Podcast appearances and mentions of daniel curtis

In part two of their series on apprenticeships, Jeff talks with Claire Fiddian-Green, president and CEO of the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, about Indiana's ambitious efforts to adapt lessons from Switzerland's gold-standard model. They explore how Indiana is transforming high school graduation requirements, building industry-led talent associations, and designing scalable pathways that center real-world work experience. The conversation covers the challenges of shifting culture, coordinating stakeholders, and ensuring permeability between career and college tracks—all with the goal of making apprenticeships a respected and rigorous route to success after high school. This episode is made with support from Ascendium Education Group and the Gates Foundation.Publications Mentioned“No Time to Lose: How to Build a World-Class Education System State by State,” - The National Council of State LegislaturesApprentice Nation: How the "Earn and Learn" Alternative to Higher Education Will Create a Stronger and Fairer America, - Ryan Craig “Career and Technical Education for All,”  - Daniel Curtis and Michael B. HornChapters0:00 - Intro3:32 - Focusing Indiana on CTE5:00 - Applying Lessons Learned from Swiss Apprenticeship in Indiana8:05 - Building an Apprenticeship System at Scale10:58 - Adjusting Graduation Requirements13:52 - The Keys to Successful Stakeholder Collaboration in Indiana15:10 - Centering Permeability19:05 - States in the Lead on Apprenticeship21:56 - Putting Employers in the Driver's Seat26:30 - Carving Out Apprenticeship Pathways in High Schools31:30 - Bringing it Back to the Why

On this episode, Jeff sits down with one of the authors of Job Moves: 9 Steps To Making Progress in Your Career, Future U.'s very own Michael B. Horn. The two discuss the lessons that the book, which offers research-based guidance to individuals searching for new work, holds for students and the colleges that serve them. They then dive into discussing a topic they each get a lot of questions about: what it's like to write a book. This episode made with support from The American College of Education, The Gates Foundation, and Ascendium Education Group.Links We MentionJob Moves: 9 Steps for Making Progress in Your CareerCareer and Technical Education for All by Michael B. Horn and Daniel Curtis, Education NextChapters0:00 - Intro02:40 - Job Moves in a Nutshell04:02 - How Job Moves Applies to Colleges07:17 - Balancing Skills Development Against Credentials09:26 - Helping Students Make More Informed Choices16:16 - Next Steps for Higher Ed22:43 - Michael's Process for Writing a Book 26:55 - Making the Time to Write 29:53 - Planner or Plunger?32:36 - Working with a Publisher35:49 - The Hard Part that No One Talks About 38:32 - Where to Find More on Job Moves   Connect with Michael Horn:Sign Up for the The Future of Education NewsletterWebsiteLinkedInX (Twitter)ThreadsConnect with Jeff Selingo:Sign Up for the Next NewsletterWebsiteX (Twitter)ThreadsLinkedInConnect with Future U:TwitterYouTubeThreadsInstagramFacebookLinkedInSubmit a question and if we answer it on air we'll send you Future U. swag!Sign up for Future U. emails to get special updates and behind-the-scenes content.

