Podcast appearances and mentions of charity day

Welcome to Episode 313 of The County Cricket Podcast! On today's episode, hosts Aaron and Ciaran sat down with Warwickshire Captain Ed Barnard and World's Best Cricket Club Member Rob to look back on the major moments and key talking points from the second week of the 2024 Metro Bank One Day Cup such as Ed's unbelievable 152* and 3/16 against Gloucestershire in Bristol, Jack Home's spectacular start to life at Worcestershire and Anuj Dal's match-defining 115* against Somerset in Taunton. If you enjoyed this episode please feel free to share it with any cricket fans that you know and be sure to follow us on Twitter for daily County Cricket and Podcast updates!    Check out The World's Best Cricket Club's Charity Day here:  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-family-cricket-fun-day-tickets-826983238127?aff=oddtdtcreator   Check out Ciaran, Ed and Rob's social media handles here:  https://x.com/CP_McCarthy https://x.com/edbarn95 https://www.instagram.com/worlds_best_cricket_club/   Check out our Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/thecountycricketpodcast   Check out our Twitter here: https://twitter.com/TheCountyCrick2   Check out our £1 Patreon membership here:  https://www.patreon.com/thecountycricketpodcast   This episode of The County Cricket Podcast was brought to you in association with our friends at Bear Cricket:  https://www.bearcricket.co.uk/

In this week's episode of The UK Flooring Podcast, Tom and Sarah Cockrell sit down to address the burning questions sent in by their listeners. This engaging Q&A session delves into the challenges and triumphs faced by flooring professionals and provides valuable insights into the flooring industry.Key Discussion Points:Current Status at Cockrell and Co:Overview of recent activities and events.Introduction of new staff members Helen (Administration) and Martin (Product Sourcing).Upcoming Events:MN Floor Training's Charity Day.Quarterly Member Event with a BBQ.Attendance at the Birmingham NEC Installer Show.Listener Questions:Transition from Operator to Owner:Strategies for delegating and leading a team.Importance of creating processes and training programs.Personal experiences and tips for stepping back from daily operations.Building Empathy and Staff Morale:Techniques for showing appreciation and improving team communication.Balancing personal and professional life for better leadership.Managing Costs and Setting Rates:Factors influencing fitting rates across different regions and job types.Importance of financial planning and strategic pricing.Adopting New Product Categories:Steps for learning and integrating new products.Effective marketing strategies to promote new offerings.Handling Overwhelm:Tips for managing stress and workload.Personal well-being practices to maintain productivity.Future Trends in Wood Flooring:Discussion on the popularity of herringbone flooring.Insight into changing styles and consumer preferences.Personal Insights:Tom and Sarah share their motivations and challenges in running their business.Reflections on achieving work-life harmony and setting personal goals.Notable Quotes:"Building an exceptional team and putting processes in place is crucial for transitioning from an operator to an owner.""Empathy is about listening and understanding, not just feeling sorry for someone.""Effective time management and setting clear boundaries are key to balancing work and family life."Final Thoughts:Tom and Sarah encourage listeners to ask for help when needed and to take actionable steps towards their business goals. They also express their commitment to bringing valuable content and insights to the flooring community through their podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zum internationalen Tag der Wohltätigkeit, dem "Charity Day" am 05. September, sprechen Lilli und Alex über wohl- und mildtätiges Handeln. Was bedeutet es, wohltätig zu sein? Über einen kurzen Abstecher zu Mutter Teresa landen beide beim Thema Großzügigkeit. Basierend auf Paulus Ausführungen zu Geben erklärt Alex den Kreislauf der Großzügigkeit, der durch eine einzelne Spende gestartet werden kann. Zum Abschluss tauschen sich Lilli und Alex darüber aus, wie wir ganz praktisch mit Einkommensunterschieden in unseren Gemeinden umgehen können. =========================== BIBELSTELLEN: 2. Korinther 9, 6-15 (NGÜ)  Römer 8,19 (Bibel.heute)  =========================== SHOWNOTES:

Ethan & Neil talk about the new Hybrid classes, the upcoming charity day in July and the masters competition. Plus I have added a listeners question. We would love some feedback and something to talk about in future episodes.

