Podcasts about Brookman

La vie des artistes est une source inépuisable d'histoires passionnantes qui résonnent en nous. Car c'est formidable de regarder rétrospectivement une future star de la musique ou du cinéma qui tente de trouver la reconnaissance mais à laquelle personne n'accorde d'intérêt. Et je ne parle pas de tous ceux qui ont renoncé juste avant d'y arriver : quelle place auraient-ils occupée ? Et puis il y a ceux qui avaient un travail qu'on appelle de l'ombre et qui un jour arrivent dans la lumière. Oui, qui aurait dit que le secrétaire particulier de Sylvie Vartan, de Fernand Raynaud et de Claude François deviendraient des grands noms de la chanson populaire, la télévision et le cinéma sous le nom de Carlos, Bézu et Ticky Holgado.Ainsi de Melvin Kaminsky qui à l'âge de vingt ans est démobilisé de l'armée américaine où son QI exceptionnel l'a conduit à être ingénieur sur le front belge en 44-45, lors de la bataille des Ardennes. Depuis le jour où à l'âge de neuf ans, il a assisté à sa première pièce de théâtre à New York, Mel sait qu'il ne fera pas le même travail que les autres. Et s'il vient de changer de nom, ce n'est pas pour cacher ses origines juives d'Europe de l'Est. Non, Mel étant batteur et pianiste, il veut éviter qu'on le confonde avec le grand trompettiste Max Kaminsky. Alors, il prend le nom de jeune fille de sa mère, Brookman, pour faire Brooks, et joue dans des hôtels pour touristes. Et un soir où le comique du spectacle est indisposé, comme dans la chanson de Michel Jonasz, Mel qui adore faire rire, regarde le micro et se dit : je me lance, allez, tant pis.Oui faire rire, est le moyen que tout môme, Mel avait trouvé pour que ses camarades de classe arrêtent de se moquer de sa petite taille. Alors il raconte des blagues, imite des personnalités, le public rit, on le garde le lendemain, il a trouvé sa voie. Mais réussir en Amérique est une tâche aussi énorme que le pays. Hollywood c'est très loin, à New York, c'est le théâtre, la radio et la télé, alors Mel fait des pieds et des mains pour approcher son idole, celui qui fait rire l'Amérique du début des années 50 : Sid Caesar. En quelques secondes, il lui balance une vanne et accroche la star qui lui en commande d'autres pour son émission. Ainsi débute la carrière d'auteur de Mel Brooks qui vend ses bons mots et ses sketchs. Parfois ça se passe bien, allant jusqu'à la création et l'écriture de séries comme Max la Menace ou des pièces de théâtre. Parfois ça se passe mal avec la star, ainsi Mel claque la porte du nouveau film de Jerry Lewis en 1960 et exige qu'on ôte son nom du générique. Si The ladies Man remporte un succès colossal, il ne reste que deux scènes écrites par Mel Brooks.Puis un jour de 1967 vient l'écriture et la mise en scène d'un film, parodie du monde des producteurs de Broadway que Mel connaît si bien. C'est si drôle mais tellement vitriolé que personne n'ose le distribuer. Heureusement, Peter Sellers, alias Clouseau, admiratif, lui achète de la publicité dans les magazines et, l'Oscar du meilleur scénario tombe sur Mel Brooks. C'est promis, au prochain film, car prochain film il va y avoir, grâce à cet Oscar, Mel jouera devant la caméra. Qui n'a pas vu depuis Frankenstein Junior, Space Balls ou La Folle histoire du monde. Mel Brooks est aujourd'hui presque centenaire mais qui ne se souvient pas d'une de ses chansons des années 80. Car on ignorait qu'il avait été aussi musicien. Ah non, pas chanteur ! Mais bon quand on est une star, on peut tout se permettre.

Chris Brookman from Back to Earth explains what wood fibre insulation is, how it could be used on a project and why careful specification is required. Check out the show notes for more information.

7/26/24: Rep Mindy Domb: Kamala excitement, MA gun safety & the Gender X law. Donnabelle Casis w/ Hannah Brookman from Looky Here & Charlotte Treiber from Madhouse Multiarts: the Greenfield Arts Walk tonight! Ernie Brill: "Journeys of Voices & Choices." Adam Hinds, CEO of Edward M Kennedy Institute for U.S. Senate: this historic election.

Are you an insurance agent who has had moderate success selling insurance, but you just know you're not reaching your full capacity? Do you not have a strategic plan, or a step-by-step process to win new business, and you're merely quoting but not winning? That was the experience of Daniel Brookman, before joining 12X Commission Mastermind and implementing the training. Now, he's winning signed BOR's and building his Book of Business.  In this throwback episode of the Millionaire Insurance Producer podcast, host Charles Specht interviews Daniel to find out what is working for him now, what is he saying, and why did that large manufacturing account sign his BOR during their first meeting! Learn more about the 12X Commission Mastermind at this link: 12x.club Episode Highlights: Charles explains that in order to be a successful insurance agent, it is crucial to ask for what you want and to be a hunter, rather than a gatherer. (2:02) Daniel shares that he is an experienced insurance agent from Ohio, specializing in life insurance, but also writes commercial property and casualty policies. (5:32) Daniel mentions that joining the 12X Commission Mastermind has been hugely beneficial, particularly the two weekly calls with the group's leaders, which helped him maintain a productive mindset and keep prospecting as his top priority. (8:33) Daniel believes that the discovery interview is the most important part of the sales process. (11:51) Daniel discusses being explicit about what you are going to provide is a good way to contrast what you're capable of doing and willing to do with what the incumbent agent is doing. (16:30) Daniel explains that he used to cold call and quote policies, but after listening to sales and insurance-based podcasts, he realized the importance of having a specialized and differentiated approach to prospecting and messaging to stand out from competitors. (21:15) Daniel believes that transparency and explaining the process can help buyers understand how to get the best deal without hurting themselves in the long run. (25:00) Daniel explains that 12X Commission Mastermind offers a solution to those who are tired of the same old process of getting quotes and following policies, feeling stuck, and not standing out from others. (26:58) Charles discusses the benefits of being a member of the 12x Commision Mastermind program. (27:55) Key Quotes: “I still think the discovery interview is the most important part of the sales process, because you get invited in for a reason. And the number one thing you got to find out in that discovery process is, why are you there? Why did you get invited in?” - Daniel Brookman “The biggest benefit has actually been mindset. Having those two weekly calls with yourself and the other producers on there, and just keeping those ideas fresh, keeping prospecting, top of mind, it keeps me from kind of straying away, and, you know, kind of losing focus on what's most important as a producer, which is prospecting.” - Daniel Brookman “Now my prospecting is specialized. The messaging is not just industry specialized, but also specialized kind of talking and tailored to this process, and how I'm going to be different than just quoting your insurance.” - Daniel Brookman Resources Mentioned: Daniel Brookman LinkedIn Reach out to Charles Specht 12X Commission Mastermind Permission Network Insurance Agency, Inc.

