Podcast appearances and mentions of chris ott

This week we talk with our friend, Independent writer/director Chris Ott. We discuss the beggining of the film making journey. What's it like to begin with an idea and look up at the tall task ahead of you. How do you approach raising money, transitioning from crew to being in charge, and the hopes for a project that is in it's earliest stages.  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWWj2CaS-1Q Join the Misfit Parade: https://www.misfitparade.com/ Support the show on the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/messedupmoviespod Watch our newest short film Sugar Tits Now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sz7leFqqo4g Follow Chris's Journey: Instagram: @seaotter117  

Chris shares what strategic storytelling is and the difference between a story and a strategic story, why this is all very important for industrial innovators to get right, how founders can get started to sell their vision more effectively (thematically and tactically) by building their personal brand which in-turn bolsters the company brand, and finally a “What's Hot and What's Hype” section when it comes to which tactical media tools and channels are most effective in 2024.  

We have been waiting for this one for a long time. Tremaine Fowlkes is in the house! The Crenshaw High School legend, Pac-10 Freshman of the Year and NBA Champ shares his hoops story from start to finish in an episode that did NOT disappoint. This one may have been a long time in the making but it was very much well worth the wait!Tremaine Fowlkes played in an incredible era for high school basketball. He starred in an era that featured a handful of some of our favorite guests such as Schea Cotton, Ricky Price, Keith Closs, Jelani Gardner, Travis Reed, Chris Ott, and many others. He went on to play at both Cal and Fresno State before being drafted 54th overall in the 1998 NBA Draft. He had a successful career in the NBA and overseas and is now an author and college level official. Fowlkes shares great stories about Crenshaw, AAU, Schea Cotton, Jerod Ward, college hoops experience, Tony Gonzalez, Chris Herren, journey to NBA, Michael Olowokandi, Kobe, MJ, experiences overseas, officiating, his book, and MUCH more!BIG thanks to Tremaine Fowlkes for taking the time to hang out with us today. He is such a staple in the hoops scene in SoCal during his era and it was an honor to finally have the chance to learn about his journey. You do NOT want to miss this one!Thanks Tremaine Fowlkes!Be sure to support and purchase his book titled “From The Shaw To The Chip”Link - https://www.amazon.com/Shaw-Chip-Dawg-ebook/dp/B0C9XMLGKWYou can find this episode on Apple, Spotify or any source for podcasts.Follow us on social media for news, updates and highlight reels!Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/notin.myhouse.79Instagram- @Not_in_my_house_podcastTwitter - @NOTINMYHOUSEpc

Starting out as a 12v salesperson at Best Buy, Chris Ott spent his entire time with the company trying to get back into the tech/installer bay. After a year of excuses, Chris followed a friend to work at Circuit City where he could pursue his true passion. As a big box store, there were a lot of rules and structure, which Chris really appreciated. Over the course of 13 years, he worked up the ranks to become an install manager before the company came to an end. When the company went bankrupt, Chris decided he wanted to get away from the big box stores. Over the next few years, Chris experienced everything from higher-end boutiques to small mom-and-pop shops. Ultimately it was his part in an iPod-mini install video that went viral, that helped Chris really make a name for himself in the industry. He went on to work for some great shops, as well as some toxic ones. Through it all he learned the value of work-life balance and surrounding yourself with like-minded people.  What You'll Learn: How a viral video affected Chris's standing in the industry. What activity helped to pull Chris out of his depression. Why you should be picky about who you work with. And much more! Favorite Quote: “I like to address some of these taboo things, but doing it in a positive fashion that's positive to the industry.” -Chris Ott Connect with Chris: YouTube

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Books this time: Euphoria, by Lily King; Writers and Lovers, by Lily King; Lessons in Chemisty, by Bonnie Garmus; The Last Housewife, by Ashley Winstead; I Have Some Questions for You, by Rebecca Makkai; You Only Live Twice, by Ian Fleming; Astro City Vol 2, by Kurt Busiak; All the Marvels, by Douglas Wolk; 33 1/3 Unknown Pleasures, by Chris Ott.r

Books this time: The Song of Pentecost, by W.J. Corbett; Anger, by Thicht Naht Hahn; One Story; Boulevard; Boston Review; Everyone in my Family has Killed Someone, by Benjamin Stephenson; The Writing Retreat, by Julia Bartz; I'm Glad My Mom Died, by Jennette McCurdy; A Heart that Works, by Rob Delaney; The Candy House, by Jennifer Egan; 33 1/3: Highway to Hell, by Joe Bonomo and Unknown Pleasures, by Chris Ott; The Human Target, by Tom King.

