Podcasts about digital third coast

0:00 - John Anthony fills in for Dan 11:50 - Trump presser 28:36 - META/FACEBOOK committing to free speech! 44:06 - Grace Curley, host of "The Grace Curley Show" on WRKO680 Boston, columnist for the Boston Herald and contributor to Spectator World: Will the media carry its snobbery problem into the next Trump era? Follow Grace on X @G_CURLEY 56:55 - Dr. Richard Bartlett, public health advocate and innovator in pandemic treatment strategies, asks "how much flu could flu shot stop if a flu shot could stop flu" 01:17:21 - Noted economist Stephen Moore says Trump has a stack of Biden policies ready to be reversed on day 1. Check out Steve’s most recent book The Trump Economic Miracle: And the Plan to Unleash Prosperity Again 01:29:40 - Senior Research Fellow for Naval Warfare and Advanced Technology for the Heritage Foundation, Brent Sadler, explains why the US should take a serious look at Greenland and the Panama Canal. Follow Brent on X @brentdsadler 01:47:03 - Senior Content & Media Strategist at Digital Third Coast, Emily Fanous, looks at "Freindflation" and how much Americans spend on their friends See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tricia Harte of Digital Third Coast warns of major job losses in the years ahead due to automation. Dave Packer of ABC News reports on the declining coal industry, while Geoff Greenfield of of Third Sun Solar tells of the growing market for renewable energy. Fourteen year old Amber Bennett explains how she obtained a college degree while starting high school. More at http://krobcollection.com

UFO sightings are rising, robocalls are on the increase, students are leaving college without character, and why do religious people do what they do? Ken's guests are Ryan Burrow of ABC News, Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast, retired Major General Josiah Bunting III, and author & scientist Charles Panati. For details visit http://krobcollection.com

Maria Szatkowski Content Strategist of Digital Third Coast explains to me how she determined that Cincinnati Bengals fans out drink any other NFL fan base.

Maria Szatkowski Content Strategist of Digital Third Coast explains to me how she determined that Cincinnati Bengals fans out drink any other NFL fan base.

Avi Gilburt, founder of Elliott Wave Trader, says that nervous investors should turn off the news, look at technicals and Elliott Wave analysis and join him in thinking the market's next move will be to 4,600 on the Standard and Poor's 500, a gain of more than 20 percent from current levels. But Gilburt goes further to say that he thinks the market will get to 6,000 before the current cycle ends, though it may not be until 2022 or '23 before it goes that far. Also on the show, University of Virginia business professor Gregory Fairchild, author of 'Domestic Emerging Markets," Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast discussing a survey showing that a surprising number of Americans spent less money than expected in 2020, plus Chuck Carlson of the DRIP Investor newsletter talking about removing the emotion from investing during the Market Call.

Ryan Detrick, chief market strategist at LPL Financial, says that economic surprises over the last six months have built up 'animal spirits' for the market to push higher, and that once vaccines help to diminish the impact of the coronavirus pandemic that the stock market is headed higher for a long time, delivering low double-digit returns next year. Opening the show talking technical analysis, Jeff Bishop of RagingBull.com talks about why he thinks Santa Claus will be coming to the market in late December and why he isn't currently worried about a big decline from near-record high stock-market levels. Also on the show, author Lawrence Cunningham discusses 'Quality Shareholders' and why individuals should gravitate toward companies that seek out those long-haul focused, patient investors, and Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast discusses the firm's latest research into how the pandemic has changed consumer spending habits.

Sam Hendel, president of Levin Easterly Capital, says in the Market Call that the market being near record highs hasn't made it significantly harder to find value stocks poised for strong performance, especially if you are willing to be somewhat contrarian. Also on the show, Terry Gallagher from UMB Fund Services talks about developments in closed-end funds, most notably the evolution of tender-offer funds, Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast discusses a recent survey on the impact of Covid-19 on prices consumers are paying at the supermarket and elsewhere, and author Jame DiBiasio, chats about his book 'Cowries to Crypto: A History of Money, Currency and Wealth.'

