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Bobby tells a story about surfing with Dane Cook when comic LeMaire Lee walks in. Jay is wearing a western shirt because musician Marcus King joins in the fun. Bobby laments how cool Marcus is while LeMaire is soft and cuddly. Both Marcus and Bobby dress flamboyantly when they first lose some weight. Jay remembers when he first met Bob and he was the king of the college gigs. The collegiate audiences didn't care for Jay's brand of raunchy comedy. *To hear the full show to go www.siriusxm.com/bonfire to learn more FOLLOW THE CREW ON SOCIAL MEDIA: @thebonfiresxm @louisjohnson @christinemevans @bigjayoakerson @robertkellylive @louwitzkee @jjbwolfSubscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ on Apple Podcasts to listen to new episodes ad-free and a whole week early.

On this special, two-part episode of the Colorado Springs Business Podcast, we welcome Santa Claus and Mark Barsocchini. Both Marcus & Andrew serve up questions regarding the history of Christmas along with how the tradition stays alive in today's ever-changing world. 0:00 Intro-hook 0:43 Intro segment 0:57 Beginning - How have thing been for Santa this time of the year? 2:00 How did Santa come to be? 6:23 Sponsor segment 8:20 Logistics for Santa 10:14 Most impactful moments for Santa 12:44 How does Mrs. Clause deal with Santa working? 16:12 How has Covid impacted Santa? 17:56 Does Santa do social media? 18:34 Does santa make any profit? 19:46 Santas plans in Colorado Springs 20:14 Santa interview wrap up 21:28 Transition to Mark 21:37 Mark interview beginning - How did he get into being one of Santa's helpers 25:04 Santas in Colorado springs and a special moment 27:53 How does Mark market himself for Santa work? 32:27 Private gigs vs public pro/cons 37:41 How is the spirit of Christmas in today's times? 41:32 the Story of Norad 45:22 when to charge when not to charge, values and expectations 50:14 start up costs for becoming a Santa's helper 55:14 Becoming santa 58:35 challenges of being Santa in todays age with trusting stranger 1:00:35 beginning outro 1:02:45 Where to find Mark 1:03:34 Final outro --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cosbusinesspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cosbusinesspodcast/support

Captain RJ is joined on the B.O.A.T. by Marcus O. Boston of Cognac Corner and The Soulardians. RJ opens up the show with asking Marcus whats been moving since he be gone. Marcus speakes about the upcoming fundraiser for the kati's Love For Jaxx Foundation Purple Gala. Both Marcus and Rj will be auctioned off to a lucky bidder for a date. RJ then leads the show into his reality as a business owner and check signer (10:00). Rj continues with boss talk and being the one that makes it all happen (22:20). A very bossed up episode....All Aboard!!

