Podcast appearances and mentions of Corey Paul

As CERAWeek by S&P Global wraps up, Taylor Kuykendall sits down with Commodity Insights co-president Dave Ernsberger, LNG news reporter Corey Paul and power news reporter Kassia Micek to tease out the interesting themes and moments from the conference.  With the AI race front and center at CERAWeek, some of the biggest conversations revolved around powering datacenters, and with a new Trump administration looming large as the backdrop, the spotlight shifted from decarbonization and clean tech in past years to a new emphasis on investment and production, with a constant eye toward energy policy and geopolitics. Energy Evolution has merged with Platts Future Energy, and episodes are now regularly published on Tuesdays.

As CERAWeek by S&P Global wraps up, Taylor Kuykendall sits down with Commodity Insights co-president Dave Ernsberger, LNG news reporter Corey Paul and power news reporter Kassia Micek to tease out the interesting themes and moments from the conference.  With the AI race front and center at CERAWeek, some of the biggest conversations revolved around powering datacenters, and with a new Trump administration looming large as the backdrop, the spotlight shifted from decarbonization and clean tech in past years to a new emphasis on investment and production, with a constant eye toward energy policy and geopolitics. Energy Evolution has merged with Platts Future Energy, and episodes are now regularly published on Tuesdays.

The outcome of the US presidential election in November will have ripple effects for the international energy picture. In the weeks before the election, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are trying to draw contrasts with each other, including on energy and foreign policy. Kate Winston, oil news editor for S&P Global Commodity Insights, discusses oil sanctions, LNG exports and solar tariffs with reporters Chris Vanmoessner, Corey Paul and Kirsten Errick. They discuss the foreign policy and economic policies of the candidates and how they may impact supplies and prices for oil, gas and solar components across the globe. Links: How the 2024 elections could reshape US domestic energy policy

DJ Focus and Dice Gamble welcome artist, producer Corey Paul for a candid conversation about the evolution on Christian Hip Hop and the impact of mainstream music industry on the culture. They also have a real talk discussion on the differences between producing a radio show and podcasting. While they may be similar on the surface, there are nuances that present their own set of challenges and rewards. Press play to find out just what Da Fixx really is. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The US Department of Energy in late January hit “pause” on its work issuing key LNG export permits. About 30 million mt/year of probable export capacity additions in the US and Mexico are at risk because of the permitting hold. Climate activists have celebrated the White House decision as a massive win, while industry groups have warned that it could endanger future LNG projects and undermine the role of the US as an LNG exporter. But Arvind Ravikumar, co-director of the Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab and a professor within the University of Texas at Austin's Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering, believes this is the wrong debate to be having. S&P Global Commodity Insights Americas LNG reporter Corey Paul caught up with Ravikumar for the podcast. And Ravikumar shared his perspective on the way we should be thinking about the future of US LNG exports. Stick around for Jeff Mower with the Market Minute, a look at near-term oil market drivers.   Related content: We are having the wrong debate about Biden's decision on liquefied natural gas: Arvind Ravikumar White House declares pause on key US LNG export permits, policy review US producers tout LNG growth outlook despite regulatory uncertainty US Senate weighs long-term impact of Biden's LNG permitting pause (subscriber content)

This week we bring you new bangers from Miles Minnick, indie tribe, Battz and Cutright! Our Back in the Day segment highlights CHH/R&B/Gospel pioneer Canton Jones! Plus, new fire from Kirk Franklin, Cephas, Corey Paul and a rare throwback banger that isn't available on any streaming service! Elevate Your Music & Elevate Your Mind! 

With bearish fundamentals characterizing the global LNG market, what role will US exporters play for Europe this winter? Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in early 2022 and subsequent decoupling between LNG and natural gas in Europe, the US has played an even larger role in the region's energy security.  Global LNG markets have changed dramatically over the past year, with the record prices and extreme volatility of 2022 giving way to more bearish fundamentals ahead of the coming winter. Under those circumstances, what role will US exporters play for Europe this winter? Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in early 2022 and subsequent decoupling between LNG and natural gas in Europe, the US has played an even larger role in the region's energy security.  In this podcast, S&P Global Commodity Insights' Americas and Atlantic LNG experts Corey Paul and Margaret Rogers examine how well the US is placed as a supplier this winter as Europe navigates another peak demand season following the loss of Russian pipeline gas.  Related prices: LNG FOB US Gulf Coast Cargo (LGCSM01) LNG DES Northwest Europe Marker (AASXU00) LNG DES JKM Spot Cargo (AAOVQ00)

Rapper. Firefighter. Stay-at-home dad. Author. Entrepreneur. What do those 5 roles bring to mind? Chances are "the same person" isn't what pops into your head. Yet today's guest is all of those things, and SO much more. I was truly blown away by my conversation with Corey Paul... his story had such a profound and lasting impact on me and I know it will impact you as well! To say that Corey grew up in less than ideal circumstances would be an understatement. Overcoming the odds, he rose to fame and achieved success within the music industry. And then things got challenging, really challenging. Instead of letting that derail him, he persevered through the struggles and grew in his faith, his relationships and his character.  Corey gets real & vulnerable and shares lessons he learned through his toughest times and how he got to the other side.He published a book this year and started releasing some incredible music again. Check out Corey's book Path to Podcast Success: https://www.amazon.com/Path-Podcast-Success-Everything-Learned/dp/B0CGW118KMGive Corey's music a listen on Apple & Spotify:Apple: https://music.apple.com/nz/artist/corey-paul/384364008Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/25ksFneQI7WRWIerxd8eg0Follow & interact with Corey on Instagram & YouTube:https://www.instagram.com/coreypaulmusic/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0g5Ms9PQgHFob1rVm3kxLwFollow me on Instagram @ johnskomski for daily intrapreneurial motivation and learn more about Investing Inward at https://jskomski.com/Music: Hindsight (Instrumental) by Fivefold (used with written permission)

Imagine journeying from the brave world of firefighting into the creative realm of podcasting. That's exactly what our guest, Corey Paul, did. Corey is a testament to the transformative power of podcasting and entrepreneurship. This episode is ripe with insights from Corey's journey and his book 'Path to Podcast Success'. The book captures his experiences and learnings while working with giants like Google and PRX. We delve into Corey's interesting history and his quest for financial literacy. Have you ever wondered how mindfulness can help overcome challenges and help you find your purpose? Corey answers this by sharing his experiences from the Google/ PRX Fellowship program. He reiterates the importance of determination and tenacity, two qualities that played a crucial role in his success. We also touch upon the significance of community-building and continual education, with Corey recounting an inspiring networking story with the CEO of PRX. This intriguing conversation led to her writing the foreword of his book.We then transition into how empathy and understanding your audience can lead to better content creation. We discuss the vital role of standard operating procedures (SOPs) in podcasting and how these SOPs can help in delegation and creating an efficient workflow. Lastly, we highlight the balancing act required to manage a business, a team, and a personal life. Drawing from his personal experiences, Corey shares his insights on how to optimize time and strike the right balance. Be it a budding podcaster or a seasoned entrepreneur, this episode has something for everyone to take away.Support the show

Episode 211Matt is back from his trip to NYC and has much to share. There wasn't any golf-related content here other than a quick stop at Chelsea Piers Golf Range, but it was fun talking about New York for a bit, especially Angelo's Coal Oven Pizzeria. If you're not familiar with the brand Canada Goose, you will be after this segment.Eventually, we got to some golf and dove head-first into the news regarding the USGA and their plans to roll the ball back. There's some heated talk about this, and many talking heads are letting their opinions known. We did the same, and it was a solid conversation.Matt is back to tinkering. He reviewed some of the changes to his bag and shared some news about the new wedges he'll be gaming from Corey Paul.We discussed The Valspar, Jordan Spieth's stupid tee shot on 16, and how Matt has slowly crept into second place in the season-long points race for our Locks. From there, the PGA Tour talk snowballed into some LIV Golf trash talking, which is new for us. Lol.The odds for the Dell Match Play and Puntacana never really happened, but we did make out picks for both events and shared the odds for those players!Matt Gontarek gave us our Golf Forecast for this weekend's VGN tournament at Mountain Fall GC in Pahrump, and we covered a little bit about the event. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you haven't checked out our NEW YouTube channel, please do and hit that Subscribe Button for us! More content is coming to that channel as Matt learns the ins and outs of making better videos. Each week we're posting the show on there as well.Please check out one of our show supporters FN3P Golf. You can save some money using our code "CDPODCAST" at checkout.If you're starting a new podcast or have one and want to make some changes to better your show, we highly recommend RIVERSIDE.FM. Use our affiliate link below to check out the software and do your part to make a better product for your listeners.If you like how the show looks and sounds lately, check out RIVERSIDE.FM, their software is legit!The Las Vegas Golf Superstore The premier retail destination for golfers in the Las Vegas Valley!Bob West - The Golfing Real Estate Agent Former professional golfer turned Real Estate agent servicing the Las Vegas ValleyWe hope you enjoy this week's episode, and if you do, please consider leaving us a review on either Spotify or iTunes. Thank You!

