Podcasts about Bryan Martin

Driver-facing cameras are not popular with truckers. But some carriers see them very differently. One driver offers his point of view. Also, with the advent of LEDs, you can do all kinds of things with lights that were never possible before. Bryan Martin of the Chrome Shop Mafia explains. And one thing you can be sure of in trucking – at some point, something will go wrong. Marty Ellis tells us how it happened to him.  0:00 – Newscast 10:11 – Is a solution on the horizon for congestion tolling battle? 24:49 – You can do all kinds of things with LEDs 39:32 – At some point, something will go wrong

“Transformation isn't just a buzzword — it's the reality of staying competitive.” — Bryan Martin, 8x8 At the inaugural vCon Conference in Hyannis, MA, Bryan Martin, Chairman of 8x8, sat down with Technology Reseller News to discuss the seismic shifts in enterprise communications — from vCons to AI-powered ecosystems — and why companies that don't adapt may be left behind. “The smartest people in the room tend to outthink the rest of the industry. That's why I follow standards like vCons.” From CIDP to Ecosystem Strategy A year ago, 8x8 launched its Customer Interaction Data Platform (CIDP) — a unified system to aggregate and analyze all conversational data. Think of it as vCons in action: making customer conversations searchable, auditable, and actionable. Martin sees this as the foundation for real AI outcomes — not just hype. But with AI moving at lightning speed, 8x8 has shifted to an ecosystem-first model, working with partners like Cognigy, CallCabinet, and Preovi to integrate best-in-class AI tools into its platform. “You can't build fast enough to keep up. We're curating the best AI engines so we can swap in new ones with minimal disruption to customers.” What vCons Bring to the Table Martin highlighted vCons' power to preserve context across handoffs — eliminating the “amnesia effect” when customers move from AI to human agents. That context-rich handoff, he said, is essential to improving both agent efficiency and customer satisfaction. Real Results Over Rhetoric Martin is candid about avoiding the “digital transformation” buzzword. “If we can't transform ourselves at 8x8,” he said, “we have no business asking our partners or customers to change.” The goal is to show, not tell — sharing real case studies of internal improvements driven by vCons and conversational AI. “Call it transformation or not — the end result has to be better CX, better AX, and ultimately, better business outcomes.” Learn More Visit: 8x8.com Follow: 8x8 on LinkedIn #vCon2025 #8x8 #BryanMartin #ConversationalAI #VoiceAI #CustomerExperience #AIPlatform #TechEcosystem #CXTransformation #DigitalStrategy #DougGreen #TechnologyResellerNews #vCons #CIDP #EnterpriseAI  

A bill to stop any speed limiter mandate from FMCSA is back in Congress; meanwhile, 15,000 truckers will need to get a new DOT physical. Also, we'll tell you who in recent news has been good and who's been bad with some Roses and Razzberries. Then, Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia shares the top five tools to have in your truck in case you experience a breakdown. And OOIDA tour truck driver Marty Ellis is hearing about whether truckers' work ethic is the same as in the old days, as well as about a concern over portable scales in Alabama. 0:00 – Bill the final nail in the coffin for speed limiters 10:12 – Roses and Razzberries 24:48 – Top five tools to have in case of a breakdown 39:32 – Is truckers' work ethic the same as it used to be?

The head of the Canadian Trucking Alliance joins us to discuss how carriers are handling the effects of the ongoing trade war. Also, the Mid-America Trucking Show will take place next week in Louisville, Ky. Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia in Joplin, Mo., talks about what his crew has planned for the big show. And freight and rates are up, according to Truckstop. We speak with Brent Hutto to find out how strength is continuing to build in the market. 0:00 – Newscast 10:01 – Tariff uncertainty causes chaos in Canada 24:27 – Chrome Shop Mafia headed for MATS 39:25 – Truckstop says freight, rates are up

Bryan Martin, the boss man at Chrome Shop Mafia, offers some of his picks for what should be on your wish list this year. Also, from a trucker who shut down an interstate highway to one who helped police catch a drunk driver, we'll offer up some Roses and Razzberries. And OOIDA tour truck driver Marty Ellis says he's seeing some optimism among truckers about the year ahead – even though they may face some hard decisions. 0:00 – Newscast 09:46 – What's on your 2025 wish list? 24:24 – Roses and Razzberries 39:23 – Truckers showing optimism toward 2025