In dieser Folge interviewt Ruben Marcella vom Gutenacht-Bus. Eine Hilfsorganisation, welche Obdachlosen in Düsseldorf eine mobile Anlaufstelle bietet und diese sowohl mit Essen, als auch mit Kleidung versorgt. Der Gutenacht-Bus organisiert sich ausschließlich durch Spenden. In unserer Praxis findet einmal jährlich der Charity-Day statt. Praxismitglieder werden kostenlos justiert und können einen Betrag X spenden. Dieser wurde sowohl letztes Jahr, als auch dieses Jahr an den Gütenacht-Bus gespendet. Der nächste Charity-Day ist am Samstag, den 17.06.23.

We're excited to announce our annual charity show to help others during the holiday season! Here is a guide for giving to charities this Christmas. It includes some of our favorites, along with info on how to find some that are more personal to you.Find a charity that fits your giving preference-CharityNavigator.orgThe list of charities mentioned on the show-Pet Charities:Petcolove.orgForeverpaws.comSheldrickwildlifetrust.org(elephant, rhino, giraffe adoption)Women's Causes:Jasminegraceoutreach.orghttps://thewomenscentersc.com/donate/Churches-Meal Ministries-Food Pantries-https://olopsomerset.org/*Advent Giving Tree-choose a name from the Christmas tree for a gift donation. Locations:• St. Patrick's, 306 South St, Somerset Ma• St. Louis De France, 56 buffington St, Swansea MA• St. Thomas More, 386 Luther Ave, Somerset MASt. John of God: Meal Ministry and Food Pantryhttp://www.sjogsomerset.org/1036 Brayton Ave, Somerset MAChildren-Camp Angel Wings (bereavement camp for kids)https://www.southcoast.org/visiting-nurse-association/donate-southcoast-vna/Toys for Tots-https://www.toysfortots.org/donate/Default.aspxRestaurants-Gregg's- provides gifts to people in need• Contributions by mail: Gregg's Giving Tree, Inc                                        214B  Main St, East Greenwich RI 02818• Online Contributions: www.greggsusa.com• E gift card contributions: Taylor@greggsusa.com

In dieser Podcastfolge sprechen Finn und Ruben darüber, wie der erste Kiwi Annual Charity Day ablief, was man beim Workshop mit Finn lernt und wie man teilnehmen kann. Sie gehen auch darauf ein, wie die Chiropraktik von David Palmer entwickelt wurde. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören! :-)

