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Like the show? Show your support by using our sponsors.Promotive can help you find your dream job. Touch HERE to see open jobs.Need to update your shop systems and software? Try Tekmetric HEREIn this episode, Jeff and fellow Canadian shop owner Mike Pereira discuss industry challenges, such as the flat-rate pay system at dealerships, emphasizing how it discourages teamwork and impacts job satisfaction. Both Jeff and Mike highlight the importance of ongoing technical and business training in today's rapidly changing industry and discuss the need for better collaboration and transparency among local shop owners.00:00 Some Sports Take WAYYYY Too Long10:25 Unfair Work Distribution Observed11:50 Turn Up the Radio Solution16:02 Flat Rate Challenges in Learning22:29 Shared Experiences in the Industry30:46 "Highly Recommend Brian's Class"34:48 Valuing Time Over Money38:23 Supportive Owners Embrace Change45:26 Selective Customer Intake Strategy49:10 Evaluating Vehicle Part Quality57:10 Car Enthusiast's Euro Car Insights01:01:08 Unfair Work Conditions at Dealership01:05:20 Proactive Work Culture Insights01:08:18 Training Adjustments at Work01:18:02 Digital Tread & Rotor Measurement01:20:28 Vehicle Inspection Photo Transparency01:25:41 Trust Car Claims Carefully01:30:41 Focus on Business Skills, Not Tech Follow/Subscribe to the show on social media! TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@jeffcompton7YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@TheJadedMechanicFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091347564232

In this episode of Tactical Empire, host Jeff Smith and guest Shawn Rider delve into the complexities of risk in life and investments. Sean shares an intriguing story about a college paper he wrote on economic risk, revealing insights into national economic trends during the Great Recession. The discussion then transitions to personal investment philosophies, covering topics like life insurance, real estate, and the pitfalls of traditional retirement plans. Both Jeff and Sean emphasize the importance of financial education and conservative but strategic risk-taking. They conclude by challenging conventional ideas about security and risk in financial planning.00:00 Introduction to Tactical Empire00:30 Meet Shawn Rider00:48 Watch Talk03:22 Podcast Episode Theme: Risk03:48 Jeff's College Economics Story10:18 Discussion on Risk and Economics11:49 Jeff's Perspective on Risk16:09 Shawn's Perspective on Risk21:10 Financial Education and Risk30:56 Conclusion and Call to Action

Our first bonus episode of season 7 is a spirited but level-headed discussion about NOSFERATU (2024) with author & film maker, Jeff Caroll. Both Jeff and Parasite Steve feel strongly about the film, but one liked it and the other? Well, not so much. This is a new type of episode for Retro Ridoctopus, but s always, we keep things friendly and respectful. No matter which side of the Nosferatu fence you fell on, you may end up learning a thing or two! Watch THE BLACK NUN (2021) on Tubi, written and directed by Jeff Carroll...and check out all his killer books on Amazon! ----------------------------------------Retro Ridoctopus is:• Parasite Steve (read)• 8-Bit Alchemy (listen) • Coopster Gold (join) • Nintenjoe (subscribe)----------------------------------------All original heavy metal music by Enchanted Exile

Senior Strategist Morgan Jackson & Campaign Manager Jeff Allen helped guide Democrat Josh Stein to a historic win in the 2024 open-seat North Carolina Governor's Race over GOP lighting rod Mark Robinson. In this conversation, they both discuss how Stein went from trailing in many of the early polls to winning on Election Day by a historic 15-point margin. They talk the initial phase of the race with Robinson leading the polls, the Stein strategy to define Robinson early, the power of using Robinson's own words against him, the infamous "Nude Africa" scandal, the impact of storms and massive damage in Western NC, what is replicable for other campaigns from Josh Stein's victory, & much more digging into the signature gubernatorial race of the 2024 election.IN THIS EPISODEThe political origin stories of both Morgan and Jeff...How NC politics has completely transformed over the past 20 years...The early machinations that led to a Josh Stein vs. Mark Robinson '24 campaign...What led to Jeff managing the '24 Stein campaign...The potential political strengths of Mark Robinson...The initial core strategy and approach of the Stein campaign...The story behind the impactful first TV ad showing voters Mark Robinson in his own words... (link to ad)The Stein strategy to prioritize communications to Black voters...The story & fallout of the "Nude Africa" disclosures that forced national GOP donors to cut Robinson loose...The impact of the Hurricane Helene storms that hit Western NC...How the big Stein margin helped NC Dems win other races downballot...Their expectations heading into Election Day and reactions from the 15-point Stein victory...Both Jeff and Morgan share some of their favorite spots around The Tarheel State...AND...Roy Cooper, crazy uncles, the DCCC, Scott Falmlen, Pete Giangreco, Bill Graham, Bill Hefner, Jesse Helms, Jim Hunt, I-95, Jesse-crats, Mt. Rushmore, Pat McCrory, Myspace, Trey Nix, Barack Obama, Stephanie Pigues, RLG Media, shithouse rats, storm machines, Thom Tillis, Trump-proofing, visceral reactions, Mark Warner, water jets, Kathleen Williams & more!

Thanks to our sponsor Promotive! Find your dream job today: gopromotive.com/jeff In this episode, Jeff Compton is joined by Andrew Gonyou to talk about the significance of collaboration over competition within the auto repair industry. Jeff reflects on the challenges and rewards of fostering a culture of continuous learning and critical thinking, emphasizing the importance of leaving a meaningful legacy. Both Jeff and Andrew share personal anecdotes highlighting the necessity of finding a supportive work environment and the impact of embracing advanced technology.00:00 Finally, recording with Andrew Gonyou at AST 2024.08:44 Danny introduced me to automotive diagnostics techniques.13:37 Lack of proper equipment complicates vehicle repairs.17:52 Fixed issues unnoticed; pressured for time. Dilemma persists.25:17 Left job, started at nearby diesel shop.28:48 Choosing a partner affects your success trajectory.33:49 Initially hesitant, eventually wanted the job.38:18 Fired due to attitude and inadequate pay.44:40 It's never too late to start pursuing dreams.48:33 Humbled by resonating impact with shop owners.53:31 Scaling knowledge is challenging but essential.01:03:04 Please comment, share, and download the podcast. Follow/Subscribe to the show on social media! TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@jeffcompton7YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@TheJadedMechanicFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091347564232

In this episode of 'Set Lusting Bruce', host Jesse Jackson interviews Jeff Dwoskin @JeffDwoskinShow, an avid podcaster and fan of nostalgic pop culture. They discuss Jeff's podcast journey which began during the pandemic and evolved into 'Classic Conversations', featuring interviews with pop culture icons. Both Jeff and Jesse share their personal music experiences and fandoms, particularly around artists like Bruce Springsteen, the Monkees, and Taylor Swift. The conversation touches on vinyl collecting, the impact of key albums, and the nuances of conducting engaging interviews. The episode wraps up with Jesse's traditional 'Mary Question' about Bruce Springsteen's 'Thunder Road'. https://jeffisfunny.com/  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of 'Set Lusting Bruce', host Jesse Jackson interviews Jeff Dwoskin @JeffDwoskinShow, an avid podcaster and fan of nostalgic pop culture. They discuss Jeff's podcast journey which began during the pandemic and evolved into 'Classic Conversations', featuring interviews with pop culture icons. Both Jeff and Jesse share their personal music experiences and fandoms, particularly around artists like Bruce Springsteen, the Monkees, and Taylor Swift. The conversation touches on vinyl collecting, the impact of key albums, and the nuances of conducting engaging interviews. The episode wraps up with Jesse's traditional 'Mary Question' about Bruce Springsteen's 'Thunder Road'. https://jeffisfunny.com/  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to Business Unfiltered with Mercer and Jeff Sauer today's topic is: What To Do With Business Profits 0:00: Strategies for managing business profits, including reinvestment and long-term wealth-building perspectives. Mercer and Jeff discuss net profit, gross profit, and gross margin). Mercer emphasizes the importance of considering a business's long-term perspective when deciding what to do with profits. 3:43: Reinvesting profits in a business for growth and stability. Mercer evaluates reinvestment opportunities to stabilize the business and generate long-term profits. Jeff adds that some business owners don't reinvest profits, treating it as salary or profit. 7:36: Investing in business for consistent profits. Jeff emphasizes the importance of reinvesting profits to build a sustainable business. He highlights the need for early investment in a team to generate consistent profits while maintaining a profit margin through selective cash management. 11:02: Building a business team, managing expenses, and saving for the future. Jeff discusses hiring strategies, including pessimistic (3 months), realistic (6 months), and optimistic (12 months) runways for new hires. Mercer discusses the importance of building a rainy day fund for businesses, especially during unpredictable times like a pandemic. 15:17: Managing business profits and reinvesting for growth. Mercer discusses the importance of setting aside a percentage of profits for personal use, such as vacations or play money. Jeff agrees, sharing his personal experience of treating himself more like a rainmaker and less like an owner for financial success. 19:36: Diversifying investments for long-term growth. Jeff diversifies his portfolio by investing in various assets, including stocks, small businesses, real estate, and riskier investments. He prioritizes maximizing qualified accounts, such as 401ks and HSAs, before investing in higher-risk assets. 23:34: Investing in startups, prioritizing ownership over operation. Mercer discusses the importance of diversifying investments, citing the risk of a single asset being taken out by market changes. Jeff likes to invest in founders who are hungry and have a life's work invested in their business, as they are more likely to succeed and provide a return on investment. 28:32: Profit management for small businesses. Both Jeff and Mercer emphasize the importance of reinvesting profits for stability and growth.