Truckers have many concerns regarding autonomous trucks – among them, cybersecurity. Also, Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia offers some advice for the owner of a 2003 Peterbilt 379 about trading in one set of keys for another. Then, the claims process can take a long time, but video footage can speed up that process and save you some money. And what sort of advice would you give four wheelers if you had the chance? One trucker recently offered some in a blog post that's gone viral.   0:00 – Autonomous trucks raise cybersecurity concerns 10:06 – The role of sentimentality in choosing a truck 25:00 – How a dashcam could help you with a claim 39:51 – Some advice for the ones with four wheels

Our rundown of 2024's top trucking stories focuses on an issue that affects every trucker – bathroom access. Also, we present a trucker's version of the classic holiday poem “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas.” Then, what are five things you can do to your truck to get the most bang for your buck? Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia joins us with some advice. And we bring you our trucking versions of classic Christmas carols, most written and all inspired by longtime trucking writer Bill Hudgins. 0:00 – Progress on bathroom access in 2024 10:06 – “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas,” trucking style 25:00 – Five mods for your truck with the best bang for your buck 39:51 – The Hudgins Holiday Singalong

The Truck Leasing Task Force estimates that at least 200,000 truck drivers have been negatively affected by predatory lease-purchase agreements – and that's a conservative estimate. Land Line Now has full coverage of this week's task force meeting. Then, Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia shares advice that could be helpful for any trucker who feels the tug of sentimentality when deciding to trade in one set of keys for another. We also have a preview of this month's edition of Land Line Magazine. And finally, we mull over untraditional career paths for truckers. 0:00 – “Horror stories” of predatory lease-purchase agreements 10:25 – Refurbish that older truck – or move on?   25:09 – New issue of Land Line Magazine 40:21 – Untraditional career paths for truckers

The OMA Rat Pack is back! On the episode Jack hosts his good friends Jim Stevens from M3 Commercial Moving and Logistics, Jeff Silverstein and Bryan Martin from The Advance Group. They discuss the impact OMA has had on their careers, as well as how they continue to innovate and grow as an organization and sales professionals. The Rat Pack is also joined by Doug Hollingshead, President of OMA, Chairmen of the board and Distinguished Member of the Year, Jim Brown, as well as many other OMA members to discuss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The port strike joins Hurricane Helene as factors freight-moving industries are facing as they try to keep the supply chain in motion. Also, Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia shares the top five things you can do to improve your cab comfort. And Alex Clark of CDL Legal explains how your behavior at a traffic stop could affect your operation going forward – as well as your motor vehicle record. Then, the deadline for Congress to pass annual spending bills has passed, and it's put a temporary measure in place. 0:00 – Port strike and hurricane likely to hit supply chain, fuel prices 10:07 – Top five things to increase your cab comfort 25:00 – The best way to handle a traffic stop 40:06 – Congress kicks the can down the road on annual spending

Opposition to a New York City program that relies on residents to report idling trucks is growing. Jami Jones of Land Line Magazine explains. Also, brokers are adding more and more contract requirements that truckers are obligated to meet – and it's causing problems for truckers. Then, LEDs allow you to do all kinds of things with lights that were never possible before. Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia discusses the ups and downs of LED lighting. And a found USB drive or a connection to Wi-Fi may set you up for a cybersecurity nightmare. Jason Lutes and Aaron Phillips of OOIDA's I.T. Department explain. 0:00 – New York idling bounty sparks pushback  10:07 – What sort of requirements are brokers adding to contracts? 25:00 – LEDs continue to give truckers wide array of options 40:06 – The seemingly innocuous could spell trouble for your computer

Join Tracy Lawrence this week as he sits down with Louisiana native singer-songwriter Bryan Martin. The two artists dive in to a conversation that feels like old friends catching up the whole way through. Bryan reflects on his early days as an artist, recalling the first time he belted out Tracy's hit “Sticks and Stones” at a karaoke bar and discusses how his journey from an aspiring artist to a rising star is rooted in persistence and the desire to make fans feel truly seen. Bryan reveals his surprise at becoming an artist, a path he never anticipated as his true passion has always been songwriting. Together, he and Tracy explore the pressures of rising fame and navigating the spotlight. Don't miss this honest conversation about following dreams, staying true to oneself and navigating the journey of success.

