Podcast appearances and mentions of bryan carroll

We catch up with noted filmmaker Bryan Carroll, who wrote, directed and produced the fantastic motorcycling documentary, "Why We Ride". We chat about his love of motorcycle riding, his various projects, and what motorcycling means to him. For more Road Dirt, find us here: Road Dirt *Please give us a few stars, leave us a review, drop a comment or two, like and subscribe!

This week's podcast review is The Metal Detective a mesmerizing cyberpunk noir murder mystery that seamlessly blends elements of Blade Runner with the intricate storytelling of an Agatha Christie novel. If you would like your podcast reviewed - or would like to guest on my show please get in touch. Reviewed by Kev - Tea in the Sahara  teainthesahara.com Instagram - tea_in_the_sahara Credits: The Metal Detective is based on the original motion picture screenplay, written by Andrew Hilton. Audio-drama adaptation written by Forest Robin Directed by Forest Robin Original music composed by Witewolf Produced by James Walker and Forest Robin Co-produced by Charles Hewitt and Nancy Lanham Starring: Chelsea Spirito as Detective Jack Irons Kiara McCarthy as Rachel Curry, Jamie Fishback as Detective Schumann Deborah Robin as Helen Irons / Various, Craig Sherman as Mr. Arthur Brandi Nicole as Scarlett Drummond, Michal Connor as Detective Matthew Grimes Chris Levine as Richard Knowles, Elizabeth Eden as Amanda Jeremy Cohenour as Duffy Barnes, Ted Wells as Senator Wallace / Various Tonnacus McClain as Steven Crow Nico Hewitt as Lucas Teller, Tabitha Walker as Jill Teller, Charles Hewitt as Erik Cromwell, Deanna Anthony as News Anchor Lauren Bookman Additional voices performed by: Bryan Carroll, Erik Walker, Logan Brown, Andrew Hilton, Edward Audi, Ripley Hilton Nancy Lanham, Edison and Beckham Walker, Sylvie and Oriana Robin, Anthony Walker James Walker and Forest Robin, Associate Producer Jamie Fishback Sound Design by Nico Hewitt Sound Engineering and Dolby Atmos mixing by Charles Hewitt Recording Engineer Denis Cecan, Recording Assistant Rachel Montrenes Recorded at OPUS Recording Studio, Sound Services provided by Mirror Studios Final audio mastering and immersive sound certification provided by IAX Artificial Intelligence voice auditions and performances and bookings provided by Replica Studios and Eleven Labs Sound Effects and Licensed Music from Artlist.io  

Senior executives and heads of digital banks across Asia Pacific discussed how innovation across service offerings and embracing a culture of transformation is key to growth and profitability, amid heightened competition. With more challengers entering markets, digital banks can differentiate themselves with the technologies brought in and how efficient data is used to enhance stickiness of products. Kevin Lam, head of TMRW and Group Digital Banking of UOB; Bryan Carroll, CEO of TNEX; Gunneet Singh Bally, senior vice president and group head of retail channels of Security Bank Corporation; Voranuch Dejakaisaya, executive chairman of Kasikorn Business Technology Group (KBTG); and Nick Wilde, managing director in Asia Pacific at Thought Machine discussed the profitability of a digital-only business and how cloud-native technology stack help banks and financial institutions (FIs) build the operating models of unique experiences. Carroll said the main competitive advantage of digital banking is the ability to sum up all customer interactions, and the opportunities for value propositions. Bally discussed the increase in products and services offered due to “commoditised personalisation.” Lam talked about the need for close partnership and collaboration in the industry. Voranuch explained the process of innovating into the new digital core banking to support the digital requirements of today's marketplace. Wilde said all banks are digitising but the differentiator is innovation data-centricity, and how banks utilise data using technology. Key discussion points:  Personalisation is important to sustain profitability of digital banks, as it creates better insights to customer preference.  Digital banks are at a disadvantage when it comes to balance sheet and funding.  Forging close partnerships and collaboration within the ecosystem through understanding each other's culture.  Banks can leverage partnerships in the ecosystems  Focusing more on mortgages and home loan systems  Bank needs commitment to innovation to sustain profitability.

