Podcast appearances and mentions of Brad Stewart

Do you know who Brad Stewart is? Well, if you spend your time on LinkedIn – you'll undoubtedly have seen him knocking around. From selling his clinic to now supporting other clinics to improve their pricing/presentation process – he shares a lot of thoughts, ideas and suggestions on how private practice can drive more of the right outcomes. I was keen to interview him for the Business of Hearing Podcast to hear his thoughts and understand exactly how more clinics can improve their sales performance. 

Always a blast to talk with my friends, Brad Stewart and Bobby Amaru from Saliva. If you're in the SE Michigan area, swing by District 142 on Monday, September 25th to see the show.  Their new record dropped a couple weeks back called Revelations. It was an album written and recorded before the passing of original guitarist, Wayne Swinny. Bobby said they put the album out to honor Wayne. They even redid some of the artwork to pay tribute to the late ax slinger. They talked about the backdrop they're playing in front of each night. "Everybody knows, when you see it, that Raiders logo." Their was a lot of Wayne talk. That dude was so nice. "No ego, one of a kind" is how Brad described him. As Booby recalled "He was always honest, a great person."  Bobby said he hasn't watched their latest video for "Come Back Stronger" that they recorded just days before Wayne's death. You can see the video below. We talked a lot about the writing and recording process for the album.  We always talked about the split in the band with Saliva, and original singers Josey Scott's Saliva. "It's an interesting situation that we're to be quit honest." "It's an awesome thing!" Bobby added about Josey also being out on tour singing these songs. They went on to talk more on this topic.  There was the usual talk of football. These guys love their NFL.  If you follow Bobby on Instagram with his daughter. If you haven't seen it, him and his daughter cover some of the biggest songs in rock. He told me how it started, about some bands that have asked them to cover their songs and more.  Some people may or may not know, but Brad was a writing partner with Wes Scantlin from Puddle Of Mudd before joining Shinedown. He told the story of writing "Control" and how he met Brent Smith and became a member of Shinedown.  LOVE talking to my buds from Saliva....can't wait to see them Monday at District 142.

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Dr. Brad Stewart is the Founder of AudCoach, his consultancy that helps audiologists improve their practices. He built his own clinic up to seven figures of annual revenue in under 8 years before exiting. Since then, he has assisted almost 400 clinics and more than 200 practice owners achieve greater profits and more efficient treatment. Dr. Stewart is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of North Texas and a Chief Audiology Consultant at Audflow. In this episode… Many audiology practices are operating much less efficiently than they should be. More specifically, some clinics are completely dependent on the head audiologist to make any and all decisions. This leads to a clunky, unoptimized system that fails to help patients and generate more revenue. Dr. Brad Stewart is an audiologist who built up his practice and automated the majority of the clinic's operations. The result was a profitable location that he exited within 8 years of starting. He now lends that same experience to other audiology clinics looking to improve. In this episode of the ListenUp! Podcast, Dr. Mark Syms interviews Dr. Brad Stewart, the Founder of AudCoach, to discuss the best ways to automate and optimize your audiology practice. They start with Dr. Stewart's own experience with his clinic and how he advises his clients. The two go into more detail on how to perform initial consultations, leaving a lasting impression, and what's holding back most practices.

STOP Selling, Start HELPING: Why Motivational Interviewing is Essential  The one word that describes Dr. Brad Stewart is simple - passionate. Brad believes that better hearing is served through motivational interviewing techniques to ensure trust is built between the provider and the patient. Think back to the last time you went to the doctor and didn't "jive" with the provider. Did they lack empathy? Were they just having an "off" day? Were they rushing through the appointment? Chances are, you got home and said to yourself, "Well, I think I am going to get a second opinion." In hearing healthcare, we really only have one shot to make sure that the new patients that come to our office for the first time have the BEST experience possible. Why? Because said patient waited 7-10 years to see you, the hearing healthcare provider. If they have a lackluster experience, they may just hang up their hearing cleats and say, "I'll try again in another 7 years." This is not what we want! What is Motivational Interviewing? The most current version of MI is described in detail in Miller and Rollnick (2013) Motivational Interviewing: Helping people to change (3rd edition). Key qualities include:MI is a guiding style of communication, that sits between following (good listening) and directing (giving information and advice).MI is designed to empower people to change by drawing out their own meaning, importance and capacity for change.MI is based on a respectful and curious way of being with people that facilitates the natural process of change and honors client autonomy.The In-Office Hearing Aid DemoDuring this episode, Blaise and Brad discuss the importance of demoing hearing technology during the patient's office visit. The in-office hearing aid demo is an essential element of a patient's first visit. One of the reasons office's should implement the in-office demo is because patient's have been waiting YEARS to hear with increased clarity, you want your new patient to leave your office excited about their new hearing world! (Disclaimer: of course, the in-office demo depends on the patients type and degree of hearing loss.) Brad has strong opinions about the in-office demo and states, "We have the ability during a 90 minute consultation to change that and to let them experience what hearing is like again. And for a lot of these people, it's been half a decade, a decade, 20 years since they've heard normally. And so that's like such an experience, such a light bulb moment. It's a peak experience. It's something they will remember throughout their life this time when they heard well again. And that we would just like for the sake of efficiency or time just wouldn't do that, and wouldn't allow them to experience such a transformative moment, seems crazy to me. And I have a really hard time rationalizing why you wouldn't do that." A SPECIAL thank you to our partners: SycleWeaveReduxFader Plugs  Connect with the Hearing Matters Podcast TeamEmail: hearingmatterspodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @hearing_matters_podcast Twitter: @hearing_mattasFacebook: Hearing Matters Podcast