ICYMI... we added Bryan Martin to our 8 Man Jam lineup! We also talked about cell phone conspiracies, a couple who charged their wedding guests to attend, and Luke Bryan's latest tour woes. Plus, Lainey Wilson called in to talk about her new album!

Sam Isherwood and Simon Nash chat with Bryan about his path from Chef to Vigneron and the philosophy behind Ravensworth Wines. @thewineshowaustralia @bjmart8

Andrew King of the OOIDA Foundation injects some realistic expectations, facts and figures into the conversation about the freight market. Also, the first thing people see as your truck approaches is that bumper. So how do you help it make a good first impression? Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia offers some advice. And OOIDA tour truck driver Marty Ellis is getting an earful from truckers about a new form that small businesses have to file with the federal government, among other issues. 0:00 – Newscast  10:22 – Glimmers of hope in the freight market? 25:15 – Puttin' some shine on that bumper 40:23 – Truckers grow concerned about new government form

The Supreme Court has overturned a long-standing precedent that directly impacts federal agencies' ability to issue and enforce regulations. Also, new research shows what can hurt recruitment and retention of women in trucking – and the list contains some familiar issues. Then, Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia joins us to run through the most commonly overlooked maintenance items in large trucks. And the U.S. transportation secretary says recent federal changes will not alter the rules truckers face in regard to the use of marijuana. 0:00 – Supreme Court decision might upend ability of feds to regulate 10:14 – Study identifies what makes it harder to recruit female truckers 25:09 – What are you overlooking in terms of maintenance? 40:09 – Buttigieg: Pot rules won't change for truckers

Many truckers do their own maintenance. Either way, it's a good idea to have some tools with you. Bryan Martin of the Chrome Shop Mafia covers the top five. Also, the discussion over a possible side underride guard requirement will now go into next year – with the group discussing it severely divided. And OOIDA tour truck driver Marty Ellis recently saw a disturbing situation involving a truck parking at the roadside. He'll tell us about that – and the need for some better signage at exit ramps. 0:00 – Newscast 10:14 – The underride guard debate will continue into next year 25:09 – The top five tools to have with you on the road 40:09 – A bad example of roadside parking

A new report from the American Transportation Research Institute includes some promising data about renewable diesel. Jeff Short of ATRI explains the details. Also, would a new seat make your cab more comfortable? What would a new bumper do? Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia takes a look at the top five upgrades for a truck. And weekly load posts on DAT One decreased last week, but there is a bright spot when it comes to the renewed strength in the produce market. 0:00 – Newscast  10:22 – Is renewable diesel an alternative to electric? 24:59 – The top five upgrades for your rig 40:23 – Bright spot in the market: produce

The OOIDA Foundation's market report shows a freight market still trying to shake off what weighs it down. But there are positive signs. Also, with the advent of LEDs, you can do all kinds of things with lights that were never possible before. Bryan Martin offers some examples. And we'll explain what you need to do in order to prep for this year's CVSA Roadcheck. 0:00 – Newscast  10:22 – Some positive signs in the freight market 24:59 – The wonderous things you can do with LEDs 40:23 – What you need to do to prep for Roadcheck