The Freeport LNG terminal in Texas started exporting LNG cargoes in mid-February for the first time since a fire and explosion in June 2022 forced a shutdown of the facility, marking a milestone in the history of US LNG. In the global LNG market, the Freeport outage initially exacerbated supply shortages that sent sky-high spot prices even higher. In the US, the shutdown took the lid off a really hot domestic gas market, as a key source of domestic demand went offline. But global LNG and US gas market dynamics have changed dramatically in the eight months since Freeport went offline.   In this episode, S&P Global Commodity Insights LNG experts Harry Weber and Corey Paul discuss these issues as Freeport returns, as well as LNG market fundamentals more broadly in the Atlantic.   Also listen: Have LNG and gas markets returned to normality in 2023? Register for CERAWeek by S&P Global here

Tune in to hear how and why you should be visiting hair schools on a regular basis.Follow/subscribe to be the first to know when new episodes are released. Like what you hear? Leave us a review!Key Takeaways:-- Volunteer at hair schools. Help students learn more about the industry & craft, not passing the state board exam.-- Do a demo. Don't forget to talk about their career, helping them manage expectations and set goals that will enable success.-- Students think they will build their book very fast on their own via social media and their current network...not realistic.-- Unrealistic goals fail because they do not work with a mentor nor understand the business side of building a clientele.-- Most hair school students have ZERO salon experience in communication, soft skills, pre-booking, etc...the schools do their best, but there's NO REPLACEMENT FOR SALON EXPERIENCE!-- I hire stylists, train them, build them as W2 employees, and when they are ready to run their own business, I transition to booth rental. One side of my shop is W2 commission, and the other is booth rental!MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODE:-- Follow Corey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haircoloristcoreypaul/-- Follow Corey Paul's Hair Studio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coreypaulshairstudio/-- Find Corey's Education Academy on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/6606000?We deliver curated resources, coaching, advice, and first-hand experience so you may become a well-rounded, self-sufficient, business-savvy, and strong individual, ready to transition or transform yourself and the industry. We won't stop until we are all: Hairdresser Strong.

We all come to a crossroads in life where we can choose to bet on ourselves and move away from what we've known or to stay comfortable. Today, on the Fueled by Why podcast, Andrew, Scott, and Josh have a conversation with Corey Paul, founder of Corey Paul Functional Art. Corey's story reminds us that, for some, the road to success includes more than one set of crossroads. The guys uncover Corey's why– motivated by his desire to share his unique creative vision with the golf world, Corey is determined to create a direct-to-consumer golf brand that would control cost without compromising quality, aesthetics, or accessibility. Listen in as Corey shares how small brands can find their way into big circles, how compromise isn't necessary for success, and how identifying and eliminating inefficiencies is vital to control consumer costs.Fueled by his why, Corey's resilience and dedication to his craft inspire all to go full send or nothing at all. About our guest: Corey Paul is a lifelong golf enthusiast, artist, and entrepreneur. In 2015 he co-founded Sick Sticks Golf, which quickly became one of the world's most popular golf custom shops. In 2018, Corey sold his shares and left Sick Sticks to create something new. In May of 2018, Corey founded Corey Paul Functional Art, a unique direct-to-consumer golf club brand and experience that captures Corey's passion for the game, his entrepreneurial spirit, and superior craftsmanship. Corey handcrafts innovative wedges, and offers customization and original pieces for consumers.Better materials, better craftsmanship, better price. Corey dares to push the boundaries of design and value. Website: https://www.coreypaulfunctionalart.comInstagram:  @corey_paul_functional_art Sponsors:  From hardwood to tile, carpet to couch – Coconut Cleaning‘s state-of-the-art, natural, coconut-enhanced cleaning process has revolutionized cleanup. For superior solutions and a guaranteed clean for your home, office, or vehicle, choose Coconut Cleaning. Click for a quote today! Insurance Professionals of Arizona and Abe Bawden. If you need better service from your insurance people or are tired of seeing your premiums go up month after month, call or text Abe today at 480-254-1749.  Whether you are looking to purchase, refinance, or renovate your home, contact the helpful mortgage professionals of The Augustyniak Team at People's Mortgage today, where customers are always our highest priority.  Pest problem? Green Mango Pest Control uses industry-leading technology and friendly, reliable technicians to outsmart your sneaky pests. Click here for a quote today, and be on your way to peace of mind.   Connect with the show: ·      Follow the show on Instagram·      Follow Andrew on Instagram·      Follow Scott on Instagram·      Follow Josh on Instagram

Tune in to hear how Corey built his salon from a suite, started an education company, and launched his own product line! KEY TAKEAWAYS: -- Cosmetology School to Salon to another Salon to a Suite and now a Salon Owner -- I pivoted from a Suite b/c the salon suite company got Foreclosed on. So, I opened a salon! -- I grew to a 14 Stylist Salon from a Suite! -- Rising Stylists & Beyond: -- Soak up as much education as you can! -- I spent 1 year training AFTER school before getting on the floor. -- Opening a salon: -- Sought out Store Fronts -- Found a spot with potential -- They asked me to sign a 4 yr lease -- I made sure I could afford the expenses by myself and not sacrifice my lifestyle -- I put down 1st month + security deposit to secure the lease -- Then I started Marketing and Recruiting and Started Hosting Classes at the salon to build a reputation and recruit -- I networked at a hair show and was able to join a brand as an educator -- EDU Biz: videos and conversations about handling hair and business challenges -- Joining a brand and leveraging the following of that brand helps you build your OWN brand -- Building a Product Line: If you want to formulate your own, it's around 20k. If you private label someone else's line with your brand, much less expensive -- Private label means you take someone else's product and put your logos on it. You may be able to adjust a few things about the product, but you are usually limited. -- The more customization, the more it costs! MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODE: https://www.instagram.com/haircoloristcoreypaul/ (Follow Corey on Instagram) https://www.instagram.com/coreypaulshairstudio/ (Follow Corey Paul's Hair Studio on Instagram) We deliver curated resources, coaching, advice, and first-hand experience so you may become a well-rounded, self-sufficient, business-savvy, and strong individual, ready to transition or transform yourself and the industry. We won't stop until we are all: Hairdresser Strong.

On June 30, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling in West Virginia v. EPA, limiting the agency's authority to deal with climate change. Energy Evolution recently sat down with colleagues from the S&P Global Commodity Insights newsroom to talk about the implications of the ruling. Guests include Glen Boshart, Zack Hale and Corey Paul.  Energy Evolution co-hosts Dan Testa, Allison Good and Taylor Kuykendall are veteran journalists with broad expertise covering the utility, oil and gas and mining sectors. Subscribe to Energy Evolution on your favorite platform to catch our latest episodes!

On June 30, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling in West Virginia v. EPA, limiting the agency's authority to deal with climate change. Energy Evolution recently sat down with colleagues from the S&P Global Commodity Insights newsroom to talk about the implications of the ruling. Guests include Glen Boshart, Zack Hale and Corey Paul.  Energy Evolution co-hosts Dan Testa, Allison Good and Taylor Kuykendall are veteran journalists with broad expertise covering the utility, oil and gas and mining sectors. Subscribe to Energy Evolution on your favorite platform to catch our latest episodes!