In today's podcast Paul has a conversation with Jeff Kazin and Mike Rohlfsen of AgrisAcademy. Both Jeff and Mike spent many years with Cargill in risk management and merchandising and have created a business to educate farmers on how to manage risk. If you are interested they provide full 10 week training program in the winter two nights a week for 40 plus hours.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During this episode of In the Foxhole, co-hosts Karen Kingston and Jeff Dornik discuss the bill banning TikTok and what's really going on. The truth of the matter is that this bill is a threat to the first Amendment and a distraction from the massive data collection operation by the CCP. Both Jeff and Karen call for a complete and entire separation from China, cutting off all economic ties whatsoever. Karen also calls out Senator Rand Paul for voting against banning Chinese biotechs. The conversation transitions into mRNA nanotechnology, which we are finding in everything from the covid jabs to food and meat. Karen closes out the show with an explanation of what each of us can do to help rid our communities of the covid jabs and mRNA technology in our food. Be sure to subscribe to Karen Kingston's Substack at https://karenkingston.substack.com. You can subscribe to Jeff Dornik's Substack at https://jeffdornik.substack.com. Subscribe to Freedom First Network on Rumble to watch all of our shows LIVE: https://rumble.com/c/freedomfirstnetwork Elevate your meals with Freedom First Beef… even if you find yourself in the middle of the apocalypse! Use code FOXHOLE for 15% off and enjoy high-quality beef whenever you crave it – today or tomorrow! https://freedomfirstbeef.com Be ready for anything life throws your way with The Wellness Company's Medical Emergency Kit. Order today using code FOXHOLE for a 10% discount at https://twc.health/ffn. Protect your financial future with precious metals! Schedule your consultation with Our Gold Guy today and take control of your financial destiny!  https://ourgoldguy.com Unleash the spirit of liberty in every cup with Freedom First Coffee's Founders Blend. Order now using code FOXHOLE and savor the unparalleled taste of freedom in every patriotic sip. https://freedomfirstcoffee.com

Welcome to the Circle of the World Podcast! Join George, Harrison, and Jeffrey as we continue our coverage of Joe Abercrombie's First Law series! In this episode, we read through Best Served Cold, the first standalone novel in Joe's Great Leveller trilogy! This week we cover Arts Of Persuasion, and The Life Of A Drinker. Both Jeff and George are drunk as Cosca in this episode.. which feels appropriateMeme of the week:https://www.reddit.com/r/HouseOfTheMemeMaker/comments/1b42pl1/if_khalul_sent_the_hundred_words_to_destroy_you/Music Credit: Maszy MusicSupport the show

Driven by a passion for innovative solutions, Impact Acoustic is revolutionising sustainable acoustics. Founded by Jeffrey Ibanez and Sven Erni, this dynamic company creates cutting-edge acoustic products. Both Jeff and Sven share a vision of educating the industry on true sustainability while pushing boundaries with their creative, eco-friendly designs. Impact Acoustic is committed to making "the impossible happen" through simplicity and environmental responsibility with big dreams of using profits to protect our oceans… The founders' long-term dream is using company profits to travel by catamaran while educating about ocean conservation. They believe sustainable and continuous innovation and pushing boundaries. Through simplicity, creativity, and an unwavering eco-conscious ethos, Impact Acoustic is making major waves in sustainable acoustics. https://impactacoustic.com/en #SustainableAcoustics #GreenDesign #EcoInnovation #CircularEconomy #ZeroWaste #RecycledMaterials #OceanConservation #Environmental Mission #ProductDesign #CreativeArchitects

What an excellent day for an exorcism... and for a new episode! Lots to discuss with returning guests and horror movie lovers Solana Sorrento and Jeff Bugajski as they join Mark to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the still shocking William Friedkin classic The Exorcist. Both Jeff and Solana went to Catholic school, so the power of Christ compelled them to not only watch this movie at young ages but to also join this special discussion about pea soup, shaking beds, bloody crucifixes, head spins, and a dayplayer who ended up being a murderer (Paul Bateson). Plus, their moms share their thoughts on the movie as well! 'Tis the season for family celebrations after all. And there's a special appearance by the one and only Regan MacNeil, so grab your holy water.

Even though Jeff hasn't met today's guest in person, he has a lot of respect for him and is a big fan! Brad Leavitt, President of AFT Construction, is Jeff's podcast guest. He grew up in the construction industry in Southern California and went through a Construction Management Program while attending college at Brigham Young University in Utah. He participated in a mission in Argentina for 2 years, where he learned the Spanish language and culture, which gave him a new perspective on life and communication. “A true leader is not who you are, but who you can be” is Brad's philosophy. Brad started AFT-A Finer Touch Construction 13 years ago. They are located in Scottsdale, Arizona. When he began AFT he had a luxury home industry general contractor goal in mind for the company's direction and has always followed his roadmap with patience. He had his share of roadblocks and has taken risks along the way but kept his focus on the success journey of AFT. He credits his highly competent, skilled and confident staff for the success of AFT. AFT focuses on the client experience and the incredible journey of building their dream home. Brad explains that for a company to succeed, they should always seek to advance the client's experience, company processes, systems and brand. Every day, Everyone at AFT tries to be better than they were yesterday by learning and collaborating as a team and finding the positives, not the negatives, every day. The company has worked successfully with many well-known or athlete clients. Brad says they are all great people just like us who want to hire the right trustworthy company to perform when it comes to building their dream home.  Both Jeff and Brad belong to a NAHB Builders 20 group. They discuss how the group is helpful and provides value to like-minded people in the building industry. Everyone is in different markets with different insights to help each other with business decisions, different building methods, products, practices, accountability, HR issues and culture in the workplace to take back to your region. Brad has hosted his podcast Brad Leavitt Podcast (formerly AFT Podcast) for the past four years. He has a wide array of selective guests and famous people on the podcast that cater to Marketing, Entrepreneurship and some construction. Different executives who have built incredible companies share quick insights and knowledge with the audience.Brad is very active, balancing his work and family life. He keeps up with his wife (who is an interior designer at AFT) and their six children, playing golf and cold plunging.AFT Construction website Brad Leavitt PodcastEmail Jeff your comments, questions, topic requests or be a guest on The WB Download. Email: WBDOWNLOAD@wielandbuilders.comDownload The 23 Custom Home Luxury Must Haveshttps://www.wielandbuilders.com/custom-home-luxury-must-haves/See Wieland Builders custom home gallery  www.wielandbuilders.comSee podcast behind the scenes photos Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Houzz or Pinterest