Bryan Martin was in his early 20's when appointed number three race caller behind Bert Bryant and John Russell on Melbourne's 3UZ in 1972.  Martin went on to a brilliant career in his own right, but not before spending countless hours with John in broadcast boxes throughout Victoria. The two became trusted colleagues and close friends. Nobody is better qualified than Bryan to pay tribute to one of the greats of the trade. He sings the praises of John Russell the race caller, and shares some wonderful stories from the life and times of a true Aussie character. Bryan looks back on his final visit to the bedside of his old friend. Bryan looks back on John's upbringing in Warrnambool where his hard working mother ran a boarding house. He relays the stories he'd heard from John about Warrnambool's busy SP betting trade. Bryan revisits John's love of doubles betting at carnival time, and his all time best result. The former top caller knows the John Russell story backwards. He looks back on Russell's first radio job with 3YB. Bryan reflects on his former colleague's love of foot running and his own natural ability in the sport. He looks back on John's annual coverage on 3UZ of the famous Stawell Gift. He talks of a sudden reshuffle in the 3UZ pecking order when Frank O'Brien switched to rival station 3DB. Bryan talks of the contrast in styles between Bert Bryant and John Russell.  He talks of Bert Bryant's insatiable love of the punt. John Russell was his commission agent. Martin was right in the middle of the dramatic situation at 3UZ when Bert suffered a brain aneurysm. His return to the microphone was short lived. Bryan recalls John's heartbreak when 3UZ dumped its racing format in 1984. He looks back on early days at 3UZ when he and John Russell shared broadcasting duties at many tracks.  Bryan recalls one hilarious incident on the way to the races one day when he realised John was wearing a hairpiece. He talks of his colleague's  love of a drink and an uncanny ability to handle the ravages of a big night. The famous Phar Lap movie required the appearance of a 1930's race caller. Bryan remembers John's delight in accepting the cameo role. We switch the focus to Martin who initially retired in 2007 at just 57. Bryan talks of a comeback on new station SEN who introduced an abbreviated racing service. That comeback lasted seven years. We get Bryan to reminisce about his famous call of Better Loosen Up's 1990 Japan Cup win. The former commentator delights in talking about the high profile horse he part owned. People still marvel at his composure as he called Fields Of Omagh in two Cox Plate wins. He talks of his involvement in the development of Living Legends Farm, home to many a retired champion. Bryan outlines his present day role of managing smaller syndicates in horses sourced from OTI Racing and Te Akau Racing Stables. The winners keep flowing. He nominates a few syndicate runners punters should keep tabs on. Great to catch up with an old mate who was among John Russell's dearest friends.

It was great to see Bryan Martin looking happy and healthy backstage at KSON's CountryFest on Saturday. He shared with us that he was 46 days sober and talked about why he is so open and honest with his sobriety journey! 

Bryan Martin joined RSN on Monday morning to share some reflections about his great mate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guess who's back with so much to catch up on and so many Rainbows to share!Bryan Martin aka. Sealionbryan and his partner Devin Baranek are here to spread the Rainbows of life with a joy unmatched! From their recent wedding to their adventure-travels and their zest for finding the joy in each day, these Young Living Entrepreneurs are bringing light to the world one Rainbow, one trip, one beautiful soul at a time! From tragedy to triumph, and dancing in the kitchen, to everything in between-we talk love, life and sprinkle in lots of laughter, too! Life is beautiful with The Martins! SHOW NOTES:Connect with The Martins & Check out Bryan's book, "The Widowed Dancer" themartinslife | Instagram, Facebook, TikTok | LinktreeNeed a Vacation? Travel with Bryan and Devin! Experience the world with Bryan and Devin (grouptoursite.com)Take care of you! Shop their entire Young Living site: World Leader in Essential Oils | Young Living Essential OilsFollow: Bryan Martin (@sealionbryan) • Instagram photos and videosFollow: Devin Blaine Baranek (@devinbaranek) • Instagram photos and videos_______________________________________________________________________________________Join Life and Wellness Coach, Kira Mesi as she navigates the ups and downs of life through personal experience, storytelling, and interviews. Learn to lean into your best self with the mindful practice of gratitude living, honoring your soul's purpose, and the joy of Finding Rainbows on an ordinary day."Dive into the ordinary looking for the extraordinary because life is hard, but if you look close enough, you will find the Rainbows." ~Kira*Schedule your Free Online Life Coaching Consultation with me and start creating a life you love today!Who am I? • @findingrainbows • Milkshake Website Builder (msha.ke)SHOP OUR RAINBOWS STORE AND SUPPORT THE PODCASTFinding Rainbows The Podcast (finding-rainbows-the-podcast.myshopify.com)*Grab our bestselling hoodie and support a worthy cause!LOVE IS THE ANSWER! Our bestselling hoodie is not only a work of art b – Finding Rainbows The Podcast (finding-rainbows-the-podcast.myshopify.com)*All proceeds of the Love is the answer" hoodie to: Meals By GraceFOLLOW ME FOR MORE INSPIRATION:@FindingRainbows | LinktreeSupport the show