FYI FLI is back for a whole new season of Fin Lit, entrepreneurial, and entertaining conversations! In this intro episode, Hassan Thomas and Remy G. chop it up with Houston's very own, podcaster, rapper, and financial literacy enthusiast, Corey Paul! Their discussion highlights fundamental steps to financial freedom, good VS bad credit, and the relatability between books and music! If you are looking to increase your drive, destiny, and dollars in 2022 and beyond ~ this podcast is for you! •Please forgive the clicking during the episode.* Won't happen again! --- - Subscribe and watch the visual interview on youtube: https://youtu.be/mDvnKeqgOsk - Learn how to start a podcast with Corey Paul: https://purpose-driven-podcast.thinkific.com/courses/podcast-masterclass - Order my first book: From College To Covid, 24 Lessons Learned During Lockdown To Increase Your Drive, Destiny, & Dollars https://fyifli.com/fromcollegetocovid/

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We're so thankful Corey Paul took some time to chop it up with us on this episode. Make sure to check out his social to stay up to date on new music and his new podcast! @Corey Paul @literacykings Thank you for checking out the xx MITES / PODCAST! follow and subscribe for new content tuesday at 2p est. follow on socials: Byron Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rideauxx/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/byron.rideau/ Jordy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jordanrideauxx/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jordanmrideau Podcast links: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/xx-mites-podcast/id1586345718Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5CcwaQXJNossOby9wIBcSv?si=648a742a0688488c PO BOX 1766 Royal Oak, MI 48068 Business Inquiries: Rideaubooking@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/xxmitespodcast/support

Leslie joins Corey Paul to talk some shop. Listen in to learn more about Corey's golf club making business. You'll hear about what, how, and why he does what he does. Look out Vokey, there's a new wedge in town! Also, listen till the end to learn how to enter this week's giveaway! Don't forget to check out snipergolfballs.com and use code Birdiecast for 15% off your order. And go to Chippogolf.com and use code Birdiecast for 15% off your order Halftime sponsor: @juniorgolflive Guests: @corey_paul_functional_art www.coreypaulfunctionalart.com Hosts: @maschechter @lesliecloots Recording date: July 13, 2021 in Rochester, NY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/birdiecast/support

Ownership? We talking about ownership?! In this episode, Hassan speaks with Houston native, rapper, father, and the co-host of the Literacy Kings Podcast, Corey Paul (CP). They chop it up about some of the biggest lessons CP learned while pursuing his music career compared to podcasting, how reading changed his life, and proper money management whether you are an athlete, entertainer, or employee! Hassan Thomas and Remy G. also touch on the importance of ownership whether it be a small business, real estate property, or intellectual property!

Corey Paul is a Houston-based creative entrepreneur who has beaten the odds to achieve his success. Through his music, Paul has amassed more than 5 million streams, performed international shows, and built a strong social media presence. He has released three studio albums, two of which have placed on Billboard charts. More recently, Corey has started a multi-media company with the purpose of creating financial literacy content for people who have been marginalized due to lack of resources, previous adversities or socioeconomic backgrounds.   In this episode, Corey talks with Jenny about his inspirational  journey into these achievements and the heart on which his hardwork and tenacious spirit lies. He also shares how his rap music creates genuine interactions and impact in the lives of young marginalized people.

EPISODE OVERVIEW In today's episode, J and I go head to head with the rest of our Top 10 Stock list. Our list is below but you have to hear the episode to understand the most important part, why we picked THESE out of thousands. Let's Buss-it down! J LIST: 6. Walmart (WMT) 7. Pfizer (PFE) 8. CVS (CVS) 9. Intel (INTC) 10. Apple (AAPL) CP LIST: 6. Microsoft (MSFT) 7. Square (SQ) 8. Realty Income Corp (O) 9. Carnival Cruises (CCL) 10. Nike (NKE)

EPISODE OVERVIEW In today's episode, J and I go head to head with our Top 10 Stock list. Our list is below but you have to hear the episode to understand the most important part, why we picked THESE out of thousands. Let's Buss-it down! J LIST: 1. Coca-Cola (KO) 2. 3M (MMM) 3. Procter and Gamble (PQ) 4. Pepsi (PEP) 5. Kimberly-Clark (KMB) CP LIST: 1. Tesla (TSLA) 2. Amazon (AMZ) 3. Google (GOOG) 4. Southwest Airlines (LUV) 5. Alibaba (BABA)

Luis Romero Interview: Episode 28 - Part 1 2:00 Early Years 4:40 Product of Immigrants 10:13 Dreams of becoming a Surgeon and Smacking the Principle 13:35 Testimony 16:09 Run in with the Asian Mafia 19:00 Selling Weed in School 23:18 Selling Drugs for the Cartel 30:35 Crying out to God 34:28 Serving Jesus in High School 35:40 Price on my Head 41:43 Moving to Houston for Bible College 48:08 Houston Raised Me 50:43 Facing Discrimination as a Latino 51:23 Linking with Nick Hall 53:49 SiervoFest + Line Up 57:45 Experience with Houston CHH 1:05:02 First event with SociaL Club Misfits in Houston, Tx 1:11:20 Bizzle, Corey Paul & Reconcile show up to First Event. PART 2 COMING SOON! If you love what we're doing and want to support us, grab you a mug!

EPISODE OVERVIEW Regardless of what age you are, there is still time to properly secure the bag. The earlier you get started tho, the better! Check out today's episode to see how much YOU need to invest to retire with ah $M in the bank *plays 21 Savage "Bank Account"

The government begins depositing child tax credit money into the accounts of more than 35 MILLION families today. President Biden expanded the credit for a year as part of COVID-19 relief, so most families qualify for monthly payments up to $300 per child. So, AFTER you take care of the essential needs of your family, how can you use any extra money to build a business that generates even more money? Today we have an encore episode from Season 1 (Rich Dad, Poor Dad) "How To Turn Your Side Hustle Into A Business". Let's bust it down!

EPISODE OVERVIEW $1,500 Burger King Hiring Bonus, The Job Market, and $2M PPP Scams

EPISODE OVERVIEW Today we have our first official LK Interview with a personal friend of ours, Will Taville from TAV Properties LLC. On the show we'll talk to Will about: How to buy/sell your home. The importance of starting and keeping great bank relationships. Why good credit is necessary. How can you build generational wealth with the current home you have. Why black successes in real estate should give the game away for free. Hit Will Up: https://www.facebook.com/will.taville.9

EPISODE OVERVIEW The real estate market is HOT all over. In J and I's hometown of Houston, new records are being set. In May, there was a year-over-year sales volume increase of nearly 50 percent. What's causing all this? There is a lot of speculation and several factors. Low mortgage interest rates, money flooding the market, stimulus checks, corporations buying houses, and much more. We talk about it all on today's show!

EPISODE OVERVIEW In season 3 we covered "Black Wall Street: From Riot to Renaissance in Tulsa's Historic Greenwood District" by Hannibal B. Johnson "Early in the twentieth century, the black community in Tulsa- the "Greenwood District"- became a nationally renowned entrepreneurial center. Frequently referred to as "The Black Wall Street of America," the Greenwood District attracted pioneers from all over America who sought new opportunities and fresh challenges. Legal segregation forced blacks to do business among themselves. The Greenwood district prospered as dollars circulated within the black community. But fear and jealousy swelled in the greater Tulsa community. The alleged assault of a white woman by a black man triggered unprecedented civil unrest. The worst riot in American history, the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921 destroyed people, property, hopes, and dreams. Hundreds of people died or were injured. Property damage ran into the millions. The Greenwood District burned to the ground. Ever courageous, the Greenwood District pioneers rebuilt and better than ever. By 1942, some 242 businesses called the Greenwood district home. Having experienced a decline in the '60s, '70s, and early '80s, the area is now poised for yet another renaissance. Black Wall Street speaks to the triumph of the human spirit."

Episode Overview: Kobe has missed the most shots in NBA history. But that doesn't make him a bad player. In fact, quite the opposite. How does that apply to building wealth? We're here to tell you.