Senior executives and heads of digital banks across Asia Pacific discussed how innovation across service offerings and embracing a culture of transformation is key to growth and profitability, amid heightened competition. With more challengers entering markets, digital banks can differentiate themselves with the technologies brought in and how efficient data is used to enhance stickiness of products. Kevin Lam, head of TMRW and Group Digital Banking of UOB; Bryan Carroll, CEO of TNEX; Gunneet Singh Bally, senior vice president and group head of retail channels of Security Bank Corporation; Voranuch Dejakaisaya, executive chairman of Kasikorn Business Technology Group (KBTG); and Nick Wilde, managing director in Asia Pacific at Thought Machine discussed the profitability of a digital-only business and how cloud-native technology stack help banks and financial institutions (FIs) build the operating models of unique experiences. Carroll said the main competitive advantage of digital banking is the ability to sum up all customer interactions, and the opportunities for value propositions. Bally discussed the increase in products and services offered due to “commoditised personalisation.” Lam talked about the need for close partnership and collaboration in the industry. Voranuch explained the process of innovating into the new digital core banking to support the digital requirements of today's marketplace. Wilde said all banks are digitising but the differentiator is innovation data-centricity, and how banks utilise data using technology. Key discussion points:  Personalisation is important to sustain profitability of digital banks, as it creates better insights to customer preference.  Digital banks are at a disadvantage when it comes to balance sheet and funding.  Forging close partnerships and collaboration within the ecosystem through understanding each other's culture.  Banks can leverage partnerships in the ecosystems  Focusing more on mortgages and home loan systems  Bank needs commitment to innovation to sustain profitability.

In this Vietnam Innovators episode, we will meet up with Bryan Carroll – CEO & Co-Founder at TNEX - the first digital-only banking platform  in Vietnam.Before TNEX, Bryan was an experienced specialist in the fields of Digital Banking, Data Science, Digital Marketing, Information Security and Technology Architecture.Supported by Vietnam Maritime Commercial Joint Stock Bank (MSB), TNEX 4.0 is a banking model with neither branches nor transaction offices. It is also one of the first banks to allow customers to open an account entirely online through the TNEX smartphone app with e-KYC technology. Being built on a digital business and operating model enables TNEX to create and provide products and services at nearly 97% lower costs than traditional banks.Let's listen to this Vietnam Innovators episode to learn more about this business model, how it makes a profit, and the values this model can offer to its users! Listen to this episode on YouTube.And explore many amazing articles at the website vietcetera.com. A big thanks to our sponsor TNEX  for making this episode of Vietnam Innovators possible. Being the best digital-only bank in Vietnam 2022 recognized by The Asian Banker, TNEX offers free banking services and different experiences for Vietnamese people. At the same time, TNEX is the only bank to provide a feature to help customers manage their comprehensive health including financial, physical and emotional health, with a belief that a healthy community is a prosperous community. 

Hello everyone and welcome to this week's Motos and Friends—a weekly podcast from Ultimate Motorcycling and brought to you by the all new Suzuki Hayabusa. Widely regarded as the Ultimate Sportbike, the third-generation Hayabusa by Suzuki melds two generations of refinement, resulting in the quickest, most technologically advanced and aerodynamic Hayabusa yet. Head into your local Suzuki dealer now, or visit suzukicycles.com to learn more. My name is Arthur Coldwells. This week Associate Editor Kelly Callan talks to Teejay and myself about the brilliant BMW G 310 R. Kelly was commuting on it recently, but found she so enjoyed riding the BMW that she ended up taking it on some fun rides at the weekend too. In the second segment I chat with Bryan Carroll, the idea and producer of the hit documentary Why We Ride from a few years back. Bryan is a successful TV and film producer, and not surprisingly, he has evolved his much acclaimed Why We Ride project into a much bigger idea—visit it at Motovational.org and you'll see The annual Ride to the Quail, plus a whole lot more. Motovational recently raised over $20,000 for the Ride for Kids pediatric brain tumor foundation, and as you might assume, Bryan hasn't stopped there. I hope you enjoy this episode!     

