Podcast appearances and mentions of Bryan Kelly

As the demand for diverse, tech-savvy talent accelerates, the way we spark interest in STEM among underrepresented youth is evolving. At a time when fewer than 1% of venture capital dollars go to Black-led startups and authentic representation in tech remains scarce, books, media, and mentorship are becoming unconventional yet powerful tools for change. Increasingly, leaders in technology are realizing that early, culturally relevant exposure—not just curriculum—can ignite lifelong passion and close persistent equity gaps in STEM fields.So, how do we transform STEM from an intimidating field into an accessible, relatable journey, especially for kids who've never seen themselves in tech?In the second episode of this two-part series on DisruptED, host Ron J Stefanski continues his conversation with Bryan Kelly, Senior Director of Data Products at Microsoft. They explore Kelly's new young adult book, Cass Freeman: Decision Trees, and the vision behind using fiction as a tool to demystify data science and inspire youth of color to see themselves as future technologists. The episode dives into why stories like Cass' are critical—and how they're part of a broader movement reshaping the culture of innovation from the ground up.Key takeaways from the episode…Fiction as STEM On-Ramp: Kelly explains how Cass Freeman offers readers ages 12–18 an authentic, digestible introduction to data science through narrative and real-world challenges.Tech Meets Culture: The book intentionally represents underrepresented communities in tech, helping young readers see that they belong in spaces where big data, algorithms, and AI are shaping the future.From Books to Movements: Initiatives like Black Tech Saturdays and mentorship stories featured in the episode show how grassroots efforts create thriving ecosystems for diverse representation in tech in places like Detroit.Bryan Kelly is a seasoned technology executive with over 15 years of leadership in data products, analytics, and enterprise platforms, currently serving as Senior Director of Data Products at Microsoft. He has led large-scale global teams and driven strategy across SaaS, marketing technology, and operations, managing budgets upwards of $80M. Known for his expertise in data governance, architecture, and digital transformation, Kelly combines technical fluency with business acumen to deliver measurable innovation and operational excellence at scale.

As industries across the globe push deeper into digital transformation, the demand for STEM talent in the U.S. is soaring—and increasingly unmet. In fact, the growth of jobs requiring STEM proficiency has accelerated sharply in recent years, outpacing the pipeline of skilled workers, particularly in technical fields that require postsecondary education. The shortage isn't just a labor market issue; it's a risk to the nation's innovation capacity and economic competitiveness.So how do we inspire underrepresented students to see themselves in STEM before they ever step foot in a college classroom?In the latest episode of DisruptED, host Ron J Stefanski sits down with Bryan Kelly, Senior Director of Data Products at Microsoft, for a powerful conversation about how early exposure, self-learning, and storytelling are reshaping the future of STEM education. From his own unconventional journey to the launch of a STEM-themed book series, Kelly shares why reaching kids before college is key—and how data can be a gateway to self-empowerment.Key takeaways from the episode…Self-Taught to Microsoft: Kelly shares how self-guided learning and determination took him from bookstores to building enterprise-level data products.Early STEM Exposure is Critical: He argues that encouraging Black and brown students to pursue tech must start before college to prevent disillusionment and dropouts.Storytelling as STEM Evangelism: Kelly introduces his new book, Cass Freeman: Decision Trees, a coming-of-age story that weaves real-world data science into a relatable, authentic narrative.Bryan Kelly is a data and technology executive with over 15 years of leadership experience, currently serving as Senior Director of Data Products at Microsoft. He has led global teams of 100+ and managed $80M budgets across enterprise e-commerce, SaaS, marketing tech, and data strategy, with a consistent focus on operational excellence, data governance, and scalable architecture. Previously holding senior roles at Samsung and co-founding Montlake Labs, Kelly combines deep technical expertise with a proven track record in revenue growth, analytics innovation, and cross-functional collaboration.

Welcome back to The Sports Docs Podcast!  In this episode, we're going to continue our discussion with Dr. Andrea Spiker and focus on open surgical treatment for hip preservation, then wrap up with a discussion on post-op rehab and return to play.Our conversation picks back up with an article from the September 2017 issue of AJSM titled “Early Functional Outcomes of Periacetabular Osteotomy After Failed Hip Arthroscopic Surgery for Symptomatic Acetabular Dysplasia.” Bryan Kelly and his team  at HSS investigated the effect of prior arthroscopic hip surgery on clinical outcomes after periacetabular osteotomy or “PAO”. They found that patients who previously underwent hip arthroscopy had inferior functional outcomes at 6 months and 12 months after PAO compared to patients with no prior hip surgery. The authors note that both groups significantly improved post-op and there was no difference in complications or reoperation between the groups.We finish up today with a surgical technique article authored by our guest, Dr. Andrea Spiker, from the August 2022 issue of Arthroscopy Techniques. The article is titled “Treatment of Coxa Profunda with Open Surgical Hip Dislocation, Rim Resection, Cam Resection, and Labral Reconstruction” and describes an open surgical approach to address many of the challenges posed by coxa profunda. For our listeners, coxa profunda is essentially a deep acetabular socket. This differs from acetabular protrusio, in which the femoral head and socket displace into the pelvis. The global acetabular over-coverage associated with coxa profunda makes arthroscopic management very challenging in terms of obtaining adequate hip distraction and concerns for traction injury. For these reasons, an open approach has been proposed.

The Rob Brown Show 1/17/25 hour 1-CFP full Rob and Lonzo talk CFP and Bryan Kelly 2888 Fri, 17 Jan 2025 15:41:24 +0000 AHxiu30ypuJJukcmxco0GaGKV6EWsAA3 college football,notre dame fighting irish,ohio state buckeyes,sports,football The Rob Brown Show college football,notre dame fighting irish,ohio state buckeyes,sports,football The Rob Brown Show 1/17/25 hour 1-CFP Rob Brown is the newest addition to The Fan Upstate’s leading line-up of local talk shows! Rob has been in the radio business for over 14 years and his happy to now call the Upstate his home! The Rob Brown Show isn't your normal sports talk show. It's not yelling about stats or forcing contrived arguments for the sake of confrontation. The Rob Brown Show is your three hour daily escape from the mundane, and an adventure into the human side of sports. When Rob comes on the air, he isn't there to talk at you. Here's there to talk to you about the things that make sports fun and interesting. Rob will still tackle the controversial, and has no shortage of opinions about any and all sports topics that matter to Upstate South Carolina. But at the end of the day, The Rob Brown Show is a gathering place, a spot for sports fans of all walks of life to come together, laugh, joke and talk about sports the way that actual human beings want to do. When Rob isn’t on the air, he also plays music in an 80's cover band for fun. The Rob Brown Show, weekdays 9am to Noon on The Fan Upstate! 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports Football False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%

This week the podcast delves into the world of J Webster Sharp (The Book of Life and Death) to talk about the many layers of her work and comics. From her entry into small press comics, to working with publishers, work processes and disciplines, influences and even musicals - this one has it all. Theres also tons of great recommendations, character writing, superhero chat and more. Great stuff to check out this week - J Webster Sharp, Fondant, The Book of Life and Death, Thousand Faces, Humanoids, Shift It, Beast Hunting Battle Badgers, Steve Sims, She Volume 1, Printopia, Bob Fingerman, Brighton Art and Book Fair, Amopatrice, Grixly, Nate McDonnagh, True Tales From the Bar, Bryan Kelly, Speed Republic, Mad Cave Comics, Ryan K Lindsay, Mugshots

It's Friday and Jane is on vacation, so you got Greg for two hours! Things kick off with Dan Shafer of The Recombobulation Area and we're talking about a decision handed down by the Wisconsin Supreme Court on drop boxes. Then, Greg and Calvin talk about fireworks and why do they have to be sooooo loud and soooooo close and soooooo neverending?! In the last half hour, the UK had an election yesterday and it's a statement not only on democracy and the need for change, but also how its OK to say "I lost" and I'm sorry. As always, thank you for listening, texting and calling, we couldn't do this without you! Don't forget to download the free Civic Media app and take us wherever you are in the world! Matenaer On Air is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 10 am - noon across the state. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! You can also rate us on your podcast distribution center of choice, they go a long way! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook, X and YouTube to keep up with Jane and the show! Guests: Dan Shafer, Bryan Kelly

When people think of missions, the images that usually come to mind are romanticized versions of what really takes place. Ministry is messy and missions even more so. Giving yourself wholly to the service of others always comes with perils. But now imagine a ministry that sees your family sacrificing for and growing close to people who end up shot or dead because of gang violence. That isn't on the flyers at the North American Missions Board, but it is a reality for those called to bring the message of Jesus Christ to inner cities. This week, missionary Bryan Kelly shares what it's like on the front lines of urban evangelism as the founder and executive director of Common Ground, a non-profit that spearheads inner-city ministry in Montgomery. He shares the incredible work he and his family are involved in as well as some of the stories you don't usually think about when it comes to ministry. The good news is Common Ground hopes to expand its efforts. Kelly fills us in on those plans and the opportunity he sees. As the Good Book shares, “The harvest is plentiful…” Listening to this podcast, you will be encouraged by the fruit of the harvest Kelly has seen over the years while also sobered by the stories of a world most Alabamians hope to avoid. To join the fight and become an 1819 News Member, click here: https://1819news.com/membership. You'll have access to all our exclusive, behind-the-scenes content!