This week on Bottoms Up, we have DANIEL CURTIS LEE in the house!! You may recognize his face from playing Cookie on Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide or Kojo on Zeke & Luther!! Fannita and Daniel talk all about what it was like growing up as a child actor, what it's like dating in the public eye, and we even hear some funny behind the scenes stories from working on Ned's Declassified. So pour up your favorite drink, grab your favorite snack, sit back, relax and get ready for a new Bottoms Up With Fannita!!! Fannita: https://www.instagram.com/fannita/ https://www.tiktok.com/@fannita Daniel: Instagram: @daniel_curtis_lee YouTube: @NedsPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back NedHeads! This week we are reminiscing on our high school days as we recap the episode “Pep Rallies”. The cast discusses how the dynamics on set changed when Carlie, Missy Meany, joined the cast. They also talk about the INSANITY of pep rallies and what they do to your ego (cough cough looking at you Daniel). And finally. one of our three hosts get a lil ~weird~ with glue… but you gotta watch to find out who… Where does Devon's sister make a special appearance in the episode? Why were all of Missy Meany's lines rhymes?? And WHO is putting glue WHERE???  Follow @NedsDeclassifiedPod on Instagram & Facebook, and @NedsPod on TikTok. Want access to weekly bonus videos, exclusive behind-the-scenes content and more? Join our Patreon now at patreon.com/NedsPod. Go to https://zocdoc.com/ned and download the Zocdoc app for FREE. Then find and book a top-rated doctor today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Daniel Curtis Lee shares his TOP 5 tips for self-reliance with Devon. Sit down with Devon and Daniel as they share hilarious stories and heartfelt advice to help you navigate adulthood. Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 2:51 - Tip 5 "Jack of All Trades" 13:29 - Tip 4 "Limits & Boundaries" 25:44 - Tip 3 "Mind Over Matter" 33:04 - Tip 2 "Embrace Technology" 39:52 - Tip 1 45:55 - Outro THANK YOU SPONSORS: *Protect your data with NordVPN. Visit https://www.nordvpn.com/growingup for a special deal & 30-day money-back guarantee! *Take control of your finances & cancel unwanted subscriptions with Rocket Money! Go to https://www.rocketmoney.com/growingup to sign up. Follow the pod: https://www.instagram.com/growingupwithdevon https://www.tiktok.com/@growingupwithdevonpod SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: @growingupwithdevonpod  Check out other onomy shows that help you figure out life: https://www.onomy.co

Strap in Ned Heads, because we're going on quite the rollercoaster this week. Starting at one-night stands, moving to Daniel's hallucinations, Lindsey's overdose, and ending with two of the hosts' experiences in the psych ward. Intimate questions were asked and vulnerable stories were told.  What song was playing when Devon lost his virginity? Why was Daniel so paranoid? How did Lindsey get a 5150 twice?? Get ready to go deep with your favorite besties. Follow @NedsDeclassifiedPod on Instagram & Facebook, and @NedsPod on TikTok. Want access to weekly bonus videos, exclusive behind-the-scenes content and more? Join our Patreon now at patreon.com/NedsPod. Shop Ned's Pod merch at https://fanjoy.co/collections/neds. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Strap in Ned Heads, because we're going on quite the rollercoaster this week. Starting at one-night stands, moving to Daniel's hallucinations, Lindsey's overdose, and ending with two of the hosts' experiences in the psych ward. Intimate questions were asked and vulnerable stories were told.  What song was playing when Devon lost his virginity? Why was Daniel so paranoid? How did Lindsey get a 5150 twice?? Get ready to go deep with your favorite besties. Follow @NedsDeclassifiedPod on Instagram & Facebook, and @NedsPod on TikTok. Want access to weekly bonus videos, exclusive behind-the-scenes content and more? Join our Patreon now at patreon.com/NedsPod. Shop Ned's Pod merch at https://fanjoy.co/collections/neds. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The co-founder of and a distinguished fellow at the Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation, Michael B. Horn, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss how AI programs like ChatGPT can be put to productive use in the classroom. "To Teach Better Writing, Don't Ban Artificial Intelligence. Instead, Embrace it," co-written with Daniel Curtis, is available now. https://www.educationnext.org/teach-better-writing-dont-ban-artificial-intelligence-instead-embrace-it-inviting-chatgpt-into-classroom/