In this touching episode, Marcus interviews Jonathan Bartels, RN the creator of The Pause. Jonathan shares the experiences that helped form The Pause, and how it originated in the ED. It did not stop there and is now practiced around the globe. This selfceare practice is just a single tool in the kit of healthcare providers and the two share other ways for healthcare workers to take care of themselves. Key topics:00:00 – Introduction01:30 – Marcus asks Jonathan to introduce himself and his work.06:44 – Jonathan talks about the death of his brother being a catalyst for his work in healthcare.08:15 – Marcus asks about Jonathan's work as a trauma nurse. 10:00 – The conversation moves into compassion and presence. Jonathan highlights Being with Dying training and Compassion Care Initiative.13:10 – Jonathan reflects on The Pause and what it means for care givers.20:00 – The two talk about compassion, and the intersection of The Pause and the I'm Here Movement.24:00 – Marcus brings up the Pandemic and the pain it has caused. Jonathan talks about the focus of hospitals and the staff that keeps things running.28:00 – Both Marcus and Jonathan highlight the fact that the practice of The Pause is selfcare, just as much as it is patient care.31:38 – Marcus asks the standard rapid-fire questions for Jonathan.37:00 – Thank you and Goodbyes! Jonathan shares his website and how they can learn more about The Pause. Resources for you: Connect with Marcus on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcusengel/Connect with Jonathan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/Bartels_jonathanLearn more about The Pause: https://thepause.me/Learn more about the Compassion Care Initiative: https://cci.nursing.virginia.edu/about/Subscribe to the podcast through Apple: https://bit.ly/MarcusEngelPodcastLearn More About Jonathan:In 2010, as an Emergency trauma nurse, Jonathan Bartels, RN initiated a practice called “The Pause.” This practice has been instrumental in promoting a paradigm shift surrounding death and self-care across healthcare both nationally and internationally.  He has received accolades from the American Academy of Critical Care Nurses (2018 Pioneering Spirit Award) and the Schwartz Center for compassionate healthcare in 2017.  Prior to pursuing a degree in nursing, he received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (1990) from Canisius College in Buffalo NY. Following that degree, he joined the Comparative Religion Graduate program at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI (1993-1996).  The focus of his academic pursuits include Eastern/Western Philosophy & Mysticism.  He is currently the Palliative Care Liaison nurse at The University of Virginia Health System.  He is also currently the Health System Liaison for the Compassionate Care Initiative (CCI) from the University of Virginia School of Nursing.  Since 2010 Jonathan has been a facilitator for Resiliency/ Compassion retreats offered by the CCI which has been offered to over 3000 medical/nursing students and healthcare providers. Jonathan is a podium presenter, artist, nurse, retreat facilitator.  His interests and goals are to support compassion/resilience both for his fellow healthcare providers and also to the patients he serves.Date: 07/18/2022Name of show: Compassion & Courage: Conversations in HealthcareEpisode title and number: Episode 59 – Jonathan Bartels - How to Implement The Pause

We hit it all in this podcast. From tents to bow set ups. Marcus and Bridger both work for Black Ovis. If you guys didn't know Black Ovis is the best place to buy anything you need for your next adventure. These guys know their gear! Both Marcus and Bridger have been on some amazing hunts. We talk about their personal bow set ups and complete arrow builds. Bison,Elk and turkeys we are hitting it all today. Listeners of the ElkShape Podcast Exclusives: The Elk Collective - $25 off our Digital Elk Hunting Course - elkshapepodcast Wilderness Athlete 30% off your first purchase, discount code elkshape30   Vortex Wear - elkshape - 20% off Apparel Pnuma Outdoors - elkshape20 - 20% off first order Bakcou eBikes - elkshape - $300 off any bike order Alien Gear Holsters - ELKSHAPE10 - Cloak Chest Holster - 10% off Black Ovis - elkshape - 10% off (some exclusions apply) Black Rifle Coffee Company - elkshape - 15% off onXhunt - elkshape - 20% off Elite Membership Buck Knives Spypoint Trail Cameras Sheep Feet - elkshape - 10% off Jimmy Kits First Aid - elkshape - 10% off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Better late than never – a new episode of Pixel x Pixel is here! Both Marcus and Anne have exciting, podcast-relevant things to discuss in the intro, namely: Marcus is finally getting his hands on the Steam Deck, and Anne had the opportunity to interview the writer of the new UNICO manga currently on Kickstarter.… Read More The post Pixel x Pixel Episode 88 appeared first on Chic Pixel.

Joe Poletto recently had the good fortune to sit down with Marcus Allen and Tim Brown. Both Marcus and Tim are Heisman Trophy winners and members of the Pro football Hall of Fame. Marcus is considered one of the greatest goal line and short yard runners in NFL history. While with the Raiders he helped the team win Super Bowl 18 and he was the first NFL player to gain more than 10,000 rushing yards and 5,000 receiving yards during his career. Marcus has the distinction of being the only player to have won the Heisman Trophy and NCAA national championship, the Super Bowl, and be named the NFL and Super Bowl MVP. Tim Brown played college football for the Notre Dame fighting Irish. While at Notre Dame, Tim was named an All-American twice and won the Heisman Trophy in 1987, becoming the first wide receiver ever to win that award. Tim spent 16 years with the Raiders during which he established himself as one of the NFL's greatest wide receivers of all time. Tim was inducted into both the College Football Hall of Fame and the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Produced by: Joe Poletto & Karl Derfler Engineered by: Karl Derfler Production Director: David Gross Production Managers: Michelle Garramone & Kelsey Kirpich "Later Days" song by The Mother Hips