There's an entitlement issue in the car audio industry. A lot of guys want instant gratification of perfecting something without putting in the effort to acquire the skill set. It's truly an industry that requires initiative. Chris Ott wasn't paid for every hour he put into learning a skill. He learned things on his own so that he could speed up the process or build value in the product, so he could sell the job properly. By being on both the sales side and the technician side, Chris knows how to get people to know, like, and trust him. A lot goes into building a relationship with a customer, right down to the shop uniform. Presenting a professional demeanor is the first impression. Beyond that, people are going to notice how clean your shop is, what measures you take to protect the cars, and your history of success. Too many owners get complacent with how they run their business. Things are always changing, and you never know what innovation can do to your momentum. What You'll Learn: How to gain a client's trust. How to ease customers' concerns. What drives innovation in the industry. When DSP can be beneficial. Favorite Quote: “Everybody's got talent in different areas, so I respect everybody.” -Chris Ott How to Get Connected: YouTube

Starting out as a 12v salesperson at Best Buy, Chris Ott spent his entire time with the company trying to get back into the tech/installer bay. After a year of excuses, Chris followed a friend to work at Circuit City where he could pursue his true passion. As a big box store there were a lot of rules and structure, which Chris really appreciated. Over the course of 13 years he worked up the ranks to become an install manager before the company came to an end. When the company went bankrupt, Chris decided he wanted to get away from the big box stores. Over the next few years, Chris experienced everything from higher end boutique to small mom and pop shops. Ultimately it was his part in an ipod-mini install video that went viral, that helped Chris really make a name for himself in the industry. He went on to work for some great shops, as well as some toxic ones. Through it all he learned the value of work-life balance and surrounding yourself with like minded people. What You'll Learn: How a viral video affected Chris's standing in the industry. What activity helped to pull Chris out of his depression. Why you should be picky about who you work with. And much more! Favorite Quote: “I like to address some of these taboo things, but doing it in a positive fashion that's positive to the industry.” -Chris Ott How to Get Connected: YouTube

Chris Ott (founder and CEO of Creative Blue, a Silicon Valley-based creative agency) has a passion for building brands through storytelling. Chris knows that a company cannot communicate with its audience (current or new) without truly realizing its identity inside and out. At Creative Blue, Chris works to help his clients share etheir stories in a meaningful, concise way that's effective and compelling for their respective audiences. As a professional cyclist competing internationally, he always thrived on competition, and the desire to win. He has come up with creative concepts to connect fans to sports for classic sporting events like Wimbledon, IndyCar, and more. Today, he focused on all kinds of businesses to tell their stories to chart their growth! ___________________________________________________ Rajeev Mudumba's Website: www.rajeevmudumba.com Plan B Success Podcast: Available on your favorite platform including iTunes @ https://apple.co/2JCSysL?ls=1 or www.planbsuccess.live or www.planb.live https://www.planbsuccessschool.thinki... - You can be a successful Entrepreneur and can do a LOT with your very own podcast. Follow Rajeev's FREE training & you'll discover How to ideate, create, launch, monetize and grow your podcast in just a couple of hours! Rajeev's Book - My Inspiration: Quotes that shaped my self-improvement journey - Available on Amazon Worldwide on your local Amazon site or @https://amzn.to/2JG1DRL Plan B Success YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly/2YegieF Medium Articles: https://rajeevmudumba.medium.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajeevmud... Facebook Plan B Success Page: https://www.facebook.com/planbsuccess... Facebook My Inspiration Book Page: https://www.facebook.com/myinspiratio... Instagram: @hifromraj1

On this episode Kerry Guard chats with Chris Ott, CEO of Creative Blue. Chris and I were introduced through mutual connections. He first met my business partner, Mike Krass then Mike had the genius idea to see if Chris wanted to join us on Tea Time so here we are! Chris and Kerry dig into Brand Marketing, especially as it relates to startups who are looking for funding so his company can help them get the funding then scale. Chris is a big believer in story and has a very direct approach on how brand can tell their story. Season 9: Spotify Playlist