Are you an insurance agent who has had moderate success selling insurance, but you just know you're not reaching your full capacity? Do you not have a strategic plan, or a step-by-step process to win new business, and you're merely quoting but not winning? That was the experience of Daniel Brookman, before joining 12X Commission Mastermind and implementing the training. Now, he's winning signed BOR's and building his Book of Business.  In this throwback episode of the Millionaire Insurance Producer podcast, host Charles Specht interviews Daniel to find out what is working for him now, what is he saying, and why did that large manufacturing account sign his BOR during their first meeting! Learn more about the 12X Commission Mastermind at this link: 12x.club Episode Highlights: Charles explains that in order to be a successful insurance agent, it is crucial to ask for what you want and to be a hunter, rather than a gatherer. (2:02) Daniel shares that he is an experienced insurance agent from Ohio, specializing in life insurance, but also writes commercial property and casualty policies. (5:32) Daniel mentions that joining the 12X Commission Mastermind has been hugely beneficial, particularly the two weekly calls with the group's leaders, which helped him maintain a productive mindset and keep prospecting as his top priority. (8:33) Daniel believes that the discovery interview is the most important part of the sales process. (11:51) Daniel discusses being explicit about what you are going to provide is a good way to contrast what you're capable of doing and willing to do with what the incumbent agent is doing. (16:30) Daniel explains that he used to cold call and quote policies, but after listening to sales and insurance-based podcasts, he realized the importance of having a specialized and differentiated approach to prospecting and messaging to stand out from competitors. (21:15) Daniel believes that transparency and explaining the process can help buyers understand how to get the best deal without hurting themselves in the long run. (25:00) Daniel explains that 12X Commission Mastermind offers a solution to those who are tired of the same old process of getting quotes and following policies, feeling stuck, and not standing out from others. (26:58) Charles discusses the benefits of being a member of the 12x Commision Mastermind program. (27:55) Key Quotes: “I still think the discovery interview is the most important part of the sales process, because you get invited in for a reason. And the number one thing you got to find out in that discovery process is, why are you there? Why did you get invited in?” - Daniel Brookman “The biggest benefit has actually been mindset. Having those two weekly calls with yourself and the other producers on there, and just keeping those ideas fresh, keeping prospecting, top of mind, it keeps me from kind of straying away, and, you know, kind of losing focus on what's most important as a producer, which is prospecting.” - Daniel Brookman “Now my prospecting is specialized. The messaging is not just industry specialized, but also specialized kind of talking and tailored to this process, and how I'm going to be different than just quoting your insurance.” - Daniel Brookman Resources Mentioned: Daniel Brookman LinkedIn Reach out to Charles Specht 12X Commission Mastermind Permission Network Insurance Agency, Inc.

Subscribe to our Substack for full, linked shownotes: https://thatromcompod.substack.com/Guest: Victoria Brookman (Instagram)Burnt Out, Victoria BrookmanMystic Ridge, Lucy LeverAnnie SeatonThe Most Important Job In The World, Gina Rushton“Why We Need More Climate Change Love Stories”A Court of Thorns and Roses / Throne of Glass series / Crescent City series Sarah J. MaasBride, Ali Hazelwood Love From Scratch, Amy HuttonMe That You See, Anne FreemanAll The Beautiful Things You Love, Jonathan SeidlerBecause of Her, Devon May (Devon's Instagram)Claire Christian's Substack, PEARLERPart of Your World / Yours Truly / Just For The Summer / Worst Wingman Ever, Abby JimenezRecorded on Gadigal land. | Editing: Joshua Broadbent, Marker Creative Co. | @thatromcompod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our Lock and Code host, David Ruiz, has a bit of an apology to make:“Sorry for all the depressing episodes.”When the Lock and Code podcast explored online harassment and abuse this year, our guest provided several guidelines and tips for individuals to lock down their accounts and remove their sensitive information from the internet, but larger problems remained. Content moderation is failing nearly everywhere, and data protection laws are unequal across the world.When we told the true tale of a virtual kidnapping scam in Utah, though the teenaged victim at the center of the scam was eventually found, his family still lost nearly $80,000.And when we asked Mozilla's Privacy Not Included team about what types of information modern cars can collect about their owners, we were entirely blindsided by the policies from Nissan and Kia, which claimed the companies can collect data about their customers' “sexual activity” and “sex life.”(Let's also not forget about that Roomba that took a photo of someone on a toilet and how that photo ended up on Facebook.)In looking at these stories collectively, it can feel like the everyday consumer is hopelessly outmatched against modern companies. What good does it do to utilize personal cybersecurity best practices, when the companies we rely on can still leak our most sensitive information and suffer few consequences? What's the point of using a privacy-forward browser to better obscure my online behavior from advertisers when the machinery that powers the internet finds new ways to surveil our every move?These are entirely relatable, if fatalistic, feelings. But we are here to tell you that nihilism is not the answer.Today, on the Lock and Code podcast, we speak with Justin Brookman, director of technology policy at Consumer Reports, about some of the most recent, major consumer wins in the tech world, what it took to achieve those wins, and what levers consumers can pull on today to have their voices heard.Brookman also speaks candidly about the shifting priorities in today's legislative landscape. “One thing we did make the decision about is to focus less on Congress because, man, I'll meet with those folks so we can work on bills, [and] there'll be a big hearing, but they've just failed to do so much.”Tune in today.You can also find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts, plus whatever preferred podcast platform you use.For all our cybersecurity coverage, visit Malwarebytes Labs at malwarebytes.com/blog.Show notes and...

My guest on the show today is Joe Lucosky, Managing Partner at Lucosky Brookman. You might take one look at this title and might not think this is for you; as an investor you might wonder why should you care whether a company decides to uplist, cross-list or even delist? What do these terms even mean? Why is the company wasting their time even considering any of these corporate actions? If you've ever asked yourself this question, whether you're an investor or even an issuer, this is without a doubt the episode for you. Even if you've never thought about these topics, I think you'll find our conversation fascinating. In the world of Micro and Nano-caps, this conversation is happening in every boardroom: should we uplist to the NASDAQ from OTC Markets? What's this new U.S. Listings program at CBOE? Should we delist to the OTCQX, QB or the Pinks? Is it too soon for us to Uplist? Should we cross-list onto OTC or NASDAQ? Should we do a simultaneous raise with uplist or cross-list? How will our investors react to this? I've known Joe for years and has given multiple keynotes on this topic at our recent investor conferences, including a Keynote Q&A with Erik Sloane from the CBOE at the Planet MicroCap Showcase: VEGAS on April 30, 2024. You don't want to miss that. This is Joe's topic, his bread and butter, and he truly enjoys helping companies understand what makes the most sense for them. I think we do a good job covering every angle on the topic, but look, I invite you to give it a listen, and would love your feedback on this one. For more information about Lucosky Brookman, please visit: https://www.lucbro.com/ Planet MicroCap Podcast is on YouTube! All archived episodes and each new episode will be posted on the Planet MicroCap YouTube channel. I've provided the link in the description if you'd like to subscribe. You'll also get the chance to watch all our Video Interviews with management teams, educational panels from the conference, as well as expert commentary from some familiar guests on the podcast. Subscribe here: http://bit.ly/1Q5Yfym Click here to rate and review the Planet MicroCap Podcast The Planet MicroCap Podcast is brought to you by SNN Incorporated, The Official MicroCap News Source, and the Planet MicroCap Review Magazine, the leading magazine in the MicroCap market. You can Follow the Planet MicroCap Podcast on Twitter @BobbyKKraft

Episode No. 632 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features curators Philip Brookman and Julian Brooks. Brookman is the curator of "Dorothea Lange: Seeing People," at the National Gallery of Art, Washington. The exhibition presents Lange's decades-long portraiture practice in over 100 photographs, pictures that range from the Great Depression through the 1960s. "Seeing People" is on view through March 31, 2024. The exhibition catalogue was published by the NGA in association with Yale University Press. Amazon and Bookshop offer it for $43-51. With Edina Adam, Brooks is the co-curator of "William Blake: Visionary," at the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles. Blake was a printmaker and painter who built an unconventional, fantastical, often narrative world view that he presented across both poetry and art. The presentation includes a colored copy of Blake's illuminated book America a Prophecy, a mindfully careful telling of the story of the American Revolution. "Blake" is at the Getty through January 14, 2024. The Getty-published exhibition catalogue is available from Bookshop and Amazon for $29-33.