Elon mentions Bitcoin and puts it in Bio, Market goes UP. Tesla announces it's accepting Bitcoin, Markets goes UP. Elon mentions Dogecoin, Market goes UP! Elon says Dogecoin is a hustle on SNL, Market goes DOWN. Tesla announces it's no longer accepting Bitcoin, Market goes DOWN.

EPISODE OVERVIEW This was Game 2 of the 2000 NBA Finals—the worst sprained ankle of my career. From there, it was on me to figure out a way to play and be tactical. I knew what I could and couldn't do, which directions I could push off and how much force I could apply. After establishing that, it was just a matter of altering my game within those constraints to continue dominating. To do that, despite the injury, I had to maintain control and dic- tate where I was going to go with the ball and how I was going to play. I had to, even on one ankle, keep the advantage in my court and never let the defense force me to do something I didn't want to do. That was the key here, and that's the key always.

Episode Overview: I always tried to train and prepare intelligently, but as I got older my pre- and post-game routine evolved. When you're younger, you work on explosive things and as you get older your focus shifts to preventive measures. That's all par for the course. The only aspect that can't change, though, is that obsession. You have to enter every activity, every single time, with a want and need to do it to the best of your ability.

Episode Overview: I was curious. I wanted to improve, learn, and fill my head with the history of the game. No matter who I was with—a coach, hall of famer, teammate—and no matter the situation—game, prac- tice, vacation—I would fire away with question after question. A lot of people appreciated my curiosity and passion. They appreciated that I wasn't just asking to ask, I was genuinely thirsty to hear their answers and glean new info. Some people, meanwhile, were less understanding and gracious. That was fine with me. My approach always was that I'd rather risk embar- rassment now than be embarrassed later, when I've won zero ti- tles.

It's just me and the basket, the court and my imagination, dreams. There's something about being in a big arena when no one else is there. It gives me a sense of nirvana and also pre- pares me for the game. When I jogged out of the tunnel and the fans were screaming and it's loud, the noise didn't impact me. Mentally, I was able to remember the stillness of the earlier mo- ment and carry that with me.

Episode Overview: I would start off short and work on my touch. Always. Always. Al- ways. Get my muscle memory firing. Then, I'd move back, work for a bit, move back again, and repeat the same process. After that, I'd start working on situational looks that I was going to get that night. I'd walk my body through the scouting report, and re- mind it of things it had done thousands and thousands of times before. I never had a set routine, an ironclad formula that I practiced night after night. I listened to my body and let it inform my warmup, because there are always variables. If I felt the need to shoot extra jumpers, I'd shoot more. If I felt the need to medi- tate, I'd meditate. If I felt the need to stretch for a longer dura- tion, I'd stretch. And if I felt the need to rest, I'd sleep. I always listened to my body. That's the best advice I can give: listen to your body, and warm up with purpose.

EPISODE OVERVIEW SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO PUT THE TEAM ON YOUR BACK. "Shaq was Out, and we were going through a rough patch. We had lost two games in a row going into this one, so we had to get out of that funk. For us to do that, I knew I'd have to carry the load from both a scoring and emotional perspective. This dunk, which happened in the third quarter, was a statement. Each of my 52 points was important—the game went into double overtime—but this is the bucket that set the tone. It was me throwing down the gauntlet and telling my teammates we were going to win, we were going to right the ship. And we won. In fact, we won nine of the next 10 games. That's not to say it was easy. This was my sixth straight night of scoring 40 points, and my body was feeling it. After this game, my knee swelled up to the size of a melon. I was having a lot of trouble moving, and we had a game in utah the next night. Still, I suited up, put on a brace, and played 40 minutes on it. I scored 40, and more important, we won. You have to give everything to the game, to your team. That's what it takes to win. That's what it takes to be great." - Kobe

EPISODE OVERVIEW - PLAYING THROUGH THE PAIN This was right after I hurt my finger on December 11, 2009. Gary was assessing, trying to gauge how bad it was. Pretty much right away, we went back into the bowels of the arena, had it X-rayed, and Gary told me it was fractured. I said, “Alright, cool, now get me back out there.” Gary looked at me like I was crazy. I asked him, “Is it going to get better?” He said no. I said, “Ex- actly, there's nothing we can do about it now and it can't get worse, so tape it up and let's go.” - Kobe

Today the big banks (Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo "Yo Chuck!" LoL and more) FINALLY released the Stimulus checks and I'm sure your timeline is lit up! A mix of good financial info and fake money gurus has a lot of people asking, "What should I do with my stimmy (stimulus check)?!" We will share our thoughts but at the end of the day, everyone's situation is different. Should I invest my stimulus check? Where should I invest my stimulus check? When will I get my stimulus check? What is the purpose of a stimulus check?

EPISODE OVERVIEW READING IS A FUNDAMENTAL. "I made a point of reading the referee's handbook. One of the rules I gleaned from it was that each referee has a designated slot where he is supposed to be on the floor. If the ball, for instance, is in place W, referees X, Y, and Z each have an area on the court assigned to them. When they do that, it creates dead zones, areas on the floor where they can't see certain things. I learned where those zones were, and I took advantage of them. I would get away with holds, travels, and all sorts of minor violations simply because I took the time to understand the officials' limitations." - Kobe

EPISODE OVERVIEW I DIDN'T TRAIN ONLY MY BODY- I TRAINED MY MIND, TOO. "The only way I was able to pick up details on the court, to be aware of the minutiae on the hardwood, was by training my mind to do that off the court and focusing on every detail in my daily life. By reading, by paying attention in class and in practice, by working, I strengthened my focus. By doing all of that, I strength- ened my ability to be present and not have a wandering mind. Just as important as reading was cultivating relationships with the greats who'd come before me. As evidence of this, look at my retirement ceremony and who was there. That will tell you how I managed to get my jerseys up there. You had Bill Russell, Ka- reem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson, Jerry West, James Worthy. Those guys taught me the lessons that gave me an edge over my competition. That's why I think it's so important to have those mentors, those north stars, who you learn from and look up to." - Kobe Black

Sneaker Flipping a New Asset Class? Nike VP Resigns After Reports Tie Her to Son's Resale Sneaker Business. Read More Here: https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2021-sneaker-investment/ https://nypost.com/2021/03/02/nike-exec-departs-after-ties-to-sons-sneaker-business-revealed/

Today the House passed President Biden's American Rescue Plan. The plan includes: $1,400 stimulus checks Hundreds of billions of dollars going to vaccination programs Expanded unemployment insurance, State and local governments, school re-openings and more. Read more about the bill and everything included here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/us-policy/2021/02/26/american-rescue-plan-house-coronavirus-stimulus/

EPISODE OVERVIEW "FILM STUDY IS ALL ABOUT DETAIL. From a young age—a very young age—I devoured film and watched everything I could get my hands on. It was always fun to me. Some people, after all, enjoy looking at a watch; others are happier figuring out how the watch works. It was always fun to watch, study, and ask the most important question: Why? The biggest element that changed over time, however, was I went from watching what was there to watching for what was missing and should have been there. I went from watching what hap- pened to what could have and should have happened. Film study eventually became imagining alternatives, counters, options, in addition to the finite details of why some actions work and oth- ers don't work." - Kobe Black Gold Creative Coffee ☕ https://www.blackgoldcreative.org

On today's episode we're breaking down the two excerpts from the "Mamba Mentality", "I DID BIBLICAL WORKOUTS." and "MY MIDNIGHT WORKOUTS HAVE BECOME A THING OF LEGEND."