Bryan Martin is one of Australia's nicest winemakers. Known for his natural talent with the grape and a smile that would soften any frown. His Ravensworth Wines made in the Canberra district will win you over with their character and finesse. http://www.ravensworthwines.com.au/ Follow Over a Glass https://www.instagram.com/overtheglasspod  Host Shanteh Wale https://www.instagram.com/shantehwale/?hl=en Executive Producer Rob Locke https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Executive Producer Anthony Huckstep https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork Over a Glass is a wine & drinks podcast with Shanteh Wale exploring the personalities, stories and landscape of the wine and drinks business. An Australian Wine and Drinks Podcast from the Deep in the Weeds Network.

Bryan Martin's track "We Ride" is climbing up the charts right now and we can't wait to see him perform it at CountryFest. What you may not know about this new artist is his story of survival and strength. We talked to him about how he went from rock bottom to opening for Morgan Wallen. 

Taylor Swift AI pictures, Tammy's mystery sound and talking to Bryan Martin. 

The Martin Family of Mill Creek in Smyth County, Virginia have a love for singing in the old-time unaccompanied, close harmony style that only a family can create. Mabel Martin and her seven daughters, Peggy, Helen, Eula, Jean, Elaine, Debbie, and Tammy filled their home and community with song. In 1999 they went into the studio and made a recording, just for the family, as a way of preserving the music their mother had spent a lifetime sharing. And on January 18, 2024 Elaine and son Bryan Martin and Doug Pote spent a couple hours in the studio sharing those recording and family stories with me. This is a very special show and we hope you'll enjoy listening. www.borninthemountain.com

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A report from the American Transportation Research Institute sheds some light on just how bad predatory towing practices have become. Also, we'll look back at last year through the prism of our website, breaking down the five stories that yielded the most clicks in 2023. And when it comes to comfort in the cab, few things matter more than your seat. Manufacturers offer a wide variety of options, which we'll discuss with Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia. Then, two state lawmakers in Oregon are pushing for a one-day special session of the Legislature to reassess the state's tax collection on large trucks. 0:00 – Newscast  10:07 – Predatory towing has gotten bad 24:49 – The bottom line on seating 39:14 – Oregon may reassess taxes on large trucks

#232: It's our number 1 interview of 2023! Bryan Martin, the man behind Sea Lion Bryan on social media, is a marine biologist, educator, author and widower. In 2018, he lost his partner, Clayton, to a terminal illness just 10 months after his father passed away. After experiencing such tremendous loss, he could feel the loneliness and depression sinking in. Watching others post about their pandemic grief reminded him of the start of his grief journey. He had the choice to just give in, or take hold of the gift we all have inside - the ability to generate joy. Bryan quickly learned he could use that gift to fight the darkness, and started to dance on social media.   Host, Britney Crosson, and Bryan dive into allll the things during this interview that's sure to make you laugh, and maybe even cry. But most importantly, it's going to inspire the hell out of you.   Follow Bryan on TikTok here. Follow Bryan on Instagram here. Follow Bryan on Facebook here.   Follow The Social Sunshine Podcast on Instagram here, Facebook here, TikTok here and LinkedIn here.   Follow Britney on Instagram here, Facebook here, TikTok here and LinkedIn here.   Learn more about Britney's community, Small Biz Social Society, right here.   Interested in working with Britney's marketing agency or in hiring Britney to speak? Head right here for more information.   