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May 6, 2022 #saliva #theclawscorner #richcyr On this episode of The Claw's Corner Rich "The Claw" Cyr is joined be musician Bobby Amaru - The singer for Saliva. Bobby joined Saliva in 2011 and has released 3 albums with the band. From the official Saliva website: After acquiring front man Bobby Amaru in 2011, Saliva became infused with new blood, energy, and spirit. The same energy launched Saliva's career in 2001 with the release, Every Six Seconds – a certified Double Platinum-selling album, containing the hits, “Click Click Boom” and 2002 Grammy nominated, “Your Disease.” Saliva's in-your-face, anthemic writing style continued with a certified Gold-selling album Back in to Your System with hits: “Always,” “Raise Up,” and the Nikki Sixx co-written, “Rest In Pieces.” Saliva has toured the USA and world with bands including (but not limited to), Sevendust, Aerosmith, and KISS. They've also appeared on the main stage at countless fairs, festivals and bike rallies – Sturgis, Rockin The Rivers, Daytona Bike Week, Rock on the Range, Welcome to Rockville to name a few. Saliva has become a unified team that will not be rushed or pushed into deals that are not advantageous toward the growth and expansion of Saliva as a whole. Upon adding former Shinedown and Fuel bassist, Brad Stewart, as a permanent member, Saliva solidified their new lineup consisting of: Wayne Swinny, Paul Crosby, and Amaru. Find Saliva online: https://salivaofficial.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Saliva/ https://www.instagram.com/saliva/ https://mobile.twitter.com/OfficialSaliva https://mobile.twitter.com/OfficialSaliva Do not miss Rich's book, "Confessions of a Frenetic Mind" available now - https://www.amazon.com/Confessions-Frenetic-Mind-Blood-Curdling-Terror/dp/1946577103/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Rich+Cyr&qid=1667737186&sr=8-1 Copyright 2023 The Claw's Corner - Produced by Rich Cyr https://www.facebook.com/richtheclawcyr/ Edited by Elmwood Productions - http://elmwoodproductions.com/index.html and subscribe to Elmwood Productions on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ElmwoodProductions/featured Show some love for Elmwood! It's your support that keeps content like this coming! Visit our Ko-Fi Page and help keep us caffeinated! - https://ko-fi.com/elmwoodproductions Enhanced and uploaded by Rob Bull. For Music, Podcast, Graphic Design, and Video info Email Rob At: robbull61792@gmail.com Also Follow and Message Him through FaceBook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085244920212 Rob Bulls Music on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/@crackhouse2012 Rob Bulls Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/robertbull Search Rob Bull on Spotify.

If anyone knows how to build a mobile audiology practice, it's Dr. Brad Stewart! The buzz word in audiology today is "access." But, what does that mean and how does mobile audiology address this problem? Simple. Hearing care providers are hitting the road and bringing their services to patients in nursing homes, independent living centers, and the like. Gearing Up to Hit the Road   When Brad graduated with his Doctorate of Audiology, he knew he wanted to build a business model that implemented best practices and resulted in positive patient outcomes. What attracted Brad to mobile audiology was the low overheard costs and the ability to make a difference in the lives of the hearing impaired on a personal level. Brad talks about the importance of letting go of the ego and practicing empathy. When he first started his mobile audiology practice, he reported that he was calling bingo at a few of the nursing homes. You see, Brad didn't care about his title. He cared about reconnecting his patients to their family members and friends. Making Adjustments in Real Time to the Patient's Hearing Aids Brad had a patient who had a really challenging hearing loss. She wanted to be able to go to different social hours at her senior living community,  hang out with her friends, and have conversations while live music was going on, which is a tough situation. The environment she wanted to be in had high ceilings, echo, overall, the room had poor acoustics. Brad visited her community after hours one evening when one of the social gatherings were being hosted. He brought his laptop, connected to her hearing aids, and made adjustments to her hearing aids in real time! During this "appointment," they had a little audience - a little crowd of people that were all curious what they were doing. They were all gathered around watching Brad make adjustments to this woman's hearing aids, and then seeing her reaction in real time as she was hearing better! The residents that were watching them made statements line, "Oh my goodness, this is incredible!" Brad reports this was a very powerful experience for him and his patient. The Mobile Practice You're a skilled hearing care expert who gets great results for your patients.BUT you're understandably concerned about third party "insurance" companies who don't pay even close to what you're worth, media that portrays you as the greedy middleman, and ongoing disruption and commoditization from outside forces.You entered this profession to provide patient care at the highest level, but now you're feeling the pressure to make compromises.You're looking for something different. Something that lets you provide that extravagant, world-class, ear-to-ear grin level of care...and get paid accordingly.A good mobile audiology practice with a steady stream of patients consists of 5 simple business systems: Marketing, Education, Conversion, Treatment, and Follow-Up System. Ready to hit the road and become that hearing care rockstar you know you can be? Apply now and connect with Dr. Brad Stewart. No seriously, start now! Your patients are waiting for you!  Connect with the Hearing Matters Podcast TeamEmail: hearingmatterspodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @hearing_matters_podcast Twitter: @hearing_mattasFacebook: Hearing Matters Podcast