This is 'Episode 3' of the podcast series "What do young urologists need to know," 'Segment 1': "Navigating the transition from residency to professional urology practice." Dr. Elena Seguí-Moya (GB) converses with Prof. Sabine Brookman-May (US) about preparing for a job interview.The discussion highlights essential steps and strategies for excelling in a job interview within the specialised field of urology, emphasising the importance of showcasing clinical skills or research experience. Additionally, the episode offers valuable tips on effectively communicating one's passion for the field and aligning personal goals with the prospective employer's vision, ensuring a successful and promising start to a urology career. 

What does it mean for a website to collect data? What about sharing data? Selling data? These are all real realities of today's online world, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're bad. We discuss when it's ok and when it's maybe not so ok on today's episode.

Adam welcomes friend and Insurance Agent Dan Brookman to discuss Tik Tok trends claiming to give financial advice.  A big one we have seen going around is a Tik Tok video on "how to build generational wealth by purchasing life insurance," but is it too good to be true?  Adam and Dan talk about how accurate a claim like that can be, how it ACTUALLY works, and what strategies to implement.   While it isn't all simple, you can learn the first 3 steps to get this set up and working for your family.   https://www.stolly.com/  Libertas Wealth: https://bit.ly/3HpmN2o  Subscribe on iTunes:  https://apple.co/3NQHjeO  Subscribe on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3aTTCse  Subscribe on Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3QmGmMU  For more VIDEO podcasts like this one: https://bit.ly/3OagYrw  For more AUDIO podcasts: https://bit.ly/3PHXHzo  For educational VIDEOS and Stock Market Updates: https://bit.ly/3O8Yo3u  For general financial educational ARTICLES: https://bit.ly/3aP0Ldn For more Real-Time Updates on the Economy and State of the Markets Follow Adam Koós on Twitter @AdamKoos: https://bit.ly/3tzccwk  Or follow Adam on Instagram @FinancialSurgeon: https://bit.ly/3QobpIy  --- Adam Koos, CFP®, CMT® is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER and one of only 2,600+ Chartered Market Technicians (CMT) worldwide, as well as a Certified Financial Technician (CFTe®) thru the International Federation of Technical Analysts (IFTA). He's been named by Columbus Business First as one of their 20 People to Know in Finance, was a recipient of the Forty Under 40 award, is ranked by Investopedia as one of America's top 100 Most Influential Advisers, and is the winner of the coveted Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Ethical Enterprising. Adam serves his clients as the president and portfolio manager at Libertas Wealth Management Group, Inc., a Fee-Only Registered Investment Advisory (RIA) firm, located in Columbus, Ohio. ******* The audio and video contained herein is intended for those interested in finance, searching for a financial advisor, wealth manager, financial planner, and/or retirement planning. While we are CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERS (through the College for Financial Planning) and work with clients all over the country, our business is run out of Columbus / Central Ohio. If you are looking for wealth management, financial planning, a financial counselor, wealth advisor, or financial consultant – especially a fee-only, Fiduciary Registered Investment Advisor – we provide money management and financial services for individuals and couples (i.e. – a 401k rollover), as well as business owners (i.e. – 401k, SIMPLE, SEP IRA's, as well as cash balance and other various retirement plans).

In The Running Hub Community we have a coaches hour call every 2 weeks, on one of those calls each month we invite guests on about different topics.  This week we were joined by ultra marathon runner Chris Brookman who has completed Lakeland 100 and Dragons Back to mention a few.  Chris shared his top tips for beginners transitioning over to ultras, how to fuel for races, is it important to recce routes before, is strength training neccesary and lots more.  This was a very inspirational chat and Chris was amazing to listen to. We hope you enjoy!    If you're interested in watching our Tour Des Alpages video, here's the link: https://youtu.be/iOpiciiP0mI We're also documenting our Kenya travels on both YouTube and Instagram. You can watch the first video here and find the rest of the episodes in the series: https://youtu.be/h689-H65SHQ   Social Media LinksFollow us on instagram - @therunninghubcommunity @run_with_coachkatie @jamesdown1986 Follow us on facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheRunningHubCommunity/ Join The Running Hub Community - www.therunninghub.co.uk/the-running-hub Follow us on YouTube - The Running Hub Community    Running Training Plans and Online Coachingkatie@therunninghub.co.uk james@therunninghub.co.uk

Victoria Brookman is an activist, author and academic from the Blue Mountains. In this interview with James Roy she describes how her own perceived inability to push through writer's block, along with a catastrophic natural disaster, led her to write her debut novel, Burnt Out (Harper Collins), a funny and angry look at climate change, activism and political influence.Note: Opinions and views expressed in this podcast are not necessarily those of WestWords.

In this episode, Joe Pardavila talks to Joseph Lucosky, the founder and managing partner of Lucosky Brookman, a leading corporate finance and securities law firm located in the greater New York City area. Joseph Lucosky shares his journey from humble beginnings to becoming a leader and visionary in his field. He reveals how he helps micro and small-cap companies achieve their goals, list on the Nasdaq/NYSE, raise capital and overcome challenges. He also gives advice on how to pursue excellence, innovation, and integrity in your own career and life. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from one of the most influential and respected lawyers in the industry. Listen to the Forbes Books Podcast today and discover how you can elevate your game and your life with Joseph Lucosky.