When people think of missions, the images that usually come to mind are romanticized versions of what really takes place. Ministry is messy and missions even more so. Giving yourself wholly to the service of others always comes with perils. But now imagine a ministry that sees your family sacrificing for and growing close to people who end up shot or dead because of gang violence. That isn't on the flyers at the North American Missions Board, but it is a reality for those called to bring the message of Jesus Christ to inner cities. This week, missionary Bryan Kelly shares what it's like on the front lines of urban evangelism as the founder and executive director of Common Ground, a non-profit that spearheads inner-city ministry in Montgomery. He shares the incredible work he and his family are involved in as well as some of the stories you don't usually think about when it comes to ministry. The good news is Common Ground hopes to expand its efforts. Kelly fills us in on those plans and the opportunity he sees. As the Good Book shares, “The harvest is plentiful…” Listening to this podcast, you will be encouraged by the fruit of the harvest Kelly has seen over the years while also sobered by the stories of a world most Alabamians hope to avoid. To join the fight and become an 1819 News Member, click here: https://1819news.com/membership. You'll have access to all our exclusive, behind-the-scenes content!

Welcome to Friday! We have a fancy guest in one Bryan Kelly! Civic Media's own Assistant Program Direct joins Greg Bach, who is sitting in for Jane Matenaer. We talk about The Supreme Court, baseball and then we welcome Matthew Filipowicz from Laughing Liberally MKE to talk about the show, his work in comedy and "what makes a satirist?" As always, thank you for listening, texting and calling, we couldn't do this without you! Don't forget to download the free Civic Media app and take us wherever you are in the world! Matenaer On Air is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 10 am - noon across the state. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! You can also rate us on your podcast distribution center of choice, they go a long way! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook, X and YouTube to keep up with Jane and the show!

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Welcome back to The Sports Docs Podcast!  In this episode, we're going to continue our discussion with Dr. Andrea Spiker and focus on open surgical treatment for hip preservation, then wrap up with a discussion on post-op rehab and return to play.Our conversation picks back up with an article from the September 2017 issue of AJSM titled “Early Functional Outcomes of Periacetabular Osteotomy After Failed Hip Arthroscopic Surgery for Symptomatic Acetabular Dysplasia.” Bryan Kelly and his team  at HSS investigated the effect of prior arthroscopic hip surgery on clinical outcomes after periacetabular osteotomy or “PAO”. They found that patients who previously underwent hip arthroscopy had inferior functional outcomes at 6 months and 12 months after PAO compared to patients with no prior hip surgery. The authors note that both groups significantly improved post-op and there was no difference in complications or reoperation between the groups.We finish up today with a surgical technique article authored by our guest, Dr. Andrea Spiker, from the August 2022 issue of Arthroscopy Techniques. The article is titled “Treatment of Coxa Profunda with Open Surgical Hip Dislocation, Rim Resection, Cam Resection, and Labral Reconstruction” and describes an open surgical approach to address many of the challenges posed by coxa profunda. For our listeners, coxa profunda is essentially a deep acetabular socket. This differs from acetabular protrusio, in which the femoral head and socket displace into the pelvis. The global acetabular over-coverage associated with coxa profunda makes arthroscopic management very challenging in terms of obtaining adequate hip distraction and concerns for traction injury. For these reasons, an open approach has been proposed.

Kash and Pete are back with a new episode!This time they are interviewing Dr Bryan Kelly (aka Mr Hip Arthroscopy) who is a pioneering sports medicine surgeon and also President, CEO and Surgeon-In-Chief Emeritus of the world-renowned Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.In this wide-ranging and fun conversation we discuss his jouney into orthopaedics, sports medicine, and shaping the emerging field of a new type of minimally invasive surgery that has transformed the landscape of orthopaedics.Bryan shares insights into the Hospital for Special Surgery's commitment to excellence, innovation, and compassionate care. Learn about the cutting-edge technologies, pioneering research initiatives, patient-centric approaches, and the collaborative spirit that sets this institution apart as one of the leaders in world orthopaedics.Explore the unique journey of a surgeon ascending to the roles of President and CEO. The trio discuss the challenges and rewards of balancing the responsibilities of a surgical innovator with the leadership demands of a top-tier medical institution.Understand how Bryan and HSS are shaping the future of orthopaedic medicine on an increasingly global scale. Discover the stories behind the breakthroughs, the challenges faced, and the unwavering commitment to advancing patient care.All done in a light-hearted and entertaining manner that is uniqely orthohub!Please subscribe on your podcast player and please leave us a rating and a review. You can also find us on YouTube, LinkedIn,  Facebook, Instagramand at www.orthohub.xyzWatch the full video for added content on our YouTube channel.Instagram:@orthohubxyz@_kashakhtar

Bryan Kelly is the Head of Machine Learning at AQR Capital Management, a Professor of Finance at the Yale School of Management, a Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research, and author of numerous published works. Bryan breaks down the basics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and explains how this rapidly evolving technology is intersecting with the world of finance. Host: Daniel Cassidy

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Using AI and Machine learning in asset pricing and asset management is in the midst of a boom. But are portfolios based on these richly parameterized models well understood? In this episode, Bryan Kelly, Professor of Finance at Yale School of Management and Head of Machine Learning at AQR Capital Management, talks about the behavior of return prediction models in a high complexity regime and the ability of high complex models to predict recessions.

The "Greatest Story in Sports". Bryan Kelly joins. Vote riders. Getting to know Lori Palmeri. (28:45) - The Greatest Story in Sports Veteran sports journalist who has been serving as Packers team historian since 2014, Cliff Christl talks about his history book "The Greatest Story in Sports." (49:25) - Bryan Kelly joins Bryan Kelly talks all these Wisconsin politics. (1:33:35) - Vote riders Wisconsin Voter ID Coalition Coordinator for Vote Riders, Nicholas Ramos talks about voter ID and Vote Riders. You can connect with Nicholas on Twitter. You can check out Vote Riders on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. People can get more information about ID laws in their state at voteriders.org and individuals can call/text for ID, Birth Certificate, and SS Card assistance 844-338-8743. All free of charge. (2:03:02) - Getting to know Lori Palmeri  Oshkosh Mayor and Candidate for the 88th Assembly District, Lori Palmeri talks about her campaign. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Music from today's show can be found on As Goes Wisconsin's Spotify playlist. We love hearing from you! Got a topic you think we should cover? Have an idea for a guest we should have on? Want to leave us feedback? Let us know!

Actor and host of Dueling Tangents, Bryan Kelly recaps Wisconsin news.

Bryan Kelly of Dueling Tangents joins. The Anger Professor is back. Create Wisconsin. 2:30 - Bryan Kelly joins Actor and host of Dueling Tangents, Bryan Kelly recaps Wisconsin news. 1:06:20 - The Anger Professor is back The Anger Professor, Ryan Martin is back and helping us unpack the many layers of the new Jeffrey Dahmer series. You can connect with Ryan on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. 1:29:54- Create Wisconsin Director of Create Wisconsin, Anne Katz talks about the importance of the arts and voting. You can check out the new Ron Johnson "scatue" here. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Music from today's show can be found on As Goes Wisconsin's Spotify playlist. We love hearing from you! Got a topic you think we should cover? Have an idea for a guest we should have on? Want to leave us feedback? Let us know!

Bryan Kelly, CPA joined EPMI in '22 after enjoying stints in both public and corporate accounting. At EPMI, Bryan works on Account Reconciliation and Financial Consolidation and Close implementations. He leverages his accounting skillset and client-side experience to share insights and develop tailored cloud solutions for his clients.

Join host Kristin Brey for our inaugural show for As Goes Wisconsin.  Bryan Kelly joins to welcome Kristin to the WAUK studio in Waukesha, WI.

Matt discusses Derek Williams from Louisiana committing to Texas and the lack of commits from Louisiana going to LSU. Lee Feinswog joins us for his weekly segment and talks about no hitters, triple plays, and inside the park homeruns, and Alondra Villarreal brings you Tigers in the Pros.

Proprionic and Methylmalonic Acidemia (PA and MMA), including an investigational therapy, are explored in this episode. Host Kira Dineen is joined by patient advocate Bryan Kelly, and HemoShear Therapeutics CMO, Dr. Pat Horn. Bryan Kelly is 36 years old and living with propionic acidemia. He is a great inspiration to patients and caregivers alike, finding ways to live a fulfilling life, despite the burdens of his disease. Bryan uses yoga and meditation techniques for pain relief and is active on social media, regularly reaching out to the PA community. Dr. Pat Horn is the Chief Medical Officer of HemoShear Therapeutics. His company is developing a potential new treatment for the two rare metabolic diseases we are talking about in this episode- propionic acidemia and methylmalonic acidemia. He practiced 20 years as a pediatrician and has spent the last two decades working with biotechnology companies developing new treatments for rare diseases.On This Episode We Discuss:How Proprionic and Methylmalonic Acidemia affect the bodyPA and MMA screening and diagnosis Prognosis, lifespan and quality of life for people with PA or MMAThe goal of HemoShear's investigation therapy (HST5040) that is currently in development Why studies like HERO are important to the PA and MA communityLiving with PA Mindfulness and coping with a diagnosis Why the FDA tends to fast track therapies that target orphan/rare diseasesIf you're interested in learning more about HemoShear's HST5040 therapy for PA and MMA, check out this Fact Sheet, and learn more about the HERO study at clinicaltrials.gov (NCT04732429) or mma-pahero.com. Hemoshear is also conducting the JUMP (Journey to Understand MMA and PA) Study A Natural History Study which you can learn more about here.Stay up to date with the latest developments in their trials by following HemoShear on Twitter and LinkedIn. To learn more about Bryan's journey with PA and mindful meditation, visit his website, and be sure to follow Be Present Lifestyle on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.Stay tuned for the next new episode of DNA Today on June 17, 2022, where we'll hear from Erica Peacock and Orion Buske about building inclusive pedigrees! Our following episode on June 24th will be a continuation of this conversation with diversity and inclusion advocate and hereditary cancer genetic counselor at Genome Medical, Joanna Mercado, and transgender patient advocate, Holden Bender-Bernstein. Can't wait? Tune in live to the recording on Thursday, June 24th. Register for free here. New episodes are released on Fridays. In the meantime, you can binge over 185 other episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, streaming on the website, or any other podcast player by searching, “DNA Today”. Episodes since 2021 are also recorded with video which you can watch on our YouTube channel. DNA Today is hosted and produced by Kira Dineen. Our social media lead is Corinne Merlino. Our video lead is Amanda Andreoli. See what else we are up to on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and our website, DNApodcast.com. Questions/inquiries can be sent to info@DNApodcast.com. PerkinElmer Genomics is a global leader in genetic testing focusing on rare diseases, inherited disorders, newborn screening, and hereditary cancer. Testing services support the full continuum of care from preconception and prenatal to neonatal, pediatric, and adult. Testing options include sequencing for targeted genes, multiple genes, the whole exome or genome, and copy number variations. Using a simple saliva or blood sample, PerkinElmer Genomics answers complex genetic questions that can proactively inform patient care and end the diagnostic odyssey for families. Learn more at PerkinElmerGenomics.com. (SPONSORED)

