Podcast appearances and mentions of bryan sullivan

Coach starts the final hour of the show talking to Nathaniel Finch of ISC Sports Network who had the Clinton Prairie 28-26 win over Clinton Central. John Herrick calls in to recap the IU Western Illinois 77-3. It was the biggest lead in IU history, beating out an old record held by Franklin College. Brian Dugger, coach of Martinsville joins the show to talk about their 50-31 win over Greenwood. He also goes over some stats with the coach. Kurt Tippman of Fort Wayne Snider joins to talk about his team's 41-6 win over Fort Wayne Concordia. Andrew Smith calls in and recaps the New Pal 41-13 win over Yorktown. David Deaton of WKLO joins to talk about the North Harrison win over Corydon Central. Steve Kolb of WAXL calls in to talk about Heritage Hills' dominating win over Booneville, winning 38-0. Tanner Camp of the Region Radio Sports Network joins to give a recap of Penn's 35-7 win over South Bend Riley. Andy Dorrel, coach of Culver Academy joins to recap his teams 47 to 46 over Knox. Brad Huber from IndianaHighSchoolSports.com talks about park Tudor's 28-20 win over Short Ridge. Bryan Sullivan from WNAS discusses Providence's 13-8 win over Madison. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach starts the final hour talking to Ryan Osborne, coach of Carmel. Osborne's team won against Lawrence Central. David Deaton of WKLO calls to talk about Corydon's 58-56 win over North Harrison. Bryan Sullivan of WNAS calls Coach to talk about Evansville Harrison 84-58 over New Albany. Kurt Darling of the ISC Sports Network had the North Putnam and South Putnam basketball game. He recaps both the girls' and boys' game for Coach. Andrew Smith of the New Pal Radio Network calls in and talks to Coach about New Palestine's 71-47 win over Eastern Hancock. Kip Wesner who works for Hoosier Basketball Magazine joins Coach to talk about some of the premier teams across the state. Kip Staggs of Martinsville joins and talks to Coach about how Martinsville won 56-52 over Greenwood. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the first full hour of Indiana Sports Talk Coach Bob Lovell talks Dustin Fuller from Full Range Sports about the Logotee 55-38 win over Tecumseh. Plus Kurt Darling from Indiana SRN talks the Girls games at Decatur Center where Brownsburg beat Mt Vernon Fortville 44-35. Rob Connett joins the show to talk Franklin sectional win over Columbus East 67-54. Plus Ryan Soel Talks UIndy's home loss to Southwest Baptist on Saturday 88-80. Coach Jarrod Wilmil from Linton Stockton talks his girls regional championship win over Eastern Pekin 46-24. Bryan Sullivan from WNAS talks the Charlestown 3a Regional and Silver Creek's 54-45 championship win over Rushville. Nate Hawkins from Heritage Hills talks their 61-50 bounce back win over South Spencer. Stan Gourad discusses Southern Indiana's 91 to 90 win over Drury and their 7 game win streak. Scott McClellon recaps Moorestown's 69-40 victory over Hagerstown. Assistan Athletic director Ed Holdaway from IUPUI talks their nail biting win over UIC 88-81. Plus Greg Rakestraw from the ISC return to the show to talk about the Cathedral 54-44 win over Franklin Central and the IUPUI win. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight our edition of Conversations with our Priests features The Rev. George Yandell of Holy Family and The Rev. Bryan Sullivan of St. Benedict's Episcopal School. The discussion topic is How Did We Get Here? Please enjoy!