Research analyst Andrew King takes a few swings at the American Trucking Associations' newest claims about the Guaranteeing Overtime for Truckers Act. Also, we continue our conversation with Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia about seating, including information about the basics you should have in any seat. And you may be leaving the front door open to hackers if you're not doing a few simple things. Jason Lutes and Tim Storhoff of OOIDA's IT department provide some useful advice. 0:00 – Newscast  10:07 – Foundation refutes ATA Claims about GOT Truckers Act 24:50 – The basics you should have in any seat, and more 39:29 – Protecting yourself through passwords

Austin James talks with Louisiana native Bryan Martin about growing up in the south, his time in the United States Army, and his love of writing songs.

Recorded on October 10th, 2023 - The New Way hands the reins over to superfan Patrick Barrett this week as he leads a lengthy discourse about all things Star Wars, with a special focus on the series Ahsoka. Joining Matt, Nick and Patrick are longtime fan Mark Travaglini and newcomer Bryan Martin. What happens when 5 geeks stop being polite and get real? Actually, they all remaind pretty polite, adhering to Patrick's non toxic fan mandate. Just be careful when he breaks his own rules! All that and more on this week's episode of The New Way Podcast! 

The FMCSA has announced that it intends to require speed limiters set at 68 mph, despite comments from thousands of truckers. Another successful Guilty By Association Truck Show is in the books. We caught up with Bryan Martin to recap this past weekend's event. Also, drivers tend to focus on making sure they have good tires – especially on the steer position. Most of us don't mind paying more for good tires, but it's important to make sure you get a return on this large investment. 0:00 – Newscast  09:51 – A look back at this year's GBATS 24:34 – Getting the most out of your steer tires 39:18 – FMCSA to propose speed limiter setting

Tune in today and catch the Chief Technology Officer, Brian Martin, of 8x8 as our special guest! Bryan talks about his history starting at 8x8 early on and the roles he's had at the company. Bryan gives killer tips around not only the 8x8 tech stack but more importantly some incredible tips for discovery meetings with customers and prospects and things people often overlook that help them close deal after deal! There are too many golden nuggets to list, so don't miss this one! Welcome to the podcast that's designed to fuel your success in selling technology solutions. I'm your host, Josh Lupresto SVP of Sales Engineering at Telarus and this is Next Level BizTech. Hey, everybody, welcome back to another series on CX. Today we're talking about how to unleash CX excellence, and we're journeying into the omnichannel world. Today, though, special guest, longtime Chief Technology Officer of 8x8,Bryan Martin.Bryan welcome. Josh, thanks. Great talking to you again. So,Bryan as we kind of kick this thing off, I always love to hear the origin story, everybody's personal journey. Tell us about, have you always been in technology? Did you start out washing cars and said I don't like that anymore? How did you get here? Yeah, no, I started out at Taco Bell to be perfectly transparent. But in college, I was torn between, I'd always done music through, you know, my high school years was in a rock band, was a classically trained guitarist, but loved engineering. My dad was a mechanical engineer and worked for IBM and could bring home IBM, you know, what was then not a PC, but on weekends, I got to play, you know, text-based Star Trek on that. But got to school in college and was overwhelmed by the musical talent around me. So I thought, I better keep my day job and get trained as an engineer. So, joined up here at 8x8, right out of school. First became CTO of the company back in 95 when we were a kind of vendor of these technologies to people like, you know, Lucent was our largest customer, British Telecom, a bunch of the service providers and equipment manufacturers. The dot com bust hit, Lucent went in one year from being our largest customer to our smallest customer. And I became CEO of the company as we tried to pivot into the service provider business and relaunch the company as a service provider in 2002. That's what we've been doing ever since. So that's the story. Love it. Love it. So I want to get into what your flavor and what you think CX is in 2023, but maybe just for anybody that is not familiar with 8x8, give us a real quick run of the land. Who are you? What's your focus and kind of what's going on over there? Yeah, so company is publicly traded. We're named after the basic building block of video compression. So we actually did video before voice. So it's 8 pixel by 8 pixel blocks that back in the day today, if we named ourselves to be 1x2 because the precision of video compression has come way down as compute power has gone way up. But, you know, 20 plus year provider of business unified communications. That's where we got our start. We started selling contact center in 2011. So we're now a 12 year veteran in the contact center space. We started in inbound voice. And that's still what we're known for in contact center. But I will tell you, 2015, we really started working on chat. And a couple years later, we started winning contact center deals against, you know, digital chat only vendors and specialists. But we've really filled in the whole spectrum. So reporting analytics, quality management, speech analytics, CPAS. We bought a little CPAS company in 2018, have integrated that into the platform. And we've also, you know, I think what's different about 8.8 is we embraced other workplace environments that end users want to work out of. So became a very large partner of Microsoft Teams. You know, I think we launched in 2020,