Bryan Kelly and Nestor dish on deep dish pizza and outdoor events and festivals finally coming back this spring and summer for the Maryland Lottery

Rutgers head coach Brian Brecht kicks off our new show by breaking down how they've navigated the transfer portal, what they look for on the road at recruiting events, and breaks down their Friday night game against Princeton. Then, Calvert Hall head coach Bryan Kelly shares what a typical Calvert Hall practice is like, the challenges of coaching 5 star recruits, and their top 10 game against St. John's. Twitter: https://twitter.com/LaxPlayground Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lacrosseplayground/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LacrossePlayground/

Bryan Kelly, head men's LAX coach from Calvert Hall joins us to discuss his path through athletics. Find out a bit about him, Calvert Hall, and why you should do what's right for you.

On this episode of Harford County Living with Rich Bennett, coming to you from the Freedom Federal Credit Union studios, Rich speaks with Bryan Kelly and Chad Arrington.Bryan and Chad are Partners of The Kelly Group, a Financial Planning company with plans on being around for 100 years. They aim to build a better community, individual by individual.If you have an idea or something or someone you would like to see on the podcast, let us know by sending an email to podcast@harfordcountyliving.com.Leave a review as well so we can determine what guests to get on and what subjects to discuss. Just go to https://lovethepodcast.com/harcolivingListen to the podcast here or on the following platforms:Apple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSpotifyAmazon MusiciHeartRADIOTuneIn RadioStitcherPandoraPodchaserPodcast AddictDeezerListen NotesPodcast IndexPlease follow our Facebook Pages at Harford County Living with Rich Bennett and Harford County LivingHosted on BuzzsproutINTRODUCING... 4X THE REWARDS ON GASWith gas prices higher than ever, we wanted a way to help reduce your pain at the pump.That's why Freedom's Platinum Rewards Visa Credit Card is proud to introduce 4X the rewards on fuel.2Use your Platinum Rewards Visa when filling up your vehicle and earn 4x the rewards points. Redeem points for a wide selection of premium merchandise, gift cards to Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEFreedom Federal Credit Union HELPING YOU REACH YOUR FINANCIAL DREAMSDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Bryan Kelly (Coach, Producer, Educator, Hoosier) walks us through his Indiana and tells us how to exit a concert, drive through a tornado, and what it's like finding a dead body.  Plugs: https://blueboxdigital.co + Bryan's son Patrick Segments: "Which Airport?" + One Last Thing / One Good Thing Sponsors: www.TotallyGoodTime.com - USE CODE FLORIDAVS15 FOR 15% OFF @LuckyNicksPizza - Lucky Nick's Pizza - Wood-fired sourdough pizza and more --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/floridavs/support

College football regular season has concluded and theres a lot to talk about. Bryce Young is your 2021 Heisman Trophy winner and will lead his team, the Alabama Crimson Tide into the College Football Playoff against Cincinnati in the Cotton Bowl. The other CFP semifinal matchup pits the 2nd seed Michigan Wolverines vs the 3rd seed Georgia Bulldogs in the Orange Bowl. Bryan Kelly has moved on from Notre Dame and take the head coaching job at LSU and Lincoln Riley went from Oklahoma to USC in a moves that sent shockwaves through college football.

Crawl out from the cupboards and grab that last crumb from under the fridge. Papa Roach is in studio with guest Sara Weinshenk for another great episode of The Josh Potter Show. We touch on where Sara stands in the NFL contest against Chase O'Donnell. Bryan Kelly picks up a questionable accent. Rob Ray won't pay the Roach any attention. We also learn that the only thing worse than a backward hat is a sideways hat (and probably truck nuts.) Josh Potter's New Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpREVmHBIx4QIQLA5ZUx0wA Josh Potter's New Email: joshpottershow@gmail.com - Josh Potter Links https://twitch.tv/josh_potter https://twitter.com/j_potter https://instagram.com/josh_potter SPONSORS: LiquidIV -Go to https://LiquidIV.com and use code JOSH at checkout to get 25% off ANYTHING you order TruNiagen -Go to https://TruNiagen.com/POTTER and use code POTTER to save 10% on your first purchase Aura Frames -Go to https://www.AuraFrames.com and use code JOSH to get $30 off your order Fitbod - Get 25% off your membership at Fitbod.me/JOSH HelloFresh - Go to https://HelloFresh.com/JOSHPOTTER14 and use code JOSHPOTTER14 for up to 14 free meals, including free shipping

Brian Kelly Day: Tonight's Topics: -Brian Kelly Announced -How Will He Build His Staff? - @MemphisSpence Joins Us At 7:25 PM CT -CFP Rankings - @CoachD178 Joins Us At 7:50 CT Presented By @LawFirmDW And @Betonline_ag

It's the end of the regular season and Thanksgiving weekend so Chris and Lizzy felt guilty inviting people away from their families to be a guest on the podcast. So we decided to go guestless for one last time for the College Football Season. We talk about the the final weekend of the season, why college coaches are being fired earlier in the season, find out about Bryan Kelly getting the LSU job live and other things surrounding the end of the college football season. Follow us on Twitter: @yournewfaveteam Follow us on Instagram: @yournewfaveteam Email: yournewfavoriteteam@gmail.com

1:30 - Another dominant defensive performance! Landon Collins with a stellar performance 13:31 - Calls/tweets: What did you learn about WFT from yesterday's 17-15 win? 22:34 - NFC East Outlook and current wild card picture 38:30 - Bryan Kelly leaves Notre Dame for LSU! Is Urban Meyer going to take the Notre Dame job? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Kelly Day: Tonight's Topics: -Brian Kelly Announced -How Will He Build His Staff? - @MemphisSpence Joins Us At 7:25 PM CT -CFP Rankings - @CoachD178 Joins Us At 7:50 CT Presented By @LawFirmDW And @Betonline_ag

Thanks to our special guest, Bill's lifelong friend Bryan Kelly. Coach Kelly has been leading the lacrosse program at Calvert Hall since 1996, competing in the MIAA, which is widely recognized as the nation's top conference for high school lacrosse. Bryan also leads the FCA Maryland club program.  NXT Founder Peter Lawrence steps in as Co-Host for this show. Here are some notes to help you enjoy this new episode! Youth Sports Hot Topics 6:40, For parents  Trust the process and let your children make their own story 22:15, For coaches Managing a subpar team or a down season by finding the small wins, celebrating effort and keeping it fun “We don't talk about winning games, we talk about getting better”  31:00, For players Play with joy, freedom & love, instead of playing with fear that comes along with an outcome-driven mindset Questions & Answers 41:00, Creating a healthy culture within the club lacrosse world, the FCA way 44:00, Talking respect for the Philly lacrosse scene, with shoutouts to Conestoga, Haverford, La Salle, Malvern & Radnor 47:40, Lessons learned coaching the MIAA conference against the nation's top high school programs 53:00, The importance of the mental game to this sport, and working to remain process-driven rather than outcome-driven 57:30, The imprint of the late Coach Dave Huntley on the Calvert Hall program 59:30, Bryan's constant desire for self-improvement as a coach, educator, manager and mentor  1:04, Offensive philosophies in lacrosse - Playing through read and react more than scripted plays 1:06, Love for some influential coaches, Bob Prater of Cockeysville Rec & Mike Thomas of Calvert Hall Rapid Fire NXT Homework For players: Be a great teammate, do that by always putting the team before yourself For parents: Don't talk about the game after the game For coaches: Get to know your players and appreciate their individual personalities

If you've ever searched for business books on Amazon, you know the choices are almost unlimited. Where do you even start? In this episode, Lisa and BELAY's Director of Marketing, Amy Appleton, are joined by Bryan Kelly, a strategic advisor, investor, and founder of Stroke of Genius. His Stroke of Genius program provides busy leaders with key ideas to execute from popular business books. Today, he'll chat about how leaders and readers can identify the right books for them, then quickly identify and retain the advice they need to become better leaders. Welcome to episode 68 of One Next Step.