We live in a time when everyone seems to be looking for high tech solutions for every problem. Maybe it's due to all of the new tech that has come out in recent decades with lofty promises of new frontiers, or the fact that so many of us are removed from regular interaction with the natural world, but I genuinely believe that technology is more over-applied and responsible for more problems than it usually solves. For that reason I always like to see when professionals advocate for low tech solutions and a return to basics and analog methods, especially when working with nature.    Today I have the pleasure of introducing two guests whose work I've admired for a while and who co teach a online course called low tech erosion control which focuses on the approach and techniques that are approachable for almost everyone to reverse and regenerate landscapes suffering from water erosion.    First up, there's Jeff Adams, who is owner/operator of TerraSophia LLC, a watershed restoration and landscape contracting firm based in Moab, UT. He has a depth of experience in permaculture, watershed rehabilitation, water harvesting, erosion control, and educational programs. With over 20 years of field experience, Jeff brings a practical and integrated approach to each project and course he does.    Along with him we're joined by Neil Bertrando, a regenerative specialist who has focused on integrated water harvesting, agroforestry systems, homestead production gardens with season extension, medicinal pollinator habitats, and ecological restoration for over 12 years. He has been a permaculture instructor at OSU since 2014. He holds degrees in Biology and Environmental Science and owns an ecological design and education firm, RT Permaculture, specializing in effective and regenerative landscapes.    Together we start by digging into each of their unique paths into working in ecological restoration in the American Southwest and the Great basin regions. They each describe the challenges of their climate and context as well as the historical and current sources of degradation of the surrounding ecology that is often behind the restoration project where they work. From there we systematically walk through the site assessment process of reading the landscape and understanding the local ecology to begin the project design.    Both Jeff and Neil describe the ways they develop a plan of action including the information they gather and how they assess different implementation strategies, especially from the low tech options and working with materials found on site.  We also talk about one of my favorite and often overlooked aspects of project design, which is the maintenance and revision strategies over time, as well as how to design with them in mind. This discussion is full of practical advice that you can use to get started on your own watershed restoration project at a manageable scale,

From this episode of Direction there are several lessons you can learn. Here are five key takeaways: 1. The importance of consistent activity: Jeff Cohen, emphasizes that doing the right activities consistently is crucial for achieving desired results. Even if the results don't show up immediately, staying committed to daily activities will eventually yield success. 2. The power of focused mindset: Both Jeff and David discuss the benefits of wearing headphones to create a focused mindset. Wearing headphones helps block out distractions and keeps them in an "appointment setting mode" when making phone calls or having important conversations. 3. Active listening and note-taking: The speaker highlights the importance of actively listening during conversations and using pen and paper to take notes. This helps in retaining information and shows genuine interest in the other person. 4. Treating speaking as a skill: Jeff encourages treating speaking as a skill, comparing it to a sport. Just as a basketball player would prepare and focus on their attire and mindset for a game, speakers should also consider their posture, clarity, and mental state to deliver a compelling message. 5. The significance of work ethic: Both Jeff and David emphasize the importance of having a strong work ethic in the real estate industry. Going above and beyond the expected norms, doing more than what is considered sufficient, and consistently working towards achieving one's goals are key factors for success. Remember, these lessons are based on the specific episode mentioned, and there may be additional insights and lessons that can be gained from listening to the entire episode.

Introducing the Band:Your hosts Scot Bertram (@ScotBertram) and Jeff Blehar (@EsotericCD) are joined by guest Hannah Rowan. Hannah is the managing editor of Modern Age. You can find her on X at @Hannah_Cristine and read her review of Debbie Harry's memoir here.Hannah's Music Pick: BlondieHere's another artist we get to cross off the list of long-awaited episodes. Both Jeff and Scot have been hot to do Blondie for years and it has nothing (okay, relatively little) to do with the attractive woman fronting the band. It's the music that means so much, even after all these years.Blondie, as Jeff argues, is perhaps the quintessential new wave band, but they started by paying tribute to girl-group sounds and garage rock of the '60s on the band's first record. From there, singer Debbie Harry and guitarist Chris Stein, the two leaders of the group, led Blondie through a wide variety of styles and genres. The band was as comfortable playing power pop and new wave as they later would be incorporating disco, reggae, and even rap into their sound. Blondie recorded four number one songs -- "Heart of Glass," "Call Me," "The Tide Is High," and "Rapture" -- and you couldn't quite stick any of them inside the same box.And we can't escape the visual aspect. It's impossible to separate what you see from what you hear. Debbie Harry was a striking figure to lead the group. And Blondie was a band that was deliberate in how it presented itself -- from album covers to stage apparel to making videos for every song on a record, which predated the MTV-era by a good half-decade or so.The timeframe for the band's brilliance is relatively short and we spend very little time on the post-reunion work (apologies to fans of Pollinator). But what was created at the end of the 1970s truly stands the test of time. The music, in many ways, pointed forward toward what we would hear throughout the decade of the 1980s.

What is the impact of the arts around the world? During this mini-series, we are diving into conversations focused on the global impact of the arts. I am so grateful for the opportunity to connect with Jeff and Natalie Lewis of Arrows International for part six of this series! Jeff and Natalie Lewis are the Founders and Directors of Arrows International, which is a full time training program and dance company, based in Oklahoma, designed to nurture, disciple, and prepare trained artists to go out as ambassadors of Christ. They train dancers to use their gifts and talents to bring hope, joy, and healing in our cities, states and nations.Both Jeff and Natalie have a variety of professional experience in dance including television, theatre, concert tours, conventions, international ministry, and more! As pastors, mentors, motivational speakers, choreographers, instructors, and ministers of the gospel, Jeff and Natalie have a heart for pouring into the next generation of artists.In our conversation, Jeff and Natalie share their incredible journeys and the way that God redeems situations we can't fully understand to bring healing, life, and beauty. We chat about what it looks like to build for generational impact, how the arts open hearts across cultures, and being faithful to follow through when God says to go. I am so encouraged by their stories of faith and their encouragement that we are in a season of momentum and open doors to bring the hope of the Kingdom of God to all those we encounter. May you be inspired to run with vision in the calling God has on your life!The full show notes are available on our website https://creativeimpactpodcast.com!  You can be sure not to miss a Creative Impact conversation by subscribing through your favorite podcast app.  We are so grateful to have you as a part of the Creative Impact community and would love it if you would share the show with your friends!Support the show

Today's guest is Nathan Madden, General Manager of trade and commercial (Dayton,OH to Carlisle, Ky) for Pella Windows and Doors. Nathan is also very involved in the HBA (Home Builders Association) in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Both Jeff and Nathan are passionate about getting kids involved in having careers in construction. Nathan discusses his involvement in both the Cincinnati HBA and Northern Kentucky HBA and their programs for kids to get involved in the trades. Cincinnati HBA has Careers is Construction and Northern Kentucky HBA has The Enzweiler Building Institute. These programs provide opportunities and lay out the path for learning skills for a future career in the construction industry.Nathan discusses Pella Window and Door's company history, the local and national levels and what it means to him to work for a company that is huge but feels small with family values that is always striving to be innovative. He discusses what makes Pella great in the industry; every employee from the line to sales believes they are giving the best product to the end user. The product not only has high quality and performance, they provide great products at each level to meet the end user with the same quality and high performance.They discuss some of the popular glass folding doors that are being used in homes recently that bring the outside in and the inside out in. Some have a 10ft opening or a whole wall that opens up.Learn what makes a great window withstand the test of time, why Pella stands behind their products and only partners with builders like Wieland Builders. Both want to see the same high end quality product, attitude and respect the value in the materials used/received in their final delivery to a client that is expected. Together, both constantly strive to improve and move forward in the industry.Stick around until the end to hear Jeff talk about his other Pella relationships with Jim Frey and Brett Howard.Email Jeff your comments, questions, topic requests or be a guest on The WB Download. WBDOWNLOAD@wielandbuilders.comSee Wieland Builders custom home gallery  www.wielandbuilders.comSee podcast behind the scenes photos Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Houzz or Pinterest

