can either create an environment for confidence and expansion or one that is silent and void. Please check out this week's episode to be encouraged and inspired. Enjoy and share!!! In Rotation:Eric- Jennifer PenaJustin- Cory Henry "Church"Support the showConnect with us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @podthescoreEmail: podthescore@gmail.com | The Score Podcast WebsiteSupport The Score on Patreon or PaypalMusic Credits:Intro: Justin McLean In Rotation & Outro: Ben Bohorquez - @jamin_music

It took how many years for a true sequel to The Exorcist? Now we are finally here with a new movie and with a director that Jordan hates. Exorcist is directed by David Gordon Green who made Halloween Ends. If you have not heard of that episode check it out. Anyway this episode pulls no punches. Both Eric and Jordan go off on the direction of the film. The bad thing is that this is a horror movie and we liked all the drama in the beginning and hated the horror. Download this episode now to hear what we think of Exorcist Believer.   Eric-Small                   Jordan-Small  

Eric Skwarczynski (@eskwarczynski) is a versatile media professional with a passion for storytelling. Over the past 7 years, he has worked in various roles, including videographer, photographer, writer, and graphic designer, taking him to over 20 states and 13 countries. His mission is to shed light on the important issue of mental, physical, and sexual abuse within Independent Baptist Churches. He hosts the Preacher Boys podcast, which launched in January 2020 and has since amassed millions of downloads. Content from his podcast has been featured on Peacock and CBC, and on his accompanying YouTube channel.  He has also launched a second YouTube channel, Film School'd, featuring directors, actors, writers, Academy Award-winning FX artists, and more film industry experts. Today, Eric is promoting the new documentary "Let Us Prey: A Ministry of Scandals" which premieres on Investigation Discovery on November 24th and 25th of 2023. The four-part docuseries exposes predatory behavior within Independent Fundamental Baptist Churches and gives voice to survivors seeking justice. Featuring first-hand accounts from survivors like Ruthy Heiler, Kathy Durbin, and Amanda Householder, Let Us Prey offers crucial insight into the troubling culture within the IFB. Eric's testimony is also featured in the documentary, continuing his mission to shed light on abuse within Independent Baptist Churches. What Travis and Eric discussed: Why Eric started the Preacher Boys podcast to expose abuse and corruption in the Independent Fundamental Baptist (IFB) church community he grew up in. He felt someone needed to uncover the problems, even though he was no longer part of the church. The upcoming documentary "Let Us Prey" on Investigation Discovery and HBO Max will shine a bigger spotlight on abuse in the IFB. Eric and others spent significant time being interviewed for it. According to Eric, the IFB attracts and enables abuse because of its authoritarian power structure, purity culture, and lack of accountability for leaders. It sends the message that abuse will be tolerated. Both Eric and Travis emphasize the importance of continual questioning and keeping an open mind, rather than sticking dogmatically to answers that can't be questioned. This prevents becoming trapped in harmful fundamentalist thinking. They feel empathy for Christians saddened by their deconversions but ultimately had to be honest about their beliefs. Mutual love and conversation matter more than agreement. This raw, revealing conversation exposed the rampant abuse and silencing in Christian fundamentalist circles, through Eric's courageous Preacher Boys podcast and the upcoming documentary "Let Us Prey." However, effecting real change requires questioning the system and speaking truth, with integrity and empathy. Travis and Eric model this by engaging kindly across deep divides. Listen to this entire inspiring episode if you want inspiration to fight injustice with compassion. By leading with moral courage, we can take away permission to abuse power, in churches or anywhere else. A better world is possible when we stand for truth empathetically. Don't forget to subscribe to our Youtube Channel, @travismakesfriends Follow Travis on: IG

Cinematographer Eric Steelberg, ASC has always loved movies, which is what led him to a career as a director of photography. He tries to find compelling film and television projects, putting his own stamp on the story's visuals. Back in 2006, Eric was at the beginning of his career as a DP when he shot the small independent film, Quinceañera which won both the Audience Award and the Grand Jury prize at Sundance that year. It was shot in HD, which was very new technology at the time, especially for smaller films. After Quinceañera, Eric's career began to take off. He'd been a frequent collaborator with director Jason Reitman, whom he met shooting commercials and smaller projects, but not films. Working on Quinceañera gave Eric more credibility as a DP, so Reitman asked him to shoot his next film, Juno. At first it was an uphill battle to get Juno's financiers, Fox Searchlight, to sign off on Eric, because they didn't see him as experienced enough for the job. But Reitman fought for him, and it led to a long relationship with Eric as Reitman's director of photography for Juno, Up in the Air, Young Adult, Labor Day, Men, Women & Children, Tully, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Eric never dreamed he'd start at Juno and end up working on the Disney + Star Wars series, Ahsoka. Eric was cinematographer for episodes 1, 2, 4, 6 and 7, with director of photography Quyen Tran, ASC taking on episodes 3, 5, and 8. He began prepping the show with executive producer/showrunner Dave Filoni, frequently touching base with Q since she wasn't able to come on set until later. Both Eric and Q have similar approaches to lighting and composition, and Eric feels it was the best version of a two DP collaboration that there could be. One of the biggest successes of their working relationship was doing their camera testing together and knowing they were aligned with the cameras, lenses and lighting for the show. As a Star Wars fan, Eric was familiar with the source material and he felt so much joy working on a piece of the saga. He had never done a show shot on volume and blue screen stages, and Eric saw it as an opportunity to learn something new. As a DP, he feels his biggest job is listening, looking and paying attention to what the director and the rest of the team wants to see on the screen. Developing the look of Ahsoka began with the art department's concept art for the show, but there was lots of room for creativity as the characters travel to different planets. Eric found Ahsoka to be by far the HARDEST show he has ever worked on, but he also feels extremely proud of his work. Ahsoka is currently on Disney+. Find Eric Steelberg: http://www.ericsteelberg.com/ Instagram: @ericsteelberg Sponsored by Hot Rod Cameras: www.hotrodcameras.com The Cinematography Podcast website: www.camnoir.com Facebook: @cinepod Instagram: @thecinepod Twitter: @ShortEndz

In this episode, Eric is joined by Katy Trost, CEO Coach/Advisor at Katy Trost, Founder of PeraCEOs, and CEO Coach and Board Member of many other ventures. Katy moved to the United States from Germany 7 years ago and started her US coaching career in New York. She found herself working in the tech industry, and soon located her passion working with leaders that are in the scale up stage. Now she's working with clients across the US and in European business hotspots.Katy enjoys working in chaotic environments with CEO's who are in the scaling stage. She's a master at bringing executives from chaos to clarity and helping her clients navigate towards an organized and sustainable method of work. She starts her process with rigorous questioning to identify the top priorities, and typically sees positive and impactful outcomes within the first 3 - 5 months of an average engagement. The markers of success that Katy looks for during her client engagements and the outcomes she pursues is a healthy and excellent leadership structure, a strong business operating system and a high performing culture. Ultimately this comes from figuring out how to achieve alignment between teams and build clear roadmaps for responsibilities, metrics and goals. When it comes to the core competencies of Katy's work, for CEO's it's typically leadership development, performance and personal brand, while for the organization itself the focus shifts to strategic clarity, execution and fundraising. All of that ties into having difficult conversations with the executive team and building a culture of high performers.It's no secret that becoming a truly exceptional CEO is no easy task. There is no one-size-fits-all, linear trajectory towards excellency, and an expensive MBA is not going to save you when you're trying to navigate the seas of executive leadership. Both Eric and Katy agree that continuous improvement and intentional reflection are key to winning at leadership and for that we need other people who can help us reflect, keep us accountable, and give us feedback that we might have a hard time self-evaluating.Tune into the full episode to learn how to level up your leadership game!HIGHLIGHTS00:59 What Does Katy Do?03:00 How To Juggle Working In Multiple Countries04:04 The Challenges CEO's Face In The Scaling Stage.06:26 What Does a Successful Engagement Look Like?12:40 Core Areas of Focus for Katy14:48 Achieving CEO Excellency 17:43 The 15 Commitments of Conscious LeadershipConnect with Katy - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katytrost/Check out her webpage - https://katytrost.com/Don't forget to subscribe to the Chaos to Clarity Podcast for more invaluable episodes to help you grow your business and stay ahead of the curve!To reach out to Eric, visit FullCycleProduct.com

Boost may have started out as a homegrown e-wallet in Malaysia, but today it's a regional full spectrum fintech player in Southeast Asia offering a suite of solutions within its holistic fintech ecosystem. On top of that, Boost is also venturing into digital banking space locally, alongside its consortium partner RHB Bank.In this edition of Tech Talk, we speak with Eric Chong, the CEO of Boost Biz, and Stefanus Warsito, the CEO of Boost Indonesia, on how Boost continues to serve the underserved communities, primarily micro-SMEs in Malaysia and Indonesia, by financially and digitally empowering them to be unstoppable.Both Eric and Stefanus shared their in-depth insights into the gaps in their respective markets and how Boost comes in to provide the solutions that's designed to meet the needs of micro-SMEs. They also deep dived into the innovative digital financial services and merchant solutions offered by Boost, that will help businesses reach their full potential.

In this week's episode, Eric and Justin discuss some major changes that have taken place in their respective lives. Both Eric and Justin are excited about the new life changes and want to share them with our listeners. Don't miss out on these exciting times in the life of The Score Podcast. Tune in and check out this week's episode. Enjoy and share!!!In Rotation:Eric- "Le Va Doler" Grupo FronteraJustin- "Victims & Villains" Musiq SoulchildSupport the showConnect with us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @podthescoreEmail: podthescore@gmail.com | The Score Podcast WebsiteSupport The Score on Patreon or PaypalMusic Credits:Intro: Justin McLean In Rotation & Outro: Ben Bohorquez - @jamin_music

SUMMARY: In this episode Chris Cooper speaks with Eric Zaleski and Michael Rosendahl of PCE Investment Bankers, about what business owners should be thinking about, and doing, to prepare for a business succession. In many cases, business owners see succession planning as something that will take place far off in the future, as something that can wait. Or it seems like an enormously complex issue that gets overwhelming fast. Both Eric and Michael break down the process into two options, inside sale or outside sale and what both entail at a high level. They also cover what you can start doing now to prepare for business succession and provide great insights into how preparation for succession planning in the future can actually help your company's performance in the here and now.    SUPPORT THE SHOW: We make all episodes of Owners at Work free and never place them behind a paywall. But, they take time and money to produce. Consider making a DONATION today to help keep our work going.   GUEST INFO :   Erick Zaleski , PCE Investment Bankers : https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattsillabusinessvaluationcle/   Michael Rosendahl, PCE Investmen Bankers https://www.pcecompanies.com/staff-member/michael-rosendahl  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU: We are always looking for new employee ownership stories to tell. Please contact us with your story at oeoc@kent.edu   ---------------------------------------------------------------------  

In this week's episode of the podcast, we're talking about real estate investment for beginners. How can you go from a having no money and working on your own to making smart investments with partners you trust?   To help me answer this question, I have two absolute Rockstar investors, Eric Eickhof and Kirk Kessel. Both Eric and Kirk got started at extremely young ages (Eric was only 20 when he bought his first property) and proved that it doesn't take having a fortune saved up before you can start making tactical investments.   Beginner investors are going to learn: How to find investment partners The benefit of hosting investment seminars How to get the money to invest with   This episode is for anyone looking to build their empire or even just secure their long-term financial future. Watch or listen now.  