Check out this episode of "R" Smooth Club with co-hosts Arrington Gavin, Jonathon Jones, Braxton Harris, and Jaelin Livatt. They discuss topics such as viral social media challenges and Is it okay to lie? They also interviewed Bryan Carroll, OWN's Ready To Love Season 3, Founder of C.U.R.E./A Father's Love. “The show where everyday men discuss everyday topics” Directed, produced and edited by Hybrid Productions Content Consultant: Noteworthy Media Group “R” Smooth Club intro by K. Godley --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rsmoothclub/support

Tune in to another episode of the Daily K Podcast on Ktteev.com as I talk to Educator and Ready to Love star, Mr. Bryan Carroll. We discuss relationships, the narcissist cycle, and why we struggle to cross narcissist out our lives. We also visit the importance of emotional intelligence in men and why these behaviors are so easy to take over due to the lack of. Don't miss a great conversation and for more audio and video podcast, go to ktteev.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kendrick-thomas/support

In this episode Jeffrey is interviewed by Bryan Carroll from the Summit for Wellness Podcast: I'm sure you have heard of GMO crops, which have been around for a couple of decades. But now we are living in an interesting time where people are testing new waters and starting to mess with microbes. As we've seen over the last couple years, once a microscopic-sized organism is released, there is no way to stop it from spreading around the world. So if we are manipulating bacteria and other microbes, if there are harmful unintended consequences then it could be catastrophic to the planet. In this episode with Jeffrey Smith, we discuss what could happen if the wrong microbes get out of the lab. What to expect from this episode: What are GMOs and are we only genetically modifying plants or are we breaking out into other natural realms How GMOs impact the human body (at least up to this point) What are some potential issues with genetically modifying bacteria and other microbes Ways we can put regulations in place to reduce the chances of massive unintended consequences impacting the planet The Institute for Responsible Technology is working to protect you & the World from GMOs (and while we're at it, Roundup®...)  To find out exactly how we do this and to subscribe to our newsletter visit https://www.responsibletechnology.org/ Join us at Protect Nature Now to Safeguarding Biological Evolution from GMOs 2.0. The place to get critical up to date information, watch our short film and most importantly, learn easy ways for you to take action against this existential threat. Visit: https://protectnaturenow.com/ Watch "Don't Let the Gene Out of the Bottle" Get the book: "Seeds of Deception" Sign the Petition https://protectnaturenow.com/signthepetition/ IG @irtnogmos Facebook @responsibletechnology YouTube @TheInstituteforResponsibleTechinology Twitter @TheInstituteforResponsibleTechnology

Former African Union Ambassador Arikana Chihomboro-Quao will discuss the Wakanda One-City of Return Trade Expo plus more. Before the Ambassador, Motivational Speaker Bryan Carroll on whether sports indirectly promotes violence. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dating is hard all by itself! This is why I invited Ready To Love cast member Bryan Carroll to discuss what he's learned about himself and others through the dating process!!! SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE A COMMENT Youtube Channel: https://bit.ly/IAMWORHTYPODCAST​ Google Play: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=​... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0JNbMCm​... Anchor: https://anchor.fm/iamworthy.podcast/​ FOLLOW US IG: @iamworthy.podcast | IG: @brittainynoel FOLLOW Bryan www.bryancarrollandassociates.com | @supercarroll | @afatherslove101 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iamworthypodcast/message

At the Finance Vietnam Leadership Dialogue 2021, heads of retail banking, products and businesses, including Le Xuan Vu, MB Bank; Dinh Van Chien, TP Bank; Augustine Wong Kok Seng, VP Bank; Bryan Carroll, TNEX; Gunneet Singh, Ubank; Kanishk Upadhyay, Techcombank; Riddhi Dutta, Backbase, together with Pham Duc An, Vietnam Banks Association – discussed the challenges in building operational resilience during the pandemic and debated how new challenger banks and incumbent players will win in a digital-first era.