Episode #124 of Peace Talk (S5 E18) | WE BACK w/ a solo episode recapping my time performing in Austin, TX for Altercation Comedy Festival | Because it's Halloween I share my kids costumes, learning about about horny M&Ms, and seeing Black Adam. This episode is also dedicated to a comedian that I met and worked with once in Lincoln, NE that passed due to cancer Brad Stewart. Rest easy. This episode was recorded October 24th, 2022 | ENJOY ✌

Sadly, Brad Stewart passed away on October 24, 2022 after a battle with cancer. Here's a replay of an interview we did with him before his diagnosis. We love you Brad. You made the world a kinder, funnier place. Brad Stewart was a comic and actor who played the Hollywood game for years. Then he moved home to Nebraska to care for his ailing parents. What happened? His comedy career was reinvigorated. Hear his tale.

Brad Stewart is a comic and actor who played the Hollywood game for years. Then he moved home to Nebraska to care for his ailing parents. What happened? His comedy career was reinvigorated. Hear his tale on the Matt Balaker Podcast.

Today, a growing number of audiology practices are looking at ways to expand and differentiate their clinic offerings. In today's episode, Heather Mayluk talks with Brad Stewart about what it takes to begin and grow a mobile audiology practice. Dr. Stewart has extensive experience in mobile audiology, having grown a mobile practice to over seven figures in collected revenue in under 3 years, and now provides consulting services to other practice owners. Transcript available: https://hearinghealthmatters.org/thisweek/2022/malyuk-stewart-mobile-audiology/ Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest episodes each week, and follow This Week in Hearing on LinkedIn and Twitter: https://www.linkedin.com/company/this-week-in-hearing/ https://twitter.com/WeekinHearing

It's a wild one the boys are back at it and have a special guest, Beef Stew aka brother Brad Stewart. Topics discussed: Brett had a bday and he's hungover already, Blake had a baby well he didn't his wife did, Lime disease cures mosquitos, Get to know Brad, Run ins with Park Rangers while shooting guns in Arizona, Gun buy backs in Houston, Betas are getting clipped, Elon Musk v Donald Trump, Inflation continues to rage, Biden primary challenger, NY sucks again, Starbucks is closing stores out west, The Drink of the Week is the Rum Squash, Were talking about salads, British open picks, This or that meets BGQ for the Brad, We play the name association game-conspiracy edition and all the extra banter you expect. For any questions for an upcoming pod shoot us a line at flyoverboyspod@gmail.com Instagram:http//Instagram.com/flyoverboys Drink of the Week: Rum Squash - White Rum, Mint and Lime Meddled, Simple Syrup, Crushed ice, Sour mix , Dark Rum floater

Moving back to Nebraska from LA ten years ago Brad has made his mark on the college town running a his weekly Zoo Bar show. We talk about the changes he has seen in Nebraska comedy in the past ten years and more! 

Musical acts currently filling arenas fall into a few categories: pop, electronic, country, and legacy. The notion of modern or contemporary rock bands packing enormo-domes feels like a fossil, but don't tell that to platinum-selling Shinedown, who's been packing thousands-of-seats houses for years. The group was founded by vocalist Brent Smith in 2001, after his previous band, Dreve, disbanded). He enlisted Jasin Todd (guitarist), Brad Stewart (bass), and Barry Kerch (drums). Zach Myers joined the fold in 2005 (as a touring member). He and current bassist Eric Bass (no joke) first earned album credits with 2008's smash The Sound of Madness. (Rig Rundown alumnus https://www.premierguitar.com/gear/rig-rundown-nick-perri (Nick Perri) was a short-time member of Shinedown and earned lead guitar credits on TSOM before fully handing over the 6-string reins to Myers.) The quartet's ability to fuse post-grunge pyrotechnics, four-on-the-floor rockers, and glossy, arms-in-the-air anthems, and their dynamic acoustic performances, have earned them 17 No. 1 hits on Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart. (If you include the other Billboard charts, they've got three more.) They also have three platinum albums (three more are certified gold in the U.S.), and six additional platinum singles. If guitar truly is in a slump in pop culture and the mainstream, somebody forgot to tell Shinedown. When PG's Chris Kies first talked tone tools with Myers and Bass in https://www.premierguitar.com/videos/rig-rundowns/shinedown (2013), they had some gear, and even some cool signature stuff. But this time, the war chest was on another level. Before their May 4 headline show at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena, supporting their new, seventh album, Planet Zero, the duo flexed their rockstar credentials and carted out 40-plus instruments. Myers contends he uses every one of his guitars on a nightly basis. And Bass details his signature line of Prestige basses, which incorporate an ingenious thumb rest. Myers also shows off an irreplaceable PRS created by the late American fashion designer and entrepreneur Virgil Abloh (Off-White), and he explains how a custom-painted https://www.premierguitar.com/gear/prs-silver-sky-john-mayer-review (Silver Sky) earned him some serious eye rolls and scoffs. Plus, their techs break down the power and might that help them rock the rafters. Brought to you by https://ddar.io/XSE.RR (D'Addario XS Electric Strings).