This season we're doing something new! We'll be applying the principles of Kobe's "Mamba Mentality: How I Play" to money and investing. As you will quickly see, there are foundational principles that Kobe teaches that will level up your financial game. "Kobe Bryant (1978-2020) was one of the most accomplished and celebrated athletes of all time. Over the course of his twenty-year career―all played with the Los Angeles Lakers―he won five NBA championships, two Olympic gold medals, eighteen All-Star selections, and four All-Star Game MVP awards, among many other achievements before retiring in 2016. As a philanthropist, Bryant founded the Kobe & Vanessa Bryant Family Foundation (KVBFF) and the Kobe Bryant China Fund, organizations dedicated to providing resources for educational, social, and sports programs to improve the lives of children and families in need, and encourage cultural exchanges between Chinese and U. S. middle school children. He was also an official ambassador for After-School All-Stars (ASAS), a nonprofit organization that offers after-school programs to low-income children in more than a dozen U. S. cities. With entrepreneur Jeff Stibel, Bryant co-founded Bryant Stibel, a company designed to offer businesses specializing in technology, media, and data strategies, capital, and operational support. Throughout his post-professional basketball career, Bryant claimed he'd never been beaten one-on-one."

EPISODE OVERVIEW Topics like, "How to make fast money online" or "10 ways to make 10 thousand dollars a month" are trending videos all over the internet. Often we need money fast so we look for "get rich quick" plays, we call it "hitting licks". This mindset may get you by, but it won't get you far. We learned the hard way! lol. But as usual, we found a better solution in a book. In today's episode, we break down the 6th and 7th Cure according to "The Richest Man in Babylon", which is, "Insure a Future Income" and "Increase Thy Ability to Earn". Lyric of the week: “The key to life is to keep a bag coming.” - Sean “Jay-Z” Carter

One of the reasons I started this podcast was to provide a medium to share stories that matter around topics that matter, and to hopefully bring on guests that challenge you, encourage you, inspire you; Maybe to make you think of things in a way you haven’t previously. 2020 has been an exceptionally difficult year between a pandemic, elections, and everything surrounding the topic of race. I am so excited about today’s guest because he is someone who has had an impact on me. I pray our conversation is one that impacts you too. This conversation is challenging, encouraging, funny, and heart-wrenching. I know you are going to walk away feeling inspired. My guest this week is Corey Paul Davis, more widely known as Corey Paul. Corey is a Houston-based rapper, creator, and entrepreneur. Throughout his life, he as overcome several incredible adversities including drug addiction in his family and witnessing his mother shot by his father at the age of seven years old. Eventually he completed high school and served his community as a firefighter, where he won the Ann Sullivan award for heart and courage.  He has a heart for kids who grew up in similar situations to him and started a nonprofit program for youth in the juvenile detention centers of Houston in hopes of providing them mentorship and resources. They successfully graduated over 100 teens from their Hope program and built foundational relationships with the youth in their community. Music has always been a passion of his and an outlet for his pain and thoughts. Corey started his first media company in 2011, and eventually became a full-time creative entrepreneur. Through music, he was able to amass more than 6 million streams, performed international shows, and built a strong social media presence. He has released three studio albums, two of which made it on the Billboard charts! As a young business owner, Corey quickly learned how little he knew about money management due to his lack of exposure growing up in the marginalized, low-income community. That experience started his financial literacy quest, which would ultimately lead to his desire to start The Literacy Kings Podcast. For over 10 years, he has worked to build his platform as a trusted voice for creatives, entrepreneurs, social justice, and faith. He still believes that this is only the beginning. He is married to his high school sweetheart and they have a beautiful two-year-old daughter. Join me as I sit down to hear more from Corey about the ways God has woven his path so far, and Corey believes God has in store! 12:37 - The Corey 101 Corey was born in Houston, TX in a low-income neighborhood called South Park. Unfortunately, the neighborhood has a 30% high school drop out rate. Corey’s mother kept the family together. His father became a drug addict, and over time it got worse and worse.  Corey started witnessing verbal and physical abuse. His father could not overcome his addiction and passed away when Corey was just 9 years old. Corey tried to find his way and became immersed in street culture and rapper. When he was just 12, he knew he wanted to rap. He started experimenting with codeine and soda. All he and his friends wanted to do was party. When Corey was 16, he met a Christian girl and at the same time, one of his best friends got saved and started talking to Corey about church. When he was 17, Corey became saved and started changing his rapping to contextualize the gospel with Hip Hop. Corey started putting out albums that made it to Billboard and started touring. Music was the seed for Corey’s other passions and ministries. Corey was also served as a Houston firefighter! He met a firefighter when he was 16, and that firefighter told Corey he loved his job. It struck Corey that someone said they loved their job when so many people talk about hating their jobs. Corey always admired firefighters because they he saw them as very community-oriented, which is something his community very much needed growing up: mentors, rays of light, people to look up to. When he was younger, Corey was more focused on rapping and partying. As Corey started to fall in love, he realized he needed to make money to take care of his spouse, so he applied to be a firefighter. At the same time, Corey’s music was doing well and started to take off. The firefighter schedule allowed him flexibility in his schedule to keep going with his music career at the same time. God granted Corey so many amazing experiences with both passions, and as a firefighter, he literally witnessed people coming back to life. 22:00 – A Change in the Rap Game When Corey started changing his rapping to match his faith, many people were encouraged by it. Some were not convinced; those who’d been along before and after he became a Christian. Corey had always been in search of a way to help his people. He was inspired by a line in a rap song, Big Picture that says “this been goin’ on too long to get even” speaking about systematic oppression. When Corey’s pastor explained that Jesus already came and fixed things. It was about worshipping the Creator, not the created. It was super intriguing to Corey. It was never about leaving his peers or telling them to straighten up. Corey knew he could bring the promise of the Gospel back to them. Corey never tried to force his new beliefs down anyone’s throat but did bring the Gospel back into his regular life. When he started having a Bible study in his house, his mom would listen in and one day, dedicated her life to Jesus too. Jesus helps us along our path and sends people to sharpen us (iron sharpens iron) while ALSO showing us in scripture that it it’s ok and that we are called to go out and be among the mess in the world as well. 29:24 – A Perfect Segue Corey encourages us to be open to experiences we have not lived, breathed, walked. It is the foundation of his next story. Corey is from a neighborhood that is low-income, systematically oppressed, undeserved areas. When a person grows up in one of these areas, there is a certain way they learn to receive people and information. Corey is from South Park, George Floyd grew up in Third Ward, a similar neighborhood as Corey’s in Houston. Corey’s church was in Third Ward, and they wanted to connect with the people there. It’s just not as simple as going in and connecting though. People have been taken advantage of so much that trust is very hard. Corey knew they had to find a person of peace. Someone who is respected and loved with similar ideas and beliefs. Big Floyd (George Floyd) was that person. He was the connector. Big Floyd came to a concert that Corey’s church put on where they provided food and school supplies to give back to the community. Big Floyd came to the concert and connected with Corey and complimented them for trying to give back. Corey and Big Floyd connected and became friends. Big Floyd told Corey about his neighborhood and the people and said, “If it’s about God business, it’s my business.” Big Floyd said he’d spread the word to the community and the word Corey’s church was trying to do in the community. Big Floyd really started spreading the word about church events and helped run baptisms, church ceremonies, and community events. The things Corey and Big Floyd both went through growing up where they did give them a voice for others. Their pasts give them voices for other young boys to listen to them and change their lives. Corey knew people would try to bring up Big Floyd’s past and use it against him, but Corey knew the 180 Big Floyd did in his life and witnessed Big Floyd facilitating baptisms in the hood, changing young lives, and advocating against drugs and gun violence. After Floyd’s death, it was important to Corey for people to know more about Floyd and that he was so much more than what can be Googled about him. It’s also important that we continue to spark change for racial justice and equality. It’s not a magic solution, it’s a marathon, a continuous work that is on our shoulders. 43:10 – Faithful Hearers of the Word We have a long way to go on the fight for civil rights. The changes we’ve seen in civil rights have only just happened in the last 50 years and it has taken slow, steady progress, and we still have a long way to go. We must be faithful hearers of the word. You can read the Bible from a self-centered perspective, knowing you should forgive your enemies but not recognizing that you could be an enemy that someone else needs to forgive. In James, the Bible tells us of forgetful doers of the Word, not hearers of the Word; a person who looks in the mirror, goes away, and immediately forgets what kind of person he was. Our perspective matters, and when it’s selfish, it’s not biblical. We are called to fight for the least of these, and our brothers and sisters who are not different from us. Jesus did not come for one type of person. There is a difference between being not racist and being anti-racist. It’s important for white middle class America to bear the beautiful burden of actively using their privilege to fight racism and for being anti-racist. Corey believes it’s his beautiful burden to build a bridge in his neighborhoods in a progressive and united way. It can’t be an “us” vs. “them” progression. It has to be a united front. It is important to know that we will mess up. We can’t cancel people for making mistakes. We must humble ourselves to link arms and hike these mountains together. We will stumble and need to be there for each other to pick one another up again. We must work through our emotions together and move forward together. 1:00:00 – Seeking Understanding: Tune in to hear Molly and Corey discuss important ways to create safe places to approach difficult conversations with care and productivity. At 1:05, hear more about how to keep these lines of communication open with the young people in your life. 1:08:26 – Literacy Kings Corey became an independent musician after leaving a label with an album that made it to #16 on the Billboard charts. Now he works on a podcast called Literacy Kings with JaMorcus Trayham. The podcast breaks down popular financial books in culturally relative ways, contextualizing the material and using examples that are relatable to people from low-income, underserved areas. Many of the valuable financial education materials require you to have some knowledge of the terms from the start. Culturally, it’s hard to think about buying stock or getting an LLC and building a business from the ground up if you’re struggling just to pay your bills. Corey and JaMorcus share the mental, physical, emotionally experiences and barriers that affect people who may have never been introduced to these financial terms and contextualize them in relatable ways. The goal of the podcast is to transform it into a network that invites more voices to speak on financial topics, and to curate topics to any group of people that has been marginalized. 1:16:31 - Getting to Know Our Guest Find out what song Corey has to sing along with when it comes on, the first thing he does when he gets home from a long trip, and what artists have influenced him the most. Be sure to stay tuned to hear what it means to Corey to run a business with purpose! Memorable Quotes 21:05 – “As a believer, it shows you how powerful that we are in Him. Death to life is a real thing…he enables us here on Earth to work through Him in order to really cause true change.” 38:03 – “You will never be able to truly understand it until you lean in and listen to the voices that he (George Floyd) served.” 42: 17- “The chant, ‘We want justice and we want it now.’ I get it. I get the chant…but it’s not practical… ‘We want justice. We want it over time, continuously’ is more accurate.” 45:23 – “It’s just recognizing the magnitude of something in order to better equip ourselves for a lasting solution.” 57:33 – “It’s recognizing a very clear advantage and disadvantage and then leaning in and saying: Do I have something I can offer in this situation?” Thank you to our partners of the show: Ammas Umma  Did you know I have an ethical brand directory? That's what Chelsea used to start finding products for her boutique almost four years ago! 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S&P Global Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts senior digital editor Jason Lindquist current trends in the North American gas midstream sector as operators of pipelines, processing facilities and liquefaction terminals begin to release third-quarter financial results. The outlook for demand and growth spending will be among the key things the market will be watching.