For Vices founder Daniel Curtis, navigating supply chain challenges as a business owner is all about letting your “why” drive you, doing everything with love, and surrounding yourself with people whose skill sets complement your own. Tune in today to hear about his journey of curating luxury subscription boxes during the current economic climate.About Daniel Curtis:Over the past sixteen years, Daniel has held several executive-level positions, working with some of the world's most prestigious organizations, such as Goldman Sachs and Robb Report. As the Founder & CEO of Vices, Daniel is responsible for spearheading the company's growth and vision. He strives to create a one-of-a-kind experience that truly brings people together and supports moments of thoughtful pause. He is also an avid traveler and has recently had his third child. Episode highlights: Even though we are living through one of the most challenging supply chain moments in decades, it is still possible to sustain a thriving business. So, do everything you can to keep your passion alive, and don't give up! (13:28) The “why” behind your business makes all the difference to the end product. Don't just do the work to get it done; do it all with love! (15:28) To be an effective leader, it is essential that you understand your personal strengths and weaknesses so that you can bring in talented people to fill in the gaps where you are lacking. (17:27) You don't have to be everything to everyone; this approach is likely to lead to burnout and a less-than-optimal offering. Instead, define your ideal clients, build a strong relationship with them, and ensure you provide them with the products or services that they really want. (22:09) Every stage of the entrepreneurial journey comes with its own set of challenges. So, as your business grows and changes, you may need to rethink how you approach everything from funding strategies to marketing plans to make sure you address the new obstacles and opportunities that arise. (26:16) Daniel's best advice for entrepreneurs:“Bring on people that really can fly on their own and that bring strengths and ideas that you don't have.” (13:53)Connect with Daniel: LinkedIn Twitter Website Follow Beyond 8 Figures: LinkedIn Twitter Website

Daniel Curtis is an American automotive enthusiast who founded Classic Auto Appraiser, an appraising and inspecting business. Daniel is also a Classic.com Pro. As a Pro he helps people sell their cars while advising them on the more technical points, including the current market valuation, and where the vehicle falls into the market according to condition, options and equipment. 

In this episode, Devon and Daniel reunite and reminisce about their childhood growing up on Ned's Declassified. They also get into detail about their tips for finances, how to cope with vices in life, how to be a good person, what success really means, and so much more. Enjoy this first episode of Growing Up with Devon! This podcast is brought to you by onomy, a creator-led educational platform where you can learn the things school didn't teach for FREE.Credits: Intro song is Goliath by TriOrca Follow the pod:Instagram TikTokYouTubeFollow Devon:InstagramTikTokFollow Daniel:Instagram Brought to you by onomyFollow onomy: InstagramTikTok

Starting Overcoming Obstacles- Best Tips To Grow And Win In 2023! - Daniel Curtis with host, NaRon Tillmanhttps://campsite.bio/narontillman1Starting a podcast can be difficult. Today's guest will discuss with our host NaRon Tillman the process. Daniel the host of the all knowing podcast. WHO IS DANIEL CURTIS?Daniel is a lover of animals and people who is always looking for a way to bring the best out of any situation. He have spent his life learning and seeking out truth; he do not fear the unknown and enjoy discussing a multiplicity of topics. Daniel is a father and husband: his life experience has exposed me to the foster care system for both animals and people. He think in words and images; he is also somewhat of a Big 5 anomaly: 98th percentile openness, 96th percentile industriousness.Contact Our Guest:https://theallunknowing.com/

CesarRespino.com brings to you a special guest to You Can Overcome Anything! Podcast Show by the name of Daniel Curtis.Daniel Overcoming adversity, and is now the CEO and Founder of Zenuit (Zen-u-it) Consulting Services and the CTO of Enroll ml. Besides running an international company, he is responsible for developing and implementing several critical software applications across multiple industry verticals, such as finance, insurance, higher education, sales, and information technology. Daniel has pioneered several machine learning inventions in the finance and cybersecurity industries. He constantly seeks ways to apply knowledge to improve the environment around him and enjoys teaching, mentoring, and challenging those he has been privileged to meet to leave the world a better place than we found it.Daniel's message to you is:If you set your mind to something, the only thing that will stop you is yourself.To Connect with Daniel go to:https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-r-curtis/To Connect with CesarRespino go to:

We talk to Daniel Curtis, CTO at enroll ml, Entrepreneur, Philosopher, and Thought Leader on "Making the world a better place" Watch here: https://youtu.be/_mlVqejFqbc Listen on top podcast platforms here: https://pod.link/thekajstudio For instant updates on Lives and episodes follow/subscribe to me here, on YouTube at https://bit.ly/3jm0q2N, or on my LinkedIn Page The KAJ Masterclass LIVE. And do tell a few friends if you can! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kaj-studio/message