Are you an insurance agent who has had moderate success selling insurance, but you just know you're not reaching your full capacity? Do you not have a strategic plan, or a step-by-step process to win new business, and you're merely quoting but not winning? That was the experience of Daniel Brookman, before joining 12X Commission Mastermind and implementing the training. Now, he's winning signed BOR's and building his Book of Business.  In this episode of the Millionaire Insurance Producer podcast, host Charles Specht interviews Daniel to find out what is working for him now, what is he saying, and why did that large manufacturing account sign his BOR during their first meeting! Learn more about the 12X Commission Mastermind at this link: 12x.club Episode Highlights: Charles explains that in order to be a successful insurance agent, it is crucial to ask for what you want and to be a hunter, rather than a gatherer. (2:02) Daniel shares that he is an experienced insurance agent from Ohio, specializing in life insurance, but also writes commercial property and casualty policies. (5:32) Daniel mentions that joining the 12X Commission Mastermind has been hugely beneficial, particularly the two weekly calls with the group's leaders, which helped him maintain a productive mindset and keep prospecting as his top priority. (8:33) Daniel believes that the discovery interview is the most important part of the sales process. (11:51) Daniel discusses being explicit about what you are going to provide is a good way to contrast what you're capable of doing and willing to do with what the incumbent agent is doing. (16:30) Daniel explains that he used to cold call and quote policies, but after listening to sales and insurance-based podcasts, he realized the importance of having a specialized and differentiated approach to prospecting and messaging to stand out from competitors. (21:15) Daniel believes that transparency and explaining the process can help buyers understand how to get the best deal without hurting themselves in the long run. (25:00) Daniel explains that 12X Commission Mastermind offers a solution to those who are tired of the same old process of getting quotes and following policies, feeling stuck, and not standing out from others. (26:58) Charles discusses the benefits of being a member of the 12x Commision Mastermind program. (27:55) Key Quotes: “I still think the discovery interview is the most important part of the sales process, because you get invited in for a reason. And the number one thing you got to find out in that discovery process is, why are you there? Why did you get invited in?” - Daniel Brookman “The biggest benefit has actually been mindset. Having those two weekly calls with yourself and the other producers on there, and just keeping those ideas fresh, keeping prospecting, top of mind, it keeps me from kind of straying away, and, you know, kind of losing focus on what's most important as a producer, which is prospecting.” - Daniel Brookman “Now my prospecting is specialized. The messaging is not just industry specialized, but also specialized kind of talking and tailored to this process, and how I'm going to be different than just quoting your insurance.” - Daniel Brookman Resources Mentioned: Daniel Brookman LinkedIn Reach out to Charles Specht 12X Commission Mastermind Permission Network Insurance Agency, Inc.

Are you an insurance agent who has had moderate success selling insurance, but you just know you're not reaching your full capacity? Do you not have a strategic plan, or a step-by-step process to win new business, and you're merely quoting but not winning? That was the experience of Daniel Brookman, before joining 12X Commission Mastermind and implementing the training. Now, he's winning signed BOR's and building his Book of Business.  In this episode of the Millionaire Insurance Producer podcast, host Charles Specht interviews Daniel to find out what is working for him now, what is he saying, and why did that large manufacturing account sign his BOR during their first meeting! Learn more about the 12X Commission Mastermind at this link: 12x.club Episode Highlights: Charles explains that in order to be a successful insurance agent, it is crucial to ask for what you want and to be a hunter, rather than a gatherer. (2:02) Daniel shares that he is an experienced insurance agent from Ohio, specializing in life insurance, but also writes commercial property and casualty policies. (5:32) Daniel mentions that joining the 12X Commission Mastermind has been hugely beneficial, particularly the two weekly calls with the group's leaders, which helped him maintain a productive mindset and keep prospecting as his top priority. (8:33) Daniel believes that the discovery interview is the most important part of the sales process. (11:51) Daniel discusses being explicit about what you are going to provide is a good way to contrast what you're capable of doing and willing to do with what the incumbent agent is doing. (16:30) Daniel explains that he used to cold call and quote policies, but after listening to sales and insurance-based podcasts, he realized the importance of having a specialized and differentiated approach to prospecting and messaging to stand out from competitors. (21:15) Daniel believes that transparency and explaining the process can help buyers understand how to get the best deal without hurting themselves in the long run. (25:00) Daniel explains that 12X Commission Mastermind offers a solution to those who are tired of the same old process of getting quotes and following policies, feeling stuck, and not standing out from others. (26:58) Charles discusses the benefits of being a member of the 12x Commision Mastermind program. (27:55) Key Quotes: “I still think the discovery interview is the most important part of the sales process, because you get invited in for a reason. And the number one thing you got to find out in that discovery process is, why are you there? Why did you get invited in?” - Daniel Brookman “The biggest benefit has actually been mindset. Having those two weekly calls with yourself and the other producers on there, and just keeping those ideas fresh, keeping prospecting, top of mind, it keeps me from kind of straying away, and, you know, kind of losing focus on what's most important as a producer, which is prospecting.” - Daniel Brookman “Now my prospecting is specialized. The messaging is not just industry specialized, but also specialized kind of talking and tailored to this process, and how I'm going to be different than just quoting your insurance.” - Daniel Brookman Resources Mentioned: Daniel Brookman LinkedIn Reach out to Charles Specht 12X Commission Mastermind Permission Network Insurance Agency, Inc.

This week Chris meets Dan Brookman & Sam Brown from Airship & Toggle. " We send 49 million emails a month, my job is to get to people out dining in hospitality" Dan Brookman. If you have not met these two before, well, you are in for a treat. We had great fun chatting about all things marketing & even managed a Mr & Mrs. Quiz at the end of the podcast to check how much they really know about each other! During the episode we discuss, How airship & toggle came about and what they can do for your business Supporting & educating the industry around marketing through thick and thin ...and a pandemic. Email marketing, frequency, content, photography, and lots of nudging... Setting up your email marketing journeys and discussing how you are competing with every mail in your inbox, so every time your customer has a birthday and you are not talking to them, your competitors are. Supporting the accommodation sector and ensuring that customer data is captured by the hotel beyond just the lead person's name and email. Gifting, how hospitality is playing catch up in the world of gifting which is very exciting as the opportunity is huge! Staking your claim in every customer's digital wallet on their phone, every time your customer pays, you will be right there with them. Quoting Vic Searl on a regular basis! Building marketing campaigns with humor and very small budgets...oh and chico! Their unique relationship through a very chaotic 4 min quiz! And so much more, The Tech on Toast podcast is powered by REMS Hospitality. Benchmark your restaurant across other venues securely and gain market share.

My Darkest Hour Radio! Barry Conrad - cinematographer and producer, known for California's Most Haunted (2003), Monsters of the UFO (2005). He has also appeared on TV show Paranormal Witness, and the famous An Unknown Encounter: A True Account of the San Pedro Haunting which is also known as the Jackie Herndez case in San Pedro Ca. Also Melodie Brookman talks about her Entity Case and the nightmare of dealing with an Extreme Haunting. Check it out!!

Viele Rennradfahrerinnen kennen das Gefühl: Nach einigen Stunden im Sattel wird der Intimbereich taub. Aufstehen hilft meist, manchmal aber hält das unangenehme Kribbeln länger an. Ist das eigentlich gefährlich? Die Urologin Prof. Dr. Sabine D. Brookman-May klärt, passend zum Movember, auf. Außerdem: Am Elften im Elften sind die Podcast-Narren bestens aufgelegt, essen Berliner/Pfannkuchen (Trigger Warning!) und performen auch sonst ganz okay vor und mit Live-Publikum. Gelungene Premiere, fand auch Fiona Schröder.