Sales is all about solving problems. But are you going about solving problems the right way? In today's episode of The Sales Evangelist, Donald is joined by guest Bryan Kelly to discuss how we can ask more beautiful questions, using the book A More Beautiful Question by Warren Berger as a framework.   Phase One: Why? When we ask ‘why,' it requires you to adjust the way you look at the world. There are three different ways to get into this mentality. First, step back and disengage. Taking a break will break up your routine and help inspiration strike. Next, challenge your assumptions. Whether they're your assumptions or the assumptions of others, asking questions about your current process will help you find new avenues to explore. Finally, question the questions. Reframe a question to challenge the expected answer.  Remember the five why's. (Literally ask the question “why” five times in a row to get to the root understanding of the situation.)   Phase Two: Wondering “What If?” Get everybody (including yourself) to avoid thinking about specifics. Similar to phase one, there are a few practices you can implement: Combinatorial thinking is one method where you look at combining existing practices and how that combination can lead to new possibilities. Next, you can live with the question. We often try to answer questions in the moment, but that's not usually necessary. Instead, take time to relax and distance yourself from a problem to view the situation with a fresh perspective.  Finally, think of wrong ideas. It might seem counterproductive, but this process can help lead to the concept you need.   Phase Three: Determining How We want to jump to the “how” of a solution, but there's a reason it's the last stage. If you start there, you're missing the critical time to go deeper into the question itself. Converge the ideas you've explored into one idea worth pursuing and share it for feedback. Give form to the ideas you've worked through. Before you go and ask others for feedback, bring the idea to life.  In other industries, it might look like a prototype. In the sales space, write a summary, proposal, chart, or whatever would help people give the best feedback. Rapidly test and learn. If you have several potential solutions, run a quick test to see how the change affects your problem.    Bryan's final takeaway: Instead of jumping to the “how,” first think about the “why.” To get in touch with Bryan, visit his website getstrokeofgenius.com or connect with him on LinkedIn.   This episode is brought to you in part by Skipio. Are you sick of crickets? As a salesperson, the pain of reaching out with phone calls or emails and not receiving a response is real.   But all text messaging is not created equal. 85% of people prefer text over email and phone calls because they want to engage in a conversation, not listen to bots. Be more like people and start having conversations that end in the conversions you want. Try Skipio at www.Skipio.com.   This course is brought to you in part by the TSE Sales Certified Training Program, a course designed to help new and struggling sellers to master the fundamentals of sales and close more deals. Help elevate your sales game and sign up now to get the first two modules free! You can visit www.thesalesevangelist.com/closemoredeals or call (561) 570-5077 for more information. We value your opinion and always want to improve the quality of our show. Complete our two-minute survey here: thesalesevangelist.com/survey.   We'd love for you to join us for our next episodes, tune in on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, and Spotify. You can also leave comments, suggestions, and ratings for each episode you listen to!  Read more about sales or listen to audiobooks on Audible and explore their huge online library. Register now to get a free book and a 30-day trial. Audio provided by Free SFX and Bensound. Other songs used in the episodes are as follows: The Organ Grinder written by Bradley Jay Hill, performed by Bright Seed, and Produced by Brightseed and Hill.

Bryan Kelly helps busy leaders and their teams unlock and implement one or more business books a month. He does this through a program called "Stroke of Genius". In this episode he shares his journey and his ways to get more from reading great books.  About Bryan Kelly Bryan Kelly is an entrepreneur and executive who has built, sold, and acquired multiple companies over the past 15 years. His success has been rooted in a simple system for unlocking and implementing concepts contained within the pages of business books. He now works with leaders looking to get more from the stack of books sitting on their shelf. Follow Bryan on LinkedIn at www.LinkedIn.com/in/BryanKellyNow. About Stroke of Genius Stroke of Genius is for leaders who know there isn't enough time to extract, implement, and execute ideas from business books. They see the value in hiring someone to do the hard work so they receive all the benefits — with 90% less effort. These leaders are looking for 1 actionable insight per book — because they know they can't execute 100s of ideas. They know 1 focused idea could 10x their monthly cost for Stroke of Genius... and substantially impact their business and career. Visit GetStrokeOfGenius.com to learn more. https://www.thomsinger.com/podcast/stroke-of-genius Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guest this week has a solution to a problem that most of us are probably guilty of: We read a book and acquire some great knowledge, but never put it to use. I can't give you an exact total of self-improvement and business related books I've read, but I'm certain it's a three digit number. Yet, there is so much I've learned that never made it to common practice in my life. Bryan Kelly's system aims to help you unpack, digest and implement the knowledge from books using what he calls the WIT framework: Writing Imagery Talking [smart_track_player url="http://traffic.libsyn.com/rayedwards/REP520.mp3" artist="Ray Edwards", title="Interview With Bryan Kelly" background="default"] Links https://getstrokeofgenius.com/ - Join the waiting list here. https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryankellynow - Bryan Kelly's LinkedIn profile. How You Can Help Subscribe to the show in iTunes and give us a rating and review. Make sure you put your real name and website in the text of the review itself. We will definitely mention you on this show. We are also on Stitcher.com, so if you prefer Stitcher, please subscribe there. Connect with Ray on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Visit Ray's community on Facebook - This is a friendly group of writers, entrepreneurs and coaches who share ideas and helpful advice.

Bryan Kelly, a native Texan, is an Intensive Care Unit nurse. After college, he went to Chiropractic School, along with his brother Scott, in 2003. Wanting something different after graduation, Bryan entered nursing school, graduated, and has been practicing since 2008. The majority of his work is in Critical Care in the ICU. Bryan now lives in Fort Worth, Texas with his wife Andrea and their two children.  Fun fact: Bryan ran a marathon, which is how he met co-host Rand, with absolutely no training!

Bryan Kelly is an entrepreneur, investor, and the creator of Stroke of Genius who credits most of his success to reading the right business book at the right time, and putting it into practice.Still, in this interview Bryan shares the problem with too many books! But he also shares how to get the most out of each book you read, and apply that to your business with his W.I.T. framework.

We welcome Coach Bryan Kelly to this week's podcast.  As the head coach of the Calvert Hall College High School lacrosse program, Coach Kelly is clearly guided by his faith & building a program by starting with quality young men.  In episode 11, we discuss...•How he leans on his seniors to lead the program•The #1 quality he looks for in his players•Focusing on the processRecorded on 3.15.2021 & released on 3.18.2021, this and all episodes are also available on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio and other popular podcast platforms.You can also view this episode on our YouTube Channel: Click HerePartnership opportunities available.Instagram - @turneroneillpodcastFacebook - @turneroneillpodcastTwitter - @turnonpodcastWebsite - www.turnerandoneill.comEmail:  turneroneillpodcast@gmail.comProduced By Kurtis CrossEngineered By DJ KrissySupport the show (http://paypal.me/pools/c/8qJ2vvcrCe)

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Want to know how a struggling consultant started an email newsletter and went on to achieve runaway success? Today on the show Bryan Kelly interviews Kurt Elster who is a leading Shopify expert and podcaster who used email to turn his dwindling career into a thriving one! Brennan Dunn is the guy who helped Kurt to adopt a personal and engaging approach to his audience, helping him to foster a deep connection with the people on his email list. In this episode, Kurt talks about creating mass emails that read like a note from a friend rather than a desperate sales pitch—because building relationships is everything. No one likes being sold to but everyone welcomes those who are interested in helping them solve their problems and add a ton of value long before asking for anything in return. While email has been on the block for a while, this marketing strategy is far from tired. Be sure to tune in to learn all the benefits of email lists and the what, why, and how of sending effective emails! Key Points From This Episode:Why Kurt was drawn to plain text emails that rely on marketing automation. How certain mass emails manage to feel personal and build relationships and trust. Understanding that no one likes being sold to.The advantage that email has over many other forms of marketing. Hear what life was like for Kurt before he discovered the power of email. All the ways you can use an email list to take your business to the next level.The most crucial piece of advice: give more value than you take. Learn how many times you have to appear in someone’s inbox before they pay attention. The evidence that, while email is old, it is still the best-converting strategy for e-commerce. Why being consistent and sticking to a schedule is non-negotiable. Advice for making the most of the unique opportunities with new subscribers. Tweetables:“I’d get an email from someone and you’re building this relationship where they are emailing thousands of people but on the receiving end it really feels like, when done right, they’re talking to you.” — @kurtinc [0:01:54]“No one wants to be sold to. I don’t want to be sold to….No one else wants it either. There may be a handful of weirdos who are like, ‘Yeah, sell to me.’ Most people absolutely do not want that.” — @kurtinc [0:03:24]“Looking at my e-commerce clients, email, for a lot of them, drives 70% of their revenue.” — @kurtinc [0:13:31] Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:wwKurt ElsterKurt Elster on TwitterShopifyBrennan Dunn Harley Finkelstein on Twitterrasa.io

This is the OverClocked Podcast, a regular dose of video game music and conversation from OCReMix.org. This week we bid the podcast (and all of the good listeners we’ve met along the way) a fond farewell. Join Patchpen, FenixDown, Stephen, Bryan, and Rexy as they bring a final Playlist to the table to close out the show. And what a show, what a show it is!The Playlist: Final FavoritesEncore - Soulless (Eino)Camrade - Originally from Animal Crossing, ReMixed by Diggi Dis (Rexy)Crash Test Dummy Man - Originally from Mega Man 2, ReMixed by A-Rival (Stephen)Drusera’s Theme Our Perception of Beauty - Wildstar (Bryan)Terra in Black - Originally from Final Fantasy VI, ReMixed by Ailsean (FenixDown)Main Menu Theme - Destiny (Cameron)The Monsieur’s Tea - Rakuen (Patchpen)France - Originally from Outrunners, ReMixed by the Super Marcato Bros. (Rexy)The Last Scene - Sonic Adventure 2 (Stephen)Maker of Worlds - Beyond Skyrim: Bruma (Bryan)Tidal Tempest Zone: Present (US) - Sonic CD (FenixDown)Up the Spirit Caverns Walls - Ori and the Blind Forest (Cameron)Pax Eggmanica ~ Sear & Reave - Originally from Sonic the Hedgehog, ReMixed by HeavenWraith (Patchpen)How Many Heavens Are There? - Originally from Final Fantasy VII, ReMixed by XPRTNovice and WiestyCredits:Hosting: Patchpen, FenixDown, Stephen Kelly, Bryan Kelly, RexyEditing: Cameron NutterRelease: Stephen KellyAnd a very special thank you to everyone who gave us feedback, submitted Playlist recommendations, and encouraged us throughout the years!Bumper music: WhACKASS WORKShIFTS (Instrumental) by Sir Jordanius and halc from Temporal Duality - http://soniccd.ocremix.org/#disc4 Twitter: @OCRpodcastDiscord: https://discord.gg/KJfvAuFEmail: podcast@ocremix.orgYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ocremixGoogle Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ivb42azxllrsxwg7zavtptcho2iiTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/overclocked-podcast/id1057063792?mt=2Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/overclocked-podcastRSS: https://feeds.feedburner.com/OverclockedPodcastOverClocked ReMix is dedicated to the appreciation and promotion of video game music as an art form. Learn more at http://ocremix.org/info/About_Us!