In the final hour of Indiana Sports talk guest host Brendan King talks with Bryan Sullivan of WNAS about New Albany's 57-52 over Evansville North. Steve Kolb talks Heritage Hills 47 to 39 win over Evansville Mater Day. Matt Schumaker from ESPN joins Brendan King to talk about the upcoming NCAA Tournament and how COVID 19 has effected the College Basketball world plus College Volleyball. Plus hear their thoughts on Nolan Arenado's move to St Louis via trade. Kip Wesner from the Hoosier Basketball Magazine calls in to discuss the magazine. Rob Moorehead from the ISC Sports Network had the call of Lawrence North versus Center Grove where the Wildcats beat the Trojans 55-37.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the beginning of Indiana Sports Talk, Coach Bob Lovell is joined by IUPUI's Ed Holdaway to discuss the Jaguars win over Northern Kentucky. Brad Huber calls in to talk about Monrovia's 3 pt win over North Putnam. Kip Wesner from Hoosier Basketball Magazine calls to talk Silver Creeks 94-74 win over Bloomington North. Mark Foerester joins the show to talk Yorktowns tournament win over Wappa Hannie. Howard Kellman returns to the show to talk about the Indianapolis Indians and Bryan Sullivan from WNAS talks New Albany's 45-39 win over Scottsburg. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 10 o'clock hour, Brendan King talks to Pat Boylan about the Pacers game against the Suns Saturday night. Bryan Sullivan from WANS talks New Albany's 49-37 win over Jeffersonville and John Herrick calls to talk about the Mt Vernon Marauder's 67-52 victory over Greenfield Central. Also Heritage Hills coach Nate Hawkins joins the show to discuss their win over Gibson Southern 73-39. Colts insider Kevin Bowen also calls Brendan King to talk the Colts Playoff matchup against the Bills on Saturday and get an update on the injury report. Plus the play by play voice for the Indy Fuel Andrew Smith talks the Fuel's season to this point and their overtime win over Greenville 6-5. Plus Smith talks the upcoming NHL season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During the First Segment of Indiana Sports Talk Coach Bob Lovell is joined by Dr. Lynn Clark from Irish 101 to discuss Notre Dames win over Syracuse and Ian Book becoming the winningest quarterback in Notre Dame history and Bryan Sullivan discusses New Albany's win over Evansville Harris See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pastor John Bornschein, Th.D.h.c. and Mike Mallinger interview a panel of guests (including Wade Wilson, Bryan Sullivan and Karen Mallinger) in a discussion of partisan politics and the Commander in Chief from a Christian perspective. Support the show

Dr. John Bornschein and Mike Mallinger interview a panel of community influencers (Wade Wilson, Bryan Sullivan and Karen Mallinger) on the subject of how we as Christians should align when addressing partisan politics and the growing gap between the parties. Support the show

Jonathon Kidd and Sean Baligian talks about the recent news going on in High School Hockey across the state of Michigan 0:01-2:34 - Intro & Mr. Hockey Update 2:35-5:26 - Defensemen in the Mr. Hockey Race 5:27-7:52 - Will Tragge from Livonia Stevenson Top 5 Hockey Games of the Week 7:53-10:20 - Liggett vs. Divine Child 10:21-12:19 - Marquette vs. Grand Rapids Christian 12:20-14:43 - Grandville vs. Utica Eisenhower 14:44-16:32 - UofD Jesuit vs. Calumet 16:33-19:39 - Catholic Central vs. Cranbrook 19:40-22:10 - Bryan Sullivan - 400th victory

Brian Mencher founding partner of Beame & Mencher LLP a boutique entertainment lawyer firm based in New York City. He handles legal matters in the entertainment industries, with particular focus in start-ups, intellectual property management, and deal-making. Brian's clients include recording artists, producers, new media/tech upstarts, chefs and food personalities, award-winning filmmakers, broadway actors, and celebrity experts  Bryan Sullivan Founder and Managing Partner of Vellum Financial. He spent most of his career working for major Wall Street firms including UBS, Merrill Lynch and Edward Jones before founding Vellum Financial -represents a higher standard of service and performance within our industry, providing an ethical, intellectual, and deeply personal opportunity for them to be true stewards for the benefit of their clients. He is also the author of the book, “Protecting Your Money From Yourself – A Retiree's Guide to Insuring You Have Enough Money to Enjoy Your Retirement,” Charlie Anderson President of the Selling Skills Institute a corporate sales training and personal development company. He is the author of four books including his #1 bestseller “The Secret to Winning Big” which he co-authored with the legendary Brian Tracy.  In 2012, Charlie was recognized by The National Academy of Best-Selling Authors, an organization that honors authors from leading independent bestsellers lists Steve G. Jones board certified Clinical Hypnotherapist. He is the author of 22 books on Hypnotherapy. He is a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists, American Board of Hypnotherapy, president of the American Alliance of Hypnotists, on the board of directors of the Los Angeles chapter of the American Lung Association   