Are you a healing modality junkie looking for the latest techniques to heal yourself? Well, look no more my friends! When it comes to healing, there is no trying... only allowing! We are all healers—you don't have to be the chosen one, nor do you have to be the gifted one. All you must do is to recognise that we are all enlightened, we are light, and this is why we cannot become it. All healing techniques are designed to self-dissolve, but the biggest challenge in healing is the simplicity of it. (When you don't know where to start, you've already begun!) Freedom from "doing" allows you to facilitate and receive the healing you've always been looking for, even if you haven't known exactly what that healing is. About Dr. Eric Pearl Dr. Eric Pearl walked away from one of the most successful chiropractic practices in Los Angeles when he and others started witnessing miraculous healings. Today with his partner Jillian Fleer are the preeminent visionary authorities on a new level of healing and life evolution on this planet, sharing the light and information of Reconnective Healing and The Reconnection. Appearing on countless television programs around the world, speaking at the UN, presenting at Madison Square Garden and his seminars featured in publications such as The New York Times. Their newest book, The Direct Path to Healing, gives you the keys to the best-kept secret you will ever unveil: a happy, loving, healthy and healed you! You can watch the video of the interview on YouTube Find Out More About Dr Eric Pearl and The Reconnection The Reconnection Website Follow Dr Eric Pearl on Instagram @thereconnection Connect with Dr Pearl on Facebook The Reconnection YouTube Channel Grab a copy of Dr Eric's Latest Book - THE DIRECT PATH TO HEALING - A Trinity of Energy, Light & Information® Dr Eric Pearl and his team have created a coupon code for our tribe that gives 10% off Distance Healing Sessions with Both Eric & Jillian, along with 10% off The Portal Online Level I. Please use the code: The Catherine Plano Podcast at checkout to claim your 10% discount! Here are The Reconnection Products: RECONNECTIVE HEALING® DISTANCE SESSIONS WITH JILLIAN FLEER RECONNECTIVE HEALING® DISTANCE SESSIONS WITH DR. ERIC PEARL FREE ONLINE RECONNECTIVE HEALING® COURSE: THE PORTAL – HOUR 1 It's now time to tune into this one very inspirational human being. Enjoy!

Today Eric and Justin are joined by the well known artist in the TMNT community Mr. Steven King! His distinct style as a Turtle artist is heavily influenced by the original Mirage style from Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird and Jim Lawson. We are speaking to Steven about his appearance at Granite State Comic Con this past year and his future plans in the Turtle community. Tune in as he drops some really great Mirage Era comic knowledge and discusses his art style and specifically we ask about all this tiny dots! Pizza Time is a West Virginia staple, or as I am told by Both Eric and Steven, Peperoni Rolls! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/epictalesfromthesewers/message

Couples irritate each other and in this episode Kiley and Eric prove that true. Both Eric and Kiley agree that marriage is gross, but for different hilarious reasons.

On today's show, I'm excited to have special guests, Eric Bland and Ronnie Richter from the law firm, Bland Richter LLP.Eric lives by 12 principles that have carried him through every element of success. Ronnie is an expert at understanding human behavior, and believes the systems aren't broken, they are simply a reflection of our human nature and we have to approach things understanding this. We will dive into how much control people have over their own lives and outcomes and their ability to help others, regardless of their circumstances. Both Eric and Ronnie have been recognized by Dateline, CNN, The Today Show, and People Magazine. Have a listen.Where to find Eric and Ronnie:For more information please visit www.BlandRichter.com https://blandrichter.com/ https://www.instagram.com/blandrichter/?hl=en https://twitter.com/TheEricBland

NFL Insights returns for Week 12 of the 2022 regular season, and our resident data experts Eric Eager and Ben Brown plate up their predictions and trends on this Thanksgiving slate of games. The pair discuss the most in-form teams in the league including Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills. Plus examine how the the New York Jets would manage with life after quarterback Zach Wilson. The last part of the episode delves into the College game - can anyone threaten Georgia's supremacy, while Mississippi prepares for a derby showdown between Old Miss and Mississippi State this week. Both Eric and Ben pick apart Pinnacle's unrivalled football markets to help you find the edge as we move towards the playoffs. Bet on the NFL: bit.ly/3RxhFgM Twitter - twitter.com/Pinnacle Facebook - www.facebook.com/PinnacleSports/ Soundcloud - @pinnacle-podcast Instagram: pinnacle.betting Eric Eager - @ericeager_ Benjamin Brown - @PFF_BenBrown Gamble responsibly: bit.ly/34ptrSC Gamble responsibly: www.pinnacle.bet/en/future/respon…ble-gaming/malta Mark Taylor's GOTW: bit.ly/3DsmLXC NFL predictions: bit.ly/3xq2AWD College football predictions: bit.ly/3V0AUSz World Cup 2022 Insights: https://bit.ly/3EURxst

On this episode (Ret) Lt John D. Macari & (Ret) Lt Eric S. Dym sit down & discuss a 10/24/22 article that was written about Eric's podcast episodes 12 & 13. Both Eric & John give rebuttals to the statements made inside the article by Cop Watch, The CCRB, The Legal Aid Society & NYCLU.

We're all in the same room this week! Recording from IM 70.3 World Championships in St. George, Utah. Both Eric, and Paula are racing this weekend so we spent a little time talking logistics and pre race excitement before moving onto a Bike Tech with Eric, then straight into questions. We talk about training partners, how long to rest between races, recording swim workouts, and more! To help support the podcast, keep it ad free, and for gear, head over to http://www.thattriathlonlife.com

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Nick Heudecker talks with Eric Bond and Brian Krueger about what it's like to work at Cribl as an engineer. Both Eric and Brian work on different aspects of our products, but one thing is clear: everyone at Cribl is focused on solving customer problems. Links Jobs at Cribl About Cribl Cribl Secures $150M in Series D Funding and Introduces Cribl Search To Unlock Value of All Observability Data Join the Cribl Community! If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this week's episode, Eric Perowsky and his Dog Gus have an honest, well-paced conversation covering recovery coaching, the culture of coffee, and how and when they first met. Click to listen and subscribe to this pod. This is just the first of many more conversations that Damon and Eric will have.As a recovery coach and educator, Damon helped people and organizations bridge the gap between addiction and recovery.For more than 12 years, he has been in long-term recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. His recovery has taken him from detox centers to treatment centers. He journeyed through 12 Step programs, holistic healing programs, and trauma-informed counseling."Every attempt at recovery is a piece of the puzzle leading us toward a better, stronger and more authentic life," said Damon.To reach Eric click here: https://www.ericperowsky.com/contact/ Reach out to Damon here:https://dcrecovery.ca/To join a recovery two-point zero meeting with Damon, click here (Monday AM 4:30 PDT) :  https://r20.com/meetings/*Both Eric and Damon are Yoga Informed Recovery Coaches through Tommy Rosen and www.R20.comTo learn more, visit:https://www.ericperowsky.com/Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/eric-perowsky/

Eric and Kiley have a fun filled cousin weekend in Huntington Beach CA. Kiley gets Eric a tiny can of baked beans as a gift. Both Eric and Kiley have issues with the way the voting takes place in the United States.

VETERAN LENDING COUNCIL – NATIONWIDE SPECIAL FORCES TEAM Veterans Lending Council representative and Army Veteran, Eric Ensley, busts some myths about the VA Home Loan Program. He responds to a Congressional inquiry and Military.com article about the process saying the hold-up is not on VA but on the lenders, realtors, and public that just do not understand the program. Army Veteran turned real estate agent/realtor, Andrew Cummings, jumps in and shares his experience helping veterans use this benefit. Both Eric and Andrew talk with host Jim Fausone about how this benefit saves veterans money.   WOMEN IN DEFENSE – THE ORGANIZATION Carrie Mead is the Immediate Past President of Women In Defense – Michigan Chapter. WID strengthens and influences the defense and national security industry by inspiring women, cultivating leadership, and growing professional relationships.  Today, Carrie is the Acting Chief of Staff at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in Arlington, VA. She talks about her career path, civilian employment supporting the military, and opportunities for women. Carrie talks with host Jim Fausone about WID's programming and events.

On this episode we are joined by Josh Carter from Koalifi.  Josh is a marketer by trade and a friend to Eric. Eric and Josh discuss how financing can make repairs and replacements tangible for customers. They discuss utilizing phrases like "as low as" to make replacing or fixing a system accessible for anyone who needs the services. Eric emphasizes how people "buy with emotion" and "justify with logic", and how to make that appeal to your customers. Both Eric and Josh also talk about the importance of having a financing option available on your website. 

Veterans Lending Council representative and Army Veteran, Eric Ensley, busts some myths about the VA Home Loan Program. He responds to a Congressional inquiry and Military.com article about the process saying the hold-up is not on VA but on the lenders, realtors, and public that just do not understand the program. Army Veteran turned real estate agent/realtor, Andrew Cummings, jumps in and shares his experience helping veterans use this benefit. Both Eric and Andrew talk with host Jim Fausone about how this benefit saves veterans money.  