In this Season 7 kickoff episode, Jeff and Michael discuss a wide array of headlines from the summer that have long-term impacts on higher education.Key Moments00:02:49 - Michael Horn Book Update00:05:45 - "This year is about a new normal."00:06:55 - "The Pac-12 Collapsed Overnight"00:11:37 - "…you cannot outspend reality."00:17:00 - "The nation's best known public universities have been on an unfettered spending spree."00:19:23 - "These places are just devouring money, offering everything to everyone all at once is unsustainable."00:21:49 - "policy should be focusing on student outcomes…"00:24:30 - "I don't think they're going to negatively impact those liberal arts programs that in my view offer very valuable skills and credentials in the labor market."00:26:34 - "I think that was all fair. And I actually was shocked. I thought the article did a really good job of depicting the purpose of secret societies in my mind, which is really to broaden your social experience."00:30:45 - "it was a very patriotic, pro-American, deeply affected campus that doesn't accord at all with some of the allegations that were printed in the article."00:32:49 - "A Return of the Presidential Fitness Test?"Relevant LinksAcademy for Innovative Higher Ed LeadershipColleges Spend Like There's No Tomorrow. ‘These Places Are Just Devouring Money.'Higher Ed Spending Problem Demands Attention No Matter Court's OpinionIt's time to rethink incentives for higher edMichael Horn's Testimony to CongressHow Ron DeSantis Joined the “Ruling Class” - and Turned Against ItSummaryThe ‘New Normal'Jeff Selingo brings up what people are referring to as the ‘New Normal.' He discusses the changes that higher education institutions, such as West Virginia University, are having to make to adapt to the changing landscape.The 'New Normal' he describes is characterized by financial challenges, changing demographics, and shifting priorities in higher education. Selingo uses the example of West Virginia University, which is planning to cut more than two dozen programs to close a projected $75 million deficit by 2028. This deficit was largely due to overly optimistic enrollment goals that were not met. The university initially planned to cut all its language programs, but later decided to retain Spanish and Chinese, while graduate programs and math programs are still at risk.Michael Horn brings up a related point regarding the demographics of college-aged students, particularly in the Northeast and Midwest, which are not favorable. This could be another aspect of the 'New Normal' that Selingo is referring to - universities having to adapt to changing demographics and potentially declining student populations. This example illustrates the 'New Normal' of universities having to make tough decisions and prioritize certain programs over others due to financial constraints and demographic shifts.Selingo suggests that this trend is likely to continue as universities navigate the challenges and changes brought about by the pandemic, demographic changes and other factors. This 'New Normal' will require universities to reassess their strategies and adapt to new realities in higher education.Conference RealignmentJeff explains how the PAC-12 athletic conference collapsed overnight while attempting to secure a new television deal. This resulted in the University of Washington and the University of Oregon leaving for the Big 10, while the University of Arizona, Arizona State, and the University of Utah moved to the Big-12.These moves were financially motivated as these universities needed funds to maintain their expenditures on coaches and facilities. Selingo suggests that the traditional linear television model, which presently provides significant funding, is on the decline. He also believes that streaming services like Apple could become a financial lifeline for universities by the end of the decade.Selingo also links these events to the 'New Normal' in higher education. The changes in the PAC-12 and other athletic conferences can be seen as part of this broader shift in the higher education landscape.Harvard's Opportunity Insights ProjectHarvard's Opportunity Insights Project included a study conducted by economist Raj Chetty using data compiled by Open Campus. The study used tax records to measure the wealth of students attending various colleges. The top 1% in the study referred to families with incomes of $660,000 a year and above, while the top 0.1% were significantly higher.The study found that at a group of 12 institutions, including the entire Ivy League, Stanford, Duke, MIT, and the University of Chicago, applicants from families in the top 1% were 34% more likely to gain admission than applicants with the same SAT and ACT scores from lower-income families. Those from the top 0.1% were more than twice as likely to be admitted.The study didn't just focus on elite universities, but also included 139 institutions in total. The results showed that the ultra-rich are not only enrolling at Ivy League schools but also at other institutions further down the ranking, such as Elon or Wake Forest.Public School SpendingMichael Horn discusses a Wall Street Journal article by Melissa Korn, Andrea Fuller, and Jennifer Forsyth, which detailed the spending spree of these institutions, stating "The nation's best known public universities have been on an unfettered spending spree."The University of Kentucky was cited as an example, having upgraded its campus to the tune of $805,000 a day for more than a decade. A graphic indicated that spending has risen much faster than enrollment from 2002 to 2022, leading to increased spending per student. At the median flagship university, spending rose 38% over these two decades.For every $1 lost in state support, the median school increased tuition and fee revenue by nearly $2.40. Michael argues that these universities, driven by prestige and revenue growth, lack economies of scale and tend to overspend. Horn also touches on the enrollment patterns of wealthy families, suggesting that attracting such families can have long-term implications for the universities' finances.Ron DeSantis at YaleMichael Horn shares about his experiences at Yale, especially in relation to the description given by Governor Ron DeSantis in a recent article, and his involvement in a secret society. Michael explains that the society serves as a way of opening up and introducing members to other students they would not have otherwise met, and presents an intimate way to broaden horizons. Horn mentions that these society members weren't his friends before, but many of them have since become close friends. He confirms that DKE, where DeSantis was a member, is known as the wilder fraternity on campus, mostly filled with athletes.Horn disagrees with DeSantis' depiction of Yale as a place of fervent anti-Americanism, stating that his experience was different. He acknowledges that Yale leans more politically liberal but also points out there are conservative enclaves, particularly in the history department. It's not hard to express one's opinion, even if it's not the majority view. Horn also discusses some of the social issues on campus during his time at Yale, including graduate students' efforts to organize as employees and concerns about Yale's clothing being made in sweatshops.He suggests that the university environment might have changed since his time, possibly aligning more with DeSantis' allegations. However, he also recalls a statement from Rick Levin who said, "Look, the Wall Street Journal is going to print what it prints about Yale. And they have this view that is so out of touch with the majority experience on campus that you just can't read too much into it." While Horn senses that the campus culture has changed, he advises caution when extrapolating too much from these articles, which tend to generalize and create caricatures. Lastly, Horn notes that the 9/11 attacks occurred after DeSantis' time at Yale, during his own senior year, which may have influenced the campus culture and experiences of students.Recommendation by Vivek Ramaswamy - The Presidential Fitness TestMichael and Jeff express skepticism about Vivek Ramaswamy's recommendation to bring back the Presidential Fitness Test as a section of the SAT. Selingo, after delving into the history of the test and its components, acknowledges the importance of physical activity for students but dismisses the idea of its relevance as a criterion for college admission. He suggests that this proposal shouldn't be given any more attention. Both Jeff and Michael seem to view the idea as a distraction from more important topics related to college admissions.

3 of the 4 Horseflies jump into a rapid fire kinda week.....A dog shows up at the LA show.  Shane has a gig next weekend in Houston, filling in for a different Metallica tribute band.  Do we like all the intro tapes on the current tour?  Shane discovers he likes the Ghost experience.  Both Jeff & Shane share their business idea from the 8th grade while Larry is nowhere to be found after collecting his mummy dust.  We discuss underrated Metallica songs off the cuff, and its makes for a great all time argument.  The Bob Signal has an emergency 1,600 miles away while we shoot the sh*t about 1,600 other toe tapping topics.  Instagram - andpodcastforallFaceBook - ...And Podcast For AllLiquid Death - Official sponsor of APFA liquiddeath.com -Murder your Thirst, Death To Plasticandpodcastforall@gmail.com for all your wants, wishes, comments, Hate Train mail, needs, desires, or just to say what's up to the guys. Email us and let us know if you want to be our next guest! After all, it's a Podcast FOR ALL.

Both Jeff and I are about to go on excursions out of the state and away from our microphones, so today we're doing the one, time-sensitive task left to us: addressing your mailbag comments and questions. Illustration courtesy Midjourney. Prompt: drinking beer on holiday in the sunshine

Our buddy Rob Smith likes to talk about albums that are "the one after the big one" and Lucinda Williams' 2001 album Essence is in that category. Both Jeff and Matt enjoyed diving into the record for the first time -- with special guest Mya Byrne.If you're not familiar with Mya's music, you should be! Playing Americana steeped with potent branches of blues, rock, glam and country music, Byrne is every bit the voice of the outsider that built the foundation of the genre, where we behold stages beaming with the light of those who are so willing to stand tall and confident in the entirety of their truth. Here Byrne stands too. Americana has many champions, but there are scarce few like Byrne; a queer trans woman creating ripples that will find themselves born again and again as waves.On Rhinestone Tomboy, Mya's newest album, we are treated to a portrait painted with shades of Byrne's youth, one spent listening to stacks of her mama's dusty 45s, and thrift store 8-tracks blasting from blown speakers out the window of an old Chevy. Songs that opened the trailhead to a lifelong journey that informed Byrne's musical landscape.Find all of the latest episodes of The Record Player wherever you get your podcasts -- and if you enjoy what we do here, we invite you to join our Patreon and become a member of the Record Club. You'll receive access to a ton of bonus content and interviews. We appreciate you support and your listening ears!

