Podcast appearances and mentions of brian chidester

In this episode of Lay of the Brand, host Peter Jacobs is joined by Brian Chidester, Head of Global Strategy and Innovation for Public Sector at Adobe and host of The Government Huddle podcast. With government agencies facing mounting pressure to operate more efficiently while staying mission-aligned, they uncover steps B2G companies can take right now to stay relevant. This conversation highlights the urgent need for strategic marketing, proactive positioning, and meaningful engagement to ensure that GovCons remain essential partners in an evolving landscape.

In this episode, we have Brian Chidester with us to discuss six areas of customer experience where Agencies should focus their strategic investments in 2025. Listen in as Brian walks us through what is customer experience, the areas agencies should focus on, and the difference it will make for industry in the GovCon space.  Connect with Brian on LinkedIn Listen to the Government Huddle Podcast here Sign up for the Guest List for more information 

In this episode, we have Brian Chidester with us to discuss overcoming hurdles when it comes to compliance and what can be done to remove them moving forward. Brian walks us through different hurdles that small businesses should be on the lookout for and how these hurdles can impact potential business in the future. Don't miss out on Brian's enthusiasm and insight!  To connect with Brian, find him on LinkedIn Check out the Government Huddle Podcast here

Brian Chidester, Head of Industry Strategy for Public Sector at Adobe and Host of The Government Huddle Podcast invites Phillip Naithram, Host of The Jumping Point Podcast to interview him in honor of the show's 150th episode. Together they cover a lot of topics including Brian's personal and professional journey. They also talk about how his athletic background shaped his mindset and drive, his transition from professional sports into his career,  and the importance of empathy, gratitude, and positive habits in personal growth.

I this episode of The Jumping Point Phillip K. Naithram and Brian Chidester discussed personal growth, emotional intelligence, and the importance of seeking diverse perspectives. They emphasized the value of empathy, gratitude, and positive habits in achieving personal growth. They also shared experiences on navigating life's paths, including career choices, family dynamics, and personal growth.  They Dive in to the challenges of maintaining authenticity and fostering meaningful connections highlighting the importance of vulnerability, transparency, and a more personal approach to building relationships.Take Your Free Leadership Diagnostic and Behavioral Assessment Here – Just 2 mins can show you so much!  Once your down, schedule your free readback and lets see what your Emotional Intelligence says about your leadership Connect and DM on LinkedIn Phillip Naithram Brain Chidester Check out The Government Huddle Podcast Here Highlights·      Resilience and Personal Development Through Sports·      Balancing Career and Passion·      Health Challenges, Resiliency and Personal Growth·      Authenticity and Human Connection in Personal and Professional Life·      Gratitude and Investing in Relationships

In this episode of the Nonconformist Innovation Podcast, Steve is joined by Brian Chidester, Head of Industry Strategy for Public Sector at Adobe and former GTM leader at Socure. They dive into the critical role of digital identity in transforming customer experience within government services. Brian shares insights from his extensive experience and discusses the innovative approaches being used to enhance public sector engagement. The discussion covers the current state of identity fraud, highlighting key statistics from the Socure State of Identity Fraud 2024 report. They examine the challenges posed by siloed government portals, disjointed UX, and advanced security measures under scrutiny. Emerging technologies such as AI and biometrics are also discussed, with a focus on their impact on identity verification and fraud prevention. Listeners will gain a comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved in deploying identity verification across large enterprises and government agencies. The episode also explores practical strategies for modernizing digital identity protocols, emphasizing the importance of a foundational approach to seamless engagement and user-centric design in government services. This episode was recorded in Nashville, TN at the Identivation Conference in May, 2024. Show notes and more episodes at https://www.nonconformistinnovation.com