Bobby Amaru (vocals) and Wayne Swinny (guitars) from the band Saliva join me today. We discuss the music business, sobriety, the new Saliva album, Seattle bands, the Pearl Jam/Motley Crue feud and more! 0:00:00 - Intro0:00:45 - New Songs & Album 0:02:30 - Sobriety & Clear Mind 0:05:50 - Phil Collen & Sober Focus0:07:30 - Recording & Release of New Music 0:10:00 - Radio, Spotify & Label Money 0:14:02 - Artists Leaving Spotify & Owning Masters0:16:50 - Newer Rock Sounds 0:20:30 - Playing Covers Live0:21:20 - Upcoming Show Dates 0:23:10 - Band Merchandise 0:26:03 - Burn Season 0:27:26 - Bob Marlette & Producers0:29:40 - Record Deal with Lewis Bacardi 0:35:46 - Losing Money from "Fanager" 0:40:30 - Other Band Offers 0:43:33 - Pearl Jam & Motley Crue Feud 0:45:45 - Seattle Bands 0:49:54 - Foo Fighters 0:52:43 - Linkin Park & Papa Roach 0:55:30 - Mystique in Rock n Roll 0:59:15 - Musicares & Mental Illness 1:00:35 - Son's Art 1:01:55 - Wrap Up 1:02:31 - Outro Saliva website:https://www.saliva.comMusiCares website:https://www.musicares.orgMental Health website:https://www.nami.org/About-NAMI/Donate-to-NAMIChuck Shute website:http://chuckshute.comSupport the show (https://venmo.com/Chuck-Shute)

Brad Stewart has a very unique career story that I am excited to share with you today. Brad left school and went into the tattoo industry where he spent roughly the next 10 years. He lived and breathed the lifestyle – gangsters, parties, drugs, you name it! Then he decided his life needed to change, and he did a complete ‘180' – He started to have his tattoos (hands, throat, neck) removed, and moved into Real Estate, before making his way into the corporate arena where he is now a marketing manager at a superannuation fund in Sydney. He has done this within 3 years of turning corporate, and has no university degree or formal education. He has knuckled down and done the hard work. His experience might be valuable to you if you are out there stuck in a rut at the moment and feel there is no way out of what you're doing, or that you'll never get to where you want to go. Or, to those who want to change careers and are too scared, or don't want to leave their comfort zone - Brad's story will inspire you and instill hope. Connect with Andy Storch here: https://andystorch.com/ (andystorch.com) https://www.linkedin.com/in/andystorch/ (linkedin.com/in/andystorch) https://tdtt.us/ (tdtt.us/) Connect with Brad Stewart: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradstewart2020 (linkedin.com/in/bradstewart2020) https://www.bstewart.com.au/ (https://www.bstewart.com.au/)

Brad Stewart has a very unique career story that I am excited to share with you today. Brad left school and went into the tattoo industry where he spent roughly the next 10 years. He lived and breathed the lifestyle – gangsters, parties, drugs, you name it! Then he decided his life needed to change, and he did a complete ‘180' – He started to have his tattoos (hands, throat, neck) removed, and moved into Real Estate, before making his way into the corporate arena where he is now a marketing manager at a superannuation fund in Sydney. He has done this within 3 years of turning corporate, and has no university degree or formal education. He has knuckled down and done the hard work. His experience might be valuable to you if you are out there stuck in a rut at the moment and feel there is no way out of what you're doing, or that you'll never get to where you want to go. Or, to those who want to change careers and are too scared, or don't want to leave their comfort zone - Brad's story will inspire you and instill hope. Connect with Andy Storch here: https://andystorch.com/ (andystorch.com) https://www.linkedin.com/in/andystorch/ (linkedin.com/in/andystorch) https://tdtt.us/ (tdtt.us/) Connect with Brad Stewart: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradstewart2020 (linkedin.com/in/bradstewart2020) https://www.bstewart.com.au/ (https://www.bstewart.com.au/)

Tattoo artist turned marketing manager Brad Stewart shares his perspectives on managing the judgments of others and overcoming the stigma of not having a traditional career or education when entering a new industry. During the Mental Fuel® segment, I share my thoughts on how I decide whether to take on or ignore the opinions of others.

Brad was the long time opener for the great Joan Rivers, is a brilliant (and generous) comedian, and is the creator and host of Zoolarious, the long running standup show at the legendary ZOO Bar in Lincoln, NE. He’s hosted incredible comics like Sam Tallent, Kyle Kinane, Adam Cayton-Holland, and Sean Patton. (OH! And LarryContinue reading "Episode 23 – Brad Stewart"

Bradley Stewart is the Chief Executive Officer for Fair Technologies where they are building a new digital car-shopping experience that's bigger and better than anything you've seen before.

Nude selfie scams, Thoryn gets triggered about Steve Albini being Steve Albini and disrespecting Pearl Jam on twitter and Brad Stewart of UNICO joins us to re-cap Psycho Las Vegas 2021. Highlights include Big Business, Deafheaven, EYEHATEGOD, Pig Destroyer and the almighty Danzig performing Lucifuge in it's entirety. Lowlights include black metal sucking. Plus - The cancellation of Bonnaroo has fest-heads and artists alike feeling disappointed and the Nirvana baby is still apparently chasing that dollar. Fuck around and find out...

Digital automotive platform Fair is shifting away from vehicle subscriptions and is relaunching with a new model in 2022. What will this pivot entail? Listen to our conversation with Fair chief executive officer Brad Stewart and find out.