In this episode, The Flat Rate Master and Jeff discuss the importance of investing in employee training for shop owners. They note that many shop owners fail to see the benefits of shutting down their shop and taking a loss of income to send their employees to training events. An example of a shop owner who takes his entire crew to training events every year, and the host emphasizes that this is an investment in the business that will result in better technicians who do a better job is discussed. Both Jeff and The Flat Rate Master agree that content creators have a role to play in showing the benefits of investing in training for employees. The Flat Rate Master notes that he has been accused of being negative about the industry lately, but he believes that it is important to highlight the importance of training. Jeff agrees and notes that many mechanics have lost their jobs due to lack of training and that investing in training is a way to ensure employability in the future. Overall, the episode emphasizes the importance of investing in training for employees as a way to improve the quality of work and ensure long-term success for the business.In this episode, Jeff shares his experience of unburdening his feelings through a podcast and how it helped him turn his life around. He mentions that initially, he was angry, mad, and jaded when he got laid off due to COVID. However, doing a podcast with The Changing The Industry team gave him a voice and made him feel better. He believes that unburdening your feelings through a podcast is healthy and shouldn't be ridiculed. The Flat Rate Master also agrees with this and mentions that it's like therapy. They both encourage people to share their experiences and cautionary tales to unburden themselves, which would be the best thing for all parties, including the industry. Overall, the episode highlights the importance of sharing experiences and unburdening oneself through a podcast, which can have a positive impact on mental health and career growth.In this episode, the importance of mentoring was discussed, but it was also acknowledged that there is no exit strategy for mentors. It was noted that as people age, their brains and bodies slow down, and they may not be as valuable in the workforce as they once were. It was suggested that if a mentor is always giving, they may be essentially creating competition for themselves as the people they mentor become just as valuable as they are. The question of how to approach this was raised, and it was suggested that mentors may need to consider doing things differently to avoid this happening. Additionally, it was emphasized that it's important to have a plan for the end of one's career, as ageism is a problem in the workforce. The episode suggested that having a plan, such as continuing to make content like YouTube videos, can help ensure that one remains employable even as they age. Overall, the episode emphasizes the importance of mentoring while also acknowledging the need to consider how to avoid becoming replaceable.

Anthony Billet's love for art and architecture led him to start abSketches in 2009. The visual marketing agency began by creating renderings and models of things that don't yet exist to help clients show possibilities to potential investors. Over time, abSketches has evolved its techniques and scope to include a blend of sophisticated visual media by a growing team of expert individuals dedicated to collaboration and excellence.  Based in York, PA, abSketches was instrumental in the local renovation of The Yorktowne Hotel, but most of the agency's clients are architects, developers, and engineers in larger U.S. cities and abroad. Visit the firm's website to learn more about some of its featured projects.   What You Need to Know  (4:03) Mr. Billet graduated with honors from East Stroudsburg University with a BA in Media Communications and Technology as well as a minor in Art. He honed his project management and design skills working at architectural firms prior to starting abSketches. (08:28) Doing a walkthrough of the renovated Yorktowne Hotel was exciting not only because the new construction aligned closely with the agency's designs, but also because the hotel is right down the street from the firm's office.  (09:34) abSketches relies mostly on organic referrals and word of mouth. The fact that architects and developers who have worked with abSketches recommend the firm to their competition says a great deal about the agency's business practices and the quality of its work. (11:01) Both Jeff and Tony are fans of EOS, the Entrepreneurial Operating System—it helps them get things done, holds people accountable, and keeps things moving in the right direction. Get details about EOS at https://www.eosworldwide.com/ (16:05) Learn more about abSketches (and the Yorktowne Hotel project) at https://www.absketches.com/. Connect on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn by searching for abSketches.   About Bellomo & Associates Jeffrey R. Bellomo, the founder of Bellomo & Associates, is a licensed and certified elder law attorney with a master's degree in taxation and a certificate in estate planning. He explains complex legal and financial topics in easy-to-understand language. Bellomo & Associates is committed to providing education so that what happened to the Bellomo family doesn't happen to your family. We conduct free workshops on estate planning, crisis planning, Medicaid planning, special needs planning, probate administration, and trust administration. Visit our website (https://bellomoassociates.com/) to learn more. LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED Bellomo & Associates workshops:https://bellomoassociates.com/workshops/ Life Care Planning The Three Secrets of Estate Planning Nuts & Bolts of Medicaid For more information, call us at (717) 845-5390. Connect with Bellomo & Associates on Social Media Tune in Saturdays at 7:30 a.m. Eastern to WSBA radio: https://www.newstalkwsba.com/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/bellomoassoc YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/BellomoAssociates Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/bellomoassociates Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/bellomoassociates/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/bellomoandassociates WAYS TO WORK WITH JEFFREY BELLOMO Contact Us:https://bellomoassociates.com/contact/ Practice areas:https://bellomoassociates.com/practice-areas/      

#889 - Alan Light & Jeff Slate on Bob Dylan's Shadow Kingdom Alan Light and Jeff Slate are guests on The Paul Leslie Hour to discuss Bob Dylan's Shadow Kingdom Are you here? We've got a discussion on this episode of The Paul Leslie Hour. Renowned authors, journalists, music critics and Bob Dylan experts Alan Light and Jeff Slate are joining us. Both Jeff and Alan were guests on the show last year on separate occasions, but this time they're back on this show at the same time. This episode is a panel discussion on Bob Dylan's new album Shadow Kingdom! Real quick, please subscribe to Paul Leslie's YouTube channel. We're trying to grow the channel as we approach 20 years of interviews! And maybe you'll like us on Facebook too! But it also seems to be time to begin this in-depth discussion on Shadow Kingdom, the latest release from Bob Dylan. Who's ready? The Paul Leslie Hour - Helping People Tell Their Stories is a talk show with new episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

On May 11, Fidelity Investments Canada hosted FOCUS2023, a daylong event for advisors featuring Fidelity's portfolio managers, subject matter experts and thought leaders. Sessions ran both onstage in Vancouver to a live audience, and from our Toronto studio for a crowd of thousands more online.  On today's podcast, we're putting the spotlight on our fixed income team made up of portfolio manager Jeff Moore and quantitative analyst Stacie Ware who sat down with host Katherine Black.  Jeff and Stacie speak about the state of the fixed income market, the inflation and Fed storyline, and what it all means for fixed-income investors going forward.  Jeff says they believe inflation has peaked and they expect a stationary state for inflation to get around sub-four by Christmas. If this is the case, this is a particularly good setup for bonds and the bond market.  Stacie who is new to the team, explains her role. She is actively involved in the day to day management of the portfolios and she also runs scenario analysis. She spends time with macro analysts and sector specialists to talk about how the market may play out and new opportunities in different sectors. And based on all that information, she produces potential outcomes for fixed income portfolio construction.  Both Jeff and Stacie suggest how clients should approach investing in today's market landscape, diversification in fixed income and how treasuries are attractive at this point in time.  Recorded on May 11, 2023. At Fidelity, our mission is to build a better future for Canadian investors and help them stay ahead. We offer investors and institutions a range of innovative and trusted investment portfolios to help them reach their financial and life goals. Fidelity mutual funds and ETFs are available by working with a financial advisor or through an online brokerage account. Visit fidelity.ca/howtobuy for more information. For the second year in a row, FidelityConnects by Fidelity Investments Canada was ranked the #1 podcast by Canadian financial advisors in the 2022 Environics' Advisor Digital Experience Study.

Patrick and Jeff both are on a special edition of the CFB Index to break down the 2023 NFL Draft. Both Jeff and Patrick share their Mock Drafts. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brandon-way/support

Welcome back to the University Recruiters podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Jeff Marin, CEO of University Recruiters and the Jeffery Agency who has made a living teaching LinkedIn and building his own successful business. Jeff shares his insights on teaching work ethic, imparting good habits to kids, and balancing a busy career with being a parent. Jeff reflects on his own upbringing and how his parents' divorce affected his communication skills. He emphasizes the importance of overcompensating with his own children, making sure they always feel valued and loved. He even shares how he makes a point to let his kids know he's thinking about them, even when he's away from home. Julia notes that both Jeff and her co-host Gino share a strong work ethic, which they aim to instill in their children. Jeff explains that he always makes sure his daughters know what he does and why he does it, and that they come first no matter what he's working on. He knows his children are watching him and he wants to set a positive example, even with something as simple as treating an Uber driver with respect. Jeff also talks about his career journey, starting in finance and eventually moving on to build his own business. He reflects on how having children changed his priorities and taught him the importance of having a flexible schedule. Both Jeff and Gino emphasize the importance of having a supportive spouse when making the switch from a traditional job to an entrepreneurial lifestyle. If you're a busy entrepreneur or a parent trying to balance work and family life, you won't want to miss this insightful conversation with Jeff Marin. Check out his contact links below such as his LinkedIn page and the University Recruiters website for more information. Contact Jeff Martin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffmartincareercoach/ https://universityrecruiters.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/university-recruiters/ https://jeffreyagency.com/ Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 01:39 - Guest intro 06:02 - How Jeff Martin Built a Business and a Family 08:41 - Jeff Martin Talks about his Parents Divorce and its affect 10:33 - How has Being a Busy Dad Affected Family Life? 15:21 - Importance of Work Ethic and Imparting it on Children 17:27 - How do You Teach Your Children Life Balance? 24:56 - What Was Jeff's Wife's Reaction to the New Business? 29:34 - What Does Jeff Look at when Looking at a Resume? 32:25 - Contact Jeff Martin. We're here to help create multifamily entrepreneurs... Here's how: Brand New? Start Here: https://jakeandgino.mykajabi.com/free-wheelbarrowprofits Want To Get Into Multifamily Real Estate Or Scale Your Current Portfolio Faster? Apply to join our PREMIER MULTIFAMILY INVESTING COMMUNITY & MENTORSHIP PROGRAM. (*Note: Our community is not for beginner investors)