The communities of the Big Hole Valley depend on the economies of ranching and fly fishing. In this episode, we hear from two members of the Big Hole Watershed Committee from each of those industries. Eric Thorson owns Sunrise Fly Shop in Melrose, MT and speaks to the significance of fly fishing in the Big Hole as an economic driver and a catalyst for conservation. He also speaks to the impacts on the fishery from a changing climate. Liz Jones is a rancher in Wise River, MT and was a founding member of the Watershed Committee. She speaks to the changes she has seen in the Valley as well as what the drought and fires of 2021 meant for ranchers. Both Eric and Liz speak to the value and urgency in different perspectives coming together for the betterment of all life in the Valley that depend on the Big Hole River and its tributaries. The Big Hole Watershed Committee creates a space for that to happen, and can serve as a model for other watersheds to utilize this holistic, community driven approach. Big Hole Watershed Committee Sunrise Fly Shop This episode is part of the Life in the Land project, which is a series of films and podcasts produced by Stories for Action, which hears from folks that interact with the complexities of Montana's landscapes, speaking to the value of locally-led work and the holistic approaches needed for the health of communities and the ecosystems they're a part of. Find out more about the project and watch the films at LifeintheLand.org Stories for Action holds a mission to use the power of storytelling to create human connection and advance a thriving planet for all. StoriesforAction.org  Follow along on our Instagram and Facebook: @StoriesforAction

Hello everyone, in this episode of AirMagique Eric and Niels are diving deep into the highlights of the 30th Anniversary at Disneyland Paris. We're talking all about the food, shows and new installations. Plus Disney's Sequoia Lodge! Both Eric and Niels got to stay there recently and tried out everything from the hotels bar to the buffet restaurant. Let's explore this Antoine Grumbach designed American National Park lodge. ☺️ Access Exclusive Episodes on AirMagique+: http://patreon.com/airmagique Visit our Website for the Latest News & Reviews: airmagique.net Follow AirMagique on Social Media Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube Follow Niels: Instagram | Twitter | Website AirMagique is an unofficial podcast, made with love, and is not affiliated with The Walt Disney Company or any of its subsidiaries. This episode is not sponsored, all promotional or advertised content will be clearly identified. 2022 Intro Song by: Show Me by LiQWYD https://soundcloud.com/liqwyd Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0

We're taking it back to the basics! Have you never devved before? Have you devved a long time ago and want a refresher? This might be the episode for you! Both Eric and Vania devved in Rodinal. Vania took the easy way out and did a 60min semi-stand with a mix of 1+100. Here are her results using Kodak Double X:   In the meantime, Eric developed two sheets of Fomapan 100 in 1+50 for 8.5 mins. He was testing a new-to-him lens in the process. Here are the results:   Finally, as promised, here's Eric's collection of 120 (and others) boxes:   PATREON Thank you to everyone who supports us! Check out our Patreon for bonus episodes, extended interviews, early drops. Tons of stuff! patreon.com/allthroughalens THE CREDITS OF ENDING Music by Last Regiment of Syncopated Drummers Vania: IG, Flickr, Zines Eric: IG, Flickr, Zines, ECN-2 Kits Tiffen: IG All Through a Lens: IG, Website, Patreon, Spotify Playlists

Hello nomads, welcome to our discussion of the fantastic movie, Parasite. It was written and directed by Bong Joon-Ho back in 2019 and what a ride this film is. Both Eric and Dave hadn't seen the movie before so we kick things off with capturing their reaction, then we get into the plot and the characters. Wasn't that second half of the movie insane?! What was the plan for the Kim's? Who is the parasite, the Kim's or the Park's?Safe travels, nomads.Respect!

This week I sit down with the talented gentlemen in No Orphans. Both Eric and Kevin have been around the Niagara music scene for over a decade now. We get talking about all sorts of things like what they've been working on lately, a recent addition to the band's sound, and being aggressively rapped at by Columbines while in Columbia. All this and more on this week's episode.SUPPORT THE BAND HERENO OPRHANS:https://noorphans.bandcamp.com/Like, Subscribe, Follow, Rate & ReviewIf you're in an active band from Ontario and play metal, hardcore, screamo, punk, or alternative and want to be featured on the podcast contact me at bandecdotes@gmail.com

The say that a hero can save us. We are not going to stay here and wait! That is right Spiderman No Way Home is finally here and the hype has been building all year for this review. Both Eric and Jordan are big Spiderman fans so does this one live up to all the hype? We do not want to give away to much but this is the longest episode recorded for Movie Guys Podcast and this episode is one to not miss. We can really tell that this movie is building up to something and can't wait for all of you to hear this review. So download this episode now to hear what Eric and Jordan think of Spiderman No Way Home. 

Weekly Updates: Steve reveals an incredible production gig he just got with Google! Eric talks about a consulting client that is taking off on Motion Array. Both Eric and Steve all try not to talk about TAXI in this episode (but they still do.) TODAY'S TOPIC: Eric and Steve talk about why they have focused on music licensing coming from each of their different backgrounds. The importance of broadcast quality music, the meaning and beauty of passive income, and the impact licensing can have on your streaming sales from licensing. ANSWERING LISTENER QUESTIONS: What type of music works in certain libraries? How Important is metadata and how to write it? What is our favorite type of music to compose? What advice to produce tracks fast including mixing and mastering? What are the stock music libraries that producers should focus on? -- The Make Music Income Discord (Come join for great free conversation!): https://bit.ly/3fYDSVd The Production Music Academy: https://productionmusicacademy.com Make Music Income Website: https://www.MakeMusicIncome.com -- YouTube Channels: Make Music Income: https://www.youtube.com/makemusicincome Stevie B / Production Music Academy: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-6OyeP_Tk6G-gt5JSVKzkg -- Instagram: Make Music Income: https://www.instagram.com/makemusicincome/ Steven Beddall: https://www.instagram.com/stevenbeddall/ Production Music Academy: https://www.instagram.com/productionmusicacademy/

On this slightly less spooky episode of Dev Party, we're twinning! Both Eric and Vania are developing 120 rolls of Kodak Double X in FA-1027. We go into the details and the weirdo data sheet that accompanies FA-1027. We also brush up against the long history of Double X.  Not only that, we both give our answers for last episode's answering machine question: Which photographic trends or cliches are we no longer doing?  Here are some of the shots Vania developed:  And here are some that Eric did:    END CREDITS www.allthroughalens.com Vania: IG, Flickr, Zines, Website Eric: IG, Flickr, Zines, ECN-2 Kits

This week we welcome "X-Men: The Animated Series" writers and Story Editors Eric and Julia Lewald to the Graphic Multiverse! We're talking comics, tv shows, mutants and an ancient artifacts known as... cassette tapes? Check out their amazing work @ https://xmentas.com/ "Eric and Julia Lewald are entertainment veterans. Having written hundreds of beloved shows throughout the years, X-Men:TAS holds a special place in their hearts. Both Eric and Julia love traveling the country – and internet –  meeting fans of the 90's X-Men series."

Full show notes and photos: www.allthroughalens.com   One this, our first Dev Party of the season, we answer part of the question: what did we do on our summer vacation. In this case, we fired off model rockets with cameras attached to them. Specifically, we shot a pair of Estes Astrocam 110s in the Alvord Desert, Oregon. With each launch (when we remembered to set the shutter), the rocket-camera took a photo. It was almost always a bad photo, but a photo nonetheless. Both Eric and Vania had their own rockets. They shot a few pics with the rocket-camera, attempting to use it as a regular camera. Those, oddly enough, worked better. They both loaded the same rolls into a Kraft Velveeta 110 promotional camera and shot with that for a week or so. Here are some shots from Eric's roll (some were shot by Vania):   And here are some shots from Vania's roll (some were shot by Eric):   Meanwhile, Vania developed a color roll she shot in the Graflex 2×3 (with a square back for some reason): END CREDITS www.allthroughalens.com Vania: IG, Flickr, Zines, Website Eric: IG, Flickr, Zines, ECN-2 Kits

There's so much more to plumbing than you think! Eric Crownover, Owner, Dutchman Drains & Plumbing, dutchmandrains.com, shares why a plumbing inspection is important, some tips and some funny plumbing stories and more with host, Ed Parcaut, MBA, Veteran and Pres. Lending for Living. Both Eric and Ed are Vets and share some experiences too. Real Estate Jerky always gives you something to chew on. Listen live on Power Talk 1360 KFIV every Sat. 12n and Sun 10a, live stream too: https://ihr.fm/2UJo7GZ

We thought that we would be getting a movie kinda like Red Sparrow. However Black Widow is a family drama with some really great action. Has Marvel done it again? Have they pulled of another great film here? Both Eric and Jordan really liked this film and this episode is something you don't want to miss. Download now to hear what we think of Black Widow. 

An exclusive and extraordinary Modern Drummer Podcast with bandleader-drummer, TV/Movie star Fred Armisen and TV Writer/Producer/Drummer Eric Leiderman. Both Eric and Fred join hosts Billy Amendola and David Frangioni to chat about their April 2021 cover of Modern Drummer Magazine, behind the scenes of NBC’s Late Night with Seth Meyers, the 8G band, producing the show through the pandemic, and more. Enjoy!

Today I have a great interview with two people that are experts at link building. Eric Carroll and Sebastian Shaffer from the link building agency dofollow.io. They have been part of the niche and affiliate website community for many years now, and their agency specializes in building links to these types of sites. Both Eric and Sebastian own and run affiliate sites, so they know what site owners are looking for and how to run successful campaigns. They have owned and run the agency since 2017, have a ton of experience, and an interesting background. One that is related to Niche Pursuits – but you’ll have to listen to find out what!

The irreplacable Daph J returns to the show after a long DC movie review hiatus to give her thoughts on Warner Bros. attempt to retcon the very messy DCEU. Both Eric and Daph had very low expectations for the Snyder Cut, but does it exceed those expectations after 4 hours of extended story?