Guest: Brad Stewart, AuD - Owner of ClearLife Hearing Care; Co-Founder of AuDflow Topic: Leveling Up the Hearing Care Experience Brad joins Dave this week to share his experience of working in private practice audiology for the last 10 years and how he views the evolution underway in the hearing health industry. They discuss Brad's hearing care consulting company, AuDflow, which is designed to help practices re-think their total patient experience - physical & digital - using a variety of innovative tools and services. For independent private practitioners competing against a slew of new competitors, from an increasing amount of big-box retailers to online sellers, it's important to match parity when it comes to the things that the new competition does well, such as digital marketing and automation. As the two discuss, the key to success into the future might be a combination of blending the things that are appealing of the new competition, with the non-commodifiable expertise inherent from one's education. It's then a matter of properly fusing the two together to create an overall patient experience that's harder and harder for the new competition to replicate or differentiate from themselves. Transcript: here --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futureear/message

HOW DO YOU LEAD IN CHALLENGING TIMES? On this episode we are joined by Brad Stewart. This episode was originally recorded live during an Axis Communications Voice of the Customer event in November 2020. We discuss the challenges related to leading in the current environment.  Sponsors and Collaborators: 3D Network Technology, Genetec, The Change Execution Group and 360 LIFE TRANSFORMATIONS, Canadian Security and Omnigo. Special Mentions: Amanda Venafro, Stacey-Lee Wright and IAHSS For more places to listen, to be a guest on the podcast, become a sponsor or follow our social media pages check out: https://linktr.ee/brinehamilton

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We invite you to join the FBCOKC Family as we continue our spring sermon series, "The Journey," as we journey through the Gospel of Luke. Brad Stewart, FBCOKC's Minister for Discipleship, continued this series with his sermon, "Take Up Your Cross," from Luke 9, on Sunday morning, April 18, 2021. To learn more about FBCOKC, visit our website at fbcokc.org To support the ministry of FBCOKC, you can give online at fbcokc.org/give

I've often said on this podcast that some of the truest tests of leadership happen during a crisis. But even if you're someone who thrives in high-stakes situations, there is inevitably what I'll call, “the drop.”  You can only run at full steam for so long … Trust me. So, what would you do if your job was to manage a crisis that was never-ending? That kind of leadership is unique and it's something my guest, Brad Stewart, has in spades. Brad is the Chief Operating Officer of the North Texas Food Bank, which last year alone provided nearly 100 Million meals for people experiencing food insecurity. They have been on the frontline of the hunger crisis for almost 40 years, but even they were surprised by the scale of need we would experience in our communities. And still, they persevered. Brad and I discuss his journey to servant leadership, the lessons to be learned by taking risks, and the resilience that can be built when a team steps up together. Enjoy the show!_______________________________________________________________TO GET YOUR FIRM INVOVED IN PARTNERS4HOPE – CLICK HERE! 

Episode sponsors:Quiari - olivia.quiari.comThe One Funnel Away Challenge - https://onefunnelaway.com/challenge?cf_affiliate_id=2521268&affiliate_id=2521268There Is Another Way is a podcast all about questioning societal norms that the 9-5 is the most secure way.Did you know that 85% of people are unhappy in what they do every single day? We have made it our mission to share with you the stories of people who. have found success, security, freedom and happiness after ditching the 9-5 and pursuing entrepreneurship.In this weeks episode we interviewed Brad Stewart, Director Of Global Field Development at Quiari, one of the fastest growing companies in network marketing. After a 40 year career as a promoter, distributor, consultation, c level executive and owner, he shares the insights of the winning mindset within the industry. We talked about the importance of focus, gratitude, personal development, leadership and learning. He also shared his insights on what makes a company really unique, one to watch, and why he found his home at Quiari.Connect with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/olivia.l.mitchell/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wearealvaroandolivia/Don't forget to subscribe now!

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We talk about a lot of great topics in insurance that are SO IMPORTANT for every lawn and landscape business owner out there to know whether you're a one man operation or a multi-truck operation. This information WILL save you time, hassle, and MONEY! This could be the most important podcast you listen to for yourself and for your business. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Find us on Instagram @profits.unlimited Find us on Facebook by searching Profits Unlimited and looking for our logo. Find us online at profitsareus.com Call us at 800-845-0499

Guest, Brad Stewart, talks insurance and why insurance is SO IMPORTANT in the Green Industry. There are so many ways to do it wrong, but insurance is not a good place for that. Listen to the full episode! Listen LIVE every Monday and Wednesday from 10am-11am EST on Turf's Up Radio. To listen download the Turf's Up Radio app or listen on turfsupradio.com Find us on IG @profits.unlimited and @turfsuprdio

This week on The Healthcare Security Cast we are celebrating our Healthcare Heroes for IAHSS Healthcare Security and Safety Week. Canada's Recognition Expert, Sarah McVanel shares her recognition tip of the day and Chris Littlefield of Beyond Thank You, shares his tip of the day to create a culture of appreciation.  On today's show we're joined by Kim Hefferman, Shawn Carter, Sarah Miller and Dustin Banks. Thanks you to our sponsors: 3D Network Technology, Genetec, The Change Execution Group and 360 LIFE TRANSFORMATIONS Special Mentions: Keshawn Williams, Sergio Angelucci, Brad Stewart, Fayez Bilal, Martin Green, Noreen Milne, Todd Milne, Paul Greenwood and Rolynn Snow. Organizations Represented: North York General Hospital, Paragon Protection, The Valley Health System, Allied Universal, GardaWorld

It’s not easy to turn around a company. But some executives seek out that challenge. An experienced turnaround expert, Brad Stewart is the relatively new CEO of Fair, an app to lease used, affordable cars for as long as desired. Brad started out in management consulting before becoming CEO of then-struggling XO Jet. After seven successful years at XO Jet, Brad now brings to Fair a wealth of experience. Hear his insight on the steps he takes to fix companies, the unique issues facing Fair and the plan he’s putting into action to help the company thrive.