We’re days away from putting the final touches on Season 1 of our new podcast Pushing Send, and we thought we might give our listeners a sneak peek into the show, which is all about people who create amazing emails. The series highlights their strategies and how they connect and engage with subscribers. Our guest-list includes seasoned experts like Bill Macaitis, the former CMO at Slack; Joanna Wiebe, the founder of Copyhackers; and John Lee Dumas, the founder, and host of the award-winning podcast Entrepreneurs on Fire. Today you will hear from the host Bryan Kelly as well as Jared Loftus and Emily Dowd from the rasa.io team, who will give you a taste of what to expect, sharing their thoughts on the approach to the show and reflecting on the comments made by our first few guests. Be on the lookout for Episode 1 and 2 that will air on May 12th, 2020! Key Points From This Episode:Why the behind-the-scenes stories of a great email are particularly illuminating. Acknowledging the thought, effort, and creativity required to create an impactful email. The idea that every email sender has a different goal and measure of success. The difficulty of editing interviews when all the content is so good! Hear what success for this podcast looks like, including inspiring and building relationships. What emails and dating have in common…Tweetables:“To form or further relationships or get a message across takes effort. It takes some thought and some creativity, and hearing how people go about that and come up with those ideas I think is going to be really interesting.” — @JaredLoftus [0:01:22]“I think what is going to be such a great takeaway from this whole series is that each email sender has a different goal that they are talking about and what success means to them.” — Emily Dowd [0:01:41]“For the record, I would be skeptical of anyone that doesn’t think email is sexy.” — @JaredLoftus [0:03:20] Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Bill Macaitis on LinkedInSlack Joanna WiebeCopyhackers John Lee Dumas on LinkedInKurt ElsterShopifyJared Loftus on LinkedInJared Loftus on TwitterEmily Dowd on LinkedIn Bryan Kelly on LinkedInrasa.io

Welcome back to the podcast everybody, we have another great round-up episode for you where we field questions that you sent in and cover a bunch of things we think you need to hear! We discuss how you should weight your stocks and bonds ratio and times that you could think about changing it, we also talk about index funds, Michael Burry and why his reputation is a bit overstated. Then we get into the different types of risk! We cover volatility, uncompensated risk, skewness, and inflation and help you think about each and the impact that they may have on your portfolio. The conversation then turns to planning, longevity, and sustainability and we talk about how to prepare for your last years cleverly and realistically. Goals are so important when laying out a sustainable strategy and we give you a bunch of questions to ask yourself to make the task a bit easier. We finish off with another edition of last wee's worst advice and this time around we are talking about some questionable actions and remarks from TD Ameritrade. For all this and more, join us on the Rational Reminder, today!   Key Points From This Episode:  Considering a bond to stock ratio and when you might adjust it. [0:01:22.7] Questions when switching to index investing and what to hold on to. [0:06:04.3] The Michael Burry question and how much index funds affect prices. [0:11:46.0] Risk 101; going through all the different types of risk. [0:18:07.6] Identifying which risk you are actually averse to and the results of this. [0:31:04.2] Planning and annuities; longevity risks and age-related questions to ask yourself. [0:32:48.1] Increasing the sustainability of your investments and the importance of goals. [0:36:46.9] Last week's worst advice! TD Ameritrade's confusing decisions around fees. [0:42:01.8]   Links From Today’s Episode:  Rational Reminder on iTunes — https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-rational-reminder-podcast/id1426530582. Rational Reminder Website — https://rationalreminder.ca/ Benjamin Felix — https://www.pwlcapital.com/author/benjamin-felix/ Benjamin on Twitter — https://twitter.com/benjaminwfelix Benjamin on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminwfelix/ Cameron Passmore — https://www.pwlcapital.com/profile/cameron-passmore/ Cameron on Twitter — https://twitter.com/CameronPassmore Cameron on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameronpassmore/ Larry Swedroe — https://www.etf.com/contributors/larry-swedroe Vanguard — https://investor.vanguard.com/corporate-portal/ Michael Burry — https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/04/the-big-shorts-michael-burry-says-he-has-found-the-next-market-bubble.html Barry Ritholtz — https://ritholtz.com The Economist — https://www.economist.com AlphaZero — https://deepmind.com/blog/article/alphazero-shedding-new-light-grand-games-chess-shogi-and-go Stockfish — https://stockfishchess.org/ Ray Dalio — https://www.bridgewater.com/leadership/ray-dalio/ Bryan Kelly — https://som.yale.edu/faculty/bryan-t-kelly Philippe Jabre — https://www.ft.com/content/3d07e70c-fefc-11e8-ac00-57a2a826423e Jabre Capital — https://www.jabcap.com/ Bernie Madoff — https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bernard-madoff.asp Fama French Five-Factor Model — https://blog.quantinsti.com/fama-french-five-factor-asset-pricing-model/ Alexandra McQueen — https://www.pensionacuity.com/ Alexandra McQueen Episode — https://rationalreminder.ca/podcast/2019/8/15/episode-59-financial-economics-and-annuities-rational-planning-for-retirement Prof Moshe Milevsky — https://moshemilevsky.com Schulich School of Business — https://schulich.yorku.ca Schwab — https://www.schwab.com TD Ameritrade — https://www.tdameritrade.com Jason Zweig — https://jasonzweig.com Wall Street Journal — https://www.wsj.com Costco — https://www.costco.com Raymond James — https://www.raymondjames.com/ Morningstar — https://www.morningstar.com

Machine learning is thriving thanks to high-powered computing and a flood of data. But when it comes to investing, more data doesn't necessarily mean better predictions. Horst Simon, Chief Research Officer of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and Bryan Kelly, Head of Machine Learning at AQR, discuss the promise and potential perils of these computing advancements.    This podcast was recorded on May 17, 2019. The views expressed in this recording are the personal views of the participants as of the date indicated and do not necessarily reflect the views of AQR itself. AQR and its affiliates may have positions (long or short) or engage in securities transactions that are not consistent with the information and views expressed in this presentation. This recording has been prepared solely for informational purposes.  Nothing contained in this [recording][podcast] constitutes investment, legal, tax or other advice, and it should not be viewed as a current or past recommendation or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any securities or to adopt any investment strategy.  Past performance is no guarantee of future results.  There can be no assurance that any investment strategy will be successful. The investment strategies and themes discussed herein may be unsuitable for investors depending on their specific investment objectives and financial situation. The information in this recording is based on current market conditions, which will fluctuate and may be superseded by subsequent market events or for other reasons. AQR does not assume any duty to update forward looking statements. The information in this recording has been developed internally and/or obtained from sources believed to be reliable; however, no representation or warranty, express or implied, is made or given by or on behalf of AQR as to the accuracy and completeness or fairness of the information contained in this recording.  Any liability as a result of this recording (including any direct, indirect, special or consequential loss or damage) is expressly disclaimed. ©2019 AQR Capital Management, LLC. All rights reserved.

As we contemplate that delicious period of relative quiet and holidays before we plunge headlong into the autumn season of competition, here are some great tunes plus all the usual and unique Frank Renton insights into the music and the players. We hear a track from the first brasspass.tv cd release featuring recordings made at our own In Concert Series Best of Brass. There are also two brilliant cornet players bringing the house down at the Royal Albert Hall. David Thornton takes us into the world of the sleuth, and Frank recalls one of his favourite composers the much underrated Bryan Kelly whose music he championed when he started to regularly conduct brass bands.

