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Pastor Jerry Costolo from Collingswood campus reflects on the importance of family relationships as depicted in Ephesians 6:1-4. The message, intended for both adults and children, emphasizes obedience and honor towards parents, and the responsibilities of parents, especially fathers, to raise their children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. Costolo shares updates from […]

Musician Tyler Costolo is the guest for the latest episode of the podcast, choosing to talk about The Microphones' The Glow, Part 2! Host: Matt LathamGuest: Tyler CostoloGhost Fan Club----Listen to The Spotify Hall of Fame PlaylistEmail: Pick A DiscFollow us on:Twitter | Instagram | FacebookPick A Disc(Ord) Discord ServerListen to We Dig Podcasts Shows: @wedigpodcasts | LinktreeLogo designed by: Dan Owen

Today I sit down with music artists, Tyler and Georgia Costolo, from Queensland, Australia. In this vulnerable conversation about their lives we discuss their incredible story of how they met, overcoming addiction, how to build a house of truth to cultivate an environment of intimacy, and what it looks like to create dialogue to help others feel safe and worthy. And, Ty asks me one of my favorite questions at the end! Ty and Georgia just released their first album in January of 2022, called Sodom's Sins. Sodom's Sins is out now on all streaming platforms! Connect with me on Instagram at Instagram.com/juliettemarhoferdugger Shop My Coaching Resources and Follow my book journey at https://www.wildwellcompany.com Connect with Tyler and Georgia at Instagram.com/tyandgeorge Sodom's Sins Streaming Now On All Streaming Platforms: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/georgiacostolo/sodoms-sins-2 Music Provided By @LAKEYINSPIRED - Warm Nights: https://youtu.be/rXYm8YLrZwU Genius co-producer Ben Valdez

Remember social media before Donald Trump's presidency? Dick Costolo does. He was Twitter's chief executive from 2010 to 2015. And despite being in the hot seat for certain content moderation decisions during his tenure, Costolo thinks that platforms have the right to take down whatever and whomever they want. Costolo argues that the key is transparency and companies acknowledging that every decision “ends up being subjective anyway” — so that no one is surprised “when we decide to treat the avatar who signed up on a Tuesday with zero followers differently than we treat The New York Times.”(No, we did not ask him to say that.)In this conversation, Kara Swisher talks to Costolo about content moderation pre- and post-Jan. 6, and how a decentralized, blockchain-based Twitter might create an information ecosystem in which “we all place our own filter over what the world looks like.” They also discuss Jack Dorsey's decision to step down as Twitter's chief executive in November. And in case the company's new leader, Parag Agrawal, is listening, Costolo shares some advice he received from Jeff Bezos when he first became Twitter's chief executive.You can find more information for all episodes at nytimes.com/sway, and you can find Kara on Twitter @karaswisher.

Remember social media before Donald Trump's presidency? Dick Costolo does. He was Twitter's chief executive from 2010 to 2015. And despite being in the hot seat for certain content moderation decisions during his tenure, Costolo thinks that platforms have the right to take down whatever and whomever they want. Costolo argues that the key is transparency and companies acknowledging that every decision “ends up being subjective anyway” — so that no one is surprised “when we decide to treat the avatar who signed up on a Tuesday with zero followers differently than we treat The New York Times.”(No, we did not ask him to say that.)In this conversation, Kara Swisher talks to Costolo about content moderation pre- and post-Jan. 6, and how a decentralized, blockchain-based Twitter might create an information ecosystem in which “we all place our own filter over what the world looks like.” They also discuss Jack Dorsey's decision to step down as Twitter's chief executive in November. And in case the company's new leader, Parag Agrawal, is listening, Costolo shares some advice he received from Jeff Bezos when he first became Twitter's chief executive.You can find more information for all episodes at nytimes.com/sway, and you can find Kara on Twitter @karaswisher.

I am proud to announce that we have a NEW Co-Host on TJS Radio + Podcast! Kat Costolo! We're going to get to know Kat today on the show. It's a Kat Exposé We're talking Kat's real life Survivor experience in the big freeze of Austin Texas - Kat gets rescued and two hours later does the show today! With an impressive resume in entertainment as a producer for famed TV creator & the current Chairman of MGM Worldwide Television Group, Mark Burnett, Kat worked on Survivor, Apprentice & Rock Star, but it's behind the camera – rather, the microphone, where Kat is most comfortable. Currently living in Austin, Texas, these days Kat is listening to music loud, deep into writing her first screenplay, learning the piano, and by merely existing, embarrassing her two beautiful tween children who claim she eats string cheese like a psychopath. Follow Kat on Instagram @katisontheradio!