Join us as Brad Stewart explains how the IT department keeps the city on it's feet. Guest: Brad Stewart | IT Director Host: Sherry Fletcher | Director of Marketing & Civic Engagement Co-host: Maegan Pardue | Communications Coordinator

How can audiologists craft effective messaging for digital marketing, including social media, to reach patients while staying aligned with their goals as health care professionals? Read the transcript here.

Why should audiologists consider leveraging digital marketing in promoting their services? Brad Stewart, AuD, discusses the features and benefits of digital marketing, and how to integrate it into a practice. Read the transcript here.

Fair announced in mid-September that it was launching 2- and 3-year used-car lease options for consumers, in addition to its existing month-to-month option. Chief executive officer Brad Stewart joins the show to discuss this new offering, share his thoughts on the overall market potential for pre-owned leasing and more.

The business landscape is rapidly shifting and business transformation is the epicenter of conversations these days. In this episode, Brad Stewart joins to discuss his experience managing companies through turbulent times. He is the CEO of Fair and the former Chairman and CEO at XOJet, the largest on-demand private jet company in North America. He led XOJet’s turnaround, growth, and eventual sale to a strategic acquirer. In concurrence with his role as C.E.O., Brad was a senior advisor at TPG Global, a leading alternative asset manager, where he served on the board of multiple TPG investments. Prior to his tenure at XOJet and TPG, Brad was the Vice President of mid-market private equity at Parthenon Capital and a consultant at McKinsey & Company. His wealth of knowledge and candor highlight what transformational leadership entails and how to lead during the most difficult storms.

Brad Stewart, Covox Brad Stewart was the co-founder and chief designer of Covox, the company that created Covox VoiceMaster. VoiceMaster was speech digitizer and voice recognition hardware for the Commodore 64, Atari 8-bit, and Apple II computers. Covox's own demonstration audio tape describes it well, although the demo tape that I found doesn't mention the Atari. This interview took place on May 21, 2020. Aerosynth Brad's blog post about Covox Voice Master Kay plays with VoiceMaster in 2014 Covox Voicemaster Demo cassette A Bionic Approach to Speech Processing Escape from Planet X at AtariMania

This week's episode of #TheBurn we do something a little different. I sit down and have a chat with Jakin Stewart, a young man who took on my 30 day Unrequired Challenge.  Jakin is the son of a long time friend and client Brad Stewart. After hearing about Jakin's hard work and commitment to that challenge, I thought it would be a cool conversation to hear some perspective from him around a few things.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/bennewmancompanies/channels Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachbennewman/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Continuedfight/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ContinuedFight

Brad Stewart, Minister of Discipleship, preached his sermon "Jesus in Jerusalem," based out of Luke 2:25-40, on Sunday morning, December 29, 2019 as part of the Smile in the Mystery sermon series.

It was November 2010. While hosting a conference in Ft. Worth, I reconnected with my dear friend, Brad Stewart. After dinner, he invited me to a rehearsal for his church choir. When we arrived at the small church in Arlington, he asked me to come and sit in the choir. I said, “Brad, I don't sing.” He said, “You don't have to. Just sit with us.” As they began to sing, I closed my eyes and there, in the middle of the choir, I felt “surrounded” by the voices of angels. The voices of God. This became the inspiration for the song, Surround, on Brad's new album, “Saved From The Fire.” It is one of a handful, I've had the honor of co-writing with my longtime friend. It is with great pleasure that Bradley Jay Stewart is my guest on this week's radio show. I know you'll be inspired by his story, as we premiere “Surround.” ~Sonny Melendrez Show notes: https://SonnyRadio.com/Bradley-Jay-Stewart

TaQuon and Brandon sit down with Brad Stewart and Jalen Johnson to dive into the importance of networking, using resources, having a Plan B, and the implementation of the Fair Pay to Play bill.

Brad Stewart spent his entire Microsoft career at Las Colinas, Texas. Now he’s the chief operating officer of the North Texas Food Bank. In Episode 12 of Beyond the Blue Badge, Brad shares his journey from the technology industry to helping run one of the largest food banks in the country, and why he’s passionate about eliminating hunger.

So yeah, the host of Lincoln Nebraska's Zoolarious at the world famous Zoo Bar, Brad Stewart joins us. This 20+ year comedy veteran tells us a tale of teen anguish- 13yo love poetry, mixtape and PUBLIC HUMILIATION.

We are officially over a month old now, which is wild! What better way to mark the milestone than with our guest today Brad Stewart. I have known Brad for years and he is one of the kindest and most genuine people I know. I wanted to have Brad on to chat about leadership through perceived failure and we get pretty vulnerable. In this episode we talk about just going for it, how we are often our biggest roadblocks, how we get true connection with people when we drop the stories we tell and so much more!

