Podcast appearances and mentions of chris pettit

Chris Pettit shares the importance of voting. As christians our vote affects those around us. When we pray and seek the Lords heart in how we vote, we are living out the scripture, “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and love your neighbour.” We live in a divided world where our political views are always up for judgment. However, as christians it is our responsibility to vote for the righteous was, and to speak the Lords heart in all political matters. Chris shares that this area is the BEST area for true evangelism. Not to come from a place of hating those who do not agree with our views but loving them as Christ.

In this episode, Lee-Ann interviews Chris Pettit, CEO and Co-Founder at Revving. The hot topics of improving cashflow and growing your affiliate business are discussed, as well as how Chris identified the problem of delayed payments in the digital economy, particularly in ad tech and affiliate marketing. Wait for some stats to make you sit up and take notice! Chris explains how Revving.io uses technology to compress payment terms and provide instant payments to publishers, ultimately improving cashflow and enabling businesses to grow.Listen to find out more about:Revving.io's technology and platform provide visibility and access to capital, allowing businesses to innovate and transform their operations.Why faster payments can lead to better planning, resource allocation, and ROI for affiliates.Affiliates and brands should consider the impact of working capitalKey segments of this podcast and where you can tune in to go direct: [07:00] The impact of delayed payments and extended payment terms[23:50] Transforming Affiliate payments and enabling innovation[28:30] Taking Action: Considering operational financing and contacting Revving.ioELEVATE Summit 2024 – LONDONJoin us in London on 16-17 September.Limited Tickets Remain! GET YOUR TICKET HERETickets to this two-day conference at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, include: Full two-day conference and keynote speaker line-up (Learning from the best in the industry) Access to specific Masterclasses helping you level up your performance and skills developmentLunch and Refreshments FREE on both daysNetworking and Exhibitor AreaMatchmaking meet-upsA Social Networking partyDon't miss your chance to be a part of this groundbreaking ELEVATE summit and take your performance and lead generation marketing efforts to new heights.Secure your ticket and learn with industry veterans what's new and trending in the Affiliate and Lead Generation worlds – today by clicking here.Rate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts “I love Affiverse's Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