In connecting with some new listeners, I learned that some have never sold to the federal government and listened to the podcast to see how other companies manage to work with federal agencies in reaching agency goals. Well, it seems time to pull back with a bonus episode on how to sell technology to the federal government. To accomplish this task, I looked for a person with twenty years of experience in public sector marketing. The logical choice was Brian Chidester. He has worked for many companies in the past two decades and, as a bonus, has a podcast as well. His podcast is called The Government Huddle  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-government-huddle-with-brian-chidester/id1506796636 In a far-ranging discussion, Brian overviews topics like regulations, contract vehicles, and partnerships. COMMERCIAL VS. FEDERAL The interview begins by listing how selling to a commercial organization differs from a federal agency. For example, you may not realize that a contracting officer for an agency may be prohibited from discussing the purchase with the end users. For-profit companies may have some compliance requirements, but none come close to the layer and layer of regulations on a federal site. The federal site cannot just respond to the needs of one segment, like shoe buyers. They serve the public and, as such, must provide access for all citizens equally. CONTRACT VEHICLES The federal government is allocated funds in a completely different manner than a commercial organization. For example, an agency like NASA may have Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP). It provides information on products available to contractors. PARTNERSHIPS During the discussion, Brian details what can happen. The federal government may have allocated money for a project and mandated a certain amount for small businesses. Your company may be a perfect fit, but you do not qualify to bid on the contract. It is perfectly feasible to partner with companies like Carahsoft or The Immix Group on a proposed solution. You may have the technical talent, and a company like Carahsoft understands the complex compliance process. It is a win-win proposition. Brian Chidester ends the interview on a high note. He reinforces the idea that the federal government is actively seeking talent that will solve their problems. = = = Want to leverage you next podcast appearance? www.podscorecard.com Want to connect to John Gilroy on LinkedIn   https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-gilroy/ Want to listen to other episodes? www.Federaltechpodcast.com    

Ever wondered how the big names in marketing made it to the top? I’ll share a story that’s both inspiring and a testament to the power of strategic marketing. Remember the viral campaign by Dove, “Real Beauty Sketches”? In 2013, Dove decided to tackle the issue of women’s self-image. They created a campaign where a…

Linda Misegadis and Scott Montgomery, the hosts of the Unconventional Guide to Success Podcast, hosted an interview with host Brian Chidester where they discussed his career in the public sector and lessons he has learned along the way. They also talk about some of the advice he would give to his younger self and who some of the most influential people have been in his life.

In this episode, join our resident Business Ninja Kelsey and Brian Chidester, Head of Public Sector Marketing at Socure, as they talk about the potential risks that businesses could potentially expose themselves to if they don't have a robust identity verification process. Socure is the leading platform for digital identity verification and trust. Its predictive analytics platform applies artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques with trusted online/offline data intelligence from email, phone, address, IP, device, velocity, and the broader internet to verify identities in real time. The company has more than 1,800 customers across the financial services, government, gaming, healthcare, telecom, and e-commerce industries, including four of the top five banks, seven of the top 10 card issuers, three of the top MSBs, the top payroll provider, the top credit bureau, the top online gaming operator, the top Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) providers, and over 250 of the largest fintechs.Learn more about Socure: https://www.socure.com/ -----Do you want to be interviewed for your business?  Schedule time with us, and we'll create a podcast like this for your business:  https://www.WriteForMe.io/-----https://www.facebook.com/writeforme.iohttps://www.instagram.com/writeforme.io/https://twitter.com/writeformeiohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/writeforme/ https://www.pinterest.com/andysteuer/Want to be interviewed on our Business Ninjas podcast? Schedule time with us now, and we'll make it happen right away! Check out WriteForMe, more than just a Content Agency! See the Faces Behind The Voices on our YouTube Channel!

Brian Chidester, the Global Public Sector Marketing Executive and host of the Government Huddle Podcast joins Joe Toste on The Public Sector Show by TechTables to discuss the intersection of emerging technologies and the public sector. Through discussions with government executives about strategies and challenges and interviews with Navy SEAL leaders and top gun pilots, Brian provides valuable takeaways for leadership, job approaches, and personal growth. Brian discusses the trend of younger generations moving into leadership roles within government, the benefits of open-mindedness and empathy, and the impact of technology on recruitment and retention. Overall, they explore the potential for emerging technologies to improve outcomes in the public sector and drive positive change. Join the conversation as they delve into the concept of getting 1% better every day, the value of compounding growth, and the importance of habits in achieving success. Connect with Brian on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/abchidester/ https://www.governmenthuddle.com/ Get new episodes directly in your inbox - We send updates every week and bonus content over the weekend. Join the newsletter and show —> https://www.techtables.com/ Listen on:

A bonus episode! Listen in as "Dharmaland" producer Brian Chidester unveils some newly-discovered information that further confirms the song-suite as being accurate to Ahbez's original intentions back in 1963!