I caught up with Brad Stewart, Wayne Swinny and Bobby Amaru from Saliva on a recent tour stop on the MuddFest tour. They don't do many interviews, so I'm very thankful that they sat down with me for a while to talk about the band and tell awesome stories. The band is hitting on all cylinders, with their new drummer Tosha Jones, and killing it live! We talked about numerous things.... *What the band has going on * New drummer Tosha Jones * Wayne keeping the band going * Thoughts on Wes Scatlin on this tour and how he's doing * The highlights of each of their careers * How Brad co-wrote Puddle Of Mudd's "Control" * What major artist Brad was almost joined * A great Eddie Van Halen/Shinedown story * Heroes in this business * Dumbest questions they've been asked Al Beck gives us updates on Woodstock, Aerosmith, Ozzy and Jack White in today's Rock News. Thank You so much for listening! Give this a 5 star rating if you feel it deserves it, write a review and share it with your buds. Hit up the feedback line at 248-586-2988. -Meltdown- https://saliva.com/ https://twitter.com/Saliva https://twitter.com/BradStewartBass https://twitter.com/WayneSwinny https://wrif.com/podcasts/talkin-rock-with-meltdown/ https://twitter.com/MeltdownWRIF https://twitter.com/TalkinRockwith1 https://twitter.com/AlBeckRadio

Brad Stewart of Stewart Mountain Lodging in Sundance, Utah is one of my best buddies in the industry. I think it’s fair to say that I admire his work as much as he appreciates mine. More specifically, I really admire how Brad thinks in systems and processes. And as a property manager, one of Brad’s big turning points was with regards to his owners: like we’d strengthen any good relationship, he and Vicky created a way to close the communication gap with a conduit of communication. This is a great lesson for anyone in the vacation rental industry looking to improve clarity with their team: think in benchmarks, standards, and common metrics: use technology to channel your voices into a central path. If you want to innovate like Brad, consider a demo with our friends at PointCentral (free HVAC Analytics included from this landing page): https://www.pointcentral.com/vrmb/ Here are some links that may or may not have been mentioned in the show: https://www.stewartmountainlodging.com https://vrhp.org http://vrmintel.com/

XOJET CEO Brad Stewart talks about trends in on-demand private jet flying, the performance of their in-flight internet service and addressing cyber security concerns on their aircraft and within their operations.

On this episode of the Illinois Local Government Law Podcast, the host Brad Stewart is joined by Illinois Lt. Governor Evelyn Sanguinetti, Carpentersville Fire Chief John-Paul Schilling, and Carpentersville Police Chief Michael Kilbourne to discuss the opioid crisis in Illinois.

Episode 7 features our special guest, Brad Stewart. Husband, brother, fire fighter, and #RadDad. Join us as we discuss cryptids, Andrew Jackson, Bruce Lee, taxidermy contests, and John Lithgow.

On this live episode of the Illinois Local Government Law Podcast, the host Brad Stewart is joined by Illinois Representative Anna Moeller, Lake in the Hills Village President Russ Ruzanski, and Kirkland Village President Ryan Block to discuss video gaming and local governments.

Bloomberg Intelligence's Paul Sweeney discusses reports that Amazon is experimenting with a new delivery service intended to make more products available for free two-day delivery. David Garrity, CEO of GVA Research, talks about news that Facebook has turned over to Congress 3,000 ads purchased by groups linked to Russia that were designed to disrupt the 2016 U.S. election. Bruce Bittles, Robert W Baird & Co's chief investment strategist, discusses the stock market. Finally, Brad Stewart, Xojet's CEO, discusses the private airline industry. 

In this special edition podcast, the State’s pending budget and direct financial impact on local governments is discussed by host Brad Stewart. Background of the Local Government Distributive Fund is provided, as well as a summation of an additional surcharge that local governments would have to pay to the State for collecting and distributing sales tax revenue.

On this episode of the Illinois Local Government Law Podcast, the host Brad Stewart is joined by Illinois Senator Karen McConnaughay, Lake in the Hills Village Administrator Jen Clough, and Lake in the Hills Deputy Police Chief Mary Frake to discuss how local governments can combat human trafficking.

On this week's show, we have a chat with 4 star defensive back Brad Stewart out of New Orleans, LA. who recently signed with the University of Florida. We also discuss the aftermath of the Super Bowl and LeBron James' public pleas for "help"