In episode 74 We speak with the host and founders of The Literacy Kings Podcast, Corey Paul & J With The MBA.

Welcome to the Lovecraft Country Companion podcast! [Redux Edition] This week we welcome guest co-host Corey Paul (from the Literacy Kings podcast) and break down the Lovecraft Country premiere episode, “Sundown.” Timestamps + Quotes: 3:31 “It was all a dream …” 18:38 “Safe Negro Travel Guide” 29:56 “Sibling Rivalry…The Musical” 43:11 “The American Dream” 68:36 “Bum Knees” 78:53 “The Wrap Up” Got comments or questions? We’d love to hear your thoughts. Drop by and leave a voice message or send an email. Website: https://anchor.fm/lovecraftcountrycompanion Email: lovecraftcountrycompanion@gmail.com Credit - Theme Music: The Paladin's Underworld by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Check out the Literacy Kings podcast to learn more about “breaking down book$, building up culture.” https://anchor.fm/literacy-kings --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lovecraftcountrycompanion/message

In this episode we talk to husband, father, and storyteller Corey Paul. Corey shares how growing up on the hard streets of South Park Houston, Texas, led him to the rap game, how marriage and fatherhood forced him to evolve as an artist, and how he uses his artistry now to build literacy and the culture through his new podcast 'Literacy Kings.' We talk to Corey about race relations and tensions in the U.S. and how his story informs his response to the question, "Where do we go from here?" Literacy Kings Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/literacy-kings/id1516540952

"Breaking Down Books, Building Up Culture." The "Lit-Eracy Kings" Podcast with Corey Paul and J w/ an MBA. Each season we pick a book and break it down in a way that's real and culturally relevant for people like us, who feel marginalized due to lack of resources, education, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Season 1 is, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki In Episode 1 we talk about: Material things create hunger but don't determine your success. Sometimes our parents can't help us. The first hustle is often illegal. You're only poor if you give up. How to avoid the TRAP. You're never gonna get paid what you think you deserve. Seeing what others miss is the KEY. Lyric of the week: “Y'all on the 'gram holdin' money to your ear. There's a disconnect, we don't call that money over here.” - Jay Z

S&P Gloal Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts senior digital editor Jason Lindquist current trends in the North American and global LNG markets amid ongoing headwinds, including low prices, narrow margins, shifting trade flows and a significant dropoff in commercial activity that has been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic. The outlook has been clouded by extraordinary uncertainty about the near-term trajectory of supply and demand fundamentals.

S&P Global Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts head of Americas gas news Joe Fisher the outlook for US LNG export projects following the initial trade agreement that the US and China signed January 15. The agreement keeps tit-for-tat tariffs from escalating, but existing Chinese duties on imports of US LNG remain. Weak Asian LNG prices have added a new wrinkle to commercial talks for American developers.

S&P Global Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts head of Americas gas news Joe Fisher the outlook for US LNG export projects following the initial trade agreement that the US and China signed...

Stu interviews Corey Paul, the director of the film Life Changes Everything.

S&P Global Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts head of Americas gas news Joe Fisher the outlook for US LNG export growth in 2020, which projects will advance, which ones remain on the bubble, and how the ongoing trade dispute between the US and China will impact the landscape.

S&P Global Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts head of Americas gas news Joe Fisher the outlook for US LNG export growth in 2020, which projects will advance, which ones remain on the bubble, and...

S&P Global Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts senior digital editor Jason Lindquist the highlights of the third day of the Gastech conference in Houston. Blackstone’s potential sale of its...

S&P Global Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts senior digital editor Jason Lindquist the highlights of the second day of the Gastech conference in Houston. There was a healthy tension between...

S&P Global Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts senior digital editor Jason Lindquist the highlights of the first day of the Gastech conference in Houston. Offtake deals involving LNG...

S&P Global Platts senior natural gas writer Harry Weber and S&P Global Market Intelligence natural gas reporter Corey Paul discuss with Platts natural gas managing editor Joe Fisher the state of play in the US LNG industry, with competition for commercial deals heating up, final investment...

Episode 8 We are so excited to bring this interview to all of you. Both of us are fans of the work Corey Paul and Logan Olson have been doing. We’re not just fanboys though; we’re owners as well. Ryan has several pieces from Corey’s Wedge and Iron collections, and he also has an Olson Manufacturing putter. And, Matt has two putters from Olson Manufacturing, most notably the VEGAS58 Putter Logan crafted earlier this year. Getting to know these two incredible craftsmen We’re familiar with the backstory of how both brands came to be, but it was fun to listen to them talk about their passion. Corey and Logan have very different ways in how they came to be in this industry, and it was awesome to hear them tell their stories. Make sure you listen to what they are saying. They nailed so many analogies throughout the episode; it was hard to keep track! CPFA and Olson Manufacturing Collaborations Sunday, the dynamic duo, will release another collaboration on the Corey Paul Functional Art website. From the photos we’ve seen on their Instagram accounts, it looks like it’s going to be another fantastic release and we’re pumped to see it hit the site. Ryan’s Easter Eggs Of course, Mr. Giveaway was at it again. Stay tuned to the end to hear what you need to do to grab yourself some free swag. Links for this episode Olson Manufacturing – Website Olson Manufacturing – Instagram Olson Review on The Breakfast Ball Corey Paul Functional Art – Website Corey Paul Functional Art – Instagram CPFA Review on The Breakfast Ball We were honored to have Corey and Logan joined us for this episode. If you liked what you heard, please leave a comment below or leave a message for them on our voice line 702-518-1864. Everyone enjoy The Open Championship. We were going to knock out an episode covering it, but so many people have done that, instead we’ll just be picking our winners on our Instagram accounts. Check there for our picks! Mathew – @thebreakfastballgolfblog Ryan – @ryan.golfs You can help us grow! If you like the show you can subscribe on our iTunes page. Leave us a review too! Those reviews really help us get exposure which will certainly help us grow the show! If you like to contact us there is always our social media pages but you can also visit our CONTACT page and leave us a message or get the phone number to our voicemail. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chasingdaylight/message