We are living in challenging times; citizen trust is waning. Pew Research has a great quote about citizen trust “Only two-in-ten say they trust the government in Washington to do what is right “just about always.” COVID has forced citizens to try to get information from the federal government about health issues, financial support, and taxes. Just recently, there was a drastic increase in citizens seeking information about federally backed loans. However, when it comes to citizens looking for information we can list FEMA, air travel, Social Security, and even small business loans as candidates for improved service. The Biden Administration realized that many were getting frustrated with federal online services and issued an Executive Order (EO) in December of 2021 that gave a thorough list of ways to improve online services. These were thirty-six customer experience commitments spread among seventeen agencies. The EO hits on subjects like consistency, self-service, secure identification, navigation, and even responsive assistance. During this interview, Brian Chidester from Genesys provides ideas on how to improve customer service. He devolves into un-government-like topics like Return on Investment and having empathy with the needs of citizens. He suggests that there are systems that can leverage artificial intelligence to take predictive analytics to a new level. For example, if you are contacting a call center, some systems can route your call to the best person who can manage your issue based on many factors. Brian Chidester gives an overview of automation that can improve case status tracking and provide citizens information in the context of a secure federal system.          

For this 15th and final episode of the "Making of Dharmaland" podcast, host and co-producer of the album, Brian Chidester, fields audience questions about "Dharmaland" as submitted through the Ahbez website (www.edenahbez.com).

In Episode 12 of "The Making of Dharmaland," Brian Chidester recounts the history of Eden Ahbez's mini-suite, "Scenes I-III," arranged for the album by Mattias Uneback and Henrik Magnusson of Ìxtahuele, with special guests Dave De La Vega and Anne Rainwater.

For Episode 10, "Dharmaland" co-producer Brian Chidester discusses the Eden Ahbez song "The Lion and the Fox," written in 1961, recorded and released by Ìxtahuele in 2021.

In Episode 8 of "The Making of Dharmaland," co-producer Brian Chidester discusses Eden Ahbez's "A Boy and a Melody," arranged by Mattias Uneback of Ìxtahuele, featuring poetry recitation by Youngbear Roth and guest clarinet by Mort Weiss.

Episode 7 is about the "Dharmaland" song entitled "Grapevine," arranged by Mattias Uneback of Ìxtahuele, with lead vocals by tiki novelty act King Kukulele. "Dharmaland" co-producer Brian Chidester once again leads the discussion of this middle track on the album.

For this episode, producer Brian Chidester recounts the background of Eden Ahbez's 1961 composition "Dharmaland Pts. 1 & 2," as well as the arrangement/recording of it for the "Dharmaland" LP by Ìxtahuele in 2021.

Episode 5 of "The Making of Dharmaland" is focused on the song "Fire of the Soul," arranged by Henrik Magnusson of Ìxtahuele, with lead vocals by former Eden Ahbez collaborator Joe Romersa. "Dharmaland" co-producer Brian Chidester discusses the background of this epic song and how it works as a centerpiece of sorts within the album's larger concept.