Dr. Asheesh Bedi is the Harold and Helen W. Gehring Early Career Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and Professor of Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery at the University of Michigan and MedSport Program. He is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Hospital for Special Surgery/Weill Cornell Medical College He is a team physician for the University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University and a consultant for the NFL and NHL Players Association, and specializes in both arthroscopic and open surgery for athletic injuries of the shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee.Dr. Bedi completed his undergraduate training at Northwestern University where he graduated Summa Cum Laude. He graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School with AOA recognition, and remained in Ann Arbor to pursue residency training in Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Michigan. After completing his training, Dr. Bedi completed a two-year fellowship in sports medicine and shoulder surgery at the Hospital for Special Surgery and Weill Cornell Medical College in New York. He has also pursued additional dedicated training with Dr. Bryan Kelly in arthroscopic hip surgery for young athletes. While in New York, he was an assistant team physician for the New Jersey Nets professional basketball and New York Mets professional baseball organizations with Dr. Riley Williams, Struan Coleman, and David Altchek. He was also an orthopaedic consultant for the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament in 2007 and 2008 with Dr. David Dines and an assistant team physician for Iona College Athletic Programs. Dr. Bedi has also been recognized with the Leonard Marmor Outstanding Orthopaedic Resident Award, and the Hospital for Special Surgery Philip D. Wilson Award for Excellence in both 2008 and 2009 for his efforts in orthopaedic research and tendon-bone healing studies with Dr. Scott Rodeo. He is the winner of the 2010 Neer Award of the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons (ASES) and a recipient of the 2010 Cabaud Award from the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM). He has authored over one hundred articles, chapters, and peer-reviewed publications on shoulder, elbow, knee, and hip injuries in athletes.

Well March came in like a lamb, but we’ll get through it like a LION(man!) with the latest installment of the Spooky Pinball Podcast. Bug and Charlie discuss a new top 5 pinball list, and you’ll hear from Bryan Kelly and a few others on Dining With Spo...

Welcome to episode #21 of IoT Product Leadership, a podcast featuring in-depth conversations with product leaders on what it takes to build great IoT products. I’m your host, Daniel Elizalde.     I have a very important episode for you today. My guest is Bryan Kelly. Bryan is a seasoned Product Executive and founder of Soft Works Practice, where he helps Product Managers improve their communication and collaboration skills.     A few weeks back, in episode 19, I talked with Keith Strier, head of artificial intelligence at EY about the impact Artificial Intelligence has on the Internet of Things.     And, in this episode, Bryan and I focus on soft skills, which is the “human intelligence” necessary to get our job done and bring successful products to market.     As Product Leaders, we often focus on the Technology or Business part of our roles, and we often forget that Product Management is a people-job. And therefore, soft skills are THE most important skills we need to cultivate.    This is an episode that no IoT Product Leader should miss.       About Bryan Kelly:    As an executive responsible for product team performance—Bryan Kelly found no shortage of information about the "soft skills" that enable teams to effectively interact with each other. But information wasn't the problem. Putting those skills into practice was the real challenge. So he developed simple tools that blend neuroscientific research, psychology, and practical know-how to help product teams regularly practice these skills. Learn more at SoftWorksPractice.com.     Topics we discuss in this episode:   Bryan shares his background and about Soft Works Practice. How Bryan works with Product people. The definition of soft skills. How Product Managers can best practice soft skills. Bryan’s model on how to navigate soft skills. Hot buttons and how to practice soft skills within your environment. Advice for Product Leaders who are new at developing IoT solutions.   To learn more about Bryan and Soft Works Practice: Soft Works Practice On Twitter @bryanpaulkelly Bryan on LinkedIn

For week 3 of Nintendo Month '18, Karl & Will focus on the delightful music of the Animal Crossing series! Friends and Animal Crossing fans Stephen & Bryan Kelly join in the fun for a very relaxed, feel-good episode. Enjoy!

Bryan Kelly Head Coach at Calvert Hall HS 00:30 Background As a Player and Coach -Followed brother path to lacrosse -Good youth coaches -Fundamental defense -Went to Calvert Hall -Players BK played with -U19 Team USA -Class of 91 at North Carolina -Stories with the Gates -Coaching career at Calvert Hall -Coach Torpey 09:44 Last Year and Coach Dave Huntley -Coaching Coach Kelly's kids -"Let's Hunt 18" -Coach Huntleys intro at Calvert Hall -Building things around peoples skill sets -Have a meaning for everything -Intellectual genius -Scouting stories -"My strengths are also my biggest weaknesses" -Love of lacrosse -JM3 Assessment and coach Huntley's involvement -Winning the championship 24:55 Playing in the MIAA -A lot of preparation -Like the parody of the NFL -Prepares players for the next level -Start practice in February -Not a lot of off season practice -Playing indoor in the winter -A lot of weight room work -Lacrosse in Baltimore 32:27 How to Continue "Sharpening My Saw" -Watch and study college coaches -Learning from other coaches -Watching film -Learning from womans drills -Read and react -Using basketball -Learn how to read a defense -Learning from Bobby Knight -"Punch the door open" on picks 50:00 National Championship x's and o's -2 man game -Mirror play -Double threat dodging -Ben Reeves play 55:03 Recruiting -Hit singles -Play smart and hard and let the game develop -Try to do too much -Are you a good teammate? -Looking at the parents -Play for an audience of one -You can get recruited on your worst day -Off ball play -Efficiency -Freedom to fail

Bryan Kelly is the CEO of Prison Entrepreneurship Program (PEP) and Sam Rangel is a PEP entrepreneur. Prison Entrepreneurship Program is a business program that connects executives, entrepreneurs, and MBA students with convicted felons. PEP is a nine-month "mini MBA" course culminating in a shark-tank style competition. 100% of PEP's graduates land a job within 90 days of release and nearly 100% remain employed after 12 months. Surprisingly, this non-profit receives no tax dollars. They are funded entirely by our community, from every dollar to every volunteer (no volunteers has ever been victimized while serving the program). PEP is a tremendous success and they just started a program in a women's prison. They are looking to replicate the system in other prisons and we can help by going to www.pep.org and giving a few dollars or a few hours of our time.

Being a great product leader is more than just data gathering. It requires a certain set of soft skills that are critical in getting the most out of your product team. Our vice president of marketing, Rebecca Kalogeris, welcomes soft-skills advocate and software executive Bryan Kelly to the podcast as he guides us through the application of the SCARF model in product management. If you’re looking to further improve your soft skills, read 8 Soft Skills You Need to Succeed by Pragmatic Marketing instructor Paul Young. Enjoying the podcast? Subscribe to our content and get valuable tips and tools for product managers.

In this SUPER GROOVY episode, the guys are delighted to explore the soundtrack to Sonic Mania by Tee Lopes! Good friends Stephen & Bryan Kelly of the OverClocked Podcast join the fun as well! A whole lot of fun was had in fact. Enjoy!

In the wake of sad news about Johns Hopkins star, Atlanta Blaze coach and Calvert Hall assistant (among many other titles) Dave Huntley's death, IL's Terry Foy is joined by Calvert Hall coach Bryan Kelly, Team Canada midfielder Kevin Crowley and Denver assistant Matt Brown to remember Hot Rod.

Hey everybody, we're back. That's right, Spotty Translation is back, and it didn't take singing dinosaurs to make it happen. In fact, all it took was some simple social engineering to convince Whales are Whales co-founder Bryan Kelly to bring back the show, and he even agreed to come along for the ride! How exciting! Now, season two of Spotty T is gonna be a little different from when Stephen was sitting in the anime chair. First things first, we got rid of the anime chair and replaced it with a puppet chair like Chairy from Pee-Wee's Playhouse. We're also not gonna be watching an episode per series each week instead focusing on a single program through its entirety which brings me to my next point. We're not technically watching anime in season two instead opting for Taiwanese-Japanese collaboration Thunderbolt Fantasy that brings Pili's hand puppetry into the world of celebrated Japanese writer Urobuchi Gen. Zachary and Bryan recap the first episode, share some thoughts and discuss how the puppets are made and move. It's highly recommend that you watch the first episode if you haven't before listening, and you can do so over at Crunchyroll. Oh, and be sure to watch episode 2, Attack of the Xuán Guǐ Zōng!, before checking back in two weeks time when the next episode of Spotty Translation goes up. On a final note, here are all the characters who appear in the first episode of Thunderbolt Fantasy with their Chinese, Japanese and English names. It's important to keep track of in this multi-lingual (and cultural) series. Dān Héng (丹衡 Tan Kō, Vermillion Balance)Dān Fěi (丹翡 Tan Hi, Vermillion Kingfisher)Sēn Luó Kū Gǔ (森羅枯骨 Shinra Kokotsu, Bones of Creation)Cán Xiōng (殘凶 Zan Kyō, Vicious)Shāng Bù Huàn (殤不患 Shō Fu Kan, Unconcerned with Dying Young) Lǐn Xuě Yā (凜雪鴉 Rin Setsu A, Austere Snow Crow)Song: thunderBOLTfantasy by Hiroyuki Sawano

In this Bonus Episode, the guys share some highlights of their incredible weekend at MAGFest 2017! Featuring a fun, on-location conversation between the Bros and Stephen & Bryan Kelly, as well as an audio montage of some amazing performances and panels!

OH MY GOD WE’RE BACK AGAIN. (apparently making references to late 90’s pop songs is cool right now, just ask Stingray.) The GABA Cast Triumvirate returns to discuss everything from week one of the 2016 college football season. This was billed as the best opening weekend in history, and it certainly delivered the goods: Steve Spurrier wore something that looked like a Weekend at Bernie’s t-shirt, Bryan Kelly and Gus Mahlzan played musical quarterback chairs, Chad Kelly got blown up in the second half and then got roasted on Twitter, Dan Mullen wore shorts, and Joey Freshwater took out 52 points worth of aggression on his former employer. Also, the South Carolina Gamecocks are 1-0. Did you know that? The Boom era is here and we’re going to be irrational and optimistic (well, DC3 won’t be) and we just don’t care. In addition to soaking up all of the enjoyment we can from the week one win over the Commode-doors, we dive into the week two match-up against the Mississippi State Bulldogs, including what we can expect to see from the defense, offense, and what the win over Vanderbilt really means moving forward. So, sit tight, act like you’re doing some work, and plug into your favorite Gamecocks podcast as we talk baked goods, Yelp reviews in Starkville, and why Georgia’s guaranteed to go 3-9 this year.