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Chris is the founder of Skyline Commercial Real Estate Focused on advising clients regarding their multifamily assets - to maintain and build wealth and forge strong relationships across the Southern California investment market. He previously played professional baseball for multiple teams, reaching the Major Leagues with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in 2009. Through hard work and dedication, Chris kept earning his way to the next level and achieved success at the highest level.   Tune in as he shares valuable strategies on how you could get the best deals for your real estate investments, and how he is able to maintain leads for his business which could be applicable to you too. [00:01 - 11:48] Finding Opportunities in Challenges A professional baseball player turned real estate investor The need for cashflow led him to focus on the brokerage instead of the investment route   [11:49 - 17:39] Things You Need to Know Before Buying A Real Estate Buying a unit? Chris shares a strategy to increase its value Regulatory environment for buyers Stay on top of your rents and increase when you can California has restrictive rent control. You need to be within the guidelines  Brand new investors must be comfortable with the cap rates knowing it is capital preservation The resilience of tenants to rent increases   [17:40 - 17:54] The Keys to Business Growth How to find motivated seller leads Emails and build and maintain relationships Chris on starting his own brokerage How to approach a broker as an investor Ask with no expectations   [17:55 - 20:45] Closing Segment The similarity between baseball and real estate is failure Reach out to Chris!  Links Below Final Words   -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Tweetable Quotes: “When you start in the business, it's a grind.” - Chris Pettit   “If you're brokering and you're not owning, like, do you really believe in your product?” - Chris Pettit   Connect with Chris on LinkedIn and visit Skyline Commercial Real Estate for investment opportunities.   Connect with me:   I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.     Facebook   LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!   Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: Chris Pettit: [00:00:00] What took me, the brokerage drought was the ability to be entrepreneurial, grow your own business, do your own thing. And it's really, you eat what you kill. So whatever you're out there putting in, you're gonna make those returns.  Sam Wilson: Chris beta is a localized department, brokerage founder. He assists private clients with wealth, growth and preservation. He also has a background in baseball, investing in taxes, and as Chris puts it, he has all the bases covered. Chris, welcome to the show.  Chris Pettit: Hey Sam, thanks  Sam Wilson: for having me important in here. Absolutely. The pleasure's mine. There are three questions. Chris, ask every guest who comes in the show in 90 seconds or less. You tell me, where did you start? Where are you now? And  Chris Pettit: how did you get. Yeah, I was playing baseball and I joined a couple friends for some very small scale investments. Some single family houses out in it's called the Midwest. One of my friends said, Hey, I think this is a good idea. I said, well, why don't we pull some money [00:01:00] together? And we can buy a couple of these. So we did that learn more about. The real estate side of the business. My background's more on the finance side. So got to see some of the tax advantages, the depreciation, the cash flow, how it worked. Good hands on experience. Finished playing baseball and got into the brokerage business, local Southern California apartment brokerage, and really took me to where I am now. Just started this company a couple years ago with a couple partners and we're moving that forward. So  Sam Wilson: here. Man. That's really, really cool. So you're playing baseball professionally, and then you start investing in real estate. Were you guys buying single family stuff, buying multifamily? What, what were you guys buying?  Chris Pettit: Yeah, those were single family. And maybe a little bit of the misconception about playing professional baseball is not, everybody's making millions of dollars. So , I, I was not making a lot of money at that time, but I was saving money put away. So we were buying single family little bit in Dayton, Ohio, actually just kind of like bottom of the barrel type stuff for calf flow.  Sam Wilson: Got it. Got it. And when did you know you were onto something and you [00:02:00] said, all right, I'm onto something. And now I'm gonna scale into bigger assets. And I guess then of course, you know, , all the way to launching a, a brokerage, what  Chris Pettit: led you there? Well, seeing how the cashflow would work on a single family and then saving that up, being able to purchase another one, just purely based off of the cashflow you had gotten to date. And having the depreciation, the ride offs, the expenses, that type of thing, it was like, wow, you could kind of scale this a little bit. I didn't wanna try to make something huge there. And , you know, I wasn't didn't know all the tools that we have now, but once I got into the brokerage business, I realized, well, this actually is scalable. Seeing like a lot of things that my clients have done and how they've grown their portfolios. A lot of people just started from the ground up and individuals have large portfolio.  