I got the chance to interview one of my favorite new country artist, Bryan Martin. Bryan is from west Louisiana and has the hit song "FAFO" (F' Around & Find Out). We discussed everything from him growing up on a farm to riding bulls and getting to perform at this years NFR in Las Vegas to battling addiction and trying to kill himself. I think this was the most powerful interview I've ever been a part of with a music artist. I could sit here and type a million words but I think you should just listen to it!!

On this podcast of Welcome Home Radio, host Don Scordino spoke with special guests Joanna Odabashian and Bryan Martin, both with Keller Williams Fresno who gave great update to the real estate market.

Anytime there's a holiday weekend, cargo thieves get to work. We go over the best practices for protecting yourself and your cargo. Then, the Guilty By Association Truck Show returns this month, bigger and better than ever. Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia tells us which fan favorites are returning to GBATS this year, what's changing and what's new. And finally, K.A. Browning and J. Doyle Holopter of PopSkull Rebels join us to talk about their latest song and the origins of their band. 0:00 – Newscast: Cargo theft on Labor Day weekend 9:54 – Guilty By Association Truck Show preview 24:39 – PopSkulls Rebels in studio

After nearly three decades in the trucking business, Brenny Transportation has been named the top woman-owned business for 2023 by Women in Trucking. We'll speak to the woman behind the business about its success and what sets them apart. Also, Howe's Hall of Fame has named its newest inductee. We'll hear from Kate Whiting, who says it was a 1973 Kenworth that peaked her interest and got her into the industry. And what's the big trend in truck mods? Whether it's exterior or interior, truckers are adding a little bit of shine to their rigs. We'll talk with Bryan Martin of Joplin, Missouri's Chrome Shop Mafia. 0:00 – Newscast 09:55 – Classic truck, owner honored by Howe's 24:24 – The latest trend in truck mods 39:07 – Brenny honored as top woman-owned business

Martin has to be one of my favorite artist at the moment, no doubt. Something about his music is extremely raw, while also having a polished style, vocals, and atmosphere. Hop in as we jump into his life, how it's influenced himself, his music he bleeds onto the page, and why I adore his tunes so much! email me at Ofthesteelguitar37@outlook.comhttps://linktr.ee/ofthesteelguitarpod

Bryan conducted Peter Mertens funeral yesterday and he reflects on some of the stories told about the Group 1 winning jockey

After a decade “of playing by the rules”, country artist and songwriter Brit Taylor broke out on her own and released her debut album Real Me in 2020 and followed it with this year's Kentucky Blue, produced by Grammy winners Sturgill Simpson and David Ferguson, is a happier, more upbeat record, simply reflecting her life today. Brit talks (3:20 mark) about good whiskey, how she got her first guitar, growing up on the famed Country Music Highway in Kentucky (Route 23), resetting her career, releasing Real Me, working with Ferguson and Sturgill, making her Opry debut, playing festivals and what's next.Plus, on our first 4-Pack, we highlight four new songs we like from Tanner Adell, BoomTown Saints, Josh Melton and Bryan Martin.For more on Brit, visit https://www.brittaylormusic.com/ or find her on social media.Don't forget to check out the video on YouTube and our Facebook page. Plus, check out Neat & Mixed and the Hops & Spirits Kentucky podcast, all available at hopsspirits.com.