Marcus Chan, Founder of Venli Consulting Group, joins Ashleigh and Sue to discuss being an Asian man in sales, why there aren't many Asian people in leadership roles, and how to advocate for yourself.SHOW NOTESHis Experience in Sales-Many Asian parents expect their children to work in a prestigious field. So, when he decided to work in sales, they weren't happy.-When he began, he was the only person of color on his team and within the region. Being different, he felt pressure to overdeliver, but he struggled at the beginning of his career.-He decided that because there were so few people that looked like him, he would try to be the best to be a good representation for his demographic.Asians in Leadership Roles-It's still common to see Asian people break into leadership roles in sales. One of the primary reasons is that many Asian people don't view sales as a viable career path.-In many Asian cultures, children are taught to listen and follow directions, and these aren't traits that typically lead to promotions. So, while there are great Asian sales professionals, few are seen because of the necessity of self-promotion to move upwards.Hiring Introverts or Extroverts-Top-performing sales professionals have excellent listening skills. They can focus on the customer, ask deep questions, and gain trust. Both introverts and extroverts can do this, but it's most often introverts who have this trait.-Possessing excellent listening skills is also rooted in culture. Both Marcus and Sue come from cultures that emphasize listening over speaking.Advocating for Yourself-To avoid coming across as if you are bragging, think of the skills you developed throughout the process to get a great result and how you can share those to help other people. Because when you help other people, it highlights that you know what you're talking about and builds your brand.Being Different and Making Friends-Marcus naturally wants to make other people happy, so developing relationships with co-workers has never been a scary task. Plus, having a community in sales is important because it can be very lonely.Resources-Anti-racism resources to support Asian American, Pacific Islander community-Rise of Anti-Asian Hate Crimes-Career Warfare by David D'Alessandro-The Psychology of Selling by Brian TracyConnect With Marcus-LinkedInSend in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/othersideofsales/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/othersideofsales/support

Most of you are extremely familiar with today's guests, former Navy SEALs and the co-hosts of the Team Never Quit podcast, Marcus and Morgan Luttrell. I’ve had the fortune of having several conversations with these guys now and every time we talk, we seem to pick up right back up from where we left. Like any good conversation, we cover so much today including the power of pressure to develop who you are, gaining perspective in difficult and uncertain circumstances, the magic of Washington DC and some of the hidden dark side, and thoughts on getting this country back on the right path. SHOW HIGHLIGHTS Perception vs. reality Isolating yourself Putting it on the internet Judging yourself A united front Being part of a team Voting independent Working with each other Worrying about politics Gaining political power Going to the extreme Faith in humanity The rebellious child Letting the economy flourish MARCUS AND MORGAN LUTTRELL As you already know, my guests today (and we don’t have multiple very often) are brothers, Marcus and Morgan Luttrell. Both Marcus and Morgan Luttrell are former Navy SEALs. As many of you probably know, Marcus went on to write Lone Survivor about his experience during Operation Redwing as a tribute to his friends who did not survive. Following Morgan’s SEAL career, he went on to pursue a degree in applied cognition and neuroscience and spend some time advising and consulting in DC. They are the founders and hosts of the Team Never Quit podcast and are both extremely vested and committed to advocacy for veterans issues. These guys are both extremely insightful and we always have a good time talking.  IRON COUNCIL What’s going to make 2021 different than 2020? I know it would be easy to say that a change in external circumstances will make the difference and that’s probably true but that’s largely outside of your control. If you have any hope of making this upcoming year your best year ever, there are two factors that you’re going to need to tap into or improve in your life: your network and your framework. And, that’s exactly what we offer inside the walls of the Iron Council, our exclusive brotherhood. When you band with us, you’re going to unlock access to nearly 800 men with a broad and diverse background but all working toward their goals and desires. And, you’re going to gain access to the foundational frameworks needed to create a replicable system for success in your personal life. If you really want to make this your best year ever, band with us in the Iron Council by going to www.orderofman.com/ironcouncil. Read full article https://www.orderofman.com/307 Want maximum health, wealth, relationships, and abundance in your life? Sign up for our free course, 30 Days to Battle Ready. Join our exclusive brotherhood, the Iron Council. Subscribe to our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/orderofman Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter Please leave us a rating and review Support Order of Man by picking up some new merchandise in our store  

Both Marcus and Sandy are emotionally devastated when someone removes a like from a group chat. Who does that? Plus, do you hide food from your partner?