This week Trevor, Bobby, and Ben welcome special guests Firefighter/Paramedic Eric Olson, of the Ocean City Fire Department, MD, and Retired Fireman Ric Jorge, of Palm Beach County, FL. Both Eric and Ric work tirelessly to help our brothers and sisters with issues with mental health and substance abuse. Join us to discuss mental health and giving it all you got while working in the gap between life and death. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/striketheboxtraining/support

Noted publisher Eric Kampmann returns with another fascinating segment of Trail Thoughts. He is joined by John Cribb, author of the novel 'Old Abe.' Both Eric and John expand on the personality of Abraham Lincoln and how his character is much needed in today's political crisis in America. How can we transcend the deep political divide of our time? What are some of Lincoln's warnings that we should heed? Listen to this segment to find out and more. Buy 'Old Abe' on Amazon. Visit Eric Kampmann's website at erickampmann.com Visit A Neighbor's Choice website at aneighborschoice.com

One of the biggest issues with supplements these days is that people like you and me are taking them without a second thought. We truly don't know what it is that we are ingesting and what the benefits/consequences might ultimately be (both short and long-term). Shame on you!!! Just kidding ;) Shame on all of us if I’m being truthful. I’m no hypocrite. I’m totally guilty of taking the easy route with supplements too, and I’m committed to investigating the truth behind the claims. Doing the research helps me feel like an educated buyer and gives me more confidence to follow the science. I want this for you too. Both Eric and I want you to feel #Healthy4Now. The marketing has truly evolved into something that can trigger us into being volunteer subjects in the free market of experimenting with pre-workout supplements. These companies know this and will forever take advantage of the uneducated consumer (and that’s the majority). In this episode, we dive in a little deeper into some of the claimed benefits of a few ingredients and also call each other out on bad habits.

In Episode 58 of the Toe-2-Toe Podcast, hosts Jenn Murtland and Monica Weakley hit you, the listener, between the eyes about the top three financial mistakes that agents make. Here’s the twist: they’re not fighting with each other, they’re coming after you!Episode Highlights: Real estate agents tend to be bad with their numbers and don’t even know their PNL.A PNL, Profit and Loss Statement, is the only way a business owner can know if they are making money.Agents need to look at their PNL every week, especially if they are trying a new tactic.You can either use software like Quickbooks or YNAB, or you can hire an accountant to track your money.It’s fine to be an LLC while you are just learning the business for the first few years, but taxes will come to get you when you start to grow.Save roughly 30% of each check to put toward your taxes or when the bill comes, it’s going to hurt.The state wants its money and will follow-up on that collection 100% of the time.Think of yourself as your company’s manager of its assets and money; would you fire yourself?Stay focused on what’s real rather than spending your commission before you even have it.Re-examine the relationship that you have with your broker from a financial standpoint.Determine what the ROI, return-on-investment, should be whenever purchasing anything.Jenn believes that earning 8x on any deal is ideal, though she will settle for 5x.Agents need to look at the whole picture and factor in the hours spent chasing leads.Agents are far too quick to give up their commission to make a deal work when they should just find another buyer.When you give up commission, you are taking money away from those that are financially dependent on you.What is the first step that an agent should be taking to fix their financials?Jenn thinks the most important thing for agents to do is track their numbers and hold themselves accountable.Tiebreaker Eric Steinhoff, from Steinhoff Properties Group, serves Maryland and does 85% of his business in one neighborhood.Both Eric and Jenn got hit with a massive tax bill when their businesses started to take off.Eric believes that most agents make the mistake of not taking their accounting seriously.Over-saving into a tax account can lead to overspending from that account, therefore, it should be kept realistic.Whether you are good at what you do or bad at what you do, you get paid what you’re worth.Stop spending money on services that you do not need; cut out unnecessary expenses.Many agents make the mistake of not learning and adjusting to the changing times.Agents get too caught up with their ego and the perception that others have of them.3 Key Points:A PNL, Profit and Loss Statement, allows agents and business owners everywhere to track their expenses and make more money.Agents make the mistake of not paying their taxes correctly, whether it be per deal, month, or quarter.Stop reducing your commission. If the buyer and seller are too far apart, find another buyer.Resources Mentioned:Jenn Murtland (website, LinkedIn, Facebook)Call Jenn at (513) 400-1691 to discuss transitioning to eXp RealtyMonica Weakley (website, LinkedIn, Facebook)Toe 2 Toe Podcast Facebook PageEric Steinhoff (Website, Facebook)Profit First BookYNAB Budget SoftwareQuickbooks Software

If you're tired of ever-increasing rent payments or dealing with a psycho landlord, it may be time to buy your own home.  In this episode, join host Eric Martsolf as we dive into “Home Buying Kit For Dummies” by Eric Tyson  and Ray Brown. Both Eric and Ray are big league financial and real estate experts who have downloaded all of their experiences into their book, not to mention this podcast! ABOUT HOST, ERIC MARTSOLF With over 3500 episodes of television under his belt, Mr. Martsolf has been providing "love in the afternoon" for NBC Daytime for the last 17 years. His portrayals of Ethan Winthrop on "Passions" and currently Brady Black on "Days of our Lives" have resulted in numerous industry accolades. He made daytime history in 2014 by being the first actor ever to win an Emmy in the Best Supporting Actor category for "Days of our Lives." His television credits expand into primetime (Extant, NCIS, Rizzoli & Isles), and his musical theatre repertoire consists of over 40 productions, including his critically acclaimed role as the Pharaoh in the Osmond Broadway Tour of "Joseph." Fans of the DC Universe will most notably recognize him as Justice League member and futuristic hero Booster Goldfrom the series Smallville. @ericmartsolf - Twitter (Blue check mark) ericmartsolf - Instagram (Blue check mark) Meet Eric Tyson, MBA Eric Tyson is a best-selling personal finance book author and has penned five national best sellers. He is also the only author to have four of his books simultaneously on Business Week's business book bestseller list. His Personal Finance For Dummies, a Wall Street Journal best-seller, won the Benjamin Franklin Award for Best Business Book of the Year. Eric's syndicated newspaper column is read by millions of readers weekly. He is a former columnist and award-winning journalist for the Sunday San Francisco Chronicle. His website, www.erictyson.com, rocketed into the top one percent of financial websites within its first year of operation. Eric's work has been featured and quoted in hundreds of local and national publications and media outlets including Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Forbes, Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, Money, Worth, Parenting, USA Today and on the NBC Today Show, ABC, Fox News, CNBC, PBS Nightly Business Report, CNN, and on CBS national radio, NPR's Marketplace Money and Bloomberg Business Radio. He's also been a featured speaker at a White House conference on retirement planning.

Eric and Bethany Miller and Eric and Vanessa Smith talk about singleness and dating in ministry. Eric is the director of ministry operations for CE National and Bethany has a full-time, nonprofit career. Both Eric and Bethany are passionate about serving their communities and Jesus. They met through an online dating service when they were both in their late twenties. At the time, Eric had been the youth pastor at Grace Community Church in Frederick, Maryland for nearly a decade. Bethany was working in Manhattan and serving as part of the leadership team of a church plant on Long Island after recently returning to her faith. Their long-distance dating relationship was full of comical mishaps and led to Bethany re-locating to Maryland where they married seven years ago and have since welcomed two children, and continue to have their share of comical mishaps. Eric and Vanessa have a passion for reaching the next generation for Christ. Eric serves as the family life pastor at Grace Church in Lanham, Maryland. Vanessa serves as the pre-calculus teacher and in administration at Lanham Christian School. Vanessa and Eric met when he was hired at the church. She didn’t attend the church, but she was the principal of the Christian school. They actually first met when she interviewed him to teach a couple classes for the school. They did not really talk or hangout much for the first year Eric was at the church, but slowly they started hanging out with a mutual group of friends. It didn’t take them long to start dating after they became friends. Their relationship started out really cautious, because they didn’t want to damage their ministry if things didn’t work out. So they dated for about two years, but didn’t really call it dating publicly for the first 6 months. They've been married for just over a year.

On this episode of Inside MusiCast, we’re pleased to welcome two Grammy winning musicians that have joined forces to create a brand new album titled “Double Dealin’”, which will be released on Shanachie Records in mid September - Randy Brecker and Eric Marienthal. Both Eric and Randy have storied careers in the world of jazz. Randy is notorious for his work with the likes of Blood, Sweat & Tears, Horace Silver, Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Steely Dan, Bruce Springsteen, Parliament-Funkadelic and of course the Brecker Brothers with his brother Michael. Eric’s saxophone talent has led him to amazing gigs with Chick Corea, Patti Austin, Lee Ritenour, Elton John, Billy Joel, Jeff Lorber, Stevie Wonder and many more. Randy and Eric are good friends and they’ve performed together on many occasions. However, this is their first album collaboration and it’s filled with upbeat grooves and fantastic performances. Produced by George Whitty, the album also includes Dave Weckl on drums, John Patitucci on bass, and George on keys. Inside MusiCast is pleased to welcome Eric Marienthal and Randy Brecker.

Episode 5 of the Next Level Podcast brings on London, Ontario native Eric Bogart and Rockland, Massachusetts native Ryan Dunn. Eric and Ryan played junior hockey together in the EHL for the New England Wolves. They then want on to play college hockey in the competitive SUNYAC for Fredonia. Both Eric and Ryan discuss what youth and high school hockey were like in their areas. We discuss public, private, and prep school hockey. We also talk about both their decisions to play junior hockey in the EHL and how they were able to get recruited to play college hockey. This episode is a little different than the others, I have Eric and Ryan on the entire time with me. We share some stories about our playing days together, on and off the ice. My goal was to show the bond and friendships you gain from playing junior, or college hockey. This episode provides two separate pathways that end up having the same successful ending. Tune in for a great episode that was a ton of fun to record!

Welp, here we are. Both Eric and I recorded this a few weeks ago when we were put on a Shelter in Place order via our Governor. Please forgive us for taking a break both of us, I'm sure like everyone else needed some time to just digest everything. We wanted to do a fun episode but with everything going on, Eric and I air or grievances about what's going on. We are frustrated, anxious and overall concerned with what lies ahead. We understand that this is not a political podcast, but this is the one time we allow ourselves to discuss the current state of our country. Tom wrote a piece/plea for folks to stay home during this terrible time, so feel free to read our blog. Look under the section titled 'Ramblings'. Here is our link to that: https://www.peachpoppodcast.com/ramblingsWe highly recommend reaching out to your local charities that help during any crisis, support local businesses, and if you know any nurses, doctors, policemen, firemen, and grocery store employees, please buy them dinner, some coffee, anything to brighten their day. Obviously while keeping social distancing. We owe them such a debt of gratitude. We promise for a better episode next, but in the meantime, stay safe, wash those hands and STAY THE F HOME. We love you, and as always.... Thank you for listening.