We chat with noted movie screenwriter, producer and director Bryan Carroll about his acclaimed motorcycling documentary "Why We Ride", and his passion for motorcycling and the riding community. For more on the movie, click here: www.WhyWeRide.com For the entire video discussion, click here: https://youtu.be/pJ3VGcj9RrI For more Road Dirt, click here: www.RoadDirt.tv

Will card payment survive a digital-first world? Experts wager on the future of payment cards with Bryan Carroll of TNEX, Sharon Tan of DBS, Ben Gilbey of Mastercard, Priyanka Madan of GrabPay, and Michael Robertson of Entrust pitting their views and wits during an insightful discussion. Carroll opined that “plastic” will not survive as consumers, especially the Millennials and Gen Z, are already moving to mobile payments while Robertson argued that cards are here to stay as these have been the payment mode of choice for more 50 years and provide consumers a 24/7 tangible payment instrument that is robust, reputable, and ubiquitous. It is also evolving to be sustainable as well, available now in environmentally friendly materials such as wood and metals. The five speakers also tackled portfolio performance improvement, the use of AI and data analytics to enhance customer experience, and new business models that are shaping advancement in payment capabilities.

At the Finance Vietnam Leadership Dialogue 2021, heads of retail banking, products and businesses, including Le Xuan Vu, MB Bank; Dinh Van Chien, TP Bank; Augustine Wong Kok Seng, VP Bank; Bryan Carroll, TNEX; Gunneet Singh, Ubank; Kanishk Upadhyay, Techcombank; Riddhi Dutta, Backbase, together with Pham Duc An, Vietnam Banks Association – discussed the challenges in building operational resilience during the pandemic and debated how new challenger banks and incumbent players will win in a digital-first era.

  00:00:00 00:00:00 Host Robert Pandya introduces this week's topic of ridership and our Episode 7 guests Kelly Yazdi, founder of Ride Wild Collective and Bryan Carroll with Why We Ride.  00:00:00 00:02:05 Kelly gives listeners her background in powersports, her passion for community gatherings, why she started Ride Wild Collective, the challenges she has seen engaging female riders, and solutions her team has come up with.  00:00:00 00:8:45 Bryan provides a sneak peek into this childhood, his early love for riding, and how he was able to combine it with his passion for storytelling and cinema. 00:00:00 00:15:00 Bryan reflects on the creation of Why We Ride, why it became so successful, and how the industry has changed. 00:00:00 00:19:35 Kelly speaks to Ride Wild, how her network has grown and developed, how she curates her events, and how she is staying connected during the current times. 00:00:00 00:25:27 Bryan touches on Why We Ride's evolution into the non-profit MOTOvational and how he has expanded his charity efforts. 00:00:00 00:29:50 Kelly highlights the brands that are developing the women's platform and successfully reaching women riders. 00:00:00 00:32:00 Kelly speaks to the type of women she has seen coming to her events and the goals she has for her platform.     00:00:00 00:34:00 Bryan shares ways he believes the powersports community can increase retention of existing riders. 00:00:00 00:37:35 Kelly shares advice for the Powersports industry. 00:00:00 00:40:00 Robert closes the conversation and reminds everyone the upcoming IMS Outdoor schedule is going to be announced in the next few weeks and to tune into ContinueTheRide.com.

●     00:00:00 00:00:39: Host Robert Pandya introduces Episode 6 discusses Progressive IMS Outdoors and introduces this week's topic of growing female ridership. ●     00:00:00 00:03:24 Meet the guests, Porsche Taylor, Founder and Publisher of Black Girls Ride (BGR) Magazine and Jaime Dempsey, Co-Founder and Development and Production Director at ATWYLD. ●     00:00:00 00:14:56 Jaime offers insight on how ATWYLD connects with customers outside of traditional retail.   ●     00:00:00 00:18:19 Jaime offers advice for women looking to start something in the Powersports industry. ●     00:00:00 00:21:55 Porsche analyses the sense of community that exists within the motorcycle industry and how this community was what piqued her interest in and passion for motorcycling. ●     00:00:00 00:21:45 Porsche reminisces about her worst dealership experience and what other dealers can learn from the experience. ●     00:00:00 00:30:00 Jaime discusses the expectation of how retailers and dealerships regarding selling merchandise to women. ●     00:00:00 00:31:48 Jaime speaks openly about how ATWYLD had to pivot their marketing strategy amid-pandemic. ●     00:00:00 00:35:46 Porsche offers constructive criticism on how to improve female-focused rides, specifically her own. ●     00:00:00 00:38:45 Robert congratulates Porsche and the other women named to Polaris Empowersports Council.  ●     00:00:00 00:39:57 Porsche speaks to the broader purpose of the Polaris panel and how powerful it is to have a panel of women advisers. ●     00:00:00 00:42:07 Jaime imparts advice for women looking to enter the industry. ●     00:00:00 00:43:14 Porsche shares advice for who want to work in the Powersports industry. ●     00:00:00 00:43:14 Porsche shares advice for who want to work in the Powersports industry. ●     00:00:00 00:45:38 Porsche shares advice for dealers. ●     00:00:00 00:46:24 Jaime shares advice for dealers. ●     00:00:00 00:47:01 Robert closes the conversation and teases the next episode that will feature Bryan Carroll with Why We Ride and Kelly Yazdi with Wild Gypsy Tours. 