Jeff and Ben riff briefly on great heavy riffs. But the real riffing is in the expansive dialogue that takes them from Slayer to the great jazz imprint ECM records and beyond. In the second half, they deep dive into the great Steve Von Till's most recent records No Wilderness Deep Enough and its ambient companion A Deep and Endless Wilderness. Both Jeff and Ben hold Steve's music in great esteem. Indeed, it is a true gift in their respective lives. Show notes on bands discussed and played in this episode: Steve Von Till - No Wilderness Deep Enough [Full] (2020) - experimental https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nREf_c9xW9Y Steve Von Till - A Deep Voiceless Wilderness [Full] (2021) experimental https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWTppxmFggk&t=1812s Laraaji - Ambient 3-Day of Radiance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMBNKmZgs_Y "In the Absence of Matter" by UADA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X2WqrAEkRU Opening Riff to "Fight Fire with Fire" by Metallica ICE-T interview clips from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiitaegUUbo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67v0YfLyywE Other artists mentioned: Formicide, Meliah Rage, All Out War, Brian Eno, King Crimson (and many others)

So, if you're part of the Outdoors Show family, you know that Jeff sure does love to eat. Well, in the wake of his less-than-stellar performance in the 2023 El Cheapo, he was eating some crow in this episode! Both Jeff and Capt. Kirk had some great stories from the tournament, and Kevin had some great fishing stories of his own.Here's your L.V. Hiers gear tip of the week: Weather Tech complete floor mats for your vehicle. All you need is a little hand broom to keep clean!Here's your Ring Power CAT tip of the week: Join us LIVE at the NEW Hagan Ace Hardware and Hagan Coastal Outfitters of Orange Park for their Grand Opening! There are 3 days of deals… We will be there live Saturday morning! Check out the cooler deals from Yukon Outfitters!! See their Facebook event page for all the info: https://fb.me/e/4kQd2tnqqHere's your Kirbyco Builders Inc. cooking tip of the week: Jeff's new favorite to eat sheepshead sandwiches on - Dave's Killer Bread!!

This Week in Photo's Frederick Van Johnson previews his course for KelbyOne's iPhone Photography Conference on how to create special effects with the iPhone camera. Both Jeff and Frederick are speaking at the conference, and there's a great giveaway! One free admission ticket for two days of learning. All you have to do is subscribe to the PhotowalksTV channel on YouTube, leave a comment on a video, and submit a great smartphone photo to our Flickr Group page. https://www.flickr.com/groups/14856009@N23/pool/ The winner will be announced on next week's show. Show notes for this episode at the iPhone Photo Team website: https://iphonephototeam.com/spaces/10124715/list --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iphonephotoshow/message

After reviewing the very red markets week of Feb. 6-10, DoubleLine's Jeff Mayberry and Sam Lau discuss changes to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' methodology in calculating the Consumer Price Index (CPI) as The Topic of the Week (13:05). The first of two changes that will be in place for January's print (coming out on Valentine's Day this Tuesday) concerns a shift from using two years of data points to only one year of data points to compute CPI. Jeff notes this will mean a reliance on faster-moving data points, and he adds this change will mean that the first COVID-19 year of 2020 will be excluded from 2023 CPI prints. Both Jeff and Sam look forward to seeing how this change will be adapted into bullish and bearish readings of Tuesday's CPI print. The second change concerns seasonality factor adjustments (20:03), which means that CPI prints from the first part of 2022 are now lower, and prints from the latter part of the year are higher. January's positive performance was reversed in the first full week of February with red pretty much across the board (2:25). It was a light week in Macro Land (7:48), with jobless claims higher than expected, and University of Michigan inflation expectations flat. On the Fed front (9:05), Chair Jerome H. Powell offered some insight into the FOMC process in a sit-down interview, and two governors pushed a rates-higher-for-longer message. In addition to CPI, next week's data prints will include producer prices and the Leading Economic Index (23:51). This episode was recorded after market close on Feb. 10, 2023. Go Rihanna!

Our teachers and our parents hammered it into our heads since we were kids: "You cannot have a gap in your resume!" and "You cannot quit your job without having another job lined up!" And these beliefs have created deep-seated fears in people and many times prevents them from making career changes in their lives. And that, in turn, prevents them from becoming a digital nomad. But are those fears actually justified anymore? Do hiring managers actually care about resumes gaps and "loyalty" anymore? We break down each of the five fears: Fear that you won't like the lifestyle and you'll have time unaccounted for on your resume and no company will hire you. Scared that you'll pogo stick to a few different companies over several months while trying new things and people will think you are a "job hopper" and not hire you. Scared that you won't be able to return to your own company. Fear that you will have a less advanced role on your resume when switching to a new job or industry, and it will make you less hirable for more advanced jobs in the future. Fear that you're being "irresponsible" about your future by getting paid less, not saving for retirement and/or having less consistent pay. Marisa uses her years of coaching experience to address each of those five fears. The group then discuss each of the three reasons why it's okay to have a gap in your resume along with plenty of practical advice. Both Jeff and Diego have a combined 15+ years hiring, and with that they contribute the reality of hiring to complement Marisa's career coaching advice. Make sure you join our email list to get our weekly newsletter, along with 2 handpicked remote jobs every week!

Welcome to Roadcase!!  We're super pumped for this exciting episode featuring Jeff Gorman and Jake Cochran of Illiterate Light -- a stunning duo who are noted for their dynamic and striking live performances with Jeff on guitar and bass pedals and Jake's unorthodox standing position at the drum kit, infusing an amazing energy into their live shows.  Their new album, Sunburned -- out now -- is a profound and expansive look into mortality and the human condition, and has truly taken the band to the next level. Digging deep into their own experiences, and bringing everything on stage has been a hallmark of their artistic output, and that connection with audiences on a deep level continues to drive their love of what they do. Both Jeff and Jake are also profoundly affected by environmental issues  -- both are avid cyclists -- and have explored new ways to connect with audiences and raise awareness by creating pedal-powered shows to create innovative live experiences at festivals and venues across the country.  So hop on the Roadcase bus (or better yet this time, pedal along!) and learn more about these truly compelling artists and humans, Jeff Gorman and Jake Cochran.  It's gonna be a great ride!!For more info:https://www.illiteratelight.com/For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

Pokémon Scarlet & Violet has arrived and BOTH Jeff and Darby have been playing a ton of it. There are many thoughts both good and bad so come hear the discussion :) We also discuss the Mario movie, the NCAA football game releasing 2024, lots of sale info and more!Game Talk:Pokémon Scarlet and Violet - 1:41News:DC Video Games Will Connect to DCEU: 44:32EA Sports NCAA Football: 49:30Sony Reveals Microsoft's TRUE Strategy: 54:36Mario Kart 8 Deluxe DLC: 1:04:07Sales Time: 1:08:22Game Award Updates: 1:16:26Other News: 1:23:30Podcasts:Nerds At Large Gaming Podcast (New Episodes Every Monday)Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nerds-at-large-gaming-podcast/id1216300348Nerds At Large SpoilercastiTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nerds-at-large-spoilercast/id1246037914Nerds & DragonsPodbean: https://nerdsanddragons.podbean.com/Shows:Anime Gauntlethttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL09Jy20sWhtF5iZabuLvQnmzOXHPMRBR2SETTLE IT!Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL09Jy20sWhtFIwxXIv524CLJ9RWgijftkPokémon Shield NuzlockePlaylist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL09Jy20sWhtEPfZNcg_D6Hfgqhe80LLfQNerds At Large PlaysPlaylist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL09Jy20sWhtHOYCjsCqRykl65UTf-83gSBlog: https://nerdsatlarge.wordpress.com/Twitter: @NerdsAtLargeTwitch: twitch.tv/NerdsAtLargeGamingYouTube: youtube.com/nerdsatlargePodcasts:Nerds At Large Gaming Podcast (New Episodes Every Monday)Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nerds-at-large-gaming-podcast/id1216300348#pokemon #pokemonscarletandviolet #smallyoutuber