Stephanie Costolo went from having it all—a husband, two kids, a home—to losing everything and starting from scratch in a new state, completely on her own. Her courage and her relationship with God were tested during that turbulent year, but in the end, she emerged stronger than ever. This touching interview with Stephanie Costolo is done in partnership with NowSCPress. It is a part of our Game Changing Legacy series. Her story in What Matters Most of All: The Year I Turned Thirty is moving, inspiring and empowering. What Matters Most of All is a series written for women who are searching for fulfillment and answers in their lives. Share our laughs and our tears, and find a common link with women who may look like they have it all together on the outside, but have worked hard to overcome difficult trials with faith and grace. Stephanie's incredible journey will inspire and encourage any woman struggling with change and growth. She shares the lessons she learned, and gives other women advice for not just surviving, but flourishing amidst the biggest challenges in life. Stephanie is the Editor in Chief of Resident Magazine and is also the Florida Regional Manager, TraffickingFree Zone at U.S. Institute Against Human Trafficking.

Stephanie Costolo’s amazing transformational story of how she overcame several adversities thrown her way is bound to inspire and motivate…

Leadership is not just about management, but about passion, a bit of humor, and resilience. General partner Peter Levine and Dick Costolo (entrepreneur, former CEO of Twitter, and erstwhile comedian) share their thoughts on the topic in this episode of the a16z Podcast -- based on a conversation recorded as part of the BreakLine program (hosted at Andreessen Horowitz) preparing military veterans transitioning into tech careers. Among other things, Costolo shares what running Twitter was like pre-IPO and after, as well as what it’s like to suddenly find yourself thrust onto the world stage; the role of improv and imagery in leadership; and the difference between preventing mistakes from happening... and correcting them as quickly as you can when they do happen.

Dick Costolo is the Chief Executive and co-founder of Chorus, a startup that is reimagining the path to personal fitness. Dick is also a Mentor @ Index Ventures, one of the world's leading venture funds, which he joined in 2016. Costolo was most recently Chief Executive of Twitter from 2010 to 2015, where was at the forefront for their hypergrowth onto the main stage of tech. Prior to joining Twitter, Dick co-founded and ran three startups, including FeedBurner, which sold to Google in 2007. The former improv comedian has been a consultant on HBO’s “Silicon Valley” and currently sits on the boards of Patreon and IfOnly. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Dick made his way from Improv Comedian to founding a startup acquired by Google and then becoming CEO of Twitter? 2.) Why does Dick believe that starting a company is like an improv stage? What were Dick's biggest personal learnings from his drama career that he has applied to being a better leader today? 3.) Having given up the comedy dream for tech, how does Dick balance the entrepreneurial unwavering vision with a realism of when things are not working? What is the inflection point? 4.) What was the biggest challenge over the 5 years in scaling Twitter? What strategies did Dick utilise to combat this? How does Dick think about creating a culture of accountability without fear? How does this change the ownership of decisions? 5.) What is Dick's biggest superpower and super weakness? Why must all entrepreneurs have to have a fundamental ability to compartmentalize? In terms of temperament, what were Dick's biggest lessons from watching Youtube CEO, Susan Wojcicki, operate? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Dick’s Fave Book: Creativity Inc. As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Dick on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Cooley are the global law firm built around startups and venture capital.  Since forming the first venture fund in Silicon Valley, Cooley has formed more venture capital funds than any other law firm in the world, with 50+ years working with VCs. They help VCs form and manage funds, make investments and handle the myriad issues that arise through a fund’s lifetime. So to learn more about the #1 most active law firm representing VC-backed companies going public. Head over to cooley.com and also at cooleygo.com. Zoom, fastest growing video and web conferencing service, providing one consistent enterprise experience that allows you to engage in an array of activities including video meetings and webinars, collaboration-enabled conference rooms, and persistent chat all in one easy platform. Plus, it is the easiest solution to manage, scale, and use, and has the most straightforward, affordable pricing. Don’t take our word for it. Zoom is the top rated conferencing app across various user review sites including G2Crowd and Trust Radius. And you can sign up for a free account (not a trial!). Just visit Zoom.us.

Chorus CEO Dick Costolo, the former CEO of Twitter, talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about why he loves comedy and why his peers in the tech community are so infrequently "in on the joke." Before he was a tech entrepreneur, Costolo wanted to be a comedian, taking improv classes at Second City in Chicago in the hopes of one day making it to "Saturday Night Live." Today, he explains, more people than ever have the ability to succeed in comedy because they can make and distribute their comedy online, rather than needing to go to Second City or be a touring stand-up comic. Costolo also talks about what happened when he left Twitter and how he became an advisor to the writers of HBO's "Silicon Valley" during that show's third season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen. Decide. Communicate. These three steps form Dick Costolo's model for open communication and honesty in the workplace. It's a lesson he instilled as CEO of Twitter and one that he carries with him as he builds his new company's culture from scratch. In this episode, Costolo shares more about his management style, the invaluable experience gained from repeat entrepreneurship and the characteristics that make teams truly great.