Sam Wilson: Yeah, absolutely. What took you to the brokerage route versus the investment route? Or  Chris Pettit: maybe there's both. You know, it's, it's both for me. I, I do believe in investing and the, the brokerage route is an avenue that you can get there. [00:03:00] Obviously you gotta make some money to be able to invest it. So I think that's probably what led me to the brokerage drought over other over say other jobs. What took me, the brokerage drought was the ability to be entrepreneurial, grow your own business, do your own thing. And it's really, you eat what you kill. So whatever you're out there putting in, you're gonna make those returns. Right, right. Yeah. So I saw the, I saw the upside for, in brokerage compared to just like a job.  Sam Wilson: Absolutely. Absolutely. and as things get extremely frosty in a, in a few different asset classes, I've oftentimes looked at it and I'm like, gosh, it's kind of a risk free way. And obviously you got your time, your capital, your investment on the front end of, you know, going out and finding opportunities and building your buyers list and all those things, but in its own, right, you're not putting down millions of dollars into these deals and going, gosh, I hope it works out. It's like, okay, once we get it across the finish line, it's kind of a risk pretty way of, of being involved in real estate. So I really really, really kind of liked that, especially in times of uncertainty. So that's really cool. Now you guys are [00:04:00] specializing in the Southern California market,  Chris Pettit: is that right? Yeah. Specifically Southern California and specifically apartment buildings. So it ranges the gamut from, you know, four units, which obviously is similar residential, but four to, 50, to a hundred. You know, there's a lot of smaller buildings in Southern California versus . Maybe some other areas. So there's a lot of 10 to 30 unit buildings out here.  Sam Wilson: From what I understand, there's not a lot of new supply coming online in your guys' market.  Chris Pettit: No, not at all. So the market we work, like I said, is let's call it four to 50 core market. And nobody's building those. Maybe there's a couple people building duplexes or fourplexes based on some new zoning, but the stuff that's getting built is 200 unit 300 unit, 400 unit class, a right in the core business districts on these main drags. And those are just not competitors for the type of product that. Are seeing our investors focus  Sam Wilson: on. Right? So tell me about the opportunity right now in your market.  Chris Pettit: So a little bit of the difference in our market versus [00:05:00] other markets is, is such a core market, specifically orange county, LA county, San Diego county being core markets. You can't, like you said, no more supply and someone who wants to preserve capital. Yeah. You might look at the cab rates. They're very compressed, but they're staying compressed. They're not, they're not changing. And rents are flying. Some of that to do with the back end of rent control, but rents are really flying up. So there's no supply, there's no rental supply. And then the class a stuff that's coming out is being priced to the moon on the rental side. So any, any nice property, that's a little bit lower density living for a tenant. They're gonna wanna come in and happy to pay a good amount of rent there just to live in the location that, that they wanna live in. And I don't see that changing just due to the supply, like demand and supply. So the opportunity is purely more preservation rather than say. You might be like, oh, let me go out. I can see this quick flip over here in this hot market. You know, I wouldn't call us like a hot type market or cold market obvious.  Sam Wilson: So what's a strategy then for a buyer. I mean, you know, they're, they're buying something [00:06:00] four to 50 units, Southern California. It might be a rent control. I don't, I don't know exactly how rent control work if that's by county, if that's by building, if that's, maybe you can even give us some, you know, lightness on that, but what is the buyer? What is the person you're representing? What are they thinking when they buy a building? What's their strategy for  Chris Pettit: how to increase value? So their strategy's gonna be growth and appreciation, and you're gonna get there just through the natural and pushed rent growth. The overriding it's a state rent control policy, max of 10%. It's not terrible. Obviously. Sometimes if people are behind then, because an owner's own the building a long time, there is a lot more upside there. Yeah, the strategy is just to come in, purchase the building, get the rents up to market, improve the property a little bit. And not that it's gonna be a significant, like I said, flip, but you're gonna have the value. You're gonna have the value earned in the property and the significant rents providing more cash flow. And you're gonna be, you're also able to get pretty much [00:07:00] core.  