Jack was broadcasting live from Thunder Road on "Charity Day," was joined by Dick Bremer, the voice of the Twins on the television side, with Derek Hanson producing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The President's Charity Day at Thurles Golf Club is in aid of CUH Cancer Research and will take place on Wednesday 15th June. The format will be Men's Team of Three and Ladies Team of Three. The President of Thurles Golf Club, Mary Coman O'Neill joined Fran today. €90 per team. Booking is available now on BRS for members and visitors or by calling (089)2740630 or the office/pro-shop on (0504)21983.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/yxnla35w Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Putin criticizes NATO. NATO á cháineadh ag Putin. 'Russia did its best but our security was threatened thanks to NATO. That's why we had no choice but to invade Ukraine''s Russian President Vladimir Putin's key message to the Moscow crowd today . 'Rinne an Rúis a dícheall ach bhí ár slándáil i mbaol a bhuíochas do NATO.Sin an fáth nach raibh aon rogha ann dúinn ach an Úcráin a ionsaí' an phríomh- theachtaireacht a bhí ag Uachtarán na Rúise,Vladimir Putin don slua i Moscó inniu. He was speaking at a commemorative ceremony in the Red Square, this annual event in Russia commemorating the 1945 European war victory against Nazi Germany. Bhí sé ag labhairt ag searmanas comóraidh sa Chearnóg Dhearg, an ócáid bhliantúil seo sa Rúis a dhéanann bua an chogaidh san Eoraip i 1945 i gcoinne Ghearmáin na Naitsithe chun cuimhne. According to many, it was the failure of Germany in its so-called Barbarossa campaign, which turned the tide against it in World War II. Dar le go leor,ba é teipeadh na Gearmáine ina feachtas Barbarossa mar a thugtar air, a chas an taoide ina coinne sa Dara Cogadh Domhanda. The so-called 'Charity Day' is a large parade held in the Red Square in Moscow. Paráid mhór a bhíonn i gceist le 'Lá na Caithréime' mar a thugtar air a reachtáiltear sa Chearnóg Dhearg i Moscó. Putin and Boris Yeltsin, his previous president, often used the occasion to showcase Russia 's military strength. Ba mhinic le Putin agus Boris Yeltsin a chuaigh roimhe mar uachtarán an ócáid a úsáid le láidreacht mhíleata na Rúise a chur ar taispeáint. Putin will use the event today to mobilize the people of his country to support his own campaign in Ukraine. D'úsáidfidh Putin an ócáid inniu le pobal a thíre a ghríosadh chun tacú lena fheachtas féin san Úcráin. His rhetoric has previously stated that this deadly invasion of the country, which began on 24 February, is the basis for the defeat of Nazism in eastern Ukraine. Tá sé ráite roimhe seo ag a réamas gur ar mhaithe le naitsíochas a chloí in oirthear na hÚcráine an bunús atá leis an ionradh marfach seo ar an tír, a thosaigh ar an 24Feabhra. He also said today in front of the crowd that the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) remains disrespectful to Russia's security, especially in the way the organization is 'spreading its influence in eastern Europe'. Dúirt sé freisin inniu os comhair an tslua go bhfuil Comhghuaillíocht an Atlantaigh Thuaidh (NATO)díthmheasúil i gcónaí i leith shlándáil na Rúise, go háirithe sa bhealach a bhfuil an eagraíocht ag 'leathadh a tionchair in oirthear na hEorpa'. 'We made every effort but NATO did not listen, we had no choice but to invade Ukraine in order to protect the Russian people,' said President Putin. 'Rinne muid gach iarracht ach níor éist NATO, ní raibh aon rogha ann dúinn ach ionradh a dhéanamh ar an Úcráin ar mhaithe leis an bpobal Rúiseach a chosaint' a dúirt an tUachtarán Putin. Ukraine says, not surprisingly, that this statement is just nonsense propaganda and that the whole world will remember what has happened in the country for over 2 months now. Deir an Úcráin,ní nach ionadh,nach bhfuil sa ráiteas seo ach bolscaireacht gan chiall agus go gcuimhneoidh an domhan uilig ar a bhfuil tarlaithe sa tír le breis is 2 mhí anois. It was reported yesterday by Ukraine that at least 60 people may have died since Russian forces bombed a school in the Donbass region in the east of the country. Tuairiscíodh inné ón Úcráin go bhféadfadh sé go bhfuil 60 ar a laghad marbh ó rinne fórsaí na Rúise buamáil ar scoil i réigiún an Donbass in oirthear na tíre. The school building in Bilohorivka is said to have been completely destroyed. Deirtear gur scriosadh an foirgneamh scoile i Bilohorivka go hiomlán. Missiles from the Russian air force are said to have been responsible.

In this one-off and extraordinary podcast, we meet Mary Storrie, mother of Rosie May, who, in 2003, was brutally murdered at age 10.   That was just the start of an astonishing story of the resilience of Mary and how that and subsequent shocking events gave rise to The Rosie May Foundation.   Ashley and I are joined in this interview by our client and friend, orthodontist Catherine McCanny, who met Mary at an event some years ago and decided that she wanted to enlist the help of dental friends in creating a charity day to inspire her audience and raise funds.   That first conversation took place three years ago and then along came Covid - but now we are ready to launch and, on Friday 8th April 2022, at the Malmaison Hotel in Leeds, Ashley and I will joining Catherine and other guests to provide a day of learning and motivation for all dental team members.   In this podcast you will meet Catherine, another example of resilience, as she briefly shares her own story of opening an ortho practice, during a recession and in a working class Northern mining town - and how she has now become one of the top 5% of Invisalign providers in Europe and a speaker for Align Tech.   You will meet Mary and hear her staggering story of overcoming multiple adversities.   You will hear from Ashley and me, introducing the charity day and the other speakers we have invited, including an astonishing story from a Greek dentist who “sold up” after economic armageddon in her home country, relocated to the UK and rebuilt her professional and personal life.   Even if you cannot make the charity day, listening to this podcast will, like us, make you realise that your own challenges can be put into perspective.   For more information on the day itself - see https://www.therosiemayday.com/ - we would love to see you there.