It’s impossible to analyze the political calculations of world leaders without factoring in global energy. In this episode, listen along with Jen and Joe Briney as they listen to a U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources hearing examining the Global Energy Outlook, which has served to determine the foreign policy decisions of U.S. leaders throughout 2018. Please Support Congressional Dish - Quick Links Click here to contribute a lump sum or set up a monthly contribution via PayPal Click here to support Congressional Dish for each episode via Patreon Send Zelle payments to: Donation@congressionaldish.com Send Venmo payments to: @Jennifer-Briney Use your bank’s online bill pay function to mail contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North Number 4576 Crestview, FL 32536 Please make checks payable to Congressional Dish Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Recommended Congressional Dish Episodes CD167: Combating Russia (NDAA 2018) LIVE CD156: Sanctions - Russia, North Korea, Iran Sound Clip Sources Hearing: Full committee hearing to examine the domestic and global energy outlook, U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, January 16, 2018. Watch on C-SPAN: Domestic and global energy outlook Witness Dr. Fatih Birol CV World Economic Forum: Faith Birol, Executive Director, International Energy Agency World Economic Forum: Leadership and Governance Debate: House Debate on Russia, Iran and North Korea Sanctions, C-SPAN, July 25, 2017. 15:15 Tim Ryan (OH): What’s happening with these sanctions here in the targeting of Russian gas pipelines—their number one export—I think is entirely appropriate. The Nord Stream 2, which carries gas from Russia through the Baltics to Germany—and I know Germany isn’t happy about it, but this is something that we have to do. And the point I want to make is we have to address this issue in a comprehensive way. We must continue to focus on how we get our gas here in the United States, our natural gas, to Europe, to our allies, so they’re not so dependent on Russia. We’ve got to have the sanctions, but we’ve also got to be shipping liquid natural gas to some of these allies of ours so they’re not so dependent on the Russians, which is part and parcel of this entire approach. Additional Reading Report: Nord Stream 2 AG built over 150 miles of gas pipeline despite US opposition, Sputniknews, November 21, 2018. Article: Kremlin excoriates Poland's 'clumsy' statement on Nord Stream 2, Russian Politics and Diplomacy, Tass.com, November 19, 2018. Article: Gloomy prospects in IEA's latest World Energy Outlook by Jason Deign, GTM, November 13, 2018. Article: As NATO gets ready for its biggest military exercise in years, things are heating up closer to Russia by Christopher Woody, Business Insider, October 24, 2018. Report: IEA Urgest OPEC to open the taps as oil market enters 'red zone' by Javier Blas, Grant Smith, and Francine Lacqua, Bloomberg, October 9, 2018. Report: Boosting NATO's presence in the east and southeast, NATO, September 10, 2018. Report: Trade war seen threatening next US LNG export wave by Corey Paul, S&P Global, August 23, 2018. Article: Why Nord Stream 2 is the world's most controversial energy project, The Economist, August 7, 2018. Report: Development of Alaska's ANWR would increase U.S. crude oil production after 2030, EIA, June 14, 2018. Analysis: How the Alaska Pipeline is fueling the push to drill in the Arctic Refuge by Philip Wight, Yale Environment 360, November 16, 2017. Statement: CAATSA/CRIEEA Section 232 Public Guidance, U.S. Dept. of State, October 31, 2017. Article: North Korea is sitting on a stockpile of minerals worth trillions by Chris Weller, Business Insider, June 29, 2017. Article: Pentagon pick Mattis discloses defense industry work by Jeremy Herb and Connor O'Brien, Politico, January 8, 2017. Article: Ukraine crisis is about Great Power oil, gas pipeline rivalry by Nafeez Ahmed, The Guardian, March 6, 2014. Resources American Oil & Gas Historical Society: Trans-Alaska Pipeline History Chatham House: Chatham House Rule Congressional Research Service: Nord Stream 2: A Geopolitical Lightning Rod 2018 Government Funding Explanatory Statement: Funding for Ukraine Dept. of Defense Budget FY 2019: European Deterrence Initiative East European Gas Analysis: Ukrainian Gas Pipelines Map Gazprom: TurkStream Gas Pipeline Govtrack: H.R. 3364: Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act Govtrack: H.R. 6384: Countering Russian Power Plays Act Govtrack: S. 3229: Energy Security Cooperation with Allied Partners in Europe Act of 2018 Govtrack: H.R. 6224: Protect Euorpean Energy Security Act Govtrack: H.R. 6437: Secure America from Russian Interference Act of 2018 International Energy Agency: World Energy Outlook 2018 International Energy Agency: World Energy Outlook 2017 International Energy Agency: Energy Business Council International Energy Agency: History OpenSecrets.org: Sen. John A Barrasso - Wyoming OPEC: Member Countries Public Law: Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act Wikipedia: OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) Visual Resources Nord Stream Map Trans-Alaska Pipeline Community Suggestions See more Community Suggestions HERE. Cover Art Design by Only Child Imaginations Music Presented in This Episode Intro & Exit: Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio)  

GE Podcast EP 7 Basic Instructions Before Living Everyday 1. Opening song 2.Welcome (GE podcast, overview of show) 3.Song:("Astronaut"- Derek Minor ft Deraj n Byron Juane) 4. Lyrics {"High Enough- Ty Brasel“ Verse 2: Calling 4 a sign I A sign I I been through hell 9 times Look tho look like I got 9 lives I know heartbreak chest pain Fake smile fighting tears ready to die Nightmares anxious lighthead Paranoid cautious insomnic Yeah that's more what my life like My life life, that's more what my life like If you ain't walked in these nikes Then you don't know what the price like Or you might, maybe that sound like your life Maybe we all been down to long And now we go for the high life yeah I been down for too long But I refuse to die low Time to take these chains off I'm a freedom writer I speak my peace in the fire I lift my stone to the giant I got these angels surrounding I was just destined to go higher Hook: I can't stay down I was destined to come up Life been too low I still ain't high enough I still ain't high enough I still ain't high enough I still ain't high enough, uh Time to make a move I was destined for the come up I ain't staying down I been here Long enough ain't no excuse Tryna get what's meant for me It ain't no time for wasting I can't waste it I got way too much too lose I can't stay down I was destined to come up Life been too low I still ain't high enough } 5. Word to the Wise ( I know how to get along with humble means, and I also know how to live in prosperity; in any and every circumstance I have learned the secret of being filled and going hungry, both of having abundance and suffering need. I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. Philippians 4:12-13 )[10 min] 6. Song (“Hate This Life/Keep On"-Mahogany Jones). 7. Sponsored by JMS [1-3 min]. 8. Community matters (. ) [10 min] 9. Song ("His Image"-Corey Paul ft Dre Murray). 10. Main Topic:: Fall Back on What You Know Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all comprehension, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6-7 [15 min] 11. Song ("Winning”-G.I. ). 12. Just because it's Common doesn't make it Right (Too Blessed to Be Stressed) [5-10 min]. 13.Critical Mass ("GOODISH “ -Deraj ). [10 min] 14. Closing Thought: Alex Wolfe [5min] Close [1-3 min] 15. Song “Say Goodbye " - Social Club) 16. Outro Instrumental ( Day 1 -Billy Wiginton )