Sam Wilson: what's it like when you buy a building? And again, I'm asking just as it, as it pertains to more the regulatory side of things there in California, which is a lot of what investors are afraid of. I think mm-hmm oh man. You know, and, and we hear it. I think, I think it gets a bad rap because obviously you're there and you have clients there making money. You're there making money. I've got friends out there making money in the apartment space in Southern California. And I hear it, hear it all the time. We don't invest in California. But what does, which I think is kind of, again, it, it's kind of a, just a, it's probably a bad statement cuz obviously there's opportunity there. But what's somebody doing when they buy a building from a regulatory and from like a rehab standpoint, like what can they expect? What are the challenges there? Do those challenges, present opportunity. Talk to me about  Chris Pettit: that a little bit. Yeah. Completely understand the regulatory side and a lot of our clients and owners have some of the same feelings. Like they're not saying I won't invest here, but because they already own here. They're saying, oh, I'm not sure about how this regulatory environment is gonna be for, for landlords, which is a fair thought. So part of [00:08:00] our deal, our job is educating them on what the latest government requirements are gonna be that are coming down the pipeline. We don't really have a say in those things. So it's, it's just keeping them up to date. And how do you navigate that? The biggest thing you can do is stay on top of your rents and increase them when you're, when you can once a year and not, not fall behind. If you're buying a building today, it's not, it's not crazy. I mean, we don't really market to say out-of-state buyers. Like California's a, our buyer pool is the buyers that own in the market that live here and that's the people. Like they wouldn't say, oh, I don't, they already own here. And they live here, so right. California's gonna get you for taxes either way, whether, you know, if you're gonna do both. So if you're gonna live here and you wanna own here, maybe you wanna drive by your building. Maybe that makes sense. But just in order to get there, there's no like crazy regulatory requirements. When you purchase an investment property, you go buy an apartment, building a 10 unit down the. Nothing crazy. But if you do wanna do some rehabs or some or raise rents, you just need to be within the guidelines. And, and they're [00:09:00] really not outside of a couple areas. You know, city of LA is very restrictive. Santa Monica has restricted rent control, Santa Ana and there city, certain cities do have up above and beyond requirements. And those are the cities that people are. Either navigate away from, but like you said, there's still a lot of people that maybe not a lot, there's people that will make money in those areas. And they're more experts in navigating that local environment.  Sam Wilson: What do you say to somebody that maybe is a brand new investor to your market? Where do you start them?  Chris Pettit: I would start 'em with the sense of. You need to be comfortable with with the cap rates, let's call it, you know, three and a half to four and a half. When now it's probably generous, but you know, you, you have to be comfortable knowing that this is capital preservation. And if you're, if you're buying here, you're gonna start a three, three and a half and push that up quickly to. You know, four, four and a half on your numbers, and it's not something that you're gonna be making this huge pop on right away. But you, you are gonna [00:10:00] make those gains and rents are gonna go say, they go 10% this year, 10% next year. They're a little bit behind. Then you, you will catch up and you'll have the value and it's gonna be safe. It's, it's a safety play really, but we don't work with too many new investors. I mean, you know, , I live here, I invest here. I don't have a, an issue with that for me. It's I want to be, I'd rather rather own good real estate and good locations. And it's not, about today's cash flow for.  Sam Wilson: Yeah, that's a good point. You know, and that's a lot of, that's a lot of what people are looking for is that big pop. So I guess just reframing the investor expectation. Like, Hey, you're coming into this market. You are, this is a safety play. I think, as you put it, it's not, you're not here to, to hit, hit your home run. You're here to preserve capital. What is I, I, if a landlord is behind, let's say it's a legacy owner. They haven't raised rents in 7, 8, 10 years. What is the tenant resiliency as it pertains to rent increases? Like do, [00:11:00] do, do we see a lot of buildings go vacant once people are like, Hey, we're raising rents 10, 10% this year, you were at 2000 bucks. Now you're at 2200 next year. You're gonna be at, you know, 44 20. What's that? How  Chris Pettit: does that work out? Yeah, not really. I mean, a legacy owner who's fallen behind or just chosen , to do that because they don't need the extra cash flow. Right. New owner comes in. Goes 10% people don't budge. It's not, it's not enough because the building on the streets rent convert $500 more than that, you know? , some people will move and you get natural movement. It's not too restrictive. And then you, you may be able to move people out for some renovations, but that's a little bit dependent on the, the.  