Sean and Graeme talk Leah vs. Sinead, Bellator Dublin, Wonderboy, Lewis, KSW, Ian Coughlan charity day and more! Go Fund Me Link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/lets-get-ian-walking-again This episode of the podcast is presented by Manscaped! Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code SevereMMA at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com, and use code SevereMMA. Your balls will thank you™! And now….. here's the podcast!

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In remembrance of September 11, 2001, New York Times foreign affairs columnist Tom Friedman, Cantor Fitzgerald and BGC Partners CEO and chairman Howard Lutnick, and CNBC's Contessa Brewer reflect on that tragic day, how the world was shaped by it, and what's next, at home and abroad. Lutnick remembers over two thirds of the Cantor Fitzgerald employees lost in the 9/11 attacks, and speaks to the Cantor Fitzgerald-BGC Partners annual Charity Day, in support of their families. CNBC's Contessa Brewer reports on the physical, emotional, and financial impact, far beyond Ground Zero and far beyond 2001. Tom Friedman, author of ‘From Beruit to Jerusalem' reflects on how 9/11 changed the players and the moves on the international, geopolitical stage. Plus, in light of today's Covid-19 crisis, President Joe Biden has outlined a broad plan to increase Covid vaccination rates in the U.S. He announced a mandate that federal employees get a Covid vaccine, with no option for regular testing, and for health-care facilities that get Medicare and Medicaid funding to have staff fully vaccinated.In this episode:Tom Friedman, @tomfriedmanContessa Brewer, @contessabrewerJoe Kernen, @JoeSquawkBecky Quick, @BeckyQuickAndrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkin

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Charity Day is going on at Thunder Road, and we talk with the manager of Thunder Road, James Tandesky, about the Charity day, and other fun stuff that is happening at Thunder Road. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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nternational Charity day Name of the teacher : Manju.k

Thunder Road will host its annual Charity Day this Tuesday, July 14th from 12 noon to 10 pm.  This year’s charity is Lend A Hand Up. Lend-A-Hand Up's Jeana Peinovich tells us that $10 from every $20 Thunder Road punch card purchased Tuesday at Thunder Road or by phone at 282-5151, will benefit Lend A Hand Up to help families in medical crisis. Punch-cards can be used day of or at a future date.  A $20 card pays for activities -  go carts, mini golf, laser tag, bumper cars,... Bring your kids, coworkers or just come yourself for some outdoor and/or indoor fun. For more info go to www.lendahandup.org or visit Thunder Road on their Facebook page.  

Chit Chat about Charity Day and World's Greatest Shave events. Competition announced: enter to get your jingle on our podcast! We want a really fun cool special jingle to play at the beginning of all the future episodes, so get creative and send in a 10 second jingle. As always, email scstudentcouncil@yahoo.com with questions, suggestions or just to chit chat.

Its Chiropractor Day! Rick's 2000 Volvo had $2500 maintenance and now mechanic cannot get it to run, Danny is buying a house and apartment wants to charge him four months rent, Shelita's furniture put in a storage unit was rodent damaged after 4 months, John had surgery on his Ulna nerve and wants to know if Chiropractic would have helped, JR made Thanksgiving Brunch reservations at the Broadmoor and forgot to cancel and was charged $480, this and much more. Tomorrow (Wednesday) is Charity Day!