The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association and this week we're featuring Green County.Campfire Conversation:  We're talking some of our favorite Wisconsin made products. Carmex Chapstick in Franklin WI,  Kohler Kitchen and Bath Products, Outboard Motors,  Solid Body Electric Guitar, Harley Davidson and more.Behind-the-Scenes: We're covering a new episode of Discover Wisconsin airing this weekend all about Whitewater. Both Eric and Mariah star in this episode we cover, a UW Whitewater Football Game,  Hang Gliding, Paranormal Activity, The Fuzzy Pig. Wisconsin in 72: Milwaukee 96th Annual Home and Garden Show (3/20), Maple Fest in Lake Geneva (3/22),  Waukesha Expo Market (3/21), Princeton Spring Wine Walk (3/20).Know Your Wisconsin:  Sports Medicine

Dalton Shaull is the Founder and CEO of OmniLife.  He is originally from Iowa and was born in an intense football family.  He played football for the University of Iowa, but his football career ended due to a motorcycle accident. After the accident he lost feeling in his arm and ended up having to have a nerve transplant to regain feeling in his arm.  Throughout his recovery, Dalton tried several ventures and ultimately decided he really liked to create things (artistic prospective).  As a result of his injury, he knew he wanted to get involved in the Medtech business.  It was during a pitch he made at an Entrepreneurial class he met Eric Pahl, his Co-Founder at OmniLife. “OmniLife was founded in 2016 based on the need to make the organ procurement process more efficient.”  They launched their first product, known as TXP Chat™, as a secure mobile messaging system for transplant teams.  TXP Chat™ facilitates seamless and comprehensive care delivery for organ failure patients by optimizing clinical communication among payors, providers, and patients. In today’s podcast, Dalton shares his story of how and why he became interested with the organ transplant program. He explains what they needed to initially “focus” on and the due diligence process of dissecting the company’s potential.  He tells the story of their “first” pitch and its success—which was the beginning of the momentum.  He shares his heartwarming story of the start of the business, first raising round and more. He also discusses the structure of the business now, their first success of their first study, and why they left Iowa to move the business to Lexington, KY.   Dalton currently resides in Charlotte and discusses doing business in the South. There is a lot of momentum in Health IT.  Don’t miss the podcast to hear how about it and how it improves the quality of healthcare delivery. A few notes worth mentioning along the lines of this podcast. Dalton is in Charlotte for two reason: (1) his wife is in residency here and his uncle is a heart transplant surgeon in Charlotte as well. Scott Pope and Eric Kirsch are launching a new co-working space devoted to medical companies much like OmniLife, called Mito Station.  It's a really unique concept and will help continue incubating new startups in the health care space here in Charlotte.  As such, we expect to have even more health care startups in Charlotte as they finish out their space later this year and I look forward to interviewing them on the podcast in the not too distant future.  Both Eric and Scott have been on the podcast but we will have them back on this spring talking about their project as well as the growing number of health care startups in town.   William Bissett is the owner of and an Investment Advisor Representative of Portus Wealth Advisors, a Registered Investment Adviser. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training. Opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect those of Portus Wealth Advisors. The topics discussed and opinions given are not intended to address the specific needs of any listener.  Portus Wealth Advisors does not offer legal or tax advice, listeners are encouraged to discuss their financial needs with the appropriate professional regarding your individual circumstance.  Investments described herein may be speculative and may involve a substantial risk of loss. Interests may be offered only to persons who qualify as accredited investors under applicable state and federal regulation or an eligible employee of the management company. There generally is no public market for the Interests. Prospective investors should particularly note that many factors affect performance, including changes in market conditions and interest rates, and other economic, political or financial developments. Past performance is not, and should not be construed as, indicative of future results.

Join Eric Shumacher and Elyse Fitzpatrick as they share about their new book "Worthy: Celebrating The Value of Women." Both Eric and Elyse share some of their hopes for bringing to light the way God has used women throughout redemptive history and encourages us in having conversations marked with dignity and respect around this topic. You can find out more about the book Worthy and about Elyse and Eric at WorthyBook.com

If you're tired of ever-increasing rent payments or dealing with a psycho landlord, it may be time to buy your own home.  In this episode, join host Eric Martsolf as we dive into “Home Buying Kit For Dummies” by Eric Tyson  and Ray Brown. Both Eric and Ray are big league financial and real estate experts who have downloaded all of their experiences into their book, not to mention this podcast! This episode is sponsored by Zip Recruiter.  See why Zip Recruiter is effective for businesses of all sizes. Zip Recruiter, the smartest way to hire!  ABOUT HOST, ERIC MARTSOLF With over 3500 episodes of television under his belt, Mr. Martsolf has been providing "love in the afternoon" for NBC Daytime for the last 17 years. His portrayals of Ethan Winthrop on "Passions" and currently Brady Black on "Days of our Lives" have resulted in numerous industry accolades. He made daytime history in 2014 by being the first actor ever to win an Emmy in the Best Supporting Actor category for "Days of our Lives." His television credits expand into primetime (Extant, NCIS, Rizzoli & Isles), and his musical theatre repertoire consists of over 40 productions, including his critically acclaimed role as the Pharaoh in the Osmond Broadway Tour of "Joseph." Fans of the DC Universe will most notably recognize him as Justice League member and futuristic hero Booster Goldfrom the series Smallville. @ericmartsolf - Twitter (Blue check mark) ericmartsolf - Instagram (Blue check mark) Meet Eric Tyson, MBA Eric Tyson is a best-selling personal finance book author and has penned five national best sellers. He is also the only author to have four of his books simultaneously on Business Week's business book bestseller list. His Personal Finance For Dummies, a Wall Street Journal best-seller, won the Benjamin Franklin Award for Best Business Book of the Year. Eric's syndicated newspaper column is read by millions of readers weekly. He is a former columnist and award-winning journalist for the Sunday San Francisco Chronicle. His website, www.erictyson.com, rocketed into the top one percent of financial websites within its first year of operation. Eric's work has been featured and quoted in hundreds of local and national publications and media outlets including Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Forbes, Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, Money, Worth, Parenting, USA Today and on the NBC Today Show, ABC, Fox News, CNBC, PBS Nightly Business Report, CNN, and on CBS national radio, NPR's Marketplace Money and Bloomberg Business Radio. He's also been a featured speaker at a White House conference on retirement planning.  

It’s finally here! Your hosts, Eric and Jessie, have had a month to marinate on everything from The Rise of Skywalker and they bring you their thoughts on the final installment of the Skywalker Saga. Both Eric and Jessie have seen the movie multiple times and were extremely excited to sit down and discuss the film!

In this weeks episode Eric and Justin tackle the subject of student teaching. They share the aspects of what makes student teaching a good experience and a bad experience. Both Eric and Justin share their experiences on both sides of the spectrum as well providing suggestions to have a great experience while in the process of developing as a music educator.In Rotation:Eminem "Music to be Murdered By"- EricJubilee Showcase - JustinConnect with us Facebook, Twitter & Instagram:@podthescore;podthescore@gmail.com;The Score Podcast WebsiteMusic Credits:Intro: Justin McLean @jusmackmuzikIn Rotation & Outro: Ben Bohorquez @jamin_music#UrbanMusicEd #MusicEd

Both Eric and Jon have seen Jumanji; Nebraska farmers like Right to Repair. Visa says gas stations are vulnerable, Unicode is (both?) evil and awesome, and we discuss the state of Ransomware in 2019. For fun, we have a nuclear impact map application (??) and Kotlin vs. Java. Also some ancient blog references. 0:00 - Introduction 2:23 - Jumanji: The Next Level 5:20 - Mead Update 8:14 - Right To Repair in Nebraska 11:22 - Vulnerable Gas Stations 19:10 - Hacking Github with dotless 'i' 21:51 - Evil Twins 24:54 - Awesome Unicode 26:44 - State of Ransomware 38:02 - Nukemap 41:15 - Kotlin vs Java 42:30 - Android+kotlin 45:27 - Kingdom Of Nouns

Eric and Darrin sit down and talk about the importance of knowing your financial numbers in a blue collar service business. Both Eric and Darrin have started out working hard and not really knowing their financial position on a daily basis which led to many issues in their businesses.Darrin has done a ton of work in the last few decades to become a master in the art and science of blue collar small business finance. So settle in and see if you are where you need to be regarding your company's finance. You can contact Darrin at RAD Consulting.Sponsored by Morning Tech Meeting