Bryan's mission is to help communicators understand audiences and make stronger, more meaningful connections through their message. He blogs about communication brain science and human learning, audience engagement, and content marketing. Occasionally, he writes about topics that don’t fit into any of these categories. 

In this one-of-a-kind episode, the guys (joined by Stephen and Bryan Kelly) explore the music of Banjo Kazooie! Recorded live from MAGFest 2016, this episode has a spontaneous energy unlike any other! Also- Grant Kirkhope drops by for a great chat! Don't miss this unforgettable episode.  02/28/16

The Train Station at 8 is shutting down. We're turning off the lights and Monkey Porter is hanging up his little monkey hat, at long last able to retire. Why would such a thing ever happen? Well, listen to this special announcement episode to find out! But the short version:We're starting a new video game music show called the OverClocked PodCast for, yes, that's right, OverClocked ReMix! Letting go of TSa8 is sad business, don't get us wrong, but we have high hopes for this new venture and we'd love for you to come along with us.Learn all about the OverClocked PodCast! http://www.whalesarewhales.com/overclocked-podcast/Learn all about OverClocked ReMix! http://ocremix.org/info/About_UsMusic used in this episode:Chilling with the Monkey Porter (Train Station at 8 Season 2 Theme) - Bryan Kelly 

Bryan hosts What The Speak, a video and audio podcast featuring expert discussions and insider tips to help you kick butt when you speak, present, or pitch. He’s an award-winning blogger, a successful entrepreneur, and a marketing executive who’s been featured in publications like the New York Times and Chicago Tribune.

Laura Intravia does a lot of musical things. She composes, performs, teaches, tours with Video Games Live-- you know, the usual. She also guests on podcasts, apparently, because here she is for a fun-filled episode of Train Station at 8! We talk about Banjo-Kazooie, Shadow of the Colossus, Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda... all the good stuff. So don't be a square; be a square wave and tune in! (I promise that isn't our new catchphrase.)Where can you find Laura on the internet? Try her website and/or Facebook, and don't forget to read her blog. You'll learn stuff, you will!This week's Open Question: "What are some of your best video game musical memories?"How did you like this episode? If the answer is "lots" then consider following Train Station at 8 on Twitter, subscribing on iTunes, or maybe sending an email to TrainStationAt8@gmail.com. Hearing from you would make our day and then some!Music used in this episode:Chilling with the Monkey Porter (Train Station at 8 Season 2 Theme) - Bryan KellyHigh School Love - Laura Intravia, Nicole Intravia, Joe Popson, Omar NajmiThe Spirit Tree (feat. Aeralie Brighton) - Gareth Coker feat. Aeralie BrightonNow or Never (Final Stage) - Super Marcato Bros.Seirines - "Sirens" (feat. Anonymous 4) - Christopher TinYoshi's Woolly World (Remix) - Taku InoueSeven Songs for Seventh Saga: II. Water - Sebastian FreijSuper Mario Galaxy 2 (Trailer Arrangement) - Mahito Yokota You've Got to Eat Your Vegetables - Bobby PrinceCastle/Fortress (Super Mario World) - Koji KondoA Violent Encounter - Kow OtaniRevived Power - Kow OtaniNerevar Rising - Jeremy SouleClick Clock Wood (Spring) - Grant KirkhopeSong of the Ancients (NieR) - Jillian Aversa, Doug PerryItem Catch (The Legend of Zelda) - Koji KondoItem Catch (A Link Between Worlds) -  Ryo NagamatsuItem Catch (Link's Awakening) - Yoshiaki KoizumiItem Catch (Ocarina of Time) - Koji KondoItem Catch (The Adventure of Link) - Takashi TezekuItem Catch (Wind Waker) - Kenta Nagata, Hajime Wakai, Toru Minegishi, Koji KondoItem Catch (Twilight Princess) - Toru Minegishi, Asuka Ohta

Bev Wooff (AKA Rexy) is known for her work at RadioSEGA among other musical accolades, but Stephen leaped at the chance to theme the entire episode after Sega because of course he did. Everyone brings a list of their top five Sega soundtracks and the quiz focuses on, surprising nobody, Sega!You can find Bev on Twitter and over at Overclocked Remix. So do it! Now! Go!This week's Open Question: "What are your top five Sega soundtracks?"How did you like this episode? If the answer is "lots" then consider following Train Station at 8 on Twitter, subscribing on iTunes, or maybe sending an email to TrainStationAt8@gmail.com. Hearing from you would make our day and then some!Music used in this episode:Chilling with the Monkey Porter (Train Station at 8 Season 2 Theme) - Bryan KellyFast Lane - Rushden & DiamondsRough and Lady - Nazo SuzukiJet Squid Radio - DJ CutmanSonic Youth - Crush 40Let the Speed Mend It - Kenichi Tokoi, RunblebeeFly Away - Tomoya OhtaniLet Mom Sleep - Hideki NaganumaCasino Night: Act 2 (Sonic Generations) - Jun Senoue, Atushi KosugiHis World (Instrumental) - Tomoya OhtaniCrisis City - Tomoya OhtaniMessage from Nightopia - Tomoko Sasaki, Naofumi HatayaRiders of the Light - Hiroshi YamaguchiAzure Blue World - Jun SenoueThat’s the Way I Like It - Jun SenouePioneer 2 - Hideaki KobayashiStage 1 (Streets of Rage) - Yuzo KoshiroStart Your Engines - Takenobu MitsuyoshiThe Concept of Love - Hideki NaganumaVyse’s Theme - Yutaka MinobeCharacter Select (Sonic Advance 3) - Hideaki Kobayashi, Kenichi TokoiBoss Battle Tori - Yuri Fukuda, Takashi Nagasaka, Hideki NaganumaAlien Breakdown - John Baker

Shariq Ansari, also known as Darkesword, is one of the top minds at OverClocked ReMix and, as it turns out, a professor of Sonic the Hedgehog music trivia. He tells of tales of ReMix tournaments and last minute music production crunches before pondering how we've all changed as humans beings-- at least so far as music is concerned. To hear what he (and we) have to say, all one must do is tune in!Want to learn more about Shariq and his endeavors? Follow him on Twitter and check out OverClocked ReMix!This week's Open Question: "How have your music tastes changed over the years-- or have they?"How did you like this episode? If the answer is "lots" then consider following Train Station at 8 on Twitter, subscribing on iTunes, or maybe sending an email to TrainStationAt8@gmail.com. Hearing from you would make our day and then some!Music used in this episode:Chilling with the Monkey Porter (Train Station at 8 Season 2 Theme) - Bryan KellyA Kingdom Fallen (Main Theme) - Sixto Sounds??? (DS) - Yuzo Koshiro??? (Retro) - Yuzo KoshiroTown Theme - Jake KaufmanSuper Sonic Racing (Sonic Pinball Party) - Tatsuyuki Maeda, Teruhiko Nakagawa, Yutaka MinobeCasino Paradise Zone Act 1 - Tatsuyuki Maeda, Yutaka MinobeKnuckles' Theme - Howard DrossinSonic 3D Blast Title (Genesis) - Jun SenoueAquatic Ruin Zone - We don't even know anymoreAquatic Base Zone Level 1 - Mariko NanbaAt Dawn - Jun SenoueNews sources:Final Fantasy II: RebellionAdventures of Pip OST

This week we have a very nice chat with Rich Vreeland, known to some as Disasterpeace, to others as the man behind the Fez soundtrack, and to Bryan as "that Cat Astro Phi guy." We cover all of the important things such as Splatoon's way funky tunes and also website domains for some reason (www.whalesarewhal.es coming soon). To top it off, Rich tallies up an impressive Train Your Brain score-- we think. The math was sort of confusing.Learn about all things Disasterpeace at his website (www.disaster.pizza, of course). You can also track him down on Twitter.This week's Open Question: "Do you play certain songs, albums, and artists to fit different moods?"How did you like this episode? If the answer is "lots" then consider following Train Station at 8 on Twitter, subscribing on iTunes, or maybe sending an email to TrainStationAt8@gmail.com. Hearing from you would make our day and then some!Music used in this episode:Chilling with the Monkey Porter (Train Station at 8 Season 2 Theme) - Bryan KellyGrant Kirkhope plays Ukulele for Yooka-Laylee!! - Grant KirkhopeDwarven Stone Upon Dwarven Stone - Adam Skorupa, Krzysztof WierzynkiewiczSkies of Deception - Arika YamasakiAvengers - Alan SilvestriSuper Smash Bros. Melee Menu - Hirokazu AndoThe Dark World - Koji KondoL.A. Noir Theme - Andrew HaleTERNAL - Zan-zan-zawa-veiaWestopolis - June SenoueSarasaraland Online - codaSingle Player Theme / Gusher Gauntlet - Toru Minegishi, Shiho FujiiVampire's Ball (NES) - Jake KaufmanStairway to Revelation - flashgoodnessWars World News - Advance WarsOn the Beach of Dreams - Yasunori Mitsuda Rick the Hamster - Hirokazu Ando, IkegamiNews sources:Mario Sound Test compliation soundtrack a tribute to Nintendo from The Ongaku

In an effort to change things up, Bryan has decided to start allowing other people to have some say in the topics of choice. Stephen is first up this week, and has been inspired by the Batman v Superman trailer to discuss the concept of tone in storytelling. Why the recent appetite for the tonally dark and grim? How can tone subvert expectations? Has Abigail actually been reading anything this week? These questions and more will be answered before your very ears! Also, Stephen does a killer George Lucas impression.If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter, or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