Do we care more about looking good or do we care more about doing good? The two groups in today’s Gospel, cared more about looking good in front of their peers than doing good for God who was right in front of them. These two groups aimed to ask Jesus a controversial question that would make Jesus look bad so they could look good. Before they ask the question of Jesus, they first try buttering Him up with compliments. One compliment they give Jesus is that He doesn’t care about looking good in front of the people. Once they’ve buttered Jesus up with flattery, they ask Him the controversial question. To pay the tax or not to pay the tax, that was the controversial question the Pharisees and the Herodians asked Jesus. Both of these groups viewed Jesus as troublesome and they thought that if they could get Jesus to publicly answer this controversial question, it would be Jesus’ downfall at the hands of whichever group Jesus sided against with His answer. By answering the question, they thought Jesus would either be labeled as pro-tax and in turn be seen by the religious Pharisees as selling out His Jewish people or Jesus would be labeled as anti-tax and in turn be seen by the more secular Herodians as a revolutionary threat to the Roman Empire they supported. By taking down Jesus with this verbal trap, the Pharisees and the Herodians believed they would look good to their peers by helping retain or gain power and prestige for their group.After they asked the question, Jesus responded by taking the coin that is supposed to be used to pay the tax to the Roman government and asked whose inscription and image is on it. They respond that the coin has the inscription of and is made in the image of the Roman governmental leader Caesar. Next Jesus says, "Then repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God." With this statement, Jesus reminds us that we are doing good when we repay to others what belongs to them. Just as the tax coin has the inscription of the governmental leader who made it, we believe the desire for God is written on the hearts of each of us. Just as the tax coin is made in the image of the governmental leader who made it, scripture tells us that each of us are made in the image of God who made us. God is the one who gave us our first breath of life. When we understand this, we avoid the pitfall others fall into when they try to find their identity and self-worth in looking good for others and we instead find our true identity and self-worth in being a beloved son or daughter of God. What exactly does it mean for we beloved sons and daughters of God to repay to God what belongs to God? Jesus stops short of spelling out exactly what this means. That’s because Jesus wants each of us to think and pray about what this means. When we think and pray about what it means to repay to God what belongs to God, we are first reminded that everything belongs to God and that we should start living our lives for an audience of one. This audience of one is God who made each of us for friendship with Him and it is time that is the currency of friendship. We are repaying or giving to God by spending this hour with Him at Mass, but God doesn’t want this one hour to be the end of the time we dedicate to Him this week. God wants this hour to be the start of the time we dedicate to Him this week. The God who gave us our first breath of life is the same God who paid the ultimate price by giving His very life on the cross for the sins of each one of us. We are going to experience this truth in a very real way in a few moments when we receive the body and blood of Jesus. As we open our mouths to consume the body and blood of Jesus, let us open our hearts so that Jesus may consume our hearts, so that our hearts may become like His heart, so that our hands may become His hands, so that our feet may become His feet, so that our face may become His face, so that when we encounter others, they may see Christ in us and so that in all those we encounter, we may see Christ in each of them. When we take this approach of seeing God as part of how we live every aspect of our lives, then we give God our time generously while doing the good He made us to do. In fact, we give our very beings to God when we live this way. This is what repaying to God what belongs to God means, giving Him our very beings. Jesus wants us to receive His body and blood here and take Him out into the world to continue His work in the world. One of the greatest goods we can do is going out and helping others have an encounter with Jesus and then bringing them back here to Church to help grow the Body of Christ. We have opportunities in our own community to help others have an encounter with Christ like at this Wednesday’s Act of Charity Day at the Boys and Girls Club, we have opportunities in other states to help others have an encounter with Christ like going with Fr. Jeremy to Texas to help the hurricane victims and we also have the opportunity to extend the hands of Christ into the farthest reaches of the world so that Christ may encounter those in other nations. We can help with this by supporting the World Mission Sunday appeal this weekend. Sometimes it is the ones hardest to reach who most need an encounter with Christ. Doing good must start with us giving God our time in prayer. If we don’t have time to pray, we are busier than God ever intended us to be. When we pray, let us say, “Lord, what would you like me to do today?” Listen in our hearts for the whisper of God’s response and which direction He is tugging our hearts in. Then, when we move into action, let us care less about looking good for our peers and more about doing good for God.