On this episode, I invited my friend on the podcast to talk about the lack of communication in friendships, relationships, and more. FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL!!! TIKTOK: ninabonsu TWITTER: ninabonsu_ IG: ninabonnsu

*There is coarse language in this episode* I had an absolute ball chatting with Victoria Brookman about her clever, fun, witty and  thought provoking debut Burnt Out. It is a cracker of a novel (get it haha) It really discusses our climate emergency, but in a rom com of a way...I hope you love it! To join our ReadA Book community head on over to www.readabook.com.au. We are a wonderful collective of like minded book lovers where you can mix and mingle and be, and together we can all enjoy reading more

Hello Folks! Welcome to your best source of news surrounding the beloved Looney Tunes! For this episode, I'm joined by Long Time Looney Tunes' Fan, Comedian and Rotten Tomatoes Correspondent, Mark Ellis to discuss the latest happenings over at Warner Bros/Discovery and break down the storytelling convention of Breaking the 4th Wall in film, Tv and Podcasting?!   We start off with the news that broke via TvLine.com!   The following projects are NOW in need of being purchased to stream and my bet is on Hulu.   Batman: Caped Crusader is an animated reimagining of the Batman mythology by way of Batman: The Animated Series‘ own Bruce Timm, with J.J. Abrams, Matt Reeves and Ed Brubaker also serving as EPs. Reeves of course directed The Batman, the big screen's most recent live-action take on the Dark Knight (now played by Robert Pattinson), while Abrams — in addition to of course numerous Star Trek and Star Wars projects, plus TV's Lost and Alias — is an EP on HBO Max's still-in-development Justice League Dark series.   MERRY LITTLE BATMAN In this animated family action comedy, when a six-year-old Damian Wayne finds himself alone in Wayne Manor, he must transform into “Little Batman” in order to defend his home and Gotham City from the crooks and super-villains intent on destroying Christmas.  Mike Roth executive-produces and directs, from a screenplay by Morgan Evans.     THE DAY THE EARTH BLEW UP In this animated movie penned by Kevin Costello, odd couple Porky and Daffy become unlikely heroes when their antics at a local bubble gum factory uncover a secret alien mind-control plot. Against all odds, the two grow determined to save their town — and the world. Pete Browngardt serves as executive producer.   - Writer Kevin Costello recently took to Twitter to tell fans that the film is coming together nicely and that it lives up to the brand as only a Daffy and Porky film can!   BYE BYE BUNNY The first-ever Looney Tunes Original animated movie musical boasts a screenplay and lyrics by Emmy Award winner Ariel Dumas, a head writer on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (and a huge Looney Tunes fan). The premise: After starring in a long-running Looney Tunes Broadway production, an exhausted Bugs Bunny decides it's time to trade in sold-out shows for life as a regular rabbit. That opens the door for the attention-craving Daffy Duck to bid for the lead role  — until he is kidnapped by an obsessive fan who has sinister plans for her favorite stage duck.   THE AMAZING WORLD OF GUMBALL: THE MOVIE Series creator Ben Bocquelet is directing and executive-producing this movie, which features a script written by Shane Mack and is designed to serve as a bridge between the original cult animated fantasy series (which ran six seasons on Cartoon Network, from 2011-2019) and the new one, which is titled The Amazing World of Gumball: The Series (and is also still happening). The yet-to-be titled movie begins when Gumball's biggest fan finds the series' “missing episode” and accidentally opens a portal connecting his world to Gumball's cartoon world. Sam Register, Vanessa Brookman and Sarah Fell will also serve as executive producers on the first original production to be ordered from Register and Brookman's Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe.   Did I Do That To the Holidays: A Steve Urkel Story This animated musical holiday special, written and executive-produced by Wyatt Cenec, and announced in September 2021, finds Jaleel White reprising his legendary nerd character for only the second time since Family Matters ended in 1998. FILMS Discussed: "Annie Hall" “American Psycho” “Fight Club” "Monty Python" “Spaceballs" "Wayne's World" “Ferris Bueller's Day Off” “High Fidelity” “Amélie” "Fleabag" "She-Hulk"   Looney Tunes Shorts Discussed: Duck Amuck - (1953) Rabbits Rampage - (1955) Hare Raising Hare - (1946) The Scarlett Pumpernickel (1950) (You can find these shorts on HBOMax... for now)   A Meta Compilation of Moments that show off some of the best moments of 4th Wall Breaks in Looney Tunes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJKif9d4cg4   What's your favorite scene where a character broke the 4th wall? Write yours in the comments and don't forget to subscribe!   FOLLOW THE GUEST: Mark Ellis BUY TICKETS: MarkEllisLive TWITTER: MarkEllisLiveTwitter FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST: @ThisMeansPod. Rate, Subscribe & Like on iTunes, Spotify and more! Instagram: @THIS MEANS PODCAST   That's NOT All Folks!    

Victoria Brookman's debut novel, Burnt Out was published by Harper Collins in March 2022. It's about a writer called Calida who loses everything in a bushfire right after her husband has left her. And she really hits rock bottom. After a very public rant that goes viral, her life changes dramatically. Victoria is an author, activist and academic and lives in the Blue Mountains. Her resume as a political staffer and founder of feminist organisations speaks to her passion for women's and human rights. Victoria studied English and creative writing and is currently completing a doctorate and working on her second (and third) novel. In this episode Pam chats to Victoria about how she found the whole debut fiction experience, the whole process of putting yourself out there, along with the craft, heart and business of writing. It's a fascinating chat about the writing life. So grab a cup and join Victoria and Pam on the Writes4Women Convo Couch   SHOW NOTES: Writes4Women www.writes4women.com Facebook @writes4women Twitter / Instagram @w4wpodcast   W4W Patreon https://www.writes4women.com/support-us-on-patreon   Victoria Brookman Website: click here Facebook: click here Instagram: click here Buy Burnt Out  here     Pamela Cook www.pamelacook.com.au Facebook: click here Twitter: click here  Instagram: click here   This episode produced by  Pamela Cook for Writes4Women.    Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/writes4women?fan_landing=trueSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is Tell Me What To Read, the podcast of Booktopia, Australia's Local Bookstore. This week, we sit down for the final episode in a duology of podcasts focused around debut authors, with Ben Hunter, Booktopia's Fiction Category Manager. This is A Date With A Debut!  This week, Ben sits down with Megan Albany, author of The Very Last List Of Vivian Walker, Victoria Brookman, author of Burnt Out, and Kimberley Allsopp, author of Love & Other Puzzles!  *Producer's Note: Due to our team being in social isolation, the sound quality is more variable. Interviews In this podcast: Megan Albany - The Very Last List Of Vivian Walker: 1:07-23:55 Victoria Brookman - Burnt Out: 24:04-43:54 Kimberley Allsopp - Love & Other Puzzles: 44:05-1:09:50 Books mentioned in this podcast: Megan Albany - The Very Last List Of Vivian Walker: https://bit.ly/3JCCJP1 Victoria Brookman - Burnt Out: https://bit.ly/3u5bmIA Kimberley Allsopp - Love & Other Puzzles: https://bit.ly/3BrYSN0 Host: Nick Wasiliev Interviewer: Ben Hunter Guests: Megan Albany, Victoria Brookman & Kimberley Allsopp Producer: Nick Wasiliev Season: 2 Episode: 11 Join us for our bi-weekly show with episodes going out every Wednesday and Friday! Join us on Wednesdays as we speak to authors from Australia and around the world about their latest books, and hit us up on Fridays for the books that we are reading and recommending! Originally Published: 16th February 2022See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Conrad Brookman launched one of the first Australian battery powered lawn care businesses. He has run several brands of battery tools and talks to us about his business change over time.