Connecting with nature and avoiding the toxicity of modern society has many mental health benefits and nootropic effects. Along with avoiding brain-draining chemicals, the outdoor activities allow your body to reset its circadian rhythm which has a number of mental benefits including hormone optimization. In this episode, I speak with Bryan Carroll CFMP, NTP, FAFS all about his work as a holistic, functional practitioner and the importance of having a strong connection to nature. Bryan has a cool podcast called "Summit For Wellness" and is a big outdoor enthusiast.

Join me for episode 24 where we discuss fitness and nutrition with Bryan Carroll, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner from Washington state and host of the Summit for Wellness podcast. Learn about Bryan’s approach to helping clients eat well, move more and become more adventurous. Stay with us until the end to hear Bryan’s quick tip for fitness. In this episode we discuss: - How Bryan combines diet and movement in his work with clients. - His service offerings and the types of clients he helps. - One client’s journey from moving more to wanting to climb Mount Rainier. - Quick tip for getting started on your fitness goals today. Don’t miss episode 23 where we heard about Bryan’s health journey, and how he became interested in Nutritional Therapy as a Movement Therapist. For more information about Bryan’s practice and services please visit SummitforWellness.com.

Join me for episode 23 where we meet Bryan Carroll, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and movement therapist from Washington state. Learn how his health challenges with a wrist injury led him to the field of Nutritional Therapy. Hear how he and his wife were able to overcome mold toxicity with Nutritional Therapy as well. Listen until the end to hear Bryan’s quick tip for healthier living. In this episode we discuss: - How Bryan found the NTA and became a Nutritional Therapist. - How Bryan’s knowledge of blood sugar and stress helped his health. - Bryan’s practice which combines Nutritional Therapy with movement therapy. - His health crisis with mold toxicity and how Nutritional Therapy helped - His “move more, eat well, and be more adventurous” philosophy. - A quick tip for healthier living. Don’t miss episode 24 where we will hear more about Bryan’s Nutritional Therapy practice and how he helps people eat well, move more and become more adventurous. For more information about working with Bryan Carroll, please visit SummitforWellness.com

Learn from Bryan Carroll and guests about the future advancements in health over the next few years. The post 100- Future Advancements in Health Practices appeared first on Summit For Wellness.

Bryan Carroll is a father, a son, a brother, and a motivator. He is also a community organizer, an educator, a youth consultant, an author, a behavioral specialist, and the future owner of an early childhood learning center. Bryan has always been dedicated to serving his community in many capacities and has continued to do so as a citizen of Houston, TX. He just recently authored a children's book entitled "Super Sharing". He develops "coming of age" curriculums and mentoring programs like Athletic Intelligence, a program which provides life skills, athletic training, college prep, and coaching to young athletes. He also founded a non-profit, entitled Community Under Reconstruction through Education (CURE). He is currently teaching at a middle school in Houston and is working to open an early childhood education center that will focus on building foundational literary skills. Bryan is a titan when it comes to advocating on the behalf of underserved youth.  WOW.   "Just because it's the truth or your true doesn't mean it needs to be spoken at the time." - Bryan Carroll   What we talk about: Being a Dad Influence of his parents and Dad not being around Processing childhood trauma How this helped him in his mentality of mentoring today. The variables that lead to kids not following their opportunities Generational Knowledge to help navigate the system His process for educating the students and kids that cross his path His Journey through football Forgiveness and the process to being at peace Toxic Masculinity and the culture in the locker room Criminal Justice system and being arrested twice The Racial Empathy Gap His Experience trying to get to see his daughter more Communication References: Prop 48 18 year old gets leniency for Rape Racial Empathy Gap Pete Butigieg at a Town Hall C.U.R.E - His Non Profit Credits: Lead editor + Producer: Ruf Holmes Music: Main Theme: "Eaze Does It" by Shye Eaze and DJ Rufbeats, a More In Common Podcast Exclusive. Guest theme:  "Calm Wakes" by DJ Rufbeats created as a More In Common Podcast Exclusive.