Sam Wilson: Right, right. That's really, really cool. Tell me about finding sellers. I mean, that's obviously the, the two things we need in this in this real estate are deals and money. How are you guys finding  Chris Pettit: sellers? Yeah. On our, on the, on the business side, I mean, we just do a lot of consistent calling and emails and touching base with people. It's a very consistent group of people that we're [00:12:00] talking to, the owners that are local, just trying to build that relationship. And there's not a lot. Let's say people that are just oblivious to what's going on. A lot of people know what's going on relatively. And we, we just want to talk to 'em and see, Hey, is, you know, are you ready to go? Are you ready to sell today? Or what's your impetus to sell? These are mostly long term holds for people long term legacy ownership. And as we know, those are great deals to buy and the most opportunity for upside. And so sometimes it's like building family relationships whenever their family. Whenever that time comes to pass it down along the family, things like that. I mean, you know, the time comes for every. , but this is not a short term lo short term game, as far as location goes, you know, you gotta put in the time, build the relationships here. Yeah.  Sam Wilson: Yeah. And that's true, you know, that's true. I think in, in any market, there's not a, there's not a nuance there necessarily defining sellers. It, it sounds like you guys are grinding it out, just like everybody else when it comes to to  Chris Pettit: deal flow. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, we are, [00:13:00] we have some younger guys and it's you know, that's, we don't pull any punches there. It's like, no, this is a grind. I mean, when you start in the business, it's a grind. I mean, we're still on the grind and that's what, that's really the only way you're, you're not gonna you're not gonna miss, you know, blatant deals. Right? Tell  Sam Wilson: me about your team, building out your team. You said you have some younger guys on the team now, what's it been like building a brokerage and, you know, talk to us about that experience and some of the lessons maybe you've learned in that. Chris Pettit: Yeah. So it was just an opportunity that that presented itself for so myself and two partners. And we were working together before not necessarily doing deals together, but independently doing deals while working together. And so we thought, Hey, this is a great opportunity for us to build ourselves, where are we gonna be in five or 10 years? And, you know, maybe build out, build out some sort of a brokerage it's we're not trying to be this big brokerage house, but having some. More people talking and being able to collaborate on deals. I hear you say someone. Oh, Sam. Oh, what was that deal? You were talking about Sam. Like [00:14:00] maybe I, I might have somebody for that where you're, you're just thinking, I talked to this person that was like a waste of time. Right? They said something, but I, it didn't click for you, but I'm sitting over here like, oh, well, I it clicked for me and they let's, let's put a deal together. And so we're really trying to build. Team environment where obviously you're gonna get rewarded on something you bring in and we have, so we have two other guys that are just starting out in the business.  You know, they believe in owning real estate as well. And that's, that's a long term goal. I mean, if we can all switch from the broker side to the owner side, we're gonna, we're gonna be doing pretty well, you know? Right.  Sam Wilson: Is that the long term plan then is to, yeah. I mean, transition.  Chris Pettit: Yeah, to accumulate and own, own real estate. I think California, maybe getting back to one of your earlier questions, Southern California is more of an accumulation game. Mm-hmm if you can accumulate little bits and pieces of, of deals. I mean, I know I have some clients that are open to me throwing into deals, and if, you know, if I can at the time, I'll do that and just kind of put it away. It's not, you know, it's not there. It's not accessible, not running the deal, but [00:15:00] Hey, it's in the deal. I know that's a good piece of real estate and, and down the road I'll be rewarded. So I think it's more of an accumulation play, but yeah, that's the goal, ultimately, just to own more real estate. I mean, we're believers in real estate and we also feel. I'm a strong believer in the fact, if, if you're brokering and you're not owning, like, do you really believe in your product? right. And maybe you don't. Right. Maybe you're just a sales guy, you know, that's fine too. But  Sam Wilson: absolutely. Tell me about cuz