In Part 3 of 3 on this riveting story of Jeff & Larissa, we join them again as they bravely share their stories of sexual dysfunction due to LDS purity culture doctrines, Larissa's battle with breast cancer, Jeff's experiences with porn/masturbation, and BOTH Jeff and Larissa suppressing their sexuality.   They share their journey of healing and growing together in intimacy, as well as other changes post-Mormonism. What is parenting like? How have their beliefs changed and what do they believe now?   Episode Show Notes Mormon Stories Thanks Our Generous Donors! Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today: One-time or recurring donation through Donorbox Support us on Patreon Pick “Mormon Stories” as your charity on Amazon Smile or through the Amazon App  Our Platforms: Patreon Spotify Apple Podcasts Contact us: MormonStories@gmail.com  PO Box 171085, Salt Lake City, UT 84117  Social Media: Insta: @mormstories Tiktok: @mormonstoriespodcast Join the Discord

Photographer and Photoshop expert Scott Kelby returned from Tuscany with jaw-dropping iPhone photos that went viral on social media and tells Jefferson Graham how he got the shots. Episode #44. Both Jeff and Scott will be speaking at the KelbyOne's upcoming Travel Photography Conference. Show notes at http://www.iphonephototeam.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iphonephotoshow/message

We love you guys - here is a touch of what is going on. My daddy has been in the hospital off and on since 7/6-he had a prostate biopsy. He has been bleeding ever since -with multiple failed attempts at fixing it. They have placed clips twice- and then also consulted surgery who placed three sutures as well -the artery is what continues to bleed. They sent him home twice and he had bled at home and had to call ambulance -both times. He's had 20 units of blood as of this am -since 7/7 and they have talked about transferring him to Knoxville to a specialist that can do the need procedure.  They state no one is capable in their region. He does have prostate cancer and they suspect some sort of leukemia or myelodysplastic  disorder, but they did a bone marrow biopsy over three weeks ago - with no results. He also sat in the ER at Holston Valley Medical Center after being brought in by ambulance with an active bleed. They put him in wheelchair and rolled him to the waiting room. With an active bleed. Sitting in a waiting room. Bleeding. My mom is a mess and won't leave his side - hasn't slept or hardly eaten since this started......she told me yesterday she is afraid they are just going to let him lay there in ICU and bleed to death ( they are saying Knoxville has no beds).  It has been a nightmare. Both Jeff and I appreciate your patience while we navigate this time. 

Both Jeff and Chris enjoy a good pickle, but where does the pickle shine the most? On a sub? On your burger? On its own? Find out right here on episode 43 along with all the other good stuff mentioned below...Don't forget to leave a review and let us know how you like the podcast!Food News: New Products and Menu ItemsGrubhub+ is free for Amazon Prime MembersThe Save TaB Soda Committee is on a mission to bring back TaBThe Whopper - Southwest EditionEmail us: freshuncookedpodcast@gmail.comFresh and Uncooked on YouTube!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTEDTGPjo70srlYceVbQqhQFollow us on Twitter!https://twitter.com/freshuncookedCheck out our Instagram!https://www.instagram.com/freshuncooked/We are on TikTok!https://www.tiktok.com/@freshuncookedpodcast?

Today on The Jeff Crilley Show, Jeff sits down with Charlie Alsmiller, CEO of APIWORX. Both Jeff & Charlie are members of EO Dallas... For more information on the global, peer-to-peer network, check out eonetwork.org.

There are some excellent opportunities in commercial real estate if you select the right assets, says Thirty Capital CEO Rob Finlay. In today's podcast roundtable with his team of analysts, Rob explains that while commercial real estate is facing some headwinds, “there is a tremendous upside for the right assets.” Meanwhile, rates are moving upwards following last Wednesday's Fed meeting, during which the board agreed to let around $90 billion run off the balance sheet every month. That, along with strong employment numbers on Friday, led to a mini bear market. Two-year swaps moved up about nine basis points. Ten-year SOFR swaps moved up 31 basis points. Hard to draw parallels between today and 2018 Analyst Jay Saunders said the markets saw this back in around 2016 to 2018, during the last Fed tightening cycle. “We saw long-term rates generally move up in line with the Fed until we got to 2018, which was the last time we saw these yields 2.75 to three percent on the Ten-year.” Rob says the market is still around 50 to 60 basis points off pre-pandemic levels. Back then, the market was around 3.30 before it started to sell off. However, Jay says it's hard to draw parallels with economic circumstances four years ago. There was no inflation, no coronavirus, and today employment is very strong. A transition from floating to fixed Analyst Jeff Lee says Thirty Capital is seeing a big transition from floating to fixed rates. He cautions that commercial real estate borrowers may need to get a little creative with their borrowing. “With some of the steepening, you can make it back up on the curve a little bit to drop a few basis points here and there. But it's not as big as that move used to be before,” explains Jeff. “But on the flip side we've heard a lot of people say they have to go interest-only to keep monthly payments similar to what their prior loan was.” Local banks will be beneficiaries of ‘weird' market Both Jeff and Rob discuss how commercial real estate borrowers are leveraging relationships with their local banks to get loans. Say's Rob: “I think regional banks are going to be the beneficiaries of everything that's going on in this market. You can't underweight a deal in Vero Beach Florida without really knowing the market and knowing the dynamics.” Adds Jeff: “It's the relationships and the local pulse. It's got to be what fuels us through this weird kind of time.” This episode includes: Jay's analysis of the SOFR market and rate increases. Figures coming out this week are CPI and PPI. Get deals done early this week because the markets close early this week due to Good Friday. The team also gives its prediction on the Ten-year in coming months. Listen to the full episode for their conclusion! Follow Rob on Twitter and LinkedIn.

The latest In Touch With iOS with Dave and Warren we are joined by Jeff Gamet. iOS 15.4.1 update now has security fixes and battery drain fixes. We find out why automatic updates for iOS sometimes take 4 weeks to install. We review our favorite podcatchers and how we listen to podcasts. Streaming sites can now link to external websites. Unlocking your Mac using your Apple Watch and more.  The show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com 
Direct Link to Audio Links to our Show Click this link Buy me a Coffee to support the show we would really appreciate it.  Website: In Touch With iOS YouTube Page In Touch with iOS Magazine on Flipboard News Man arrested for tracking car by attaching Apple Watch to a wheel Google Releases Chrome 100 for iOS and Desktop With Updated Icon Apple Stores Will Now Decline to Repair iPhones Reported as Missing Apple now allowing reader apps to link out to membership websites YouTube TV finally rolling out picture-in-picture (PiP) to the iPhone and iPad T-Mobile delaying Sprint 3G network shutdown as it migrates legacy customers to 5G Here are the first MLB games coming to Apple TV+ starting next month T-Mobile Offers Free MLB.TV Subscription Ahead of 2022 Baseball Season WSJ: Apple TV+ praised by quality over quantity, nearly doubled its revenue in 2021 Receive a text from yourself? It's definitely spam  Apple purportedly plans to bring more of its financial services in-house Apple Maps Incorporates HAAS Safety Cloud to Improve Roadway Hazard Alerts - MacRumors Death knell sounds for iPhone 6 as Twitter app drops support | AppleInsider Apple considering adding new flash memory suppliers to protect iPhone supply | AppleInsider Topics Beta this week. We are now 2 weeks with no beta software to test. Longest drought I can remember.  Apple released updates to all devices fixing various security flaws and battery drain on iPhone Apple releases iOS 15.4.1, iPadOS 15.4.1, tvOS 15.4.1, watchOS 8.5.1 with bug fixes and Business Essentials | AppleInsider Apple Releases iOS 15.4.1 With Fix for Battery Drain Issue - MacRumors Apple Releases HomePod 15.4.1 Software With Siri Fix - MacRumors Apple fixes iOS 15.4 battery-drain issue with software update | Ars Technica Apple releases iOS 15.4.1 with battery issues fix for iPhone and iPad - 9to5Mac It would take weeks before updates would run on iOS well Apple's Craig Federighi Explains Why iOS Auto-Updates Often Arrive Several Weeks Late Apple was restricting streaming services from connecting to their website.things have changed Apple finally lets Netflix, Hulu, and other apps link to their own websites | Macworld Apple Business Essentials has launched and  we discuss its benefits. Apple's 'Business Essentials' Service Expands to All Small Businesses - MacRumors How do we listen to podcasts? The most common way is to use a Podcatcher like Apple Podcasts, Pocketcasts, or Downcast. There so many other podcasteres these are our favorites. Both Jeff and Warren use Apple Podcasts Dave really likes PocketCasts. The Best Podcast Player Apps for 2022 | PCMag The Best Podcast Apps in 2022 for both listening + recording Tips Unlock with Apple Watch could be the most useful Mac feature you're not using WiFi needs to be turned on to connect. Rearrange wired connection to as primary connection on Mac so you can keep WiFi on.  Our Host Dave Ginsburg is an IT professional supporting Mac, iOS and Windows users and his wealth of knowledge of iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Visit the YouTube channel https://youtube.com/daveg65 follow him on Twitter @daveg65.and the show @intouchwithios About our Guest Jeff Gamet is a podcaster, technology blogger, artist, and author. Previously, he was The Mac Observer's managing editor, and Smile's TextExpander Evangelist. You can find him on Twitter and Instagram as @jgamet and YouTube https://youtube.com/jgamet About our Co-Host Warren Sklar @Wsklar is an IT Consultant and moderator of the Mac To The Future FaceBook Group with over 3000 members talking about all things Apple. Request to join this group to be among people who love Apple.