We don't expect you to recognize the name, but sometimes the unexpected turns out to be the most interesting. Chris Ott joins us today to share his experiences that involve multiple former guests of ours. He gives us a great idea of what the average role player in college basketball will go through and also the struggles of a first year Division 1 program. Ott played competitive High School and AAU hoops both with and against some big time legendary names out of the Los Angeles area. He went on to play at Cal Poly where he was a member of the team for their very first year at the Division 1 level. That year Cal Poly had the losingest record for a first year Division 1 program (1-26). He then transferred and finished his career at Mercer. He shares some great stories about Andre Miller, Chris Herren, Rico Harris, Paul Shirley, Elton Brand, Felipe Lopez, Carlos Arroyo, legendary coach Bob Burton, playing against Duke and MUCH more. This episode was an absolute joy. We know you're all used to our former professional players but we know you will love these stories and really appreciate his basketball experiences and the incredible players that he was able to play against. We felt this episode was important and very relatable to what the average college basketball player experiences during their hoop journey and we believe this will give you a greater appreciate for collegiate role players and first year Division 1 programs.  Turns our Chris is also a fan of our podcast so BIG thanks to Chris for his time and for also being a supporter of our show. Thank you Chris Ott!You can find this episode on Apple, Spotify or any source for podcasts!Follow us on social media!Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/notin.myhouse.79Instagram- @Not_in_my_house_podcastTwitter - @NOTINMYHOUSEpc

In this episode, Jady sits down with Chris Ott, the Executive Pastor of Antioch Austin. Chris is known for his ability to relay and teach clarity to help build healthier team dynamics. Dreamers and visionaries need clarity to build momentum in life and work. Listen to this episode and learn how you can move towards turning dreams into reality and how to communicate vision with clarity.

This episode features Chris Ott, a music writer best known for his Shallow Rewards videos and podcasts and his 33 1/3 book about Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures. We go deep on a lot of topics including music gear, CDs, online music communities, and IRL scenes.  Also, be sure to check out the new episode of Junk Filter where I talk about Steely Dan with the host Jesse Hawken! 

Chris Ott, Executive Director of the ACLU-Wisconsin, talks about that group’s efforts to mitigate violence and allow free speech protest in Kenosha over the failure of prosecution of the police shooter of Jacob Blake. The post ACLU-WI supports protesters in Kenosha appeared first on WORT 89.9 FM.

Welcome to our inaugural episode! We're catching up with '98 classmate Chris Ott and learning about his journey from graduation until today. Want to know how to avoid getting hacked? Interested in what it feels like to save a friend in an avalanche? Curious about having a bounty put on your head by a drug cartel AND a disgruntled coin collector? Tune in for the next 9 minutes and hear all about our amazing classmate! If you'd like to say hi to Chris or learn more about his current law practice (now that he's not dodging international assassins), you can find him here: https://www.rothwellfigg.com/professionals/ottc Finally, we know the audio isn't perfect! We're working on it (remotely and safely, of course), and we promise it will get better as we venture into the podcasting world. Thankfully, Chris is far too interesting for any of it to matter. -Rog & Kelly

Here is the first video foray for the "Wealth Actually" podcast (a bit by accident! We had to switch formats midstream . . . so I decided to experiment with the video format). I interviewed Christopher Ott on #Cybersecurity for the Ultra High Net Worth, High Net Worth and Family Office space. We talk about how one should view their own digital risks, how to protect yourself, and what to do when you have been compromised. We kept it to 40 minutes and probably could have discussed issues for more than three hours. Chris is a partner at Rothwell Figg, the litigation firm based in Washington, D.C. Successfully litigating complex data security matters, conducting hundreds of investigations, and winning dozens of appeals, Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Ott held various influential positions at DOJ including Supervisory Cyber Counsel to the National Security Division of the DOJ, In these roles, he investigated and charged the largest known computer hacking and securities fraud scheme and the hack of Yahoo by Russian intelligence operatives, the largest data breach in history, https://youtu.be/XzYwkjA1qiA BASICS   Cybersecurity- the main concerns are around the ability to control access and use of information. Everybody has at least three types of information PREDICTIVE DATA This is data that will help predict what you are going to do. This is especially useful for hackers and other criminals as they figure out how to access your data. CONTROLLING DATA This is data that regulates the access to a client's information. This can include: Passwords (and the need for two factor control, Phones (with automatic password access that can be migrated), and "Deep Fake" video and voice that can trick the gatekeepers into relinquishing access INFLUENCE This can include social, political, or economic influence. THREE TYPES OF ADVERSARIES Criminals Spies Hybrid hackers -Russian Type -Chinese Type SPECIAL CONCERNS FOR HNW INDIVIDUALS More data More control Much more influence ·         Direct socio-political ·         Indirect socio-political WHAT IS IMPORTANT? §  Control ·         Analog passwords ·         Never take shortcuts ·         Device security §  Two Factor INFORMATIONAL AUDITS (DATA MAPPING) §  What do I have? §  How do I control it? §  Who else has access to it? CONVENIENCE VS. SECURITY §  BEC §  Sim Jacking §  Deep fake audio and video WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU HAVE BEEN COMPROMISED Understand What You Have and What Your Risks Are Have Advisors In Place Don't Panic- Assess the Situation Implement Action Plan Some Quick Ideas to Protect Yourself and Your Business . . . Establish an action plan in case of a breach or other compromise. Emphasize personal relationships with all business transactions. Make sure that you have personal relationships with your advisors and transactors so that there is layer of common sense behind communications. Audit what you and your family put out in the world of social media both from a cybersecurity AND from a PERSONAL security standpoint. Consider having a policy- even if informal- to prevent predators having access to physical information. Use multi-factor authentication procedure to confirm and verify instructions (ESPECIALLY for wire transfers or money transactions). Encrypt emails that include private information such as bank details, credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, etc.  Back up all data off-site on a regular basis. Regularly change passwords and use different passwords for platforms so that one breach doesn't turn into a cascading data breach on other systems. Perform regular cyber audits to make sure confidential information is secure and that accessible information to the public is properly scrutinized. Avoid clicking on links and being suspicious of attachments.