Some of the best management books are actually military books, argues Ben Horowitz. There's just a certain mental toughness and focus that that experience gives you, adds Dick Costolo based on his observations. So how then do you build trust on a team in a company, when it's not (literally) life or death as it is in the military? When giving someone a public "object lesson" -- the equivalent of Sun Tzu's chopping someone's head off -- could mean losing talent ... or being more tyrant than leader? How do you tell the difference? This conversation -- between Horowitz and Costolo (entrepreneur, former CEO of Twitter, comedian and consultant on the HBO show "Silicon Valley") -- took place before a group of 25 veterans who participated in the Breakline education and hiring program (one week of which was hosted at Andreessen Horowitz) for veterans shifting into careers in the tech industry.

Embattled Twitter CEO Dick Costolo onstage at the Code Conference with Periscope chief Kayvon Beykpour, talking about Costolo's job security and how Twitter can make more money. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode number 83 of #ThisOldMarketing, Joe and Robert discuss Twitter's CEO leaving the nest, and the opportunities that remain with Twitter as a broadcasting platform. After discussing digital's "third wave," the boys chat about the Brad Pitt/Netflix deal and why content marketing is in its golden age. In addition, Medium's recent announcement made Joe and Robert obsess about email all over again.  Rants and raves include hating on content marketing and patience in publishing.  This week's TOM example - brewingtv.com. This week's story links: Twitter CEO Calls It Quits:http://money.cnn.com/2015/06/11/technology/twitter-ceo-dick-costolo-quits/ The Evolution of Twitter:http://techandscience.com/techblog/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=5598 Digital's Third Wave:http://adage.com/article/digitalnext/digital-s-wave-coming-miss-ride/298923/ Netflix Distribution Deal a Game Changer:http://m.nydailynews.com/entertainment/movies/netflix-distribution-deal-game-changer-article-1.2250965 Medium Budget Cuts and Changes:http://www.businessinsider.com/medium-budget-cuts-and-restructuring-2015-6?op=1 Medium Introduces Letters:https://medium.com/the-story/introducing-letters-f105abb6734f Sponsor Content: The Role of Webinars in the Buyers' Journey:http://gotowebinar.com/CMI RANTS/RAVES Robert on Content Marketing Haters:http://www.cio.com/article/2934881/marketing/the-art-of-storytelling-in-the-age-of-content-marketing.html Joe on Patience in Publishing:http://www.bizjournals.com/newyork/news/2015/06/09/mattress-startup-casper-launches-newsy-website.html This Old Marketing:http://brewingtv.com/

In this week’s episode, Ben and James discuss Dick Costolo stepping down as CEO of Twitter, Apple’s seeming war on Google, and the concerning launch of Apple Music. Links Ben Thompson: Dick Costolo Out as Twitter CEO, Costolo's Key Shortcoming, Twitter's Next CEO — Stratechery Daily Update (members-only) Ben Thompson: Twitter Needs New Leadership — Stratechery Chris Sacca: What Twitter Can Ben — Lowercase Capital Mary Meeker: Internet Trends 2015 (Slide 47) — KPCB Ben Thompson: Apple Enables Ad-Blockers — Stratechery Daily Update (members-only) Ben Thompson: Apple Music and Apple’s Focus — Stratechery Charlie Warzel: Apple’s Junk Drawer Problem — … Continue reading Episode 048 — An Exhausting Week

In this week’s episode, Ben and James discuss Dick Costolo stepping down as CEO of Twitter, Apple’s seeming war on Google, and the concerning launch of Apple Music. Links Ben Thompson: Dick Costolo Out as Twitter CEO, Costolo’s Key Shortcoming, Twitter’s Next CEO — Stratechery Daily Update (members-only) Ben Thompson: Twitter Needs New Leadership — Stratechery Chris Sacca: What Twitter Can Ben — Lowercase Capital Mary Meeker: Internet Trends 2015 (Slide 47) — KPCB Ben Thompson: Apple Enables Ad-Blockers — Stratechery Daily Update (members-only) Ben Thompson: Apple Music and Apple’s Focus — Stratechery Charlie Warzel: Apple’s Junk Drawer Problem — … Continue reading Episode 048 — An Exhausting Week