Do we care more about looking good or do we care more about doing good? The two groups in today’s Gospel, cared more about looking good in front of their peers than doing good for God who was right in front of them. These two groups aimed to ask Jesus a controversial question that would make Jesus look bad so they could look good. Before they ask the question of Jesus, they first try buttering Him up with compliments. One compliment they give Jesus is that He doesn’t care about looking good in front of the people. Once they’ve buttered Jesus up with flattery, they ask Him the controversial question. To pay the tax or not to pay the tax, that was the controversial question the Pharisees and the Herodians asked Jesus. Both of these groups viewed Jesus as troublesome and they thought that if they could get Jesus to publicly answer this controversial question, it would be Jesus’ downfall at the hands of whichever group Jesus sided against with His answer. By answering the question, they thought Jesus would either be labeled as pro-tax and in turn be seen by the religious Pharisees as selling out His Jewish people or Jesus would be labeled as anti-tax and in turn be seen by the more secular Herodians as a revolutionary threat to the Roman Empire they supported. By taking down Jesus with this verbal trap, the Pharisees and the Herodians believed they would look good to their peers by helping retain or gain power and prestige for their group.After they asked the question, Jesus responded by taking the coin that is supposed to be used to pay the tax to the Roman government and asked whose inscription and image is on it. They respond that the coin has the inscription of and is made in the image of the Roman governmental leader Caesar. Next Jesus says, "Then repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God." With this statement, Jesus reminds us that we are doing good when we repay to others what belongs to them. Just as the tax coin has the inscription of the governmental leader who made it, we believe the desire for God is written on the hearts of each of us. Just as the tax coin is made in the image of the governmental leader who made it, scripture tells us that each of us are made in the image of God who made us. God is the one who gave us our first breath of life. When we understand this, we avoid the pitfall others fall into when they try to find their identity and self-worth in looking good for others and we instead find our true identity and self-worth in being a beloved son or daughter of God. What exactly does it mean for we beloved sons and daughters of God to repay to God what belongs to God? Jesus stops short of spelling out exactly what this means. That’s because Jesus wants each of us to think and pray about what this means. When we think and pray about what it means to repay to God what belongs to God, we are first reminded that everything belongs to God and that we should start living our lives for an audience of one. This audience of one is God who made each of us for friendship with Him and it is time that is the currency of friendship. We are repaying or giving to God by spending this hour with Him at Mass, but God doesn’t want this one hour to be the end of the time we dedicate to Him this week. God wants this hour to be the start of the time we dedicate to Him this week. The God who gave us our first breath of life is the same God who paid the ultimate price by giving His very life on the cross for the sins of each one of us. We are going to experience this truth in a very real way in a few moments when we receive the body and blood of Jesus. As we open our mouths to consume the body and blood of Jesus, let us open our hearts so that Jesus may consume our hearts, so that our hearts may become like His heart, so that our hands may become His hands, so that our feet may become His feet, so that our face may become His face, so that when we encounter others, they may see Christ in us and so that in all those we encounter, we may see Christ in each of them. When we take this approach of seeing God as part of how we live every aspect of our lives, then we give God our time generously while doing the good He made us to do. In fact, we give our very beings to God when we live this way. This is what repaying to God what belongs to God means, giving Him our very beings. Jesus wants us to receive His body and blood here and take Him out into the world to continue His work in the world. One of the greatest goods we can do is going out and helping others have an encounter with Jesus and then bringing them back here to Church to help grow the Body of Christ. We have opportunities in our own community to help others have an encounter with Christ like at this Wednesday’s Act of Charity Day at the Boys and Girls Club, we have opportunities in other states to help others have an encounter with Christ like going with Fr. Jeremy to Texas to help the hurricane victims and we also have the opportunity to extend the hands of Christ into the farthest reaches of the world so that Christ may encounter those in other nations. We can help with this by supporting the World Mission Sunday appeal this weekend. Sometimes it is the ones hardest to reach who most need an encounter with Christ. Doing good must start with us giving God our time in prayer. If we don’t have time to pray, we are busier than God ever intended us to be. When we pray, let us say, “Lord, what would you like me to do today?” Listen in our hearts for the whisper of God’s response and which direction He is tugging our hearts in. Then, when we move into action, let us care less about looking good for our peers and more about doing good for God.