Both Marcus and Sandy are emotionally devastated when someone removes a like from a group chat. Who does that? Plus, do you hide food from your partner?

On this episode I was joined by Marcus and Leonardo Lopez De Souza. Both Marcus and Leonardo are high level competitors in BJJ and have competed in several different martial arts aswell. We spoke about how the guys have gotten to where they are today and their plans for the future. We can all be found on the below: Instagram: marcusdlopes - leogendary96 - Fisticuffs_Podcast Facebook: Fisticuffs_Podcast Twitter: Fisticuffs_Pod Youtube: Fisticuffs

Five categories: Music. Movies. Sports. Television. Potpourri. Both Marcus and I entered with (almost) 3 hot takes for each category. Over the course of this episode, you won't just hear some takes. You won't just hear some hot takes. These are certifi...

Five categories: Music. Movies. Sports. Television. Potpourri. Both Marcus and I entered with (almost) 3 hot takes for each category. Over the course of this episode, you won't just hear some takes. You won't just hear some hot takes. These are certified HAWT ASS TAKES. Accept no substitutes until the next time the fire burns. This episode is brought to you by You, Me and Dupree. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyphen-nation/support

Stress – it’s something we all deal with on a daily basis. How we deal with stress is what allows some us thrive, whilst others are left gasping to survive. How do you adapt to stressful situations? Both Marcus and Damian share their own experiences here as they are joined by Stress expert and host of the Listen In The post 100NO 308: Succeeding With Stress With Dr Maria Zuschmann appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Mike Crandall and I discuss true Motivational Management (Audiobook). None of the ra-ra crap you read about or have to suffer at sales kick-offs when some snake oil salesman tries to get you pumped up and within days you are back to performing like you always have. This is the stuff of champions Motivation comes from within every person. It is every manager's job to uncover it, stoke it and direct it to ensure that a salesperson's personal goals are aligned with their corporate goals in order to get the best out of them AND serve the business. Both Marcus and Mike have a deep interest in what drives people to behave in the ways that they do and they share an interest in psychological models proposed by Transactional Analysis. We discuss the difference between internal and external motivation, the impact of culture on motivation, how managers can apply strengths to maximise performance and developing resilience. Mike introduces the BAT model for which Sandler is famous - Behaviour, Attitude, Technique - as a means of balancing a manager's focus on all the elements that matter to drive peak performance in salespeople. And we explore how to drive top performance from your channel using the principles Mike wrote about in Motivational Management (Kindle) Channel sales management is the toughest job there is in sales, bar none. Few do it well. Those that do, have mastered the principles contained in Mike's book. We give some cracking book recommendations. Listen to find out what they are. Please like, comment and share this podcast to someone you know will find it helpful.   Mike Crandall is a Consultant, Coach, Trainer, Speaker, and Author focused on the Subconscious Psychology of Human Interaction and Motivation. He is brought in by Business Owners and Executives to work on the Behaviours, Attitudes, Techniques, and Guts needed to be more Successful in Business Improvement, Sales / Revenue Growth, and Employee Development. His firm specialises in helping identify the Blind Spots and Obstacles that are holding you back and then implementing Systems, Behaviours, and Guts to become more Successful. Clients ultimately develop new Habits that lead to Proactive Growth Professionally and Personally. He is based in Oklahoma City, OK and serves Visionary clients across the United States. Mike earned a MBA in Leadership and Organizational Development from Oklahoma Christian University and a BS at the University of Nebraska. He is the author of the Best-Selling Book – Motivational Management the Sandler Way He is a contributing writer and columnist for several publications including The Business Times of Edmond, The Oklahoman, News OK, and The Edmond Sun. Mike is active in The Oklahoma Professional Sales Association; The National Speakers Association; The Oklahoma Business Ethics Consortium; The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce; The Northwest Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce; and The Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, he serves as the Administrative Council Chair at Acts 2 United Methodist Church. Mike can be reached by phone at 405-844-1700 or by e-mail at mike.crandall@sandler.com.  View his company website at www.customgrowth.sandler.com.  View his blog at www.customgrowth.sandler.com/blog. View his LinkedIn profile at www.linkedin.com/in/mikecrandall. Find Sandler Training – Oklahoma on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SandlerTrainingOklahoma on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/e/vgh/3020194 or on Twitter http://twitter.com/SandlerOklahoma