What are you passionate about? In the outdoor markets, and especially as entrepreneurs, passion is such an important asset. But it can also, sometimes, get in the way of our own clear thinking about the ideas and projects we're so in love with. This is why I'm so excited to be talking with Al Tabor, tech worker and market forecaster extraordinaire about what we in the outdoor markets can learn from tech start-ups. He's translating what he knows about how tech startups get going and making it applicable to outdoor startups. And it's working – Al has worked wonders with Sierra Designs, Mountain Headwear and recent visitors to the Intrepid Entrepreneur Podcast, Martin Zemitis of Slingfin, and Brad Stewart of Caravan Outpost. Al and I both know that the outdoor markets are a completely different animal than tech start-ups, but something Al says every entrepreneur should read is The Lean Start-up, by Eric Ries. Al is admittedly not a business book person, so if he says it's good, you better believe him! The Lean Startup mentality is all about learning. You need to learn what path your business is on, and if this path will lead to success! And, you need to learn it as fast and cheaply as possible, to save yourself a lot of time and heartache. This sounds overwhelming, but Al's talking me through the steps on how to evaluate your startup idea and find your minimum value product, your MVP! Something else that we entrepreneurs in the outdoor markets can also learn from tech—and from basketball!—is to pivot! If you find out your idea isn't working, keep one foot in it, and spin until you find a new opening. This is where passion can be a challenge to us outdoor market entrepreneurs. We're so in love with our project, we don't want to change anything. But Al says, you have to keep one foot in that passion, and use the other to pivot to a new way forward. Who knows what you'll find! Al's giving some great examples of what it looks like to pivot in the outdoor markets by talking about his work with Slingfin and Caravan Outpost. He's also discussing using the Root Cause Analysis system to hit the hard reality of any problem – in business or in your personal life.   Bravery in Business Quote   “The job of a startup is to learn. More than anything else, you have to figure out if you're on a path that's going to lead to some sort of success” - Al Tabor (click to tweet)         Cliff Notes Tech and outdoor markets are different animals, but can still both learn from Lean Startup Methodology Definition of a startup (from Reis) a human endeavor that's trying to deliver a product or a service under conditions of extreme uncertainty. The job of a startup is to learn what path it's on and if this will lead to success. Important to attract and reward investors. Try to make explicit your assumptions. Who are target customers, assumptions about distribution, etc.  Once you have made all of this explicit, test it. Find sales or feedback or metrics to validate the assumptions supporting the value of your proposition. If you can't support your proposition value, it's time to pivot (like in basketball). Keep one foot in what you know and spin to find a new opening. Passion can sometimes get in the way of a pivot, because you constrain yourself and are not willing to take one foot off the ground or experiment with an idea that you are in love with Pivoting is probably hard for most passion-driven founders. Need to keep one foot in the passion, and used the other to find a more viable way forward. Learn, Build, Measure cycle part of the Lean Startup. You want to find a way to shorten this cycle as much as possible for efficiency. 5 question approach (Reis calls it Root Cause Analysis, Tabor calls it Root Cause) / Six sigma methodology. Asking “why?” five times (or more!) until you get to the root causes, the “hard reality underpinning the situation” to find the corrective. Continuing to ask “why” can lead to finding an area in which you need to pivot. Leads to clarity. Passion is personal but you have to be clear about the business viability of the product. Minimum viable product (MVP): find the fastest, cheapest way to test your product viability/market to save yourself a lot of time and heartache. The sooner you know you need to pivot, the fast you can move.     The Lean Start-Up:           Step 1: Define your value of proposition         Step 2: Validate this proposition.         Step 3: If it's not going to work, pivot. Keep one foot in what you know, and spin around to find a new opening.   “You've got to listen to everybody but you don't have to take anybody seriously.” - Al Tabor (click to tweet) Resources SlingFin.com CaravanOutpost.com/ IntrepidEntrepreneur.net/Brad-Steward (Past IE podcast w/ Caravan Outpost founder) IntrepidEntrepreneur.net/Martin-Zemitis (Past IE Podcast w/Martin Zemitis) IntrepidEntrepreneur.net/Dylan-Enright/ (WeFunder IE Podcast) PeakDesign.com/ TheLeanStartup.com/ (Lean Startup book website) YouTube.com/watch?v=fEvKo90qBns (Eric Reis google talk referenced)   Show notes: IntrepidEntrepreneur.net/Al-Tabor

It's an all Canadian edition of Sucka Radio this week.Opening up the show is MMA Oddsbreaker's James Lynch to discuss Quinton "Rampage" Jackson joining UFC 186, the rest of the Montreal fight card, his road trip with a couple other MMA Journalists, and much more.Rounding out the show is one of British Columbia's rising middleweight stars, Micah Brakefield. The man known as "Mitey" chats about his past few outings, his upcoming fight with Brad Stewart, fighting for Fivestar Fight League and more.As always you can you can listen to Sucka Radio on Stitcher HERE, iTunes HERE, TuneIn HERE and on MMASucka.com HERE.All that and more brought to you by our friends over at DraftKings. Head on over to DraftKings.com and use the promo code ‘MMASUCKA’ to get 100% back on your first deposit up to $600.

I apologize for the delay, I ran out of space on Libsyn. I will make sure it doesn't happen again. Hello once again, today I talk about the Imagic games Fire Fighter and Sky Patrol (which went unreleased in the 80s). Also, Strudders is giving away copies of Alien and Mega Force in a contest on my show! You can check out the details at the link below. Next week I'll be looking at Basic Math (Fun With Numbers) and Math Gran Prix, both by Atari. The next episode will be on the aforementioned Alien and Mega Force by 20th Century Fox. Listen to the show for more details as to why there are not more games mentioned here. Your favorites are coming, don't worry. Thank you so much to everyone for all of your support for my Extra Life marathon, I made $500 for the Johns Hopkins Children's Center and almost made it the entire 24 hours. Thank you for listening! Pertinent Links Strudders Score Contest! Win Alien and Mega Force! The games, not the movies! Sky Patrol on Atari Protos Sky Patrol on 2600 Connection Sky Patrol mockup box Sky Patrol mockup cart label Brad Stewart interview by Scott Stilphen The No Swear Gamer - Fire Fighter video Bill Grubb and Dennis Koble interview, Video Games magazine (scroll down, scans will open in new window) You can still donate to the show page at Extra Life, until December 31st! Proud member of the Throwback Network! Proud member of the Retro Junkies Network! Facebook page Twitter page Google + page Blog page Listen to the show on Stitcher! Subscribe to the show on iTunes, and leave a review! Reviews are nice!