Marv Brown aka “Big Marv” is an A&R Executive with Sony Music for Polo Grounds Music, a 25 year veteran of the Music and Entertainment industry in North America and a Real Estate investor. His influential touch and experience in music production has sold millions of records globally and impacted the careers of Hurricane Chris (Hey Bay Bay), A$AP Mob – Rocky & Ferg and “Mr. Worldwide” Pitbull. Earlier this year, Mr. Brown was selected by Cantor Fitzgerald Chairman and CEO Howard Lutnick to co-ordinate Cantor Fitzgerald's premier Celebrity Charity Concert at Radio City Music Hall to benefit 9/11 families and victims of natural disasters of the world on September 10th, 2017. It coincides with Cantor Fitzgerald's annual Charity Day on the New York Stock Exchange trading floor, which gives 100% of its global revenues to the Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund. Since 1990, Mr. Brown created a foundation for urban acts in Canada under his Top Cat Entertainment lifestyle brand. In addition, he promoted American culture offering R&B performers a stage in Toronto and financing major Canadian concert tours to audiences of 20 000 plus. Mr. Brown's entrepreneurial endeavours expand into the arena of theatre, bringing to Toronto and New York numerous high profile plays such as Tyler Perry's Marriage Counsellor, Umoja, Fela Kuti and Virtuality — all to critical acclaim. He is also a partner in Property Finance Corp, a successful mortgage investment company that assists in property purchases and advises on real estate ventures with assets in the millions. Mr. Brown has recently broadened his Top Cat Entertainment Lifestyle brand to begin development of a music festival in the Bahamas, with plans to provide his expertise to other Caribbean islands. Mr. Brown will be on on our show live tonight at 7 p.m. Eastern/4 p.m. Pacific. – Some of his background, how he got into the entertainment industry at a young age how did his journey into entrepreneurship begin – How Puff Daddy influenced his life – What kept him going in the early days and when did his career go to the next level – How and why did he get into the world of real estate – Why did he decide to have a business in the United States and how did Top cat Entertainment start – How did he end up collaborating with R&B icon Teddy Riley and the story behind his first record deal – How has the music industry changed since he started – The importance of mentorship and relationships – How did he start a property company – Some of his highlights in the entertainment and the real estate business – What does he like about being an entrepreneur and his future plans You can contact Mr. Brown via: Website Twitter Instagram Email Visit our website at http://www.thedrvibeshow.com/ Please feel free to email us at dr.vibe@thedrvibeshow.com Please feel free to “Like” the “The Dr. Vibe Show” Facebook fan page at “The Dr. Vibe Show” Facebook Fan Page God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith, Dr. Vibe

Today's episode is the third of three parts that covers the MdS. The Bad Boy Runners will talk about David's experience of day 5 and the Charity Day! They then move on to asking listener questions which are answered in the usual Bad Boy Running style. Enjoy! If you enjoyed this episode please SUBSCRIBE to get every episode delivered to you before everyone else. Join the conversation! If you want to request a guest or chat about this episode with like-minded drunk runners then head over to the Bad Boy Running Podcast Facebook group, here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1609232602668375/ To join, just answer three questions either correctly or hilariously and we'll realise you're not a spam robot and add you! Here's how to get involved: Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/badboyrunningpodcast Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/badboyrunning1 You can also follow Jody at @Ultrarunnerjody and David at @DavidHellard Email us at letters@badboyrunning.com  Buy merch at the Merch Store at www.badboyrunning.com Lastly, don't forget to subscribe! FYB!

Finish or not to finish? That is the question. Is this a finish line I see before me? What finish line through yonder window breaks? In the final episode of the MdS Specials, Jody and David discuss David's feeling of elation and David makes a theatre based analogy that leaves Jody stunned.   If you're thinking about doing the MdS next year, a loved one is doing it this year, or indeed you just want to listen to some top quality running chat, this is the Podcast for you! If you haven't already listened to them then make sure you scroll back and listen to special episodes 1 through 5 for a fuller picture of the Marathon des Sables  If you've done the MdS or want to in the future, then join the Bad Boy discussion on the Bad Boy Running Facebook Group or email letters@badboyrunning.com Enjoy! If you enjoyed this episode please SUBSCRIBE to get every episode delivered to you before everyone else. Join the conversation! If you want to request a guest or chat about this episode with like-minded drunk runners then head over to the Bad Boy Running Podcast Facebook group, here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1609232602668375/ To join, just answer three questions either correctly or hilariously and we'll realise you're not a spam robot and add you! Here's how to get involved: Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/badboyrunningpodcast Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/badboyrunning1 You can also follow Jody at @Ultrarunnerjody and David at @DavidHellard Email us at letters@badboyrunning.com  Buy merch at the Merch Store at www.badboyrunning.com Lastly, don't forget to subscribe! FYB! Alternatively you can follow us on Twitter, David is @davidhellard and Jody is @UltrarunnerJody and use the hashtag #badboyrunning. Enjoy these special episodes and be sure to subscribe to the Podcast for the weekly episode too!

Dozens of nonprofits, celebrities and BGC partners unite for Charity Day 2015.

Dozens of charities and celebrity ambassadors join Cantor Fitzgerald on their 5th annual Charity Day in New York