Start your day the right way, with a stimulating discussion of the latest news headlines and hot button topics from The Advertiser and Sunday Mail. Today, hear from Rob Brookman Am, Claire O'Connor and Sean Fewster. Rob Brookman AM is a leading Australian producer and festival director, having led Adelaide Festival (Artistic Director, Executive Director), Adelaide Festival Centre (Programming Director, Artistic Director), NZ International Festival (Artistic Director), Sydney Theatre Company (General Manager), State Theatre Company SA (Executive Director) and WOMADelaide (Co-founder, Artistic Director). He is a Trustee of WOMADelaide Foundation, Chair of UKARIA Cultural Centre and Chair of Australian Plays Transform. Claire O'Connor SC is a lawyer with over 40 years' experience in the law. She is a barrister and a silk. She is known primarily for her advocacy around human rights. In relation to refugees - she argued the (famous for law students) case of Al Kateb in the high court. She assisted with the Manus Island class action. She represented Cornelia Rau whose story recently featured as a fictional Netflix series -Stateless.   She has appeared for families in inquests including the inquest into the sinking of the 221 off Christmas Island where 49 people died. Claire had also worked for Aboriginal justice issues including acting in the Hindmarsh Island bridge Royal Commission and the royal commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. Recently she acted for the Morrison family whose son and brother died in Yatala prison with a spit hood and cuffed lying face down in a prison van. Claire spoke last year at the March for Justice in Adelaide. She is a mother, a grandmother. A cyclist. A bush walker. And a feminist.  Sean Fewster has covered crime and justice issues in South Australia for 20 years as The Advertiser's chief court reporter, focusing on advocacy for victims and the public's right to know. He is the author of the bestselling book 'City of Evil', which was adapted into a top-rating TV show, and the co-creator and co-host of the 'Just Lawful' true crime podcast.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is Tell Me What To Read, the podcast of Booktopia, Australia's Local Bookstore. Join us for our bi-weekly show with episodes going out every Wednesday and Friday! Join us on Wednesdays as we speak to authors from Australia and around the world about their latest books, and hit us up on Fridays for the books that we are reading and recommending! This week, we sit down for the final episode in a duology of podcasts focused around debut authors, with Ben Hunter, Booktopia's Fiction Category Manager. This is A Date With A Debut! This week, Ben sits down with Megan Albany, author of The Very Last List Of Vivian Walker, Victoria Brookman, author of Burnt Out, and Kimberley Allsopp, author of Love & Other Puzzles! *Producer's Note: Due to our team being in social isolation, the sound quality is more variable. Interviews In this podcast: Megan Albany - The Very Last List Of Vivian Walker: 1:07-23:55 Victoria Brookman - Burnt Out: 24:04-43:54 Kimberley Allsopp - Love & Other Puzzles: 44:05-1:09:50 Books mentioned in this podcast: Megan Albany - The Very Last List Of Vivian Walker: https://bit.ly/3JCCJP1 Victoria Brookman - Burnt Out: https://bit.ly/3u5bmIA Kimberley Allsopp - Love & Other Puzzles: https://bit.ly/3BrYSN0 Host: Nick Wasiliev Interviewer: Ben Hunter Guests: Megan Albany, Victoria Brookman & Kimberley Allsopp Producer: Nick Wasiliev

Victoria Brookman with Dani Vee chatting about Burnt Out, climate change, literary v commercial fiction and the challenges of being a debut author!

Kicking off season 2 of “What's Next, Alberta?”, Wellington joins guest Karen Brookman at the WCD headquarters in Calgary, Alberta, to discuss the evolution of WCD the opportunities Karen and her team have created.

In this week's The Truth, we are joined by local coonhunting historian, and master storyteller John W. Brookman.  Since the mid early 70s John has been a fixture in one of the premier coonhunting destinations in the United States, Mercer County Missouri, and most notably the tiny hamlet of Ravanna MO.  Ravanna at one time held some of the best dogs and houndsman on the planet, and the hunting history of the town, as well as the county surrounding it is a rich one.  John knows this history like no other, and to get this history on record is something that I hope everyone enjoys as much as we do.  So join us this week for “The Truth,” only on the Houndsman XP Podcast Network!www.joypetfood.comwww.shopbriarcreek.comwww.dogrtreed.comwww.sticbowoutdoors.comwww.dakota283.comwww.freedomhunters.org#youfollowyourhounds #fueledbyjoy Houndsman XP is Powered by Simplecast

In this week's The Truth, we are joined by local coonhunting historian, and master storyteller John W. Brookman.  Since the mid early 70s John has been a fixture in one of the premier coonhunting destinations in the United States, Mercer County Missouri, and most notably the tiny hamlet of Ravanna MO.  Ravanna at one time held some of the best dogs and houndsman on the planet, and the hunting history of the town, as well as the county surrounding it is a rich one.  John knows this history like no other, and to get this history on record is something that I hope everyone enjoys as much as we do.  So join us this week for “The Truth,” only on the Houndsman XP Podcast Network!www.joypetfood.comwww.shopbriarcreek.comwww.dogrtreed.comwww.sticbowoutdoors.comwww.dakota283.comwww.freedomhunters.org#youfollowyourhounds #fueledbyjoy Houndsman XP is Powered by Simplecast

In this week's The Truth, we are joined by local coonhunting historian, and master storyteller John W. Brookman.  Since the mid early 70s John has been a fixture in one of the premier coonhunting destinations in the United States, Mercer County Missouri, and most notably the tiny hamlet of Ravanna MO.  Ravanna at one time held some of the best dogs and houndsman on the planet, and the hunting history of the town, as well as the county surrounding it is a rich one.  John knows this history like no other, and to get this history on record is something that I hope everyone enjoys as much as we do.  So join us this week for “The Truth,” only on the Houndsman XP Podcast Network!www.joypetfood.comwww.shopbriarcreek.comwww.dogrtreed.comwww.sticbowoutdoors.comwww.dakota283.comwww.freedomhunters.org#youfollowyourhounds #fueledbyjoy Houndsman XP is Powered by Simplecast

December 2nd, will see the glorious Theatre Royal open its doors once again to usher its audience into a refreshed cultural haven. Regarded as the city's oldest theatre, it has been on the same site since 1875, albeit through a few incarnations. In 1975, famed architect Harry Seidler reimagined the theatre and it found home as part of the MLC Centre, on King Street.Dark since 2016, the theatre will burst into life with the stage adaptation of Alana Morissette's Jagged Little Pill. Productions of Girl from the North Country and An American in Paris follow early in the new year guaranteeing the Theatre Royal as a venue to see exciting and stimulating theatrical fare.Torben Brookman is CEO of the Theatre Royal. He is an experienced producer and presenter with a wide range of experience across commercial theatre, festivals, venue management and funded organisations. Along with producing and presenting throughout Australia and New Zealand, Torben has specialised in producing and touring productions throughout Asia since 2001.Torben is a founding director of GWB Entertainment. Previous roles have included Deputy Executive Director of the Adelaide Festival, General Manager and Executive Producer of The Ambassador Theatre Group Asia Pacific, Executive Producer of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival and Commercial Projects at the Adelaide Festival Centre and Associate Producer at The Really Useful Group Asia Pacific, Producer at the Adelaide Festival of Arts and General Manager of the Australian Festival for Young People.A prolific producer of first-class theatrical productions, Torben's recent shows have included West Side Story (Australia, Germany, New Zealand), School of Rock (Australia, China, Korea, New Zealand), Matilda the Musical (South Africa, Singapore, China, Philippines), The King and I (London, Tokyo, UK), 1984 (Australia, New Zealand, Singapore) and The Rocky Horror Show (Australia).The STAGES podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Spotify and Whooshkaa. And where you find your favourite podcasts. www.stagespodcast.com.au