The talented Super Marcato Bros. have recently shared their double album tribute to Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island, Hello World, with... well, the world! We've got all three of them here to tell us the tale of how they stepped into Koji Kondo's venerable shoes and created two SNES soundtracks from the ground up. Karl, Marty, and Will always have interesting stuff to say and this is no exception, so pull up a seat and enjoy this most brotherly of episodes.You can find Karl and Will at the Super Marcato Bros. website and Marty on Twitter!Buy "Jump On In! (Overworld)" here!How did you like this episode? If the answer is "lots" then consider following Train Station at 8 on Twitter, subscribing on iTunes, or maybe sending an email to TrainStationAt8@gmail.com. Hearing from you would make our day and then some!Music used in this episode:Chilling with the Monkey Porter (Train Station at 8 Season 2 Theme) - Bryan KellyHello World: Adventures in Mushroomland - Super Marcato Bros.Hello World: Journey to Dino Island - Super Marcato Bros.Super Mario World - Koji KondoSuper Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - Koji Kondo

So bad news. Stephen's dead. The good news is we managed to build a replacement! Parker Crow (aka, Stephen 2.0) joins Abigail and Bryan in their discussion/incoherent chattering about some of their weirdest and least popular opinions on storytelling. Bryan spends most of his time defending the arguably indefensible (ex. Revenge of the Sith and Frozen) while Abigail spends most of *her* time laughing at nothing in particular. Parker takes it all in with his trademark cool, though this may just be him wondering why he ever agreed to come on in the first place.If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter, or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan KellyAdditional sound effects and music are from freesound and Incompetech.Audio clips are included from Dark Souls II and Frozen.

Whoa! Stephen's back! It turns out he didn't abandon us to a fate of misery and sorrow after all! To celebrate, we discuss a genre near and dear to our formerly absent friend's heart: high fantasy. The origins, virtues, and pitfalls of the sub-genre are all discussed, as is Bryan's firm but baseless claim that Star Trek is categorically stupid. (He's actually right.)If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter, or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

Stephen is mysteriously absent this week, so Bryan and Abigail take this advantage to have a surprisingly coherent discussion! The topic is twofold: the use of nonfiction to enrich storytelling and the use of storytelling to enrich nonfiction. The first step is to define just what exactly these two concepts mean, which leads to a comparative study of the works of Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. Also discussed: how Resident Evil teaches us about powerlessness as a technique in horror and why Friends isn't a complete waste of time!If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter, or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

There are times in stories where the protagonists seem a slave to the narrative's whims, losing their sense of individuality and personality in an effort to keep the plot moving. This is The Puppet Problem. We discuss this, as well as the larger issue of character agency in general, doing our best to sound well-informed, educated, and totally aware of what the heck "character agency" even means. I think we do a pretty darn good job of it.If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter, or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

It's high time Phantasy Star Online got its due, and we've got old pals Joe Walker and Alyssa Menes in our party to remind everyone what a musical masterwork that Dreamcast game is. Image of Hero (the character creation theme) is our subject this week, so prepare yourself for the smooth electronic groove of everyone's favorite (or at least top three) sci-fi/fantasy hybrid. You can find Joe and Alyssa on Twitter, which is where this whole episode idea began!Buy "Image of Hero" here!How did you like this episode? If the answer is "lots" then consider following Train Station at 8 on Twitter, subscribing on iTunes, or maybe sending an email to TrainStationAt8@gmail.com. Hearing from you would make our day and then some!Stuff we talked about:[NUREN] The New Renaissance SpaceKappaA.C Menes MusicMusic used in this episode:Chilling with the Monkey Porter (Train Station at 8 Season 2 Theme) - Bryan KellyBeautiful Days - Masafumi TakadaDesert Highway - Satoshi OkuboPower Off, Power On! - ???COE-OPERATION - Jake KaufmanMango Tango - Jake Kaufman, Jessie SeelyImage of Hero - Fumie KumataniMario 64 File Select - Koji KondoPioneer 2 - Hideaki Kobayashi

So! Turns out not talking about books was really fun. Stephen, Bryan and Abigail have decided it's time to expand their horizons and take the show in a new, broader direction. Kicking this movement off, they introduce the hot new segment "What Have You Been Narratively Involved With?" and go on to discuss different storytelling mediums and their preferences. Books, movies, TV shows, puppet shows... it's all fair game now in the Third Person world, and we couldn't be more excited. (FINE. YES WE COULD BUT I LIKE TO USE HYPERBOLE SOMETIMES OKAY?)If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter, or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

This Episode: The Book Thief: The MovieAfter talking about books for, like, three whole episodes, the Third Person crew decided it was time to kick back and watch a movie about a book instead. Turns out, and this might be a spoiler, movie adaptions of books aren't always that great. But nevertheless, Stephen, Bryan and Abigail try to dissect *why* The Book Thief movie isn't that great, and do what they can to shed some positive light on what it does right.If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Currently Reading: The Golem and the Jinni, Chapters 1-10Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

This Episode: The Book Thief, Part 7-EpilogueThings finally wrap up for The Book Thief with one bombshell of an ending! Abigail and Bryan come fresh off of finishing it, which gives Stephen a chance to come off as comparatively well-composed as they discuss their final thoughts about this first book.If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Currently Reading: The Golem and the JinniOur theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

Following up on their hit episode about Endings and Third Acts, the Third Person crew returns to discuss Beginnings and First Acts to ring in the new year. Turns out how you start a story is pretty important, and discussions include what distinguishes a first act from a prologue, the flow of reaction to action as a story progresses, and other splendidly relevant topics!If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Currently Reading: The Book Thief, Part 7-EpilogueOur theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

This Episode: The Book Thief, Part 4-6The adventurous trio continue their way through the Book Thief as Bryan leads them across several tangents, whose meaning even he isn't sure of. Stephen and Abigail do their best to provide some sense to the discussion, however, and interesting points are made all around. How is Death progressing as a narrator? What's the value of Max and Liesel's relationship? Does Rudy really need to exist at all? These are just some of the questions we mostly answer. Or at least bring up.If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Currently Reading: The Book Thief, Part 7-EpilogueOur theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

After a long bout of way too much careful consideration about this episode's name, the Third Person crew decided on "Endings and Third Acts", primarily because they were going to be talking about Endings and Third Acts. They stuck admirably to this game plan, as they picked apart what endings really need to do, how many stories fall short in this, and explore some specific examples. (Warning: There is way too much critical discussion of Frozen, despite Bryan's best efforts to avoid it. HE LIKES FROZEN, OKAY?!)If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Currently Reading: The Book Thief, Part 4-6Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

This Episode: The Book Thief, Part 1-3Stephen, Bryan and Abigial try out this whole "having a recorded conversation about books thing" as they run down The Book Thief's cast of characters, discussing the role of a narrator, purple prose, character archetypes and where this story might be going in the pages to come.If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Currently Reading: The Book Thief, Part 4-6Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly 

View fullsize Bryan, Stephen, and Abigail kick off their first episode with a great question! Why do they like books and storytelling to begin with? Probably something worth knowing if they're going to keep talking about it every week. The conversation flows easily from there as the trio share their mutual musings about their long-held love of fiction, why it's such an integral facet of humanity, and whether Bryan actually knows what he's doing hosting this show.If you want to get in touch with us, check us out on Twitter or send us an e-mail at ThirdPersonShow@gmail.com. We promise not to yell at you, and will actually be really appreciative!Currently Reading: The Book Thief, Part 1-3Our theme song is "Three's Company", composed and arranged by Bryan Kelly

We finally made it to October! Yep… the leaves are falling, the temperature is cooling off, and scary things are popping up everywhere. Which explains why Bryan Kelly has returned to the podcast with a brand new segment!

Bryan Kelly fron What The Speak shares his acronym S.P.L.A.T. with Jenn in this episode about the brain science behind how audiences learn when speakers speak.

Bryan hosts What The Speak, a video and audio podcast featuring expert discussions and insider tips to help you kick butt when you speak, present, or pitch. He's an award-winning blogger, a successful entrepreneur, and a marketing executive who's been featured in publications like the New York Times and Chicago Tribune.

What can we say… as far as pinball podcasts go, this one has a distinct odor that may be offensive to the senses. Bryan, Brian, & Jesse visit from MN and get a sneak peak at a warehouse raid… FROM HELL! Bryan Kelly comes in to co-host with yours truly,...

Today on the show I Interviewed Bryan Kelly. Bryan recently launched his own podcast that focuses on public speaking, you can check out his show over at WhatTheSpeak.com In this episode Bryan shares his story and we talk a lot about his podcast, the launch process, video podcasting and why he decided to go after [...] The post Learn How To Improve Your Public Speaking Skills With Bryan Kelly – Ep. 53 appeared first on Voices Of Marketing.

After a long pause, I am back with a new episode of the Learning Revolution podcast. In this one, the tables are turned, and instead of me interviewing someone, I get interviewed by Bryan Kelly of Association Mavens. We talk about how the Learning Revolution is impacting trade and professional associations, and in the process, … The post Association Mavens & the Learning Revolution appeared first on Learning Revolution.

Happy New Year pinball people! As we begin 2013, and end 2012… we’d like to thank the Myan’s for allowing the world to survive. You can tell we didn’t really expect this to happen by the quality of the Bryan Kelly segments (yes… SEGMENTS) on this month...

If God answered your prayer today, would it radically change your life? Well listen in to Bryan Kelly as he shares stories of how prayer has changed lives and how we can also have a house of prayer in our homes.