that's a nuance a nuance kind of play that you talked about there when you said. How your buyers will rope you in on the deal and say, Hey Chris, do you wanna participate? What's that conversation like? And what would you recommend to somebody that wants to approach their broker? Maybe it's a large commercial real estate transaction. The broker's getting a six, you know, multi six-figure paycheck and they go, Hey, you know, do you want to get in on this deal? How should someone approach you as the broker  Chris Pettit: to have that conversation? Yeah, I mean, I think it's very easy approach from the investor. It's an easy question. Hey, do you have, would you have any interest in [00:16:00] partnering in or putting some of your commission? The deal obviously clear, very clear that no, you're not giving it up. You're not giving up your commission, but right. In putting it into the deal And , timing's everything in that respect, you know, like I said, this is my, my job. So depending on where I'm at timing, maybe I just put money into another deal, obviously gotta pay the bills. And so, yeah, it's an, I feel like it's an easy conversation from the. Investor from the agent side. I don't really bring it up that much. Just because it's, I feel it's a little more you know, most people, most people I deal with it's their, their deal. It's like a one person buyer. Right. And maybe, but, but a people that I know, well, I'll throw it out there at some point. Like, oh, I'd be happy to co-invest with you at some time. And so there's a few, that's the way I would frame it as a broker. You don't wanna be telling everybody, oh, let me get in with you. Let me get in with you. You know, it's a little more, I guess I feel like that would be like pushy, but from the investor side, I think if you just ask with no expectations, I don't see the, I don't find the broker being [00:17:00] offended. Sam Wilson: No, no, certainly not, certainly not. I think it's a great way. One to get some buy in from, like you said, either you believe in the product or you don't. So get some buy in from the broker it's a relatively not easy, but it's a, it's a, it's a source of capital, you know, where you can get involved in it. But then I think it also, it also just develops a long-term relationship with your broker where it's, Hey, you know what we're, we're not just doing a onetime transaction. We're we're in deals together for the long haul. So that's. That's really,  Chris Pettit: really cool. Yeah. I mean, I think it's beneficial for both parties. Like you said, you put people in, we can be partners and you sold me the deal and then, you know, we'll sell it back whenever the time comes again and we'll make money and go to the next thing. Absolutely.  Sam Wilson: Tell me about baseball, baseball, and real estate, that transition. what would you say some things, or maybe, maybe I'll ask this question. I could find the question I was gonna ask you. You know, as it pertained to baseball, what are some things, some, some crossovers from playing baseball to real estate, some similarities you find in, in, in  Chris Pettit: between the two. Yeah, the, the biggest crossover, especially to [00:18:00] brokerage is failure. So, yeah, baseball's a game of failure. You fail all the time. You know, you fail seven outta 10 times. You'll be in the hall of fame. And you know, this is a game of failure too. You're, you're talking to people and some people are not, not receptive to your call at that time or anything you're saying, but it's really a game of being able to a failure and being able to maintain your composure through the highs and the lows. This is a game of highs and lows, and that's the same as baseball. So you can't be out there closing a deal. Celebrating, like just won the world series. It's not gonna, it's not gonna pan out. You know, you gotta be back on, back on the grind and work harder.  Sam Wilson: That's it, man. That's it? Baseball is a game of failure. Yeah. That's kind of funny. I've never heard it quite put like that, but you're right. You know, the what'd you say, what was your statement there? I didn't quite catch that, but it was something about a hall of Famer. If you do  Chris Pettit: what now, if you fail seven outta 10 times as a hitter, you're a hall of fam. Right. Yeah. If  Sam Wilson: you have a 300 buck average, you're, you're a hall of Famer, which is that's pretty [00:19:00] crazy. I absolutely love it. Chris, if our listeners wanna get in touch with you and learn more about you and what's going on there in your marketplace, what is the best way to do that? Chris Pettit: Yeah, you can reach me via email or through our website. It's skyline commercial advisors. And I'm also on Twitter. It's CED at eight 15. That's more of a generic following. I do talk some real estate. It's not strictly real estate focused. It's pretty personalized and, and open. But yeah, those two places and email, or my emails on the site, you gimme anytime. Awesome.  Sam Wilson: Chris, thank you for taking the time to come on the show today. Certainly  Chris Pettit: appreciate it. Yeah. Thanks Sam. Nice to meet you and a pleasure being on the show.