As I mention at the top of the show, I can't believe it's taken me this long to get someone from the world of tech on to chat through their story and journey. And my word have I gone and found you a cracker! I chat to Dan Brookman, CEO of Airship (https://airship.co.uk (https://airship.co.uk)) & Toggle (https://www.usetoggle.com (https://www.usetoggle.com)) We cram in loads as always including:- Seasonal adjustment disorder Dog friendly office Starting as a glass collector Being academically challenged Buying the first business at 22 The entrepreneurial spirit The Hillsborough Baths Regeneration projects Experiencing failure Becoming a serial entrepreneur Becoming a landlord Managing family fights The start of power text Starting again Moving into Tech Airship & Toggle The Pandemic as a good thing Speak to people Giving back & Mentoring And so much more. Dan's story is all action from the get go and he tells it with humility and humour throughout. He has formed two businesses that are doing superb work in supporting hospitality but how he ended up there will amaze you. Enjoy! This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Support this podcast

Welcome back to Environmental Professionals Radio, Connecting the Environmental Professionals Community Through Conversation, with your hosts Laura Thorne and Nic Frederick! On today's episode, we talk with Caryn Brookman, Principal at Blackwater Environmental Group, LLC about Running a Small Business, Challenging Projects, transportation projects, and the Grateful Dead.   Read her full bio below.Special thanks to our sponsor for this episode Blackwater Environmental Group! www.blackwaterenvironmentalgroup.com A certified Minority and Disadvantaged Business, Blackwater Environmental Group has over 20 years of experience working with private sector firms and governmental agencies—especially in the transportation industry—managing environmental programs, interpreting environmental policy, and developing unique solutions to project coordination and environmental documentation tasks.  In addition to our project management and NEPA capabilities, our professional staff of planners are committed to utilizing asset management tools, performance measurements, and reporting methods to help our clients assess and adapt to changing climate and extreme weather conditions that impact transportation needs. With everything we do, Blackwater strives to remember the original intent of national environmental policy—environmental protection, conservation, and enhancement—and seeks innovative ways to streamline the ever-changing regulatory process.  Help us continue to create great content! If you'd like to sponsor a future episode hit the support podcast button or visit www.environmentalprofessionalsradio.com/sponsor-form Showtimes: 2:15  Nic & Laura's discuss providing feedback to supervisors12:52  Interview with Caryn Brookman starts15:47  Caryn talks about running a small business25:13  Caryn discusses managing challenging projects33:29  Caryn talks about her secret love for the Grateful DeadPlease be sure to ✔️subscribe, ⭐rate and ✍review. This podcast is produced by the National Association of Environmental Professions (NAEP). Check out all the NAEP has to offer at NAEP.org.Connect with Caryn  at https://www.linkedin.com/in/caryn-j-g-brookman-39401812/Guest Bio:Caryn J. G. Brookman is Principal of Blackwater Environmental Group, LLC. Ms. Brookman has over 20 years of experience working with governmental agencies interpreting policy and developing unique solutions to daunting project coordination and environmental documentation tasks. Prior to starting Blackwater, she worked for the Federal Highway Administration and the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) and, therefore, brings a distinct and balanced perspective to the table. Recently her experience has expanded to advising clients on environmental matters related to alternative project delivery methods such as Public-Private Partnerships (P3). Ms. Brookman is currently leading a major environmental study under MDOT SHA's I-495 & I-270 P3 Program Office which is considered the largest P3 highway imitative in North America at an estimated $9-11 Billion. The NEPA study is one of the first major infrastructure projects under Executive Order 13807-One Federal Decision and is currently on an accelerated schedule.Music CreditsIntro: Givin Me Eyes by Grace MesaOutro: Never Ending Soul Groove by Mattijs MullerSupport the show (https://www.environmentalprofessionalsradio.com/sponsor-form)

With Federal privacy regulation leaving much to be desired, it has fallen to individual states to make up the gap and establish their own privacy rules. This approach is problematic for many reasons, which is why Justin Brookman is on the show today. Correction: The name of the individual Joe referenced in the intro is Alex Stamos, from the Stanford Internet Observatory, not John Stamos as was stated in the episode Consumer Privacy Has a Home a Consumer Reports Justin Brookman is with Consumer Reports where he's the head of tech policy. He wrote an excellent paper several months ago on state privacy regulation (you can read it here). Justin is the Director, Consumer Privacy and Technology Policy, for Consumers Union, the policy and advocacy arm of Consumer Reports. In this new privacy role at CR, he will help the organization continue its groundbreaking work to shape the digital marketplace in a way that empowers consumers and puts their data privacy and security needs first. This work includes using CR research to identify critical gaps in consumer privacy, data security, and technology law and policy, as well as building strategies to expand the use and influence of the new Digital Standard  being developed by CR and partner organizations to evaluate the privacy and security of products and services. The Politics of Privacy If you keep up with the news of the day, you know that right now, everybody has had it with big tech companies, like Facebook. Consumers, politicians, the media and other businesses have been sounding off about the pitfalls of having big tech intrude into our lives. It's brought about a lot of policy proposals, but no comprehensive legislation that is likely to pass at the Federal level. This gaping hole has been filled in by the privacy legislation that is popping up at the state level. Legislation State By State As is often the case, California is one of the first states to come forward with privacy legislation of its own. The California Consumer Privacy Act has already been amended to make the legislation stronger than the original bill. Virginia also came forward with a bill, and Colorado quickly followed suit. We're also currently seeing legislative battles in New York and Washington State over privacy, and the proposals are really all over the place. The Federal Role of Privacy The Federal government has basically taken a hands off approach to the privacy legislation popping up around the country. Because all of the privacy laws ultimately center around the first amendment, the Federal government is reluctant to play a heavy handed role in the laws that are cropping up throughout the country. There have been some challenges to legislation around the first amendment and some have been rejected, as the judiciary is reluctant to regulate companies. Consumers vs. Businesses vs. Government Consumers don't want Facebook or their ISPs to track their every move and collect data on them. At the same time, the government doesn't want private data collected to be in the hands of these companies and outside of the reach of government agencies.  Many states are willing to take a more aggressive approach to privacy in light of the massive data breaches that consumers have experienced in recent years. Where are we now While it's clear that aggressive action needs to be taken to prevent data breaches, it's going to take regulatory agencies some time to catch up because Federal legislation moves so slowly.  Much of the existing legislation is unwieldy for the consumer. Whether it relies on a physical opt out by consumers or it goes state by state, it's just not that easy for consumers to actually protect themselves with the current regulations. State legislatures do not have the staff or the expertise to create the kind of legislation that is needed for consumers to truly be protected. We need to find a balance between what can effectively protect consumers, but also allow businesses to function in a way that doesn't put consumers at risk. Resources: Connect with Justin on Twitter @justinbrookman