Creation was the value Daniel (an autodidact, business owner, and podcast host- https://theallunknowing.com) chose for his most important value. Daniel chose creation because he believes our ability to create is our greatest tool to improve the world. He also believes logically, if we exist, then improvement must be our main objective. What else could we be working towards other then to make the world the best place we can? The problem comes, as it always does, when we try to lock down what "best" actually means. We tried to look at obvious examples of "creating human improvements" (e.g., plumbing, medicine, AI, social media, or any other example you can think of) to determine if the world is really becoming a better place. But none of them seemed objectively net positive. Even if you look at the reduction of human suffering as a clear marker of human improvement, you have to ask, among other things: how do we measure suffering, on what time horizon are we measuring, and is every reduction in suffering inherently a good thing? As we explored these questions, we constantly ran into this dichotomy of life, where we know we must strive to be better but we have no idea what better means. All of these questions led to a discussion of hatred as an example of how this dichotomy could lead to our demise. Because we can never turn off the need to improve; it eventually leads to some of the ugliest aspects of life. Maybe hatred was just humans taking something functional like anger and optimizing it too far. Maybe thats what we always do; we take things like survival, or pleasure, or happiness and we optimize them until it becomes negative. Following the thread through this discussion is a great example of what I think Daniel meant with the value of creation. Connecting with another human being to generate new thoughts and insights on questions like these, is maybe the best chance we have to break that dichotomy. I really appreciate Daniel for bringing his perspective and for exploring all of these topics with me.

Growth potential is an organization's future ability to generate larger profits, expand its workforce and increase production. Daniel Curtis says: “I am a lifelong autodidact who thrives in high-pressure, complex situations. I excel at transforming businesses to maximize their full potential, building international teams, rapidly prototyping solutions, and building complex systems, all simply and elegantly. I am constantly seeking ways to apply my knowledge to improve the environment around me and enjoy teaching, mentoring, and challenging those I have been privileged with meeting to leave the world a better place than we found it. Recently, I partnered with a long-time friend to start our podcast: The (all) Unknowing, where we attempt to discern, discuss, and dissect modern social problems to find a better way forward for us all.” He Joined me this week to tell me more. For more information: https://theallunknowing.com/?v=3e8d115eb4b3 Twitter: @theunknowingall LinkedIn: @DanielCurtis

Join comedian Liz Zagone and guest cohost Daniel Curtis talk episode 2 of Clayton's journey to find love.  Did Cassidy ruin Maya's birthday party? Is Shanae-nae not the biggest red flag of all? Will Elizabeth start sharing her adderall with the rest of the mansion? Only one way to find out! Learn. Laugh. Live The Bachelor! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cathedral Concerts return with Christmas in East Liberty, on Friday, December 17, 7:30 pm. The concert will feature The Brass Roots and conductor Daniel Curtis, the ELPC Chancel Choir and conductor Dr. Edward Alan Moore, and organist Ethan LaPlaca. Hear holiday favorites and the premiere of two newly commissioned pieces: Carol Fantasia by Mary Beth Bennett and Spiritual Suite by Marcus Grant.  Edward Alan Moore stopped by the QED Morning Show with Jim Cunningham to tell us more about the concert.  

Live from Baker HS, for a Friday High School Game Day. Feat. Steve Normand, Daniel Curtis, JC Todd, Chase Calcagni, David Armstrong and Drew Dunn --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support

Daniel Curtis (Erasmus University Rotterdam) talks to Merle and Lee about his diverse work that touches upon multiple disease-related fields. After an overview of the timeframe in which Daniel works - the late medieval and early modern periods, the conversation moves to a discussion of scholarly collaboration in the humanities. Daniel then discusses the benefits and challenges in quantitative work, especially in premodern contexts, and points out that few scholars reflect upon the biases in the datasets. These issues are connected to Daniel's current project, which looks at inequality in the aftermath of premodern pandemic. The end of the interview focuses on another of Daniel's recent projects - looking at diseases, epidemics and pandemics in film, where he examines how women or the poor appear in these films, or how they portray heroism.