Panel: David Kimura Eric Berry In this episode of Ruby Rogues, the panelists talk amongst themselves about their favorite software, equipment, and apps. Both Eric and David thoroughly share their preferred picks within these categories, and they explain how and why they use the specified item. Check out today’s episode to hear more! Show Topics: 0:00 – Advertisement: Sentry.io 1:03 – David: Welcome! Today, Chuck is not feeling well. I am David and today we have Eric Berry on our panel today. It is just the two of us today. I want to talk about our development environment. What is your setup like? Do you have an office space and your hardware? 1:58 – Eric: I Have a room in my basement that has everything that I need. I do work from home. There is my guitar, my geek toys and more. For my hardware I am using 2017 MacBook Pro (16 GB of ram). The 13-inch is convenient, but I upgraded b/c I do a lot of traveling. I do pull the iPad out and use DUET. You no longer have to use a cord. I have a monitor that is 30-inches and it’s gorgeous. That is my hardware setup. I am not a mechanical keyboard guy, and I stick with the Apple super flat keyboard. I do use Bestand – it’s a holster for the keyboard and the track pad. What do you have? 4:35 – David: I have a Frankenstein setup. My needs change, over time, and when that changes my hardware changes. Back in the day I did not have a Mac and I used a Windows machine. I used to be a gamer, but then met my wife and then stopped b/c she didn’t like for me to waste time. My setup is more proper. I have a baseline iMac Pro b/c there was a great deal of $1,000 off. The other option was an iMac. I like the desktop b/c that’s where I do work – at home. It was a $4,000 investment. I am on my computer ALL the time it was worth it to me. I got the wall-mount for me, and I have more monitors wall-mounted, too. 8:00 – David: That is my monitor and computer setup. I have an eco-rhythmic keyboard b/c of childhood injuries. I have a really old Microsoft keyboard from 2005 something. It was cheap but I like the style of it. For my mouse I have a Logitech mouse. I love the feel of this thing. It has a side scroll left and right, and up and down. Especially when I am looking at code. It helps with my video editing, too. My mouse is my favorite to-date. I don’t have too much plugged into the Mac. I have a GoDrive, which has everything on it – my whole life’s work is on there. If there is ever an emergency I know to grab that. Back things up in case of an emergency would be my tips to you all. 11:40 – Eric: I have struggled with backing things up actually. The problem that I have is that I am constantly moving my laptop. I have this guilt and fear of doing it wrong. 12:33 – David: I have this work laptop – I don’t back that up every day.  David gives Eric his suggestions in regards to backing files up. David mentions Back Blaze. 14:05 – Eric: That makes sense. I live in the Apple eco-system. I have my phone, watch, 40 iPads, laptop – everything backs up to the Cloud. The date we are recording this is 10/30/18. Apple just announced a new upgrade. I feel like this could compete with an actual laptop computer. Eric asks David a question. 15:35 – David: ...My main problem with that is that you might already have a developmental machine. It’s a stationary computer then it’s not feasible to take on the go. I do have an iPad Pro and I will take that on the go. I can login to my home network. BLINK – I used on my iPad Pro. David continues to talk about his setup. 19:00 – Eric: I kind of agree with you. I have seen it used quite a bit. My brother does everything online for his job. The pros are that if you are training, and his company is configured that way. The pros is that you can code from anywhere on anyone’s computer. I am glad that it DOES exist. It’s not Cloud9 but someone does offer... 20:20 – David: I think going to a solo screen does hurt my productivity – working on the iPad vs. working on the computer. I could get faster and faster but only to a certain degree. If you have the resources – then I don’t think it’s sustainable. However, if you don’t have the resources it’s better than nothing. At least you are coding and that’s important. 22:15 – Eric: I think of the audience we cater to with Ruby Rogues. I wonder if our listeners are strapped for cash or if they do have the resources to get the job done? 22:48 – David: If you don’t have a lot of money, you don’t have to buy a Mac. If Cloud hosting isn’t your thing there are different options. You have DOCKER, and use Windows as your main editor, and the WSL. I wanted to do a test – I bout a laptop for $500-$700 and you can get away with doing what you need to do. Learning how to program and code with what you have is great! 25:00 – Advertisement – Fresh Books! 26:05 – Eric: Let’s talk about the software developer environment. Nate Hopkins isn’t on today, but you can’t change his mind – I am VEM all the way. I think Cuck is EMAX. 26:43 – Eric: What do you do? 26:45 – David: I use VS code. David talks about the benefits of using VS code. 27:37 – Eric: Yes, 100%. I met the lead engineer behind VS code. They just made a new announcement. I have been using VS code for quite a while now. The integrated terminal and other features are awesome. Pulling me out of Sublime Text was a really, really hard thing for me. 29:28 – David: Sublime text, yes, but I got tired of the 40-year long beta, and the lack of expanding it, too. VS code has won my heart over. 30:53 – Eric: My guess is that they are going to leave it alone. I am sure they will connect the 2 teams. Think of how much work has gone into ATOM. That would be a hard pill to swallow. 31:20 – David: At the end of the day, though, it is a company. You don’t need 2 different editors when they do the same thing. 31:40 – Eric: I would have to disagree with you. Maybe they won’t merge the 2 but they just become different between ATOM (React and React Native) and... 32:22 – David: Why would a company cancel something only have 1 season? (Clears throat...Fox!) 32:58 – Eric: I open very large files with Sublime. Sublime handles this very easily. This goes back to: why am I opening up very large files? 33:31 – David: It’s a log file don’t lie. 33:40 – David: What browser do you use? Safari? 34:03 – Eric: Safari is nice for non-developers. Safari is lightweight and very fast. I have been a browser whore. I go from bedroom to bedroom from Opera to Firefox to Chrome. I fall into the Chrome field though. I have a problem with Chrome, though, and that it knows me too well. Google can sell my data and they do. 37:14 – David: With BRAVE, weren’t they doing something with the block chain and bit coin to reward you for browsing? 37:38 – Eric: Yeah I think that’s being run by... 38:03 – David: I still use CHROME b/c I like the extensions. It’s important to know why you are picking a certain browser. When you are talking about development you need to know who your target audience is. What kind of apps do you use? 39:54 – Eric: It’s interesting to see how much traffic the Android Browser gets. You want to switch over to other parts? For my tech software...I use Polymail.io for email. I use THINGS to keep me on-track, I use SLACK, BRAVE BROSWER, iTerm3 and MERT. I use FANTASTICO (calendar), and I use BEAR (for my note taking). What about you? 41:21 – David: I use iTerm3, too. I’m on 3 different Slack channels. I have been using DISCORD. Other tools that I use are SPECTACLE (extension) among others. I try to keep it slim and simple, though. Another one is EasyRez (free download) and you can adjust the screen resolution on your desktop monitors. It’s important to target my audience better. I do like PARALLELS, too. 44:24 – David continues: Screenflow, Apple Motion, and Adobe After Effects CC. 45:04 – Eric: I use 1 PASSWORD and BETA BASE. 46:04 – David: Have you heard of Last Pass? 46:15 – Eric: Oh sure! I have been using though 1 Password and I guess there some loyalty there. 46:54 – David asks Eric a question about 1 Password about pricing. 47:12 – Eric: I want to pay with money than with something else. 47:23 – David: It’s owned by LogMeIn, and they have tons of experience with security. 48:00 – Eric: I am going to put an article here that compares all these different apps so you can see the similarities and differences side-by-side. 48:40 – David: Anything else? Banking passwords? 48:54 – Eric: Nah, I am excited to see where we are. I like Mojave for the desktop but I don’t like it for the constant number of resets that I’ve had to do. I love what I do. 49:34 – David: Yeah, I agree. I haven’t experienced any major setbacks, yet. 49:55 – Picks! 50:03 – Eric: I think this whole episode has been PICKS! 50:15 – Advertisement: Get A Coder Job! End – Cache Fly! Links: Get a Coder Job Course Ruby Rust Ruby Motion Ruby on Rails Angular React React Native Komodo Bestand Duet Atom.io EasyRez Polymail.io Docker Adobe After Effects CC LogMeIn Brave 1 Password iTerm3 VS CODE iPad Pro Last Pass GoDrive Mojave EMAX Back Blaze Discord Sublime Text AWS Cloud9 StatCounter GitHub: Mert Bear App Process.st Pi-Hole Sponsors: Sentry Cache Fly Fresh Books Picks: Dave ProxMox Pi-Hole Eric Open Source Funders