Welcome Back to Bill Murphy's 10x Podcast. Our guest in this episode is Brian Chidester, award-winning, public sector marketing executive, and expert integrated messaging strategist. Brian is currently the Industry Vice President at Genesys, an Advisor to the G20 Global Smart Cities Alliance, and a member of the Forbes Technology Council.   Today, Brian shares with listeners the benefits of developing smart cities and explains how they promote sustainable practices that will address growing urbanization challenges that cities face. By leveraging the data that smart cities provide, stewards within a community can help make better decisions on behalf of the constituents.   As a supporter of smart city evolution, Brian shares examples to describe how process efficiency, edge computing, and curb management can help advocate for the future and advancements of smart cities.  Tune in today and learn about the possibilities smart cities are providing our communities. As a Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Business IT Leader here are some wins you will get by listening:  [5:00] Brian: To be a true advisor to sales leadership, you must have a deep understanding of the market and the reason behind what you are doing.   [5:30] Brian: Anyone working in the technology sector begins to realize that everything is interconnected.  [6:30] Brian: When looking at the government space, it pulls you into an experience. The experience can be a digital experience through your mobile device, tablet, or computer, but it also evolves into smart cities.  [7:30] Brain: A smart city is a framework, an idea, that is composed of information community technology (ICT).  [8:00] Brian: The idea behind smart cities is to develop and promote sustainable practices that help address growing and advancing urbanization challenges that cities face.   [8:30] Brian: A foundational piece of a smart city is cloud. Cloud-based IoT applications and sensors can receive, analyze, and manage data in real time to help improve the quality of life for citizens living in a city or connected community.  [9:00] Brian: The most important piece that comes from the cloud based IoT applications is the data. The data provides insights so that stewards within the community can make better decisions on behalf of the constituents.  [10:30] Brian: London pioneered the initial smart city.   [11:30] Brian: Smaller cities have the greatest innovation despite having a smaller budget because they do not have to go through policy roadblocks that stand in the way of bigger cities.   [12:30] Brian: For example, when it comes to trash removal, technology is not added to help get the trash out faster but to understand where the process slows down. Therefore, technology is used for process efficiency.   [13:00] Brain: In Buffalo, NY the city turned trash removal trucks into moving sensors by adding video cameras, leveraging AI (Artificial Intelligence), and using 5G capabilities to find potholes that need to be filled.   [13:30] Brain: Edge computing is the ability to process data at the point. An example of this is a sensor.   [15:00] Brian: Edge computing and 5G from an infrastructure perspective can allow quick reaction times to help the evolution of smart cities.  [15:30] Brian: The concerns surrounding 5G are the pockets of the broadband infrastructure. Smart cities can help with digital equity, but one of the biggest challenges is access to broadband.   [16:30] Brian: GDPR and the Europeans are ahead of the US when it comes to privacy practices and policies.   [18:30] Brian: Security of data is critical for protecting privacy. With new video footage capabilities such as speed cameras or security cameras, we must ensure this information does not fall into the wrong hands.   [20:00] Brain: Policy is always lagging behind technology. That is why the government tends to be late adopters of technology.  [22:30] Brain: There is a lot of value that data can bring to the citizen.   [23:30] Curb management is a big trend happening with smart cities because of curb real estate. The data surrounding curb management can help cities identify how to manage and optimize curb space to allow for curb demands.  An example of this is DoorDash pickups and drop offs.   [24:36] Brian: A big topic that's being looked at within smart cities is how to help address climate change. How can we lower the city's carbon footprint by leveraging smart devices?  [27:30] Brian: The City of Chattanooga is looking at how they can prevent car accidents and pedestrian deaths by having a sensor speak to a vehicle which then stops it when the car gets close to a crosswalk.   [28:00] Brian: When we think of smart cities, it's an ecosystem. It's not just about a device here and there. It's a framework and policies, but it is also a complete ecosystem that plays together.   [28:30] Brian: Look to the Googles and the Apples of the world that have next generation technology and understand what that is, where it's going, and how it can be enveloped properly into the smart city ecosystem.  [32:00] Brian: What does the future of smart cities look like? It starts with the data. Then, it's what the city's going to do on behalf of its citizens. It's not about technologies and sensors, but it's about how the cities can become smarter from the data that's ingested to be more prescriptive for their citizens.  [32:30] Brain: How will the metaverse impact smart cities and digital experiences for citizens? Both augmented reality and virtual reality are giving governments opportunities to be able to meet the next generation of citizens.  [36:30] Brian: The goal of smart cities is to provide citizens with the types of technology and the types of services that are needed within their area. You're not beholden to just what you've had in the past.   [40:00] Brian: It's not just about getting technology into the hands of the community. It's understanding how to best use and push the adoption of this technology and do it in a way that's going to drive the type of outcomes they are looking for.   Resources World Economic Forum  OpenText  G20 Global Smart City Alliance  The Program: Shot Spotter  Open Government Partnership  Kevin Kelly's “What Technology Wants”  Brian Chidester's Podcast “The Government Huddle”    Love this episode? Leave a Review  Share it on your LinkedIn feed.  If you have not already, please leave us a review on iTunes.    About Bill Murphy  Bill Murphy is a world-renowned IT Security Expert dedicated to your success as an IT business leader. Follow Bill on LinkedIn.  If you are interested in learning more about RedZone Technologies, and its security expertise, email us at info@redzonetech.net 

In Episode 3, "Dharmaland" co-producer Brian Chidester recounts the story of the album's second track, "New Anthem." Topics include: Eden Ahbez's creation of the original melody in 1963 and its reuse in subsequent titles during the mid-1960s and '70s; the arrangement of it on "Dharmaland" by Íxtahuele's Mattias Uneback; and several happy accidents which went into the final recording.