Daniel Curtis is a man who loves his family, friends, and the world, and is excited to get back out into it. Find more of Daniel:  Instagram: @vicesceo Website: www.vices.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Created during a time of quarantine in the global Coronavirus pandemic, A Moment Of Your Time's mission is to provide a space for expression, collaboration, community and solidarity. In this time of isolation, we may have to be apart but let's create together.  Follow Us: Instagram | Twitter Created by CurtCo Media Concept by Jenny Curtis Theme music by Chris Porter A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Live events were one of the biggest casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic. But Daniel Curtis and his teams saw this as an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and find their next path forward. Welcome to Building While Flying! This weekly podcast is brought to you by the Sasha Group. We're the small-to-medium-sized business arm of the VaynerX family of companies. We help ambitious companies build strong brands that flex with the times through strategy, branding, media, and marketing. In ever-changing times, businesses and brands have to shift and adapt. And across all sectors, there is an air of experimentation. Business owners are trying new things out in the wild;  building the plane while flying. Our pilots, Katie Hankinson and Mickey Cloud, will be talking to a diverse range of business leaders and founders. They'll explore how these guests tackle various challenges while staying resilient and committed to growth. Through these real-life examples of strategies put into practice, we hope to inspire you to experiment and develop your own strategies as we all navigate these uncertain times together.  Daniel Curtis learned a lot from the COVID-19 pandemic—about entrepreneurship and himself. Daniel Curtis has his hand in multiple companies, all dealing with events, community building, and entrepreneurship. He's the Chief Strategy Officer of EMC3, a creative agency specializing in live and virtual event production and speaker management. He's also a co-founder and CSO of Dependable Forces, a company that provides safety, health, and security services for live events; and he's theCSO and co-founder of 5%, an event and education company and community for early-stage entrepreneurs. Those last two companies were born out of the COVID-19 pandemic.  In his conversation with Katie, Daniel describes the best gift the pandemic could have given him: the gift of time. It's with this time he was able to slow down, focus, and start two new businesses. He addresses the importance of community for entrepreneurs and the need for a safe space to fail and learn without fear of judgment. Most importantly, Daniel discusses the future of events, post-pandemic, and why the “hybrid” virtual and live will be the way to go. If you're itching to go to events again, this episode is just what you need.  Other in-flight topics: How the COVID-19 pandemic impacted live events Importance of mentorship and community for entrepreneurs Shifting from live events to virtual events Balancing your role across multiple companies Surrounding yourself with a strong, smart, supportive peer group The future of events, post-pandemic Defining your purpose as an entrepreneur Links: EMC3 website: https://emc3.com/ Daniel on LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/danielemc3 DF website: https://dependable-forces.com/ What event are you looking forward to attending as we come out of pandemic times?

On this episode, Charlise welcomes 2 family members to the table...cousin Maurice Melvin, and son Daniel Curtis. Listen to these incredible testimonies of life and lessons.

The Pittsburgh Philharmonic's Music Director Daniel Curtis talks about the Zoom sessions he is doing with the orchestra to stay connected and to prepare for their 2021-22 season. Next season, the Philharmonic is also launching a multi-year initiative to feature the music of Black American composers.

Gary Johnson speaks to Richard Daniel Curtis, a child and behavioural psychologist, about the effects that lockdown and the pandemic are having.

"Comment voir la vie en rose quand on est daltonien", nouvelles de Daniel Curtis

This week Joe is joined by two dynamic businessmen that happen to be related: Bill Curtis, the Founder & CEO of CurtCo Media, a new podcast network dedicated to creating, distributing and hosting inspirational content…and his son Daniel Curtis, the Founder & CEO of Vices, a luxury subscription box business that connects luxury brands and luxury consumers.

The talented Mr. Daniel Curtis shares with us his debut novel, The Another. This exciting novel is a cross genre of Sci-fi/ fantasy, horror, gore with touches of sex and politics. For more info on Daniel or get an insight look on his book, check out his website- https://leftbehindbytime.wordpress.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dc-gomez/support

Dr. Daniel Curtis, an associate professor specializing in social responses to historical diseases at Erasmus University in the Netherlands, and Sarah Gregory discuss how people in movies react to epidemic disease outbreaks.