5ive - Flight 393 Ty Brasel - Ali What’s Poppin’ @ Rapzilla.com with David Daniels Lecrae - Sidelines Trip Lee - Lazarus ft. Thi'sl (Kevmo Remix) Marty - The One Where She Stayed (90's Remix) Groundwire Spot Advertise with Rapzilla Live Rapzilla.com Live’s Artist Interview Segment Corey Paul Interview Part 1 Corey Paul - Today, Tomorrow, Forever ft. Swoope and Jordan Jones Corey Paul Interview Part 2 Corey Paul - Tear It Up Corey Paul Interview Part 3 Corey Paul - Top Rope ft. Derek Minor Corey Paul Interview Part 4 LIVE IN THE MIX – MC MIKE G Black Knight – The Night Json – Love to Do It Toby Mac – Til The Day I Die ft. NF Trip Lee – Something New Jordan Armstrong – Let Him Do It Tedashii – Jumped Out the Whip Jordan Armstrong – You Should Know JG – Krazi ft. Black Knight Drew Allen – I Love It TJ Pompeo – Shots ft. Sho Baraka Advertise with Rapzilla LIVE Lecrae - Cruising Rapzilla.com’s YOUR HOT 4 Datin - Had Enough ft. Bizzle Reconcile - Body Season Dream Junkies - Take Me Back ft. Gracy Rapzilla.com LIVE’s New Joint of the Week Urban D - Becoming a Humble Beast ft. Roy Tosh & Ambassador GAWVI - Vaina Flame - Move

Corey Paul can be recognized by his emotionally charged lyrical delivery. He spoke with Testimony: A Musician’s Story about growing up with a drug addicted father who eventually took his own life, trying to live as a king on the streets of Houston, and living as a king with his label-mates on Collision Records.

#INTHEMIXclick HERE to playSo many people what to know about the music we are playing here at SLSRadio.  We want to thank all the artist who put out such great music that we have all been enjoying all these years.  Music that changes peoples lives and encourages the walk of faith.  Music that builds up the believer and talks about faith and the love of Jesus Christ not music that degrades women and leads our young men down the road to destruction.  We want to thank our in house mixer, DJ EM-D for all the hard work he does with the #INTHEMIX shows.  Set back and enjoy, episode 131 #INTHEMIX.Playlist:Mike Real ft FLAME -Catch FireCanon -My City (remix)Reconcile ft Corey Paul -Forty8Da' T.R.U.T.H. ft Braille, Derek Minor & Promise -Hope (remix)Json ft Monty G - Preacha ManAndy Mineo -You Will (remix)Applejaxx ft Rachael Messini & Mr. Coldstone - CoolKidsJ.Paul -BreatheThi'sl ft Derek Minor - Let it KnockDa-Vid ft Hannah - FlickerBumps Inf ft Social Club & Norman Michael - All I GotEshon Burgundy - Control IssuesTrip Lee ft J. Paul -Fallin’Jor'dan Armstrong ft Dee-1, Canton Jones and Jai - I'm DownFEDEL -Made It Out The HoodThe Ambassador -YAH! (You See Me)Mary Mary ft Kierra 'Kiki' Sheard -God In MeKJ-52 ft KB & Soul Glo Activatur - Gameface [2nd Half Edition]Propaganda -Raise The Banner

Conditional Loveclick HERE to playHow many times have you told someone "I Love You" and meant it with all your heart?  How many times have you told that same someone once they hurt your feelings that you hate them and don't want to see them anymore because of how they broke your trust and treated you?  A lot of times our love for someone has conditions and limitations attached to it that we don't tell the other person until it's to late and we no longer love them because of what they did.  People go around in life loving other but that same love has untold conditions attached to it.  Join the crew from SLSRadio as they talk about "Conditional Love" and discuss the difference between the love WE have for each other and the love HE has towards us.Playlist:Sho Baraka ft JR, Trip Lee, Alex Medina and Flame-We Can Be More (Gentlemen's Remix)Dwayne Tryumf ft Gavin Holligan-Proverbs 31 Woman (Remix)Canton Jones ft Twyse- W.O.G. (Woman of God)B.Reith- Awe-StruckSho Baraka ft Erica Cumbo, Magohany Jones and Butta P- We Can Be More (Ladies' Remix)TJ Pompeo- Once In A LifetimeChris Lee Cobbins- LovenotesBizzle & Willie "PDUB" Moore ft Latoya Wilson- Get No BetterLecrae-All I Need Is YouJulien ft O Sound- White DressTrip Lee ft Leah Smith- Good ThingB-Luv ft Canton Jones- Love of My LifeAlex Faith ft Wes Pendleton- The MorningStephen The Levite ft Wes Pendleton- S.O.S.Blanca- Different DrumCanon ft Social Club- MotivationJor'Dan Armstrong-You Should KnowDrew Allen ft FLO- I Love ItDa-Vid ft Kaybee & Servant of Genuine Life- BugattiDerek Minor-Who You KnowCorey Paul ft Thi'sl- Body in the TrunkCanton Jones-Crazy

Lift Me Upclick HERE to playHave you ever been in a place where you need someone to speak life into you and not death.  When the enemy keeps telling you that you'll never get out of the problem and it will only get worse.  Have you ever felt alone and felt like you couldn't talk to anyone but crying on the inside that you needed help.  Tune into episode 128 as the crew of SLSRadio talk about the topic Lift Me Up.Playlist:Skrip -When the Beat DropTrip Lee ft Lecrae -MonoloBlanca ft Tedashii -Not Backing DownAtiba Halisi - SparksVellvett -DreamB-Luv ft Canton Jones - Love of My LifeB-Doe -Tell ItBumps INF ft Social Club & Norman Michael - All I GotTres Carter ft Christon Gray -OHViktory ft Zg & Marty of Social Club - No HeroCanon ft Tragic Hero - Grow Up (Shades Remix)Dee-1 ft Mansa Musa - Thee PledgeKamBINO ft K. Agee - SINNERStreet Hymns & KiShon Furlow -BANGAlex Faith & Dre Murray ft Corey Paul - Decatur Street BluesDie Daily Team ft Kadence- That's OkChris Cobbins -FocusSean C. Johnson -MountainsJustword -ZonesDae-Lee ft Nico & Vinz and a.c. Stine - #ImagineFerguson

Do You Love Himclick HERE to playPeople have a struggle that starts from within themselves.  The thoughts to do good and the thoughts to do evil.  The Word of God tells us that if we love Him we would keep his commandments.  Join the SLSRadio crew today as we bring back one of our most favorites of all times, Pastor Andre Dove of Restoration Church and author of the new hit book called iTHINK.  We'll be discussing the a very important topic called "Do You Love Him".Playlist:J.Paul -BreatheSean C. Johnson -MountainsLisa McClendon -YouYoung Noah -When We GoErica Dane ft Joy B  -MotivationTSO Ft. Uncle Reese & Canton Jones -All I KnowThe Walls Group -Love On The RadioYaves ft Keisha Solei -RevolverD. Tropp ft Marissa Jerome -Proud of MeStephen the Levite ft J Givens & Tragic Hero -FrienemiesDie Daily Team ft Kadence -That's OkDouble ft Plain James -VanityJor'Dan Armstrong -You Should KnowDerek Minor ft Roz -StrangerPrayz1 -5AM In Toronto (Remix)Chris Cobbins -HitmanDavis Absolute - REM SleepThi’sl ft Corey Paul & Swade - King Without a Crown

On this Friday’s episode of the The Launch, we will be talking with Tarita Song Bird as she discusses the message behind her newly released single entitled “I Wont Stop Me”, the soon to be released album and what direction she has seen gospel music take in the last few years. All right here on Roc City Gospel with your host Hurshay “Blaz” Banks. Show Playlist Go Hard Mix 1 Realest Christian On The Block - Millyion 2 Real Recognize Real - Derek Minor ft. Lecrae 3 U Rydin' - Reconcile, Corey Paul, F.O.E Interview Part 1 - Tarita Song Bird The Meaning Behind The Song - IWSM Urban Jam Mix 1 Freedom - Collage III ft. Mr. Magic formally of No Limit Soldiers 2 Chosen To Be Here - Cjay Interview Part 2 - Tarita Song Bird What is happening to gospel music, the leader of today and the movement Artist Single I Won't Stop Me - Tarita Song Bird