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Director of College Scouting Chris Pettit talks to the media about the Day 2 trades and selections of linebacker Azeez Ojulari and cornerback Aaron Robinson.

Director of College Scouting Chris Pettit talks to the media about the selection of Florida wide receiver Kadarius Toney.

General Manager Dave Gettleman and Director of College Scouting Chris Pettit addressed the media on Thursday to preview the 2021 NFL Draft.

New York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman and head of college scouting Chris Pettit hosted a press conference on Thursday evening, Alex breaks down the major talking points and takeaways. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Giants Director of College Scouting Chris Pettit discusses Andrew Thomas and the Giants 2020 rookie class

Welcome to Achieving Reality:  Film School!  Larry and Chris interview K of Bad Wolf Films at the 2020 Women in Horror Film Festival where she premiered her film Black Lake. Click here to learn more about her work.  Enjoy!   Much thanks goes out to our colleague, Chris Pettit for being our onsite audio guy.  Well done, sir.  

Chris Pettit shares how he became more educated and began to advocate for himself and others living with psoriasis. As Chris says, "it's a full body disease, not just a skin condition."

Healthy HumorThursday Nights 8/7cSpecial guest: CHRIS PETTITOn this episode, Alisha and Daniel have their friend and fellow health advocate Chris Pettit to discuss 3 Scenarios that people with Psoriasis run into dailyChris is a stand-up comedian as well as a long time health advocate concerning the medical condition Psoriasis.This show is sure is to bring awareness while having more than a laugh or two with you!Healthy Humor is brought to you bySpeaking to the Heart Podcast Networkspeakingtotheheart.org_________________________________________ Spotify http://bit.ly/2DB1VVpFacebook http://bit.ly/2J6H0yBGoogle Play http://bit.ly/2fnIrIciTunes http://bit.ly/SpknToHrtYoutube http://bit.ly/STTHYoutubeSpreaker http://bit.ly/STTHSprkStitcher http://bit.ly/2TaNOML

Healthy Humor Thursday Nights 8/7c Special guest: CHRIS PETTIT On this episode, Alisha and Daniel have their friend and fellow health advocate Chris Pettit to discuss 3 Scenarios that people with Psoriasis run into daily Chris is a stand-up comedian as well as a long time health advocate concerning the medical condition Psoriasis. This show is sure is to bring awareness while having more than a laugh or two with you! Healthy Humor is brought to you by Speaking to the Heart Podcast Network speakingtotheheart.org _________________________________________ Spotify http://bit.ly/2DB1VVp Facebook http://bit.ly/2J6H0yB Google Play http://bit.ly/2fnIrIc iTunes http://bit.ly/SpknToHrt Youtube http://bit.ly/STTHYoutube Spreaker http://bit.ly/STTHSprk Stitcher http://bit.ly/2TaNOML

Healthy Humor Thursday Nights 8/7c Special guest: CHRIS PETTIT On this episode, Alisha and Daniel have their friend and fellow health advocate Chris Pettit to discuss No No Time? Chris is a stand-up comedian as well as a long time health advocate concerning the medical condition Psoriasis. This show is sure is to bring more than a laugh or two with you! Healthy Humor is brought to you by Speaking to the Heart Podcast Network speakingtotheheart.org _________________________________________ Facebook http://bit.ly/2J6H0yB Google Play http://bit.ly/2fnIrIc iTunes http://bit.ly/SpknToHrt Youtube http://bit.ly/STTHYoutube Spreaker http://bit.ly/STTHSprk Stitcher http://bit.ly/2TaNOML

Healthy HumorThursday Nights 8/7cSpecial guest: CHRIS PETTITOn this episode, Alisha and Daniel have their friend and fellow health advocate Chris Pettit to discuss No No Time?Chris is a stand-up comedian as well as a long time health advocate concerning the medical condition Psoriasis.This show is sure is to bring more than a laugh or two with you!Healthy Humor is brought to you bySpeaking to the Heart Podcast Networkspeakingtotheheart.org_________________________________________Facebook http://bit.ly/2J6H0yBGoogle Play http://bit.ly/2fnIrIciTunes http://bit.ly/SpknToHrtYoutube http://bit.ly/STTHYoutubeSpreaker http://bit.ly/STTHSprkStitcher http://bit.ly/2TaNOML

Larry and Chris (and Marisa) welcome guests, actors Jordan R. Burge and Xander Call along with filmmaker Chris Pettit. They talk about the experience of taking part in the 72 Hour Film Race and the making of their new movie Autonomous. Enjoy!   Here's a couple of shots from behind the scenes of Autonomous courtesy of our friend Gordon Giddings.       We'll be sure to give you a heads up when Autonomous screens or becomes available for streaming. It was a pleasure working on this project and we look forward to sharing it with you.

Do you want to know what it is like to work your way from a 17th round draft pick to playing in the MLB? Chris shares his story on his experience, and on how he took this experience into other avenues of his life.

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This week, we'll ponder the summer travel season. The world's a mighty big place filled with destinations that can be both beautiful and dangerous, often times in the same city. We'll hear from six artists with a musical itinerary stretching from Copenhagen to Christchurch, Calcutta to Brixton. Leading our tour on this edition of Idyllic Music are Jordan Reyne, Secret Archives of the Vatican, Tikki Masala, Project 5am, My Bubba and Mi and Chris Pettit. Try the new Idyllic Music app.