On today's episode we're talking about Toxic Masculinity with D. Murph and Bryan Caroll. The conversation gets real as they reflect on the time they had to confront their own toxic traits and how confronting their father changed their lives. Ooo! Ya'll are in for a treat. Be sure to follow them here. Bryan Carroll: instagram.com/supercarroll D. Murph: instagram.com/itsdmurph Hey soulmates if your soul have moved you to give, join our Patreon for more exclusive content and special gifts. Donations help us to continue curating magical content, events and more. https://www.patreon.com/soulfilling

Episode 5: Single Father Bryan Carroll aka Super Carroll joins Flawed and Free to talk about the struggles and successes of being a single father, educator, author, and mentor in his community. This episode is loaded with wisdom, laughs, and love.

"All of us are stronger than one of us" Houston, TX this is episode 38... I welcome Bryan Carroll an educator and motivational speak to the Whats Next!? podcast. He's a father, Educator, athlete and lover of kids. He accredits the lack of a father as the main tool that drove in the direction of mentoring kids. Hailing from Baltimore, Maryland he sites going through extreme adversity as another driving tool that made strive to succeed. He expected to make it and through the process he learned that the two biggest determining factors on someone being successful is exposure and resiliency. We talk about the creation of Super Caring as well! This episode is also dedicated to my son! I love you John Ross Dike II bka Baby D rest in paradise/Heaven! Sit back, relax and enjoy Episode 38 of the Whats Next!? podcast a production of Still Visionary, Inc. Follow Bryan Carroll at http://www.instagram.com/supercarroll http://www.twitter.com/supercarroll1 http://www.facebook.com/Bryancarroll Peace and Blessings!! John Ross I http://www.stillvisionary.com (VISIT!) http://stillvisionaryinc@gmail.com http://www.facebook.com/Stillvisionaryinc http://www.twitter.com/johnrossdike; http://www.twitter.com/still_visionary http://www.instagram.com/johnrossdike; http://www.instagram.com/still_visionary http://www.linkedin.com/in/john-ross-dike-0a6a75173 http://still-visionary.tumblr.com

Learn how to rip the bandaid off and start your own podcast, consistently book guests, and so much more with Bryan Carroll on this episode of the Path to Podcast  Success.

This week on Low Carb Conversations with Leah Williamson NTP and Guests, Leah is joined by  Co-Host Shelley Gawith and Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Functional Wellness Practitioner, Movement Therapist and host of the podcast Summit for Wellness,     Sit back and relax while Leah discusses the latest health news headlines with special guests. This week Leah, Shelly and Bryan discuss Bryan's journey from mold illness to recovery.  They also chat about home remedies and how effective they are.  Listen in as they share funny remedies from their childhood.  Last but not least they chat about how alternative therapies are becoming more popular in the treatment of patients combined with Western medicine.   Articles Reviewed:             Listen to Bryan's Podcast: Download Bryan's    Leah is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and has appointments available for online consultation – one on one or in small groups. This is available to anyone looking to improve their health through low carb real food principles for themselves and their families (Australia, USA). If you would like to chat before making an appointment then please email Leah at info@nourishingconversations.com  

In this episode Tenecia Nicole sits with Bryan Carroll, author of Super Carroll, and they discuss recycled pain, arrested development, empathy and the correlation between football and the classroom