Todd is joined by Kevin Brookman of WeThePeopleHartford to speak on the Police investigation regarding his reporting, in order to find his sources used to report on recent ongoings with the CT Police force. Todd then speaks on a rant from today that reflects on the “forever war” that was barely even a war at this point. Todd and Producer Anthony reflect on this and the lip service seen from those in power. Tune in weekdays 2-6 PM EST on WTIC Newstalk 1080 ;or on the new Audacy app! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deze opname is gemaakt voor de aanslag op Peter R. de Vries. Ladies and gentlemen, we got him! De mannen van Wester hebben deze aflevering Hugo de Jonge te gast in de podcast. Auke trekt natuurlijk weer het boetekleed aan, het gaat eventjes over vaccineren en mutaties, de druk van het zijn van de coronaminister het afgelopen jaar en de de carrière plannen Hugo de Jonge voor de komende jaren. Bronnen genoemd door Auke: - Bij de in dit paper onderzochte outbreaks op basisscholen in Engeland was bij 48% van de gevallen slechts het personeel besmet. En zowel basisscholen als kinderdagverblijven meegenomen was in 62% van de scholen een personeelslid de indexcase. Ismail, S., Saliba, V., Bernal, J., Ramsay, M., & Ladhani, S. (2021, March). SARS-CoV-2 infection and transmission in educational settings: a prospective, cross-sectional analysis of infection clusters and outbreaks in England. The Lancet Infectious Diseases, 21(3), 244-353. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/S1473-3099(20)30882-3 - In het volgende paper werd vastgesteld dat er geen bewijs was dat kinderen naar verhouding meer risico liepen voor de Britse variant van Covid-19 dan voor de oorspronkelijke variant van Covid-19. Brookman, S., Cook, J., Zucherman, M., Broughton, S., Harman, K., Gupta, A. (2021) Effects of the new SARS - CoV-2 variant B.1.1.7 on children and young people. The Lancet Child & Adolescents Health. 5(4), 9-10. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/S2352-4642(21)00030-4 Abonneer je op Pa en de Politiek. Pa en de Politiek is een productie van t-talks. Muziek: Cat Stevens - Father and Son

Federal police are preparing for a court battle after a convicted terrorist, who aided anti-government Chechen fighters, was let out early. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour 3 Todd is joined by regular guest James, who speaks on the libertarian ideals he would implement if ever given the chance to be the President. Then in the second half hour, Todd is joined by Kevin Brookman of “wethepeoplehartford.com” to speak on the state of the Police in Hartford, and specifically the latest going on regarding the Police union at the capital. Tune in weekdays 2-6 PM EST on WTIC Newstalk 1080 ;or on the new Audacy app! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For Episode 5 I host a panel discussion at the G7 fringe curated by Real Ideas and Crowdfunder; this was a live conversation that took place on 13th June whilst the G7 summit was held at Carbis Bay in Cornwall, which has been edited for this Breakfast & Beyond podcast special. I was lucky enough to welcome four fantastic panellists who work in the field of sustainability – Catherine Chong, climate economist and sustainability advisor at Link ESG and co-founder of Farms to Feed Us, social and environmental change-maker and Director of Permanently Brilliant Manda Brookman, Henry Morgan who is Sustainability Investment Manager at Foresight Group and Matt Hocking, founder of sustainable design agency Leap and a B Corp UK Ambassador. As some of the most powerful people in the world, representing some of the richest countries met at the G7 (in combination, G7 countries equate to almost half of global wealth – despite representing only 10% of the global population) it seemed timely to host a discussion on the role of individual actions alongside those of governments represented by the G7, in creating a more sustainable future. Our panel discussion took the theme: Does my breakfast make a difference?  In other words, what impact can actions such as what we eat for breakfast have in creating rapid, positive change for people, and for the planet? The panellists work in a range of sectors – from agroecology to design, community-activism and the third sector right through to global infrastructure investment, and it was brilliant to hear the range of views reflected in the discussion, which included a critique of the concept of ‘net zero' emissions, how we should frame messaging around climate action, whether climate and social justice can be achieved within the current system, the need to move from a notion of living ‘sustainably' to living ‘regeneratively' .. and much, much more. True to this podcast's theme, breakfast was firmly on our agenda, and we were lucky enough to share a delicious, seasonal-inspired and locally sourced breakfast cooked up by chef Eden McClure, a young Australian chef who's currently living and working in Cornwall. Huge thanks to the supporters of Episode 5 – Real Ideas (who hosted the live discussion at their beautiful CSpace Studios in Newquay) and Pentire Drinks.  Check out the podcast webpage for more information about the themes covered during our discussion.  You'll also find Eden's delicious recipes, details of the producers and growers whose food we sampled, information about Real Ideas and Pentire Drinks, along with behind-the-scenes photos from our recording, it's – www.tiatamblyn.com/podcast  I'd love to know your thoughts about the conversation and themes we discuss, join the conversation, email me tia@botelet.com or message via Instagram @breakfast_and_beyond Please do subscribe to the podcast, and I would be so grateful if you can rate and review this episode on Apple Podcasts, and share it with friends and family who would like to listen  – thank you! For more information: Catherine Chong – www.linkesg.com Manda Brookman – www.permanentlybrilliant.com Henry Morgan – www.foresightgroup.eu Matt Hocking – www.leap.eco Eden McClure – www.instagram.com/gardenofedes__/ Real Ideas – www.realideas.org CSpace – www.realideas.org/our-spaces/cspace/ Pentire Drinks – www.pentiredrinks.com

WarnerMedia EMEA kids chief Vanessa Brookman talks about the relaunch of iconic studio Hanna-Barbera and roll-out of HBO Max, and renowned French documentary makers Gédéon and Jules Naudet discuss their optimism for the genre as a result of the boom in streaming.

Dana Brooks is the Founder and CEO of Canadian Girls Baseball, a girls baseball league centered that provides a unique approach to getting girls involved in the game.    You can learn about it here:. https://www.canadiangirlsbaseball.com/ Don't forget to rate and review the show. Follow Shannon on Instagram: @whimsicalshann

How are things at the Hartford Police Department? Not looking good, recent events might indicate says Kevin Brookman, proprietor of the blog WeThePeopleHartford.com. Kevin fills us in. Then, Todd talks about the magic words of the left, with the help of clips from Thomas Sowell - words like Diversity and Equity - used often by Democrats to drive policy and spending, but which they never really define. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ocean Aware Project is the largest OSC project announced to date. It's a collaboration across sectors and regions that will provide innovative solutions for monitoring fish movement, fish health, and the environment. Hosted by OSC's Ogaga Johnson, this episode of “A Deeper Dive” checks in with Amy Brookman of the Ocean Aware project.

What's going on with the Hartford Police Department? Kevin Brookman of WeThePeopleHartford.com has a fascinating report on the blog, which includes the leak of a secret focus group that shows HPD personnel discussing the issues that are driving them out of the force in record numbers. Then, Todd talks about the TaxMan! And, the racial market place, that he compares to Carbon Taxes, the fight for stature based on victimhood - starring AG William Tong. And, former state senator Joe Markley jumps in on the conversation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JB Brookman is the owner and photographer at JB Brookman Photography and Seniority Photos Nashville. JB is the most sought after Senior portrait experience in Nashville. He's nationally published and has been featured numerous times throughout Nashville and Middle Tennessee. In 2014, JB, his wife Jen, and their daughter relocated to Nashville from Los Angeles. JB is also a Celebrity Concert Photographer and has photographed artists from Taylor Swift to U2, Pink, Elton John, Carrie Underwood, and Twenty One Pilots. He has over 25 years of church ministry and sports coaching experience. In addition to everything JB has done, he's a two-time cancer survivor. Web: www.jbbrookman.com / www.jbbrookmanphoto.com Instagram: @seniorityphotonashville The 99% Local Podcast Web: https://www.99percentlocalpod.com Email: 99percentlocalpod@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/99percentlocalpod/message

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