Twitter CEO Dick Costolo... It's a special late-week edition of The Rich Eisen Podcast featuring the CEO of Twitter, Dick Costolo. Eisen and his fellow University of Michigan alumnus discuss all things Twitter and the incredible impact that it has had not only in sports, but in our daily lives over the past few years. The hour long conversation hits on a myriad of topics, but none more important than Eisen's request for Twitter to implement a sarcastic font, a.k.a. the "Eisen Font," and for producers Chris Law and Chris Brockman to get blue check marks.  Costolo's responses to both are priceless and spawned this week's #REP Poll Question, so be sure to vote. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TRANSCRIPT Church Militant (a 501(c)4 corporation) is responsible for the content of this commentary. Before we begin today, please remember to keep President Trump and the First Lady in your prayers for a speedy and full recovery. We are less than a month out — but not just a month out from election day. We are less than a month out from what may very well be shaping up to be the end of this era. As many of you know who have been following Church Militant for a while now, we have been very concerned, and saying so, about the gathering evil clouds. We were concerned in 2016, as it appeared Hillary would win. Imagine where we would be now if that had happened. But right now, it appears increasingly likely that, at least in the natural order, Biden will win. Understand that the forces that were behind Hillary are the same forces behind Biden. The only difference is that now they are enraged — enraged that they weren't able to execute their wickedness four years earlier. By their timetable, they are four years behind. By now, they should have been able to usher in a socialist "new world order," and they could have done it somewhat quietly, little by little. But the surprise election of Donald Trump (looking more and more like it was ordained by Heaven) threw the demonic, of course. If Hell is about to be unleashed, unchained from the depths, very few will survive that. Depending on which side you are on, his election victory was either a reprieve or a delay. But here we are now, at this moment, uncertain as we peer into the future. Increasingly, important voices in the Church are raising the alarm, a clarion call about what a Trump defeat would entail for not just the country but the world. "The outcome of the U.S. election will determine whether the U.S. remains the leading power in the world — for freedom and democracy — or whether a communist dictatorship will assume that role for the global community." Those words were spoken by the highly influential Cdl. Gerhard Müller (former prefect for the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith — until he ran afoul of Francis' Vatican). He went on to add, "The free world owes the American people the salvation of Western civilization, which has its foundation in the freedom and dignity of every person." But — he said — this legacy is "now being challenged." That's the world that Müller foresees if Trump loses: The end of Western civilization (which was formed by the Catholic Church, by the way). But what arises in its place? That's the second voice we'd like to speak to: "We would be faced with an Orwellian dictatorship of the 'deep state' and the 'deep Church' in which the rights we today consider fundamental and inalienable would be trampled. The mainstream media will be complicit." That assessment from Abp. Viganò a couple days ago. In fact, it's even more than that. He references St. Paul's Second Letter to the Thessalonians — speaking of the forces of evil which would precede the appearance of the Antichrist. Those forces of evil, of the permitting of evil, are currently being restrained by Heaven, but a Biden victory would signal that Hell has been unleashed, according to Viganò. He says Biden is "a puppet manipulated by the elite, a puppet in the hands of people thirsty for power and willing to do anything to expand it." He also laments the hierarchy's participation in all this. "The universal religion advocated by the United Nations and by Freemasonry finds active collaborators in the leaders of the Catholic Church, who usurp its authority and adulterate its Magisterium." All of this is on its way as preparation for Antichrist. Whether that will be sooner than later, nobody knows, but the world is on the verge, barely teetering on the cusp of a freefall into near-total darkness. Consider that part of all this has been accomplished by the Marxist-minded, politically woke atmosphere now gripping every corporate boardroom in America. Late last week, the former CEO of Twitter, Dick Costolo, tweeted, "Me-first capitalists who think you can separate society from business are going to be the first people lined up against the wall and shot in the revolution. I'll happily provide video commentary." Those forces of evil, of the permitting of evil, are currently being restrained by Heaven, but a Biden victory would signal that Hell has been unleashed. Costolo was responding to another CEO who said he was going to decouple political activism in the workplace from regular business for those employees sick and tired of the cancel culture. See, once this Pandora's box is opened, there's no closing it. The entire country has been prepped ahead of time, politically, culturally, commercially for a "woke" culture that will give no allowance for religious beliefs or personal conscience. As Viganò points out, like Church Militant has been shouting for years, the media has led the way in this. To provide some measure of counterweight against their evil is why we started St. Michael's Media. As we peer into the future, these apocalyptic happenings will either occur relatively soon, or they will be forestalled. They will happen, the question is "When?" Next year, 10 years from now, 100 years from now? But as we ponder that thought, the question arises, can you imagine a world where more would need to be done to receive him whom St. Paul calls the "Man of Lawlessness"? We have millions and millions of children murdered in the womb every year and sodomy celebrated as a "right" and even forced on children in schools. We have a Church whose leadership has all but abandoned the Faith across the world. If there was a time that earth would be ready to begin its final birth pains, it appears this might be that time. Yes, there is much more to this election than meets the eye — much more. Make sure you are in a state of grace and praying every day. If Hell is about to be unleashed, unchained from the depths, very few will survive that — only the souls committed to Our Lord and His Blessed Mother.