Today on the Flashpoints Chris Ott, Executive Director of the ACLU of Wisconsin tells us why the internationally celebrated legal rights group has called for the immediate resignation of  both Kenosha Sheriff, David Beth and Police Chief Daniel Miskinis. Also a local activist catches Sheriff Beth in a Big Lie. We'll feature a report from our special correspondent in Portland in the aftermath of the protest and clashes over the weekend that included gunfire and the killing of an apparent right wing trump supporter: and we'll also be joined by Kevin Alexander, long time civil rights activist, former adviser to Jesse Jackson and noted author of Killing Trayvons: An anthology of American Violence. The post Chris Ott of The Wisconsin ACLU on The Protests and more appeared first on KPFA.

2020 starts of with a bang (rotary joke)! Lance sits down with Chris Ott, owner of Rotary Performance (RP) in Garland, TX. RP has worked on Lance’s FD for almost 10 years, and together they discuss RP’s story, which rotary perceptions are (and aren’t) true, which RXs are bulletproof, and how recent market trends have changed RX7 owner behaviors. ———————————————- www.rotaryperformance.com Find Launch Control everywhere as @launchcontrolcars  Want to hear anything in particular? Email us at launchcontrolcars@gmail.com or DM us!

My guest today is Jon Lampley. Jon is an incredibly gifted multi-instrumentalist and one of the most generous musicians I’ve witnessed, enthusiastically giving of his heart and soul every time he is on stage. Jon developed tuba skills in middle and high school ensembles while playing trumpet in church. He majored in Jazz Studies at The Ohio State University, where he met and collaborated with similarly-driven friends, at their college house on Hunter Ave. In homage to that college house, Jon (trumpet/sousaphone), Dan White (saxophone) and Chris Ott (trombone/beatbox) formed the dynamic band Huntertones. All three wrote music for the band, and recently the compositions have had a more collaborative process. Their soulful rhythm section consists of John Hubble on drums, Adam DeAscentis on bass, Justin Stanton on keys/trumpet, and Josh hill on guitar, blending jazz, hip-hop, R&B, with an infectious New Orleans vibe. Huntertones motto is to have their audience feeling better leaving than when they came in, winning the joyful support of fans around the world. After graduating from OSU, Huntertones was selected to be travel ambassadors for American Music Abroad, through the U.S. State Department, a cultural exchange program. Their travels to share their original music in Barbados, Ecuador, Togo and Zimbabwe had a profound impact on each musician individually and definitely as a group musically. Jon witnessed in Africa that there was no separation between singing and dancing, they are one in the same! Which explains what delights me in watching Jon perform; he embodies the joy and gracious spirit that resonated with him so deeply, as African musicians taught song, instrument and movement together. Since he was a junior in college, Jon has been the touring trumpet player for the platinum selling rock band, Of A Revolution (O.A.R.). When Jon is not touring with Huntertones or O.A.R., you can catch him performing with Jon Batiste’s “Stay Human”, the house band on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Check the show notes for links to all of Jon’s creative projects! Enjoy the podcast! Links: jonlampley.com huntertones.com FB: Jon Lampley IG: @jonlampleymusic IG: @Huntertones