Bryan Martin and I have been friends since I was a blonde animal trainer at the New England Aquarium in Boston.  He is a lifelong dancer (just recreationally) and who knew he would use that past-time to help him get through one of the most terrible experiences of his life, the tragic loss of his life partner.  In this fun and inspiring episode, we talk about How he used dancing to pull himself up when all he wanted was to be down.How he faced reality and chose lifeThe Internet support and infamy that has resultedAnd we laugh and shamelessly walk down memory lane (because catching up with old friends is so life affirming!)Oh, and if you have Alexa, please yell "HEY ALEXA...WHO IS SEALION BRYAN?" right now.  Thank you!SO GO NOW to his social media (whichever you enjoy the most...he's on all of them) and TRY NOT TO SMILE.  (it's not possible!)  and if you're finding it hard to dance through your own grief, maybe grab his book The Widowed Dancer: Growing Through Grief With Gratitude.  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SealionbryanIG/Tiktok: @sealionbryanThe Widowed Dancer Book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/41rgkNtAnd for more information on your host Anne Bonney, go to https://YourChangeSpeaker.comThanks for listening!

Bryan Martin joined Andrew Bensley on Sports Wrap to reflect on the life of multiple Group 1 and two time Cox Plate winner Fields Of Omagh ater he passed away at the age of 26

Episode 46: THE OMA RAT PACK: Doing It Our Way In this special edition episode of “Moving Into the Future,” host and VP of National Accounts at The Advance Group, Jack Macejka, explores two decades of OMA partnerships with the OMA Rat Pack: Jeff Silverstein, Chief Revenue Officer at The Advance Group, Bryan Martin, Senior VP of Sales at The Advance Group, and Jim Stevens, Chief Operating Officer at M3 Moving. Throughout the years, OMA has built relationships based around trust, consistency, and friendship that enhance our ability to create stress-free moving experiences for our network of clients. Watch the full episode to get a glimpse into the OMA family.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kurt Ozan, Matt Burrill and Nicky T sit down and talk to Lanie Gardner and Bryan Martin on their first ever live podcast. Got to partner on an amazing event with WME and we are so thankful we get to partner with such an amazing organization. Lanie and Bryan are rising stars and we are […]

#179: Bryan Martin, the man behind Sea Lion Bryan on social media, is a marine biologist, educator, author and widower. In 2018, he lost his partner, Clayton, to a terminal illness just 10 months after his father passed away. After experiencing such tremendous loss, he could feel the loneliness and depression sinking in. Watching others post about their pandemic grief reminded him of the start of his grief journey. He had the choice to just give in, or take hold of the gift we all have inside - the ability to generate joy. Bryan quickly learned he could use that gift to fight the darkness, and started to dance on social media.  Host, Britney Crosson, and Bryan dive into allll the things during this interview that's sure to make you laugh, and maybe even cry. But most importantly, it's going to inspire the hell out of you. Follow Bryan on TikTok here. Follow Bryan on Instagram here. Follow Bryan on Facebook here. Follow The Social Sunshine Podcast on Instagram here, Facebook here, TikTok here and LinkedIn here. Follow Britney on Instagram here, Facebook here, TikTok here and LinkedIn here.  

Episode 42: From Mentorship to Leadership- Welcoming Bryan Martin to The Advance Group In this episode of “Moving into the Future,” join Jack Macejka, Vice President of National Sales at The Advance Group, as he sits down with our newest addition to the team, Bryan Martin, Senior Vice President of Sales! Learn about Bryan's background, his path to joining The Advance Group family, and his future plans for the company as the industry evolves and changes. Discover the mentor relationships Bryan has had over the years, as well as the wisdom he has gained along the way. To learn more, listen to the entire episode. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LLN (2/28/23) – The governors of two states are taking aim at nuclear verdicts – and both have expressed concerns about the way trucking companies are being affected. Also, so you have a truck, but you want to make it into something special. Where do you begin? We get a few ideas about customizing from Bryan Martin, boss man at Chrome Shop Mafia in Joplin, Mo. And tax time is coming. What you need to file your taxes may well depend on whether you're self-employed or a company driver, but in any case the time to do it is now, while that material is available. 0:00 – Newscast.  09:43 – Customizing trucks. 24:34 – Tax time is coming. 39:17 – Nuclear verdicts.