Episode 2 of "The Making of Dharmaland" focuses on the album's opening track, "The King and Queen of Waters," with emphasis on the influences on composer Ahbez and the ideas used by Íxtahuele for its first-ever recording on "Dharmaland." Hosted by co-producer Brian Chidester.

In Episode 1 of this podcast, "Dharmaland” co-producer Brian Chidester takes listeners behind the scenes of Eden Ahbez's lost masterpiece, with a focus on the general concept and approach to the recording project.

Brian Chidester, Industry vice president - Worldwide Public Sector at Genesys, joins host Mark Amtower on this week's Amtower Off Center for a wide ranging discussion on trends in government contracting, the mentor-protege program with Government Marketing University, and how the Ukrainian situation may impact the US Tech market.

Composer eden ahbez is best known for "Nature Boy," a #1 hit for Nat King Cole in 1948 that was subsequently covered by artists ranging from Miles Davis to Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett. That song was just the tip of the iceberg for an artist whose best work was still ahead of him. Historian, archivist, and filmmaker Brian Chidester has spent a quarter-century exploring the music and life of eden ahbez. He's the co-producer of Dharmaland, a 2020 album by Ìxtahuele of previously unrecorded songs by ahbez. Sounds Out of Time playlists and edited transcripts are available at: https://soundsoutoftime.substack.com.

We've made it! The 2021 MHSAA Softball Season has come to a close. Genna Rose, Donny Dreher, and Brian Chidester recap the 2021 season and take a quick look at the MHSAA State Finals. They also go over the criteria for the Total Softball Player of the Year and they give a few shoutouts to some notable All-State players. Presented by Lawrence Technological University and sponsored by the MHSAA, DMC Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, DAC Athlete of the Year Award, and Total Softball.

This week on Swing Away, hosts Genna Rose, Donny Dreher, and Brian Chidester take a deep look at the final four in the Total Softball Player of the Year Award, Maggie Murphy, Macy Irelan, Kali Heivilin, and Ava Bradshaw. Presented by Lawrence Technological University and sponsored by the MHSAA, DAC Athlete of the Year Award, DMC Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, and Total Softball

The Swing Away Podcast is back with another Coaches Roundtable! This week, Genna Rose, Donny Dreher, and Brian Chidester talk with McCall Salmon, head coach at Central Michigan University, Dana Callihan, head coach at Grand Valley State University, Denny Griffin, head coach at Alma College, and Tim Bailey, head coach at Cleary University. Presented by Lawrence Technological University and sponsored by the MHSAA, DMC Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, DAC Athlete of the Year Award, and

This week, Genna Rose, Donny Dreher, and Brian Chidester kick things off with their thoughts on last week's podcast episode, Coaches Roundtable. Then we look ahead to the Softball Playoffs and how they'll affect the Total Softball Player of the Year contest. Presented by Lawrence Technological University and sponsored by the MHSAA, DMC Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, DAC Athlete of the Year Award, and Total Softball.

We've got a special recruiting episode for you this week! Hosts Genna Rose, Donny Dreher, and Brian Chidester are joined by 5 different college coaches to talk about the recruiting process and what student-athletes should be doing. We're joined by Jacquie Joseph, Michigan State Softball Head Coach, Bonnie Tholl, Michigan Softball Associate Head Coach, Eric Oakley, Kent State Softball Head Coach, Todd Buckingham, Western Michigan Assistant Softball Coach, and Karen Baird, Lawrence Tech Softball Head Coach. Presented by Lawrence Technological University and sponsored by the MHSAA, DMC Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, DAC Athlete of the Year Award, and Total Softball.

Join hosts Genna Rose, Donny Dreher, and Brian Chidester for another episode of the State Champs! Swing Away Softball Podcast! This week, we talk about a change in the Total Softball Player of the Year contest, a few key players on the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association Team Rankings and we'll give a few shoutous. Presented by Lawrence Technological University and sponsored by the MHSAA, DMC Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, DAC Athlete of the Year Award, and Total Softball.