Daniel Curtis, founder & CEO of Robb Vices talks with Scott Kerr about his luxury subscription box, which was born out of his family's company Robb Report Magazine. He talks about how an epiphany moment with a top client led him to create the idea of a luxury subscription box; Curtis shares how he and his team look at current and emerging global trends to come up with the box themes and products each month; He talks about having a "built-in word-of-mouth marketing backbone" that grows their business, and how it takes a true open mind to subscribe to unknown luxury products; Curtis also discusses how he keeps churn rates low, subscribers engaged between box deliveries, and measuring success. Finally, he offers some tips to anyone thinking about getting into the subscription box business. Follow Us: Twitter @theluxuryitem and @scott_kerr, Email: scott@silvertoneconsulting.com

The Unicorn is found and LOOK OUT HE'S GOT A KNIFE!!! will magistrates be ruining another establishment or will they contain the Sake House Brawl, ironically the name of the song in the back ground also by Daniel Curtis.

2019 Fall Gospel Meeting - "The Tipping Point," a series of sermons by Daniel Curtis

2019 Fall Gospel Meeting - "The Tipping Point," a series of sermons by Daniel Curtis

2019 Fall Gospel Meeting - "The Tipping Point," a series of sermons by Daniel Curtis

2019 Fall Gospel Meeting - "The Tipping Point," a series of sermons by Daniel Curtis

2019 Fall Gospel Meeting - "The Tipping Point," a series of sermons by Daniel Curtis

2019 Fall Gospel Meeting - "The Tipping Point," a series of sermons by Daniel Curtis

2019 Fall Gospel Meeting - "The Tipping Point," a series of sermons by Daniel Curtis

2019 Fall Gospel Meeting - "The Tipping Point," a series of sermons by Daniel Curtis

In This Episode You Will Learn About: Joining the family business but reinventing from the ground up Growing up in an entrepreneurial family The correlation between wealthy people who are happy and those who aren’t Compartmentalizing different areas of your life Raising kids on how to view success Why luxury goods are valuable and important   Resources: Learn more: robbvices.com Facebook: facebook.com/robbvices Instagram: instagram.com/robbvices Twitter: twitter.com/robbvices   Show Notes: Today I’m sitting down with a friend of mine, Daniel Curtis. He is the founder of Robb Vices, a highly curated luxury boxed goods membership.   We talk about what it was like growing up in such a highly successful entrepreneurial family, how his parents made him such a kind, hungry and driven individual despite growing up with so much privilege, and why and how he started Robb Vices. And we talk about how he balances being a great husband and father with his incredibly successful business. And he points out the one strong correlation between wealthy individuals who are happy and those who aren’t.   Question Highlights: Did you always have expectations of working in the family business? What pressures and gifts come from growing up in an entrepreneurial family?  When you grow up surrounded by luxury, do you feel like it spoils you? What is the correlation between the wealthy people who are happy and those who aren’t? What are some examples you’ve seen of people with great wealth being very generous? How do you balance being a good husband, father, and entrepreneur? How do you want your kids to grow up viewing success? Where did the idea for Robb Vices come from? Why is luxury so important and why should we care about it?   Guest Bio: Daniel Curtis is the Founder & CEO of Robb Vices.  Through this membership platform he serves as a curator for the curators.  Robb Vices membership delivers a surprise delivery of unique products as well as a magazine that tells their story on a monthly basis.  He created Robb Vices as an independent company out of Robb Report magazine where he previously served as Vice President and was formerly a Curtis family operated business.  Most recently Daniel has launched an exclusive luxury eCommerce platform: VicesReserve.com as well as a cigar discovery membership called Cigar by Vices.   Follow me on social media @ChrisWHarder on Instagram and check out www.ForTheLoveOfMoney.com For the Love of Money is a production of Crate Media

Daniel Curtis is the Founder and CEO of subscription box company Robb Vices ( https://robbvices.com/ ) , a hand-curated luxury item subscription box company. Daniel shares his journey to where he is today and why living a life of luxury isn't about what you have but rather the people you share those things and moments with

Daniel Curtis’ life changed in 2011 when he dove into his backyard pool and slipped, became paralyzed instantly and woke up underwater and unable to swim to the surface for air. He was a chef at the time, and the food industry decided to hold a benefit for him that has turned into an annual event that has now raised nearly half a million dollars to help people with spinal cord injuries. Last year, Daniel joined me and former ILYSM co-host Tolly Moseley to talk about what people misunderstand about paralysis and how such a catastrophic injury has transformed his own life, in some ways for the better. The annual Pay it Forward with Daniel Curtis fundraiser returns on Aug 1 at the AT&T Hotel and Conference Center, so we are re-airing our interview with Daniel, who is now married and a dad to an 8-month-old. You can buy tickets and find out more about the event at pifdaniel.com.