Chris Ott the Executive Director of the Wisconsin American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) will discuss the filing of a law suit against the Milwaukee Police Department for racial profiling of minorties, what their organization stands for, how does the (ACLU) serve the community, what kind of cases do they defend, new projects in the works, upcoming events in the community, how long has their organization been in the community, know your rights as a citizen, freedom of speech and how can we make changes in our communites 

This weeks episode takes us to Texas Frightmare Weekend 2017.m We talk about two movies of panels we went to while we were there that include The Hills Have Eyes (1977) and Rob Zombie's 31. What we thought about the whole thing all together and as a special bonus after the end we included all the Meg Foster you could want. PLUS we have a very cool interview with CHRIS OTT of LONDON 1888. You can find LONDON 1888 stuff here ...... london1888.com ..... facebook.com/London1888shop ..... instagram.com/london1888 ...... As always you can find us @ .... facebook.com/pairanormalguys .... instagram.com/pairanormalguys ..... twitter.com/pairanormalpod .... pairanormalguyspod.wordpress.com ..... 

The 6th Borough Podcast gets overrun with Otts. Dr. Chris Ott joins us to discuss becoming a doctor, archery, fishing, and fun wheel chair activities.

This week on the Random Assault Podcast, we get down and dirty with a new list of Fap Achievments stroked out by listener Chris Ott! We also cover a lot of ground from our recent Boston trip that didn't make it into the FIG video or the Breakfastcast. And because this is Random Assault, we also talk about hemorrhoids and Star Trek. Because of course. SEGMENT 1: - Recording levels - The Bastard Executioner - Round One Arcade - Adventures in Boston - Eddie Spuhgetti Halloween Volume 2 - Boston Festival of Indie Games - Nintendo AVS - More Boston stories SEGMENT 2: - Hemorrhoids - Public transportation - Star Trek - Jake Gyllenhall SEGMENT 3: - A new fap achievment list by Chris Ott - PhilAngie's fanfiction - Kate's therapy session

DISCLAIMER: This Minor Assault episode and Episode 204 are part of the same episode. We had the DC Stunt Coalition guys on for the third segment, and they were so good and so enthusiastic, (plus that segment went on for almost 2 hours), we just decided to make that one Episode 204. This Minor Assault is the first two segments of what would be that full episode. We're joined by listeners and fans alike, including TURbo, Chris Ott, Timmy Pags, and Richard Hotsauce Carolina, to recap our experiences at this year's Music and Games Festival! It should be noted that we had a LOT of people in the room by Segment 2 of this episode, so it gets rough, but it's still great!

A discussion with ex-music writer Chris Ott about his history with Pitchfork Media, and Condé Nast's recent acquisition of the notorious music website.

This week on Random Assault, listeners Chris Ott and TURbo join us to talk about how Rick and Morty is just too annoying to be a good show, the ups and downs of Random Assault over the years, and red band trailers. Also, Alex makes us play a game that makes us all want to die. Hooray!SEGMENT 1:- Common knowledge to us is trivia to everyone else- Straight Outta- Rick and Morty is almost likeable but is still unbearable- Hover: Revolt of Gamers- Rising ThunderSEGMENT 2:- Random Assault Podcast Exam- Chris Ott reviews Nerf guns - BoomCo - Xploderz- HazeSEGMENT 3:- Red band trailers- Alex confuses everyone for 10 minutes- And then we play the most boring game ever- SNL bans- Best and worst of Random Assault- Senator Steven Armstrong for President 2018

This week on Random Assault, we're joined by a flurry of guests! Kori sits in with Mitch again, and the long-awaited appearance of RA superfans TURbo and Chris Ott! The guys jerk each other off with quotes and exerpts from the RA Wiki, (lovingly run by TURbo), then they argue about Sonic games and we get the final chapter of The Saga of Flabslapper. Oh, and two contests are announced! Be sure to listen til the third segment to find out how to win Steamalot: Epoch's Journey, and FLCL on DVD!

For the first-ever Rawkblog podcast, Rawkblog Presents, I talked to writers/thinkers/geniuses Chris Ott and Paul De Revere about this year’s Pitchfork Music Festival, the rise of Grimes and cloud-rap, One Week One Band, indie-rock generational divides and everyone’s picks of the best things to listen to/watch/etc. for the week. You can watch our Google Hangout […]