In this episode Tenecia Nicole sits with Bryan Carroll, author of Super Carroll, and they discuss recycled pain, arrested development, empathy and the correlation between football and the classroom

After a short break, we're back! Bryan Carroll stopped by to talk about his role in Super Thrash Bros., iconic video game music, stage dive fails, and speculation on the rest of the Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC roster. We then go into his work with Beardly Booking and what he feels like he's doing differently when it comes to booking and running shows. His other band Ventress is currently recording their first full length record, but we'll save the scoop on that for another day. https://www.facebook.com/beardlybooking/ https://www.facebook.com/SuperThrashBros/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/a-few-good-records/support

“If you meet a girl and want to know if you really like her, get one of those Sena Bluetooths, put her on the back of the bike and go ride for like 3 months.” – Riki Rachtman

In the age of growing awareness of toxins, mold is a huge issue. In this episode, Bryan Carroll walks us through ways to recognize signs/symptoms and strategies to deal with mold in our homes, environment and how to proactively heal our bodies. www.summitforwellness.com Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and leave us a rating/review. We appreciate it. Find out more about Cynthia at www.chtwellness, @cht_wellness, and cynthia@chtwellness.com. Find out more about Kelly at www.everydaytherapist, @everydaytherapist, and DrKelly@everydaytherapist.com. If you have questions you'd like us to answer on the podcast, send them to everydaywellnesspodcast@gmail.com.  

On this weeks episode w/ our Guest Bryan Carroll we start off by discussing the lost of the Queen of Soul, Ms. Aretha Franklin. Then we get into Nicki Minaj's tantrum about coming second to Travis Scott and Baby now suing Wayne. During the #AskMars #AskVenus Segment we give a little advice on how to introduce new things in the bedroom with your significant other without hurting their ego and more. Then we talk to Bryan Carroll about how he received the name Super Carroll and him getting into motivational speaking, what it took to write his book Super Sharing and others set to come, how he handles his students in his classroom and much more! Facebook: Mars Vs Venus:The Podcast Instagram: @SuperCarroll @MarsVsVenusPodcast @Suggaa_T @KingKey89_ @KingDache_

This week the guys have special guest Bryan Carroll author of "Super Carroll" and Humphrey Ihejirikah jr. author of "Turmoil". The guys sit at the round table to discuss their published books. They discuss how can we make young black children and adults successful in America and the steps of doing so. The guys also go around the table to find out who has the cheaper first date.

This week the guys have special guest Bryan Carroll author of "Super Carroll" and Humphrey Ihejirikah jr. author of "Turmoil". The guys sit at the round table to discuss their published books. They discuss how can we make young black children and adults successful in America and the steps of doing so. The guys also go around the table to find out who has the cheaper first date.

A great episode with Bryan Carroll of Why We Ride and Ben Zales, an invited builder for the Passion Built Show. We talk news, and everything happening in the industry.              

We kick off the show with the latest from Inside the Helmet where we do a ride by overview of what’s happening in the world of motorcycling. This week we start things out with Red Dot Awards, Harley starting an Apprentice program and Yamaha celebrating the 10 year anniversary of their very successful off road Outdoor Access Initiative. Then it’s onto Behind the Bars where we cover the latest trends in the motorcycling world. This week we chat about Flat Tracking and Moto GP along with Motorcycle Aftermarket Group coming out of Chapter 11. Then we transition onto Candid Conversations where we interview someone from the world of motorcycling. This week’s guest is Bryan Carroll producer of the Why We Ride Film and the Why We Ride Pediatric Brain Tumor Charity Ride. For more info, visit them at www.whyweride.com Then it’s onto Between the Lines where John, Steve and Walt discuss this week’s safety issue. Oh and don’t forget the weekly trivia question. So grab yourself a hot cup of coffee and join us or download the show and take it with you, as we bring you another fun and informative show. For more about the World of Motorcycling please visit www.worldofmotorcycling.com

Why We Ride filmmakers Bryan Carroll and James Walker sat down and had a chat with me on episode #35 of the 4Ever2Wheels podcast. They talk about their last film Why We Ride as well as their newest project I Am Sturgis. You can go to www.iamsturgis.com and pledge to help make this next movie about the […] Read more