Genna Rose, Donny Dreher, and Brian Chidester were in the studio for the latest Swing Away Podcast. We kick things off with some BIG changes to the Total Softball Player of the Year Top 10 and we wanted to give everyone an idea of the types of numbers we're seeing from the top competition. Now that the dead period has been lifted, we'll jump into a conversation about recruiting and what athletes should do to help get them recruited. Then we'll take a deep dive into the NCAA Transfer Portal and both sides of the argument. Vote for the Total Softball Player of the Year: http://bit.ly/TotalSoftballPOTY Presented by Lawrence Technological University and sponsored by the MHSAA, Total Softball, DMC Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, and DAC Athlete of the Year Award.

Genna Rose, Donny Dreher, and Brian Chidester are back for another week of the STATE CHAMPS! Swing Away Softball Podcast. We kick things off recapping a few of the games we've seen from the last week, before giving an update on the latest Total Softball Player of the Year contest. We close things out talking about the USA High Performance Program and how you can play for Team USA! Presented by Lawrence Technological University and sponsored by the MHSAA, Total Softball, DMC Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, and DAC Athlete of the Year Award.

As cloud becomes foundational, this year will see an increased focus in edge computing. In 2020, innovations in next-generation communications such as 5G, cloud-native technologies, and edge computing architectures have come together. This is enabling organizations to quickly create and deploy distributed services, as well as using AI to quickly generate insight locally. On the show today, we will hear from Brian Chidester. Brian is the Head of Worldwide Industry Strategy for Public Sector at OpenText. 

Here we are in 2021 and can really take a look at how technology and human behavior are changing what we expect from work, how we work and where we work-in the future and importantly, right now-today! With an emphasis on the future of work in government, Brian Chidester interviews me as we discuss the 'how' and 'impact of' work done by those in public service and the contractors supporting them. We look at tools and solutions from Google and other cloud providers being used by and benefiting a multi-generational workforce supporting government missions. As you ease (or race) into 2021, spend 17 minutes enjoying The Future of Work; the Now of Work for ideas and insights on how habits and changes are impacting the future of government work, right now. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gary437/message

Sången Nature boy blev en världshit i slutet av 1940-talet, med den amerikanske sångaren Nat King Cole. Det här är berättelsen om mannen som skrev den urhippien och naturbarnet Eden Ahbez. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Eden Ahbez levde sitt liv i grottor och hyddor med andra ”nature boys” i Los Angeles utkanter, och skapade genom åren sin egen livsfilosofi i harmoni med naturen omkring honom. ”Nature boy är berättelsen om mitt liv”, har Ahbez sagt. Han lämnade den kommersiella musikbranschen för att göra helt egen musik och skapade ett av de tidigaste konceptalbumen med ”Eden's Island” 1963. Med hjälp av den amerikanske konstkritikern och dokumentärfilmaren Brian Chidester berättar vi om en man som gick sin egen väg men ändå påverkade det som skulle bli hippierörelsen och den psykedeliska popmusiken. En P2 Dokumentär av Eva Schöier som presenteras av Staffan Schöier.

Ixtahuele is a premiere exotica band from Sweden comprised of musicians that are formally trained instrumentalists in classical and jazz music genres. Today we chat with members Mattias, Johan, Wictor and Henrik about their musical backgrounds, what it's like to perform Exotica music in Sweden and learn about their latest project, the Dharmaland Sessions with special guest Brian Chidester, co-director of the upcoming documentary, "As the Wind" a biography of exotica performer Eden Ahbez. For more information on Ixtahuele: Website: www.ixtahuele.com Social Media: @ixtahuele For more information on the Dharmaland Sessions: https://www.edenahbez.com/ https://bcxists.wordpress.com/2019/07/30/news-dharmaland-is-coming/ This episode is sponsored by Tanduay Rum, Tiki Bar T-Shirt Club, Tonga Hut, Steadfast Pomade and Tiki-Ti. Stop by their FB and IG pages and give them a like!

Brian Chidester is the Director of Operations and creator of College Bound Jocks. A recruiting video service for those looking to play at the next level. In this episode, we dig into the recruiting process. Pass this along to anyone trying to play in college! Get into it!