Panel: David Kimura Eric Berry In this episode of Ruby Rogues, the panelists talk amongst themselves about their favorite software, equipment, and apps. Both Eric and David thoroughly share their preferred picks within these categories, and they explain how and why they use the specified item. Check out today’s episode to hear more! Show Topics: 0:00 – Advertisement: Sentry.io 1:03 – David: Welcome! Today, Chuck is not feeling well. I am David and today we have Eric Berry on our panel today. It is just the two of us today. I want to talk about our development environment. What is your setup like? Do you have an office space and your hardware? 1:58 – Eric: I Have a room in my basement that has everything that I need. I do work from home. There is my guitar, my geek toys and more. For my hardware I am using 2017 MacBook Pro (16 GB of ram). The 13-inch is convenient, but I upgraded b/c I do a lot of traveling. I do pull the iPad out and use DUET. You no longer have to use a cord. I have a monitor that is 30-inches and it’s gorgeous. That is my hardware setup. I am not a mechanical keyboard guy, and I stick with the Apple super flat keyboard. I do use Bestand – it’s a holster for the keyboard and the track pad. What do you have? 4:35 – David: I have a Frankenstein setup. My needs change, over time, and when that changes my hardware changes. Back in the day I did not have a Mac and I used a Windows machine. I used to be a gamer, but then met my wife and then stopped b/c she didn’t like for me to waste time. My setup is more proper. I have a baseline iMac Pro b/c there was a great deal of $1,000 off. The other option was an iMac. I like the desktop b/c that’s where I do work – at home. It was a $4,000 investment. I am on my computer ALL the time it was worth it to me. I got the wall-mount for me, and I have more monitors wall-mounted, too. 8:00 – David: That is my monitor and computer setup. I have an eco-rhythmic keyboard b/c of childhood injuries. I have a really old Microsoft keyboard from 2005 something. It was cheap but I like the style of it. For my mouse I have a Logitech mouse. I love the feel of this thing. It has a side scroll left and right, and up and down. Especially when I am looking at code. It helps with my video editing, too. My mouse is my favorite to-date. I don’t have too much plugged into the Mac. I have a GoDrive, which has everything on it – my whole life’s work is on there. If there is ever an emergency I know to grab that. Back things up in case of an emergency would be my tips to you all. 11:40 – Eric: I have struggled with backing things up actually. The problem that I have is that I am constantly moving my laptop. I have this guilt and fear of doing it wrong. 12:33 – David: I have this work laptop – I don’t back that up every day.  David gives Eric his suggestions in regards to backing files up. David mentions Back Blaze. 14:05 – Eric: That makes sense. I live in the Apple eco-system. I have my phone, watch, 40 iPads, laptop – everything backs up to the Cloud. The date we are recording this is 10/30/18. Apple just announced a new upgrade. I feel like this could compete with an actual laptop computer. Eric asks David a question. 15:35 – David: ...My main problem with that is that you might already have a developmental machine. It’s a stationary computer then it’s not feasible to take on the go. I do have an iPad Pro and I will take that on the go. I can login to my home network. BLINK – I used on my iPad Pro. David continues to talk about his setup. 19:00 – Eric: I kind of agree with you. I have seen it used quite a bit. My brother does everything online for his job. The pros are that if you are training, and his company is configured that way. The pros is that you can code from anywhere on anyone’s computer. I am glad that it DOES exist. It’s not Cloud9 but someone does offer... 20:20 – David: I think going to a solo screen does hurt my productivity – working on the iPad vs. working on the computer. I could get faster and faster but only to a certain degree. If you have the resources – then I don’t think it’s sustainable. However, if you don’t have the resources it’s better than nothing. At least you are coding and that’s important. 22:15 – Eric: I think of the audience we cater to with Ruby Rogues. I wonder if our listeners are strapped for cash or if they do have the resources to get the job done? 22:48 – David: If you don’t have a lot of money, you don’t have to buy a Mac. If Cloud hosting isn’t your thing there are different options. You have DOCKER, and use Windows as your main editor, and the WSL. I wanted to do a test – I bout a laptop for $500-$700 and you can get away with doing what you need to do. Learning how to program and code with what you have is great! 25:00 – Advertisement – Fresh Books! 26:05 – Eric: Let’s talk about the software developer environment. Nate Hopkins isn’t on today, but you can’t change his mind – I am VEM all the way. I think Cuck is EMAX. 26:43 – Eric: What do you do? 26:45 – David: I use VS code. David talks about the benefits of using VS code. 27:37 – Eric: Yes, 100%. I met the lead engineer behind VS code. They just made a new announcement. I have been using VS code for quite a while now. The integrated terminal and other features are awesome. Pulling me out of Sublime Text was a really, really hard thing for me. 29:28 – David: Sublime text, yes, but I got tired of the 40-year long beta, and the lack of expanding it, too. VS code has won my heart over. 30:53 – Eric: My guess is that they are going to leave it alone. I am sure they will connect the 2 teams. Think of how much work has gone into ATOM. That would be a hard pill to swallow. 31:20 – David: At the end of the day, though, it is a company. You don’t need 2 different editors when they do the same thing. 31:40 – Eric: I would have to disagree with you. Maybe they won’t merge the 2 but they just become different between ATOM (React and React Native) and... 32:22 – David: Why would a company cancel something only have 1 season? (Clears throat...Fox!) 32:58 – Eric: I open very large files with Sublime. Sublime handles this very easily. This goes back to: why am I opening up very large files? 33:31 – David: It’s a log file don’t lie. 33:40 – David: What browser do you use? Safari? 34:03 – Eric: Safari is nice for non-developers. Safari is lightweight and very fast. I have been a browser whore. I go from bedroom to bedroom from Opera to Firefox to Chrome. I fall into the Chrome field though. I have a problem with Chrome, though, and that it knows me too well. Google can sell my data and they do. 37:14 – David: With BRAVE, weren’t they doing something with the block chain and bit coin to reward you for browsing? 37:38 – Eric: Yeah I think that’s being run by... 38:03 – David: I still use CHROME b/c I like the extensions. It’s important to know why you are picking a certain browser. When you are talking about development you need to know who your target audience is. What kind of apps do you use? 39:54 – Eric: It’s interesting to see how much traffic the Android Browser gets. You want to switch over to other parts? For my tech software...I use Polymail.io for email. I use THINGS to keep me on-track, I use SLACK, BRAVE BROSWER, iTerm3 and MERT. I use FANTASTICO (calendar), and I use BEAR (for my note taking). What about you? 41:21 – David: I use iTerm3, too. I’m on 3 different Slack channels. I have been using DISCORD. Other tools that I use are SPECTACLE (extension) among others. I try to keep it slim and simple, though. Another one is EasyRez (free download) and you can adjust the screen resolution on your desktop monitors. It’s important to target my audience better. I do like PARALLELS, too. 44:24 – David continues: Screenflow, Apple Motion, and Adobe After Effects CC. 45:04 – Eric: I use 1 PASSWORD and BETA BASE. 46:04 – David: Have you heard of Last Pass? 46:15 – Eric: Oh sure! I have been using though 1 Password and I guess there some loyalty there. 46:54 – David asks Eric a question about 1 Password about pricing. 47:12 – Eric: I want to pay with money than with something else. 47:23 – David: It’s owned by LogMeIn, and they have tons of experience with security. 48:00 – Eric: I am going to put an article here that compares all these different apps so you can see the similarities and differences side-by-side. 48:40 – David: Anything else? Banking passwords? 48:54 – Eric: Nah, I am excited to see where we are. I like Mojave for the desktop but I don’t like it for the constant number of resets that I’ve had to do. I love what I do. 49:34 – David: Yeah, I agree. I haven’t experienced any major setbacks, yet. 49:55 – Picks! 50:03 – Eric: I think this whole episode has been PICKS! 50:15 – Advertisement: Get A Coder Job! End – Cache Fly! Links: Get a Coder Job Course Ruby Rust Ruby Motion Ruby on Rails Angular React React Native Komodo Bestand Duet Atom.io EasyRez Polymail.io Docker Adobe After Effects CC LogMeIn Brave 1 Password iTerm3 VS CODE iPad Pro Last Pass GoDrive Mojave EMAX Back Blaze Discord Sublime Text AWS Cloud9 StatCounter GitHub: Mert Bear App Process.st Pi-Hole Sponsors: Sentry Cache Fly Fresh Books Picks: Dave ProxMox Pi-Hole Eric Open Source Funders

Panel: David Kimura Eric Berry In this episode of Ruby Rogues, the panelists talk amongst themselves about their favorite software, equipment, and apps. Both Eric and David thoroughly share their preferred picks within these categories, and they explain how and why they use the specified item. Check out today’s episode to hear more! Show Topics: 0:00 – Advertisement: Sentry.io 1:03 – David: Welcome! Today, Chuck is not feeling well. I am David and today we have Eric Berry on our panel today. It is just the two of us today. I want to talk about our development environment. What is your setup like? Do you have an office space and your hardware? 1:58 – Eric: I Have a room in my basement that has everything that I need. I do work from home. There is my guitar, my geek toys and more. For my hardware I am using 2017 MacBook Pro (16 GB of ram). The 13-inch is convenient, but I upgraded b/c I do a lot of traveling. I do pull the iPad out and use DUET. You no longer have to use a cord. I have a monitor that is 30-inches and it’s gorgeous. That is my hardware setup. I am not a mechanical keyboard guy, and I stick with the Apple super flat keyboard. I do use Bestand – it’s a holster for the keyboard and the track pad. What do you have? 4:35 – David: I have a Frankenstein setup. My needs change, over time, and when that changes my hardware changes. Back in the day I did not have a Mac and I used a Windows machine. I used to be a gamer, but then met my wife and then stopped b/c she didn’t like for me to waste time. My setup is more proper. I have a baseline iMac Pro b/c there was a great deal of $1,000 off. The other option was an iMac. I like the desktop b/c that’s where I do work – at home. It was a $4,000 investment. I am on my computer ALL the time it was worth it to me. I got the wall-mount for me, and I have more monitors wall-mounted, too. 8:00 – David: That is my monitor and computer setup. I have an eco-rhythmic keyboard b/c of childhood injuries. I have a really old Microsoft keyboard from 2005 something. It was cheap but I like the style of it. For my mouse I have a Logitech mouse. I love the feel of this thing. It has a side scroll left and right, and up and down. Especially when I am looking at code. It helps with my video editing, too. My mouse is my favorite to-date. I don’t have too much plugged into the Mac. I have a GoDrive, which has everything on it – my whole life’s work is on there. If there is ever an emergency I know to grab that. Back things up in case of an emergency would be my tips to you all. 11:40 – Eric: I have struggled with backing things up actually. The problem that I have is that I am constantly moving my laptop. I have this guilt and fear of doing it wrong. 12:33 – David: I have this work laptop – I don’t back that up every day.  David gives Eric his suggestions in regards to backing files up. David mentions Back Blaze. 14:05 – Eric: That makes sense. I live in the Apple eco-system. I have my phone, watch, 40 iPads, laptop – everything backs up to the Cloud. The date we are recording this is 10/30/18. Apple just announced a new upgrade. I feel like this could compete with an actual laptop computer. Eric asks David a question. 15:35 – David: ...My main problem with that is that you might already have a developmental machine. It’s a stationary computer then it’s not feasible to take on the go. I do have an iPad Pro and I will take that on the go. I can login to my home network. BLINK – I used on my iPad Pro. David continues to talk about his setup. 19:00 – Eric: I kind of agree with you. I have seen it used quite a bit. My brother does everything online for his job. The pros are that if you are training, and his company is configured that way. The pros is that you can code from anywhere on anyone’s computer. I am glad that it DOES exist. It’s not Cloud9 but someone does offer... 20:20 – David: I think going to a solo screen does hurt my productivity – working on the iPad vs. working on the computer. I could get faster and faster but only to a certain degree. If you have the resources – then I don’t think it’s sustainable. However, if you don’t have the resources it’s better than nothing. At least you are coding and that’s important. 22:15 – Eric: I think of the audience we cater to with Ruby Rogues. I wonder if our listeners are strapped for cash or if they do have the resources to get the job done? 22:48 – David: If you don’t have a lot of money, you don’t have to buy a Mac. If Cloud hosting isn’t your thing there are different options. You have DOCKER, and use Windows as your main editor, and the WSL. I wanted to do a test – I bout a laptop for $500-$700 and you can get away with doing what you need to do. Learning how to program and code with what you have is great! 25:00 – Advertisement – Fresh Books! 26:05 – Eric: Let’s talk about the software developer environment. Nate Hopkins isn’t on today, but you can’t change his mind – I am VEM all the way. I think Cuck is EMAX. 26:43 – Eric: What do you do? 26:45 – David: I use VS code. David talks about the benefits of using VS code. 27:37 – Eric: Yes, 100%. I met the lead engineer behind VS code. They just made a new announcement. I have been using VS code for quite a while now. The integrated terminal and other features are awesome. Pulling me out of Sublime Text was a really, really hard thing for me. 29:28 – David: Sublime text, yes, but I got tired of the 40-year long beta, and the lack of expanding it, too. VS code has won my heart over. 30:53 – Eric: My guess is that they are going to leave it alone. I am sure they will connect the 2 teams. Think of how much work has gone into ATOM. That would be a hard pill to swallow. 31:20 – David: At the end of the day, though, it is a company. You don’t need 2 different editors when they do the same thing. 31:40 – Eric: I would have to disagree with you. Maybe they won’t merge the 2 but they just become different between ATOM (React and React Native) and... 32:22 – David: Why would a company cancel something only have 1 season? (Clears throat...Fox!) 32:58 – Eric: I open very large files with Sublime. Sublime handles this very easily. This goes back to: why am I opening up very large files? 33:31 – David: It’s a log file don’t lie. 33:40 – David: What browser do you use? Safari? 34:03 – Eric: Safari is nice for non-developers. Safari is lightweight and very fast. I have been a browser whore. I go from bedroom to bedroom from Opera to Firefox to Chrome. I fall into the Chrome field though. I have a problem with Chrome, though, and that it knows me too well. Google can sell my data and they do. 37:14 – David: With BRAVE, weren’t they doing something with the block chain and bit coin to reward you for browsing? 37:38 – Eric: Yeah I think that’s being run by... 38:03 – David: I still use CHROME b/c I like the extensions. It’s important to know why you are picking a certain browser. When you are talking about development you need to know who your target audience is. What kind of apps do you use? 39:54 – Eric: It’s interesting to see how much traffic the Android Browser gets. You want to switch over to other parts? For my tech software...I use Polymail.io for email. I use THINGS to keep me on-track, I use SLACK, BRAVE BROSWER, iTerm3 and MERT. I use FANTASTICO (calendar), and I use BEAR (for my note taking). What about you? 41:21 – David: I use iTerm3, too. I’m on 3 different Slack channels. I have been using DISCORD. Other tools that I use are SPECTACLE (extension) among others. I try to keep it slim and simple, though. Another one is EasyRez (free download) and you can adjust the screen resolution on your desktop monitors. It’s important to target my audience better. I do like PARALLELS, too. 44:24 – David continues: Screenflow, Apple Motion, and Adobe After Effects CC. 45:04 – Eric: I use 1 PASSWORD and BETA BASE. 46:04 – David: Have you heard of Last Pass? 46:15 – Eric: Oh sure! I have been using though 1 Password and I guess there some loyalty there. 46:54 – David asks Eric a question about 1 Password about pricing. 47:12 – Eric: I want to pay with money than with something else. 47:23 – David: It’s owned by LogMeIn, and they have tons of experience with security. 48:00 – Eric: I am going to put an article here that compares all these different apps so you can see the similarities and differences side-by-side. 48:40 – David: Anything else? Banking passwords? 48:54 – Eric: Nah, I am excited to see where we are. I like Mojave for the desktop but I don’t like it for the constant number of resets that I’ve had to do. I love what I do. 49:34 – David: Yeah, I agree. I haven’t experienced any major setbacks, yet. 49:55 – Picks! 50:03 – Eric: I think this whole episode has been PICKS! 50:15 – Advertisement: Get A Coder Job! End – Cache Fly! Links: Get a Coder Job Course Ruby Rust Ruby Motion Ruby on Rails Angular React React Native Komodo Bestand Duet Atom.io EasyRez Polymail.io Docker Adobe After Effects CC LogMeIn Brave 1 Password iTerm3 VS CODE iPad Pro Last Pass GoDrive Mojave EMAX Back Blaze Discord Sublime Text AWS Cloud9 StatCounter GitHub: Mert Bear App Process.st Pi-Hole Sponsors: Sentry Cache Fly Fresh Books Picks: Dave ProxMox Pi-Hole Eric Open Source Funders