On this episode of the Hockey Think Tank podcast, we bring on a teammate of BOTH Jeff and Topher...Brian Bicek. Brian is from Chicago and played his college hockey at Western Michigan - before going onto a seven year pro career. He has been a youth hockey coach in Chicago now for almost a decade and we had an awesome conversation on all of our experiences especially coaching at the youth levels. Some of the topics we dove into include:-How to divvy up ice time and the problems that creates-How parents can best help their kids (and how not to hurt them)-Laying out a foundation as a youth coach or parent for the kids-MUCH MORE!!Thank you to our sponsors GELSTX (gelstx.com), TrainHeroic, IceHockeySystems.com, and a new sponsor through our podcast company BlueWire pods, HelloFresh. Get an awesome deal by going to hellofresh.com/thinktank16 and use the code thinktank16 to get 16 free meals...pretty sweet.And most importantly, thank you to all of our amazing listeners!! We love you and know you'll enjoy this one with Brian Bicek

On this episode of the Hockey Think Tank podcast, we bring on a teammate of BOTH Jeff and Topher...Brian Bicek. Brian is from Chicago and played his college hockey at Western Michigan - before going onto a seven year pro career. He has been a youth hockey coach in Chicago now for almost a decade and we had an awesome conversation on all of our experiences especially coaching at the youth levels. Some of the topics we dove into include: -How to divvy up ice time and the problems that creates -How parents can best help their kids (and how not to hurt them) -Laying out a foundation as a youth coach or parent for the kids -MUCH MORE!! Thank you to our sponsors GELSTX (gelstx.com), TrainHeroic, IceHockeySystems.com, and a new sponsor through our podcast company BlueWire pods, HelloFresh. Get an awesome deal by going to hellofresh.com/thinktank16 and use the code thinktank16 to get 16 free meals...pretty sweet. And most importantly, thank you to all of our amazing listeners!! We love you and know you'll enjoy this one with Brian Bicek Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jeff Gerken Albany, NY, USA Age 56 Start weight 230 Pounds -14 Kg Began fasting January 2020 Goal weight 165 Pounds-75 Kg reached June 2021 Jeff grew up skinny as a kid, and stayed skinny until about age 25. Always active and in sports, being thin seemed normal, without having to limit any type or amount of food at all. But after age 25, his weight increased, and pants started to seemingly shrink. Jeff tried to stay somewhat active in sports as an adult. He was a ski instructor for a while, and then later a youth soccer coach, but the weight didn't stop increasing. By age fifty, heading toward 230 pounds, it seemed that old age, obesity, and declining health had caught up and it was time to withdraw from any athletic activities and just sit on the couch. Even walks outside became short, infrequent, and labored. Jeff is married to Amy, and they have a teenage son. There is always plenty of food and snacks in the house. Both Jeff and Amy like to eat, and their son does too. The son stays naturally skinny and athletic just like Jeff used to (but no longer can), eating unlimited amounts of food. When Jeff started fasting and began to lose weight, then Amy eventually decided to join him and she has also since lost weight through fasting. They now eat one meal a day. Jeff prefers 23/1, while Amy chooses a longer window. Their son of course eats whenever he wants. All health problems went away, and energy increased. This is true particularly for Jeff, but also true for Amy. Both currently enjoy biking and running. In the winter, they also enjoy cross-country skiing The Fasting Highway News. My book about my own story The Fasting Highway is available on Amazon in both paperback and kindle. For Australian and New Zealand residents, you can buy the book direct from me at www.thefastinghighway.com. For the rest of the world Amazon is your best option. You can follow me on Instagram at graemecurrie_63 or join The Fasting Highway Facebook Community. Enjoy The Show Graeme. Disclaimer all views expressed in this podcast episode are those of the guest and host. No part of this podcast should be taken as medical advice. Please consult your medical professional before commencing any health plan --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/graeme-currie/message

Let's get some reads going again after Mr. Walk It In, Kevin Na, takes home the hardware at the Sony Open. Both Jeff and Mark came out ahead of the books with their picks for the Sony, and they're back again to break down the first event of the 2021 calendar on the mainland. Who's putter could get hot this week in what should be a birdie fest in Southern Cal? What stats are we eyeing with a changed format from past tournaments here (formerly CareerBuilder, Desert Classic, etc)? And who are our Take Management and Cut the Corner picks this week? Check out the pod and please rate and review! Plenty more to come week after week this season on Walk It In.

Winning the Baja 100 is a massive accomplishment!  Eliott Watson and Jeff Proctor of Honda Offroad Racing accomplished this in the UTV Unlimited class in 2020!  Both Jeff and Eliott give us some behind the scenes of how it all went down and how amazing the SXS Industry is.Corbin Leaverton just won a WORCS Racing Championship and gives us his plans on 2021, but the best part is he talks about the crazy pitbike track at his house!Zach Jeffers of SXS Guys goes over all kinds of fun trails to go ride, dunes, and other bucket list trips in a SXS.  Oh and challenges George Hammel to a Paqui 1 Chip Challenge!Follow us on Socialhttps://www.instagram.com/thedirtlifeshowhttps://www.instagram.com/georgehammelhttps://www.instagram.com/cpeck511Official Website and Merch:  http://www.thedirtlifeshow.comMusic license - RedBull Sound Supply - RBLB-B2LGGKAMEFDRVI1O-RBLESupport the show (http://www.thedirtlifeshow.com)

If you are a massage therapist or any other small business owner and you're suffering, this episode is for you! In this episode, we dig into how we run our practices, taking your head out of the sand, and facing the reality of money. Both Jeff and Bori use Profit First as a methodology to manage their businesses. Jeff recommends the Elite Vitality Mastery program as an accessible kick-start into this world. Follow Bori on Instagram at: @bori_suranyi_lmt Follow Jeff on Instagram at: @justbreathemanualtherapy

In this episode, Steve talks with Tom and Jeff Berg of Integrated Inc. Wealth Advisors about how to lead a successful staff, using education to help motivate, and why teaching is an essential part of being a leader. Tom and Jeff Berg are the father and son team that run Integrated Inc. Wealth Advisors. Jeff started as an advisor in 1965, and he's spent the last 17 years transitioning the business to Tom.  Both Jeff and Tom have learned a lot throughout their careers about how to lead clients well, and how to keep them focused on their goals, even when they push back on advice. With more than 55 years of experience, they share a powerful perspective that can help all advisors with their client relationships.  ”Whether it's leading your staff, or leading your client, teach them thoroughly...and then motivate them. If you can't teach and you can't motivate, how can you be a leader?”  ~ Jeff Berg Main Takeaways You can't do everything yourself. Consider getting a strategic coach to help you synthesize your best abilities, and hire out the aspects of your business that are a challenge for you.  Teach your staff, as well as your clients, everything that they need to know about what you do and then motivate them. This is an essential element of building trust, which is at the heart of wealth management.  A good advisor should be like a shepherd; guiding their clients through the most perilous of times and protecting them as they go.  Think of your investment strategy as a flower garden. Look for ways to make sure that something is always blooming. Links and Important Mentions Integrated Wealth Advisors Integrated Wealth Advisors on Facebook The Essential Wooden: A Lifetime of Lessons on Leaders and Leadership by John Wooden Subscribe and Stay in Touch Apple Podcasts Spotify Steve on LinkedIn Follow Buckingham Strategic Partners  on Twitter