Today on the show I am joined by Daniel Curtis, founder and CEO of Robb Vices. Robb Vices was born out of the Daniel’s father’s company, Robb Report Magazine. What Daniel has created is an exclusive membership, designed for those with a profound appreciation for the authentic and unique. Today we talk about what it was like growing up in an iconic company, his membership company, Daniel’s take on wealth, and so much more. In This Conversation We Cover: [4:08] Growing up in Malibu [7:41] What Robb Report gave him [10:29] How Daniel was parented [12:36] What Daniel’s father is like [14:48] Working at Robb Report [17:54] What it feels like to see Robb Report on newsstands [20:30] Wealth and what it looks like to him now [22:36] His time in Italy + his wedding [26:34] Leaving Malibu for New York [30:05] Robb Vices [42:25] Creating momentum for a brand [43:41] Play Hard with Daniel Curtis [50:00] Rapid fire [1:06:23] Daniel asks Rob rapid fire questions Resources: Learn more: (https://robbvices.com/)   Instagram: @robbvices Read: Death Comes For the Archbishop by Willa Cather Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd

Today on the show I am joined by Daniel Curtis, founder and CEO of Robb Vices. Robb Vices was born out of the Daniel's father's company, Robb Report Magazine. What Daniel has created is an exclusive membership, designed for those with a profound appreciation for the authentic and unique. Today we talk about what it was like growing up in an iconic company, his membership company, Daniel's take on wealth, and so much more.   In This Conversation We Cover: [4:08] Growing up in Malibu [7:41] What Robb Report gave him [10:29] How Daniel was parented [12:36] What Daniel's father is like [14:48] Working at Robb Report [17:54] What it feels like to see Robb Report on newsstands [20:30] Wealth and what it looks like to him now [22:36] His time in Italy + his wedding [26:34] Leaving Malibu for New York [30:05] Robb Vices [42:25] Creating momentum for a brand [43:41] Play Hard with Daniel Curtis [50:00] Rapid fire [1:06:23] Daniel asks Rob rapid fire questions   Resources: Learn more: robbvices.com   Instagram: @robbvices Read: Death Comes For the Archbishop by Willa Cather Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd

We get to know Daniel Curtis, who, in 2011, slipped while diving in his backyard pool, resulting in a vertebrae injury that left him paralyzed. Two months after the accident, his family and friends in the food and hospitality industry put together an event called Pay It Forward to raise money for the Lone Star Paralysis Foundation. The annual event, which to date has garnered $360,000 to help others, too, continues this year on Aug. 2. Curtis talked about how his life has changed since the accident and why the local nonprofits that support quadriplegics and paraplegics are crucial in the recovery process. PLUS: Personality type tests have been around for decades; the Myers-Briggs test goes back all the way to World War II. Does that mean they can help us pick the right bar in Austin today? That’s the idea behind a recent post about finding the right bar for your Myers-Briggs personality type. Austin360’s Eric Webb discusses why people still love this test and why Austin was recently deemed an ENFP. And in "A Toast " we celebrate Mike Birbiglia's move about improv people, "Don’t Think Twice," the new season of Netflix's "GLOW" and Bo Burnham’s debut film, "Eighth Grade." And don't forget: to celebrate the podcast's first birthday, we’re hosting a meetup Aug. 1 at Indian Roller, 10006 Manchaca Road. The party starts at 6:30 p.m., and it’s free to get in. More info: http://austin360.com/loveaustin360

This is the third and final lesson in our special series on the existence of God. In this lesson, Daniel Curtis looks at issue of morality and ethics in the world.  We are living in a time where theories such as postmodernism teach that there is no such thing as objective truth.  Yet most people in ...