In this episode Eric Knopf interviews Eric Waterbury to discuss intentionality in relationships. They discuss a tool that they use in their own ministry (Epic Life) called the Circles of Covenant. This tool helps you prioritize and categorize relationships in your own life and allows you to govern your decision making process when you need to be selective towards who you spend time around. Both Eric and Eric discuss their bitter disagreements they've had over the years and how they resolved them with the level of intentionality they needed to build a highly successful, professional and personal relationship between them. Enjoy! 

In episode #648, Eric and Neil discuss how to prioritize your marketing. Tune in to hear what you should be doing before anything else. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today’s Topic: What Runs First? How to Prioritize Your Marketing [00:50] If you are improving every week by 1-2%, this means you are improving by 50% per year, which is a good place to be, [01:16] Look at the funnel first: you can see in Google Analytics what’s working and what isn’t. [01:41] From there, you can determine what to focus on. [01:57] Look at what’s causing the biggest drop-off and run AB tests. [02:38] If you have a leaky bucket, you wouldn’t pour more water in. [02:53] Make sure your funnel is optimized before you drive a lot of traffic to it. [03:00] Both Eric and Neil know a man named Shaun Ellis who was on the growth team for Dropbox. [03:10] He went on to create Growth Hackers. They have since released a growth management tool. North Star. [03:40] North Star uses the ICE model (Impact, Confidence, Ease) [04:36] Average your scores in each category. [04:44] North Star allows you to test different hypotheses. [05:15] The problem with the ICE framework is that it only works if someone in your company knows marketing really well. [05:52] Once you fix your funnel, it’s all about driving traffic to your site/funnel. [06:00] The best traffic is paid traffic. [06:12] For paid traffic, you can try Facebook, Taboola, Outbrain, etc. [06:30] Measure traffic based on the ROI. [07:04] That’s all for today! [07:07] Go to Singlegrain.com/Giveway for a special marketing tool giveaway! Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu  

In episode #648, Eric and Neil discuss how to prioritize your marketing. Tune in to hear what you should be doing before anything else. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today's Topic: What Runs First? How to Prioritize Your Marketing [00:50] If you are improving every week by 1-2%, this means you are improving by 50% per year, which is a good place to be, [01:16] Look at the funnel first: you can see in Google Analytics what's working and what isn't. [01:41] From there, you can determine what to focus on. [01:57] Look at what's causing the biggest drop-off and run AB tests. [02:38] If you have a leaky bucket, you wouldn't pour more water in. [02:53] Make sure your funnel is optimized before you drive a lot of traffic to it. [03:00] Both Eric and Neil know a man named Shaun Ellis who was on the growth team for Dropbox. [03:10] He went on to create Growth Hackers. They have since released a growth management tool. North Star. [03:40] North Star uses the ICE model (Impact, Confidence, Ease) [04:36] Average your scores in each category. [04:44] North Star allows you to test different hypotheses. [05:15] The problem with the ICE framework is that it only works if someone in your company knows marketing really well. [05:52] Once you fix your funnel, it's all about driving traffic to your site/funnel. [06:00] The best traffic is paid traffic. [06:12] For paid traffic, you can try Facebook, Taboola, Outbrain, etc. [06:30] Measure traffic based on the ROI. [07:04] That's all for today! [07:07] Go to Singlegrain.com/Giveway for a special marketing tool giveaway! Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu  

After a long hiatus, Eric Vaz is back! Also, Crash & Flow is happy to welcome Antoine Bridge to the nerd circle. Both Eric and Antoine help point out all the things that Yasin and Syed missed while watching Spider-Man Homecoming. They go through the many Easter eggs as well as filling in knowledge gaps. Yes, if you are Spider-Man fan, you need to see/listen to this episode. (Spoilers abound!!!)

Welcome to another episode of The Podunk Polymath Podcast. First, I read another great iTunes review I received. This episode, though, is a special one because my friend Eric Parsons joins me on the palaver to talk about depression. Both Eric and I give our personal accounts of our struggles with depression. I also give the accounts of some people who submitted their own stories about depression, and there is even a recording someone submitted about her own issues with mental illness. I did this episode partially as therapy for myself, but I also hope to demonstrate to people battling depression that they are not alone, and that there are people that care and want to help. I hope I achieved this objective, but I will let y'all be the judge of my success. Thank you for listening, and please don't hesitate to reach out if you need someone with with to talk. Music by Dot Dot Dash, cdbaby.com/cd/dotdotdash

In this episode we get to hang out with publisher and mad genius Giancarlo DiTrapano of Tyrant Books. We rap about almost everything anyone would ever want to talk about---growing up weird, finding one's self, the publishing industry, cluster headaches and miracle cures, psilocybin, West Virginia, dogs, and love in its many varied and wonderful forms. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did in making it. Giancarlo is love. This will be the last episode of Almost Live at Mellow Pages for the next while. In doing this show, we've been able to spend a lot of time getting to know writers/publishers/editors we really love and wanted to speak to, and the common thread throughout has been putting in time and work. Both Eric and myself have books coming out in 2015, and we realize we both have some of our own work to get down to doing. We hope you've enjoyed this run of shows, and we hope to be back sooner rather than later.

Green Bay Packers 26  Minnesota Vikings 26   -Both Eric and Matt are back with a review of this disappointing result   -Do you feel good or bad about yesterday's game?   -Clay Matthews is better than we said he was last year   -How talented is (or isn't) this team?    -Eric has a surprising statement about Dom Capers.   -Rodgers or no Rodgers, can the Packers win in Detroit?   -This NFL season is really strange   Let us know what you think!! Leave a comment below! www.facebook.com/GreenandGoldForeverPodcast  

Hey, guys! I wanted to take a moment and introduce you to our new sponsor - SUPER EXCITE: A Freakin' Awesome Comic Book Magazine! Headed up by our good friend Joe Martin, SUPER EXCITE's goal is to fill the role of a magazine covering comic news in a post-Wizard world. Essentially, it's a fan based, bi-monthly online magazine dedicated to review of all things comics and toys. Both Eric and I are featured in this first issue contributing trade reviews, columns, and toy reviews. Inside you'll also find a helpful feature on surviving your first Con experience, a review of Bendis' All New X-Men, interviews with indie artists, and much more. You can go to www.superexcitemag.com to download the premier issue and find out how to contribute if you're interested. Get EXCITE!In this, our 32nd episode, we cover Eastman and Laird's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol.1, #26 and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures Vol.1, #6 as well as reviewing the TMNT National Quiz Joke Books that were included with the second wave Playmates figures. In true fashion, we also discuss trends in TV and film, a rare high school graduation in Plant City, the return of more cat stories from Eric's job,and how horrible NCIS is.DOWNLOAD: Episode 32 - The Inside Story...NEXT WEEK: Eastman and Laird's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol.1, #27 and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures Vol.1, #7.

It’s the ’80s on Movie B.S. with Bayer and Snider. First up is the remake of the ’80s horror film “Fright Night” starring Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell and Imogen Poots. Both Eric and Jeff were a fan of the film, though Jeff seems a little surprised by how much he liked it. Next, it’s the remake of the ’80s action flick that originally starred Arnold Schwarzenegger. Now it stars Jason Momoa and Jeff and Eric say it’s just a little bit crazy. Finally it’s the romance “One Day.” What does that have to do with the ’80s? Well it takes place over the course of many years, starting with 1988, so there. We answer the QOTW: What bad 1980s movie do you think could be remade into a good one? Also, we have a special guest on the show next week! “Bellflower” opens in Portland on 8/26, and we’re going to have writer/director/star/producer/crazy person Evan Glodell on the show to talk about it! It will be fun! Let us know if you have any questions for him.