A prodigious children’s book writer with well over 100 titles across a variety of genres to her credit, Jackie French is best known for her 1999 novel Hitler’s Daughter, which was awarded the 2000 CBCA Children’s Book of the Year Award for Younger Readers. Another of her books, To the Moon and Back (co-written with Bryan Sullivan, illustrated by Gus Gordon, 2004) won the Children’s Book of the Year Award: Eve Pownall Award for Information Books in 2005 and a number of her other works have been either awarded or shortlisted as part of the CBCA Children’s Book of the Year Award honours. She is also an avid gardener and conserver of endangered fruit species on her property out near Braidwood in NSW, as well as the author of a number of ground breaking books on theories and practices for pest and weed ecology. We interviewed her at the Sydney Writers’ Festival where we asked her about her amazing publishing career and what we can expect from her in the future. Interview by Danielle Williams, course manager of Australian Writers' Centre. www.WritersCentre.com.au

Coach Carlos Aria  is a Strength Coach & Nutrition Expert based out of Miami Lakes, Florida. He is a former member of U.S. Marine Corps special forces and an Operation Iraqi Freedom Veteran. Coach Carlos is currently a Senior completing his Bachelor's in Exercise Physiology at the University of Miami.  Jared Polak is the owner of The Growth Coach in Houston, Texas. He is a dedicated sales coach that is passionate about helping business owners find a balance between their personal and professional lives. Polak graduated Magna Cum Laude with a B.S. and a B.A. in International Business from the University of Missouri and is an active international philanthropist. He has worked with the Dalit Freedom Network in India, a remote fisherman's village in Brazil, and the Homeless in Houston, Texas.  Bryan Sullivan is the Founder and Managing Partner of Vellum Financial. Bryan is also a member of the Investment Policy Committee. He has worked as a wealth advisor his entire career since graduating from Oregon State University in 1991. He spent most of his career working for major Wall Street firms including UBS, Merrill Lynch and Edward Jones before founding Vellum Financial.      

Michael Palmer owner of the oldest hand crafted ultra premium ice cream plant in California, also amateur wine maker and restaurateur is co-host with John. Find out the different manufacturing methods and types of ice cream. Bryan Sullivan, Brew master of the Budweiser plant in Los Angeles takes us from the begin of Anheuser Busch to the new Project 12.… Read more about this episode...

Bryan Sullivan - retirement and finance expert, recently hit three separate Amazon.com best-seller lists with the new book “The Only Business Book You'll Ever Need.” Briar Munro is a fitness professional from Toronto, Canada.  With a background in dance and martial arts, Briar has taken her love for athletics and personal health and turned it into a unique approach to personal training and health education.

The vast majority of security testing relies on two approaches: the use of randomly generated or mutated data and the use of type-specific boundary test cases. Unfortunately, the current state of software security is such that most applications fall to these relatively simple tests. For those applications that have been specifically hardened against attack, something more sophisticated is required. Evolutionary algorithms can be used to gain the benefits of both approaches: tests that are better directed than random test cases but are not rigidly tied to data types. This topic has been a hot one in the security industry for several years. Many approaches use code coverage or debugging techniques as key inputs for test case generation. Though helpful, these require complete access to the system under test. This talk will cover the use of evolutionary algorithms in blind security testing, with an emphasis on test case generation and evaluation of test results. The concepts presented can be applied to any application under test, though this presentation will use web applications as the systems under test.

The vast majority of security testing relies on two approaches: the use of randomly generated or mutated data and the use of type-specific boundary test cases. Unfortunately, the current state of software security is such that most applications fall to these relatively simple tests. For those applications that have been specifically hardened against attack, something more sophisticated is required. Evolutionary algorithms can be used to gain the benefits of both approaches: tests that are better directed than random test cases but are not rigidly tied to data types. This topic has been a hot one in the security industry for several years. Many approaches use code coverage or debugging techniques as key inputs for test case generation. Though helpful, these require complete access to the system under test. This talk will cover the use of evolutionary algorithms in blind security testing, with an emphasis on test case generation and evaluation of test results. The concepts presented can be applied to any application under test, though this presentation will use web applications as the systems under test.