In their first appearance anywhere in media, Bryan Carroll and James Walker join us to announce their newest motorcycling film project and you can join in! Why We Ride Flims produced the critically acclaimed "Why We Ride". Now their lates project is launching and it centers around the legendary 75th Sturgis Rally! The impetus for the new movie stems partly from this year's Sturgis Motorcycle Rally being the 75th Anniversary of that motorcycling institution. In recent years, the Sturgis rally has drawn half a million participants, but attendance estimates for this year's anniversary rally exceed one million riders. There may never be a better time to capture the passion, dedication and camaraderie of the motorcycling community, and there certainly is no better place than the iconic Sturgis gathering. When making Why We Ride, Sturgis was the first filming location, and it had an immediate emotional effect on the filmmakers. "There is a spirit there that enters you and grabs your heart," says Bryan H. Carroll, producer/director. "The beauty of the Black Hills is God given. You put your hand on a boulder and you feel this energy; you can feel it in the air. It's easy to understand why American Indians hold this place sacred." "Sturgis is not just a place--it's who we are," continues Carroll. "When you say, 'I am an American,' it's not about your address or even where you were born. It's in your DNA, your spirit. It's why people from all over the world have been coming to this country for the past 250 years. It was always in them--they just needed a place to gather and be around like-minded people. This is the same story as Sturgis. There are many of us out there who are still venturing, still seeking out that next journey." Thanks for joining us for this special "Talking Motorcycles" powered by SOZO!

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode I interview special guest Bryan H. Carroll, the director/producer of the new motorcycle documentary film named “Why We Ride”. I dig into Bryan’s journey from where he started and how he arrived at making this documentary film. He gives great insight into how he envisioned this film to the actual production of the film, which has now been seen in theaters all over and has also been released on DVD. I also sincerely thank the Law Abiding Biker Podcast Community for your loyal support through 2013. I talk about really ramping things up in 2014 and how the community will direct that. I am so excited for 2014 and the “sky is the limit” for us and the Law Abiding Biker Podcast Community. I read several emails and website comments from our loyal listeners/followers and answer some questions. Thank you for the continuing emails, website comments, and voicemails. I am so humbled by donations and that the Law Abiding Biker Community continues to give, even during the Christmas Season! I thank the following persons for donations: Craig Carlson from Lynwood, WA John O Keeffe from Ireland for continuing donations Greg Gaxiola from California for continuing donations I will thank other persons that have donated in upcoming 2014 episodes, so stay tuned! Two more Law Abiding Biker Media VLOGS have been release in the the last month or so. To view them go to: http://www.lawabidingbiker.com/VLOG05 http://lawabidingbiker.com/vlog06/ Follow the “Why We Ride” film at: Official Website: http://www.whyweridefilm.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WWR.WhyWeRide Twitter: https://twitter.com/Why_We_Ride Future Films: "This is the first of many projects we are planning to make. One of the next films will be a live-action feature about the life story of the legendary motorcycle racer Ed “Iron Man” Kretz. To learn more about this film, please visit www.EdKretzMovie.co Other show notes and links: DVD's for sale at Amazon & eBay for $24.95: http://whyweridefilm.com/buy-dvd.html Bring a screening of the film to your area theatre. http://www.tugg.com Gnarlynow Entertainment http://gnarlynow.com/home/ I personally thank Bryan H. Carroll for taking the time on a Sunday evening just before Christmas to make this Skype interview happen.  God bless to Bryan Carroll and his family. I wish the entire Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media Community and your families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! -Keep the rubber side down and the shiny side up ________________________________________________     CHECK US OUT AND SUBSCRIBE:   Website: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com Email & Voicemail: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Contact Phone Hotline: 509-731-3548   Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawAbidingBiker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawabidingbiker        YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/scrappy587     Google Plus Community: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/114981304552960461449    Instagram: http://instagram.com/lawabidingbiker   RSS: feed://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/feed iTunes Direct Link to Podcast:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast/id622424087    Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Law-Abiding-Biker-p562288/