Both Marcus and Sandy faced big moral dilemmas recently. Marcus had to bail on his long time friend so he could sit 5th row SJ Sharks, and Sandy is being honored as "Ms. Milpitas" (LOL), but really wanted to go to Los Angeles instead.

Both Marcus and Sandy faced big moral dilemmas recently. Marcus had to bail on his long time friend so he could sit 5th row SJ Sharks, and Sandy is being honored as "Ms. Milpitas" (LOL), but really wanted to go to Los Angeles instead.

Lord Acton’s line is so famous and so undeniably true that most people don’t even know that it’s a quote from a real person: Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. It's been proven time and time again in history. When people get power, it changes them. That’s why the biggest breakthroughs in the evolution of government have been around checks and balances on power--so that no one person can be fully corrupted, and if they are corrupt, can’t simply do what they want. Marcus Aurelius didn’t have much of a choice as far as the government he took over. Rome hadn’t been a republic for several generations. Marcus wasn’t even born into the emperorship, he was chosen for it by the emperor Hadrian. So too was his “stepfather” Antoninus. Yet this is what makes their reigns so remarkable. As Ernest Renan observed, it’s nearly unbelievable that “two models of irreproachable virtue are to be found in its ranks and that the most beautiful lessons of patience and disinterestedness could proceed from a condition which we may suppose was unreservedly exposed to all the seductions of pleasure and vanity.” Just think about what the emperors before them had done: Nero killed his mother and step brothers. It is said that Claudius appointed his horse, Incitatus, a senator. Augustus (Octavian at the time) executed 300 senators. Even after Marcus, look at Commodus. His own son spent most of his time slaughtering animals in the Coliseum because he enjoyed wanton killing more than serving the state. And who could tell him to do otherwise?Both Marcus and Antoninus had unlimited power too. Unlimited wealth. Unlimited sycophants. But they ignored it. They didn’t give into it. They did their jobs instead. They stayed true to their values. They were virtuous. This all must have been extraordinarily difficult, and in resisting it, proved Lord Acton at least partially wrong: it is not that power absolutely corrupts, it is that power reveals the character of those who are susceptible to corruption, who are corrupt in their bones. Renan believed that “the throne sometimes is an aid to virtue, and Marcus Aurelius certainly would not have been what he was if it had not been that he exercised supreme power.” By that he means that as a regular citizen, Marcus still would have been virtuous. That was his character. But it would have been much less impressive wouldn’t it? The temptations and opportunities of power make his goodness shine brighter and more of an example to each of us. Today, we should remain wary of power and fame, for they are hard to resist. But if we find ourselves in the spotlight or in a position of leadership, let us see that as both a gift and a challenge. Can we be good despite it? Can we strive to be an example for others to follow? Can power be an aid to our virtue? Let it reveal our character, and let us rise to the occasion.

In episode 2 of The Urban Sports Insider podcast, host Marcus Hedgpeth has a conversation with co-captain of women's running collective 'Girls Run NYC', Ameerah Omar. Ameerah is a life-coach, former college track & field athlete, and former fashion industry director who uses running as mediation, and a way to connect with people and herself. In the episode they discuss why 'Girls Run' is such a great launching pad for beginner runners, the difference between women's-only and co-ed running groups, and cross-training for a triathlon. Both Marcus, and Ameerah have been part of the NYC running community for many years and have a unique perspective to share on the topic. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sportimity/message