Jeffrey Hirsch, editor of the Stock Trader's Almanac, says the stock market's seemingly ho-hum reaction to election news has been because the result remains a toss-up, but now that the conventions have passed and the election process is entering the home stretch, he expects a more significant response as market forces decide what kind of impact to expect from either an incumbent victory or a regime change. He notes that the market generally responds positively to a re-election and struggles more when an incumbent is defeated. Also on the show, Jerremy Newsome of  Real Life Trading says the market is headed for trouble ahead -- a decline of 8 to 10 percent -- because it has overheated and become too optimistic. Still, after that kind of pullback, he expects the market to resume its climb and says 20 percent higher a year from now would not be surprising at all. Larry Swedroe, author of 'The Incredible Shrinking Alpha: How to be a Successful Investor Without Picking Winners" discusses his book and Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast talks about how travelers are changing their habits now in order to get back on the road even as the pandemic drags on.

This week on The Pet Buzz, Petrendologist Charlotte Reed and Michael Fleck, DVM, talk with veterinarian Lisa Lippman, DVM, about the importance of washing your pets paws; with Kathy Guillermo, SVP of PETA's horse racing department, about changes that can be made to prevent injuries and deaths in the horse racing industry; and with Kylie Moore, Content Strategist at Digital Third Coast on behalf of Lombardo Homes, about which cities have adopted the most pets during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast advises on Robocalls during Covid-19: Watch out for these scams

Frank Holmes, chief investment officer at US Global Investors, says that investors heading for cash are being too conservative because the market is creating opportunities in areas that are troubled, like airlines, but he is also expecting the economic stimulus efforts to generate inflationary pressure that will make gold particularly attractive during volatile market times head. Also0 on the show, John Cole Scott of Closed-End Fund Advisors and the Active Investment Company Alliance compares closed-end funds with non-listed interval funds, Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast discusses how Americans' grocery-shopping habits have changed during the quarantine, and Leon Wilfan of Lahardan Financial talks stocks in the Market Call.

Jeff Schulze, investment strategist at ClearBridge Investments, says his company's 'Recession Risk Dashboard' shows that the economy is now fully in recession territory and that it could be the worst recession ever, but he notes that thanks to policy response, it will not become a depression. While he expects recovery to take a little longer than many expect -- just because the market will want to be sure the black swan event of coronavirus has ended before committing to a return to buying -- Schulze says a strong recovery is part of the outlook. Also on the show, Dan Zanger of ChartPattern.com says he's not ready to buy into this market with much conviction, Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast talks taxes and procrastination, and absolute value manager Brian Frank of the resurgent Frank Value Fund talks stocks in the Market Call.

Today's show covers a lot of ground, from Matt Zajechowski of Digital Third Coast talking about a survey on package thefts and giving out tips for foiling box bandits this holiday season, to Ben Hunt of EpsilonTheory.com talking about his big concerns for the markets that have been mostly overlooked by observers and experts, on to international value investing in the Market Call with guest David Marcus from the Evermore Global Value Fund talking about how the market's run to record highs hasn't curtailed his supply of companies that have been bloodied and bruised by business and that look like solid discount plays to him as a result of their troubles.

Are you aggressively striving for your financial goals? Putting in the time to make your dreams come true? Are you sure you're NOT going to let anything stand in your way when it comes to securing a nice retirement and a fantastic nest egg? Here's a question: when are you working TOO hard toward your goal? How do you know when you've gotten TOO caught up in the rat race? On today's show, we sit with entrepreneur David Hauser, who's built and sold two successful businesses, but who also has been overworked, unhappy, and unhealthy. Early on, David was used to a 100+ hour week, a lifestyle of unhealthy eating, and not a lot of physical activity. After a 10 year journey of self improvement, David has found a work-life balance that not only satisfies his financial needs but his personal ones as well. As you'll hear in the interview, being all about the Benjamins doesn't necessarily mean you need to sacrifice the other important parts of your life. Plus, in our headlines segment, how much do you spend on subscriptions? Today Joe talks to Andy Kerns from Digital Third Coast. Partnering with Waterstone to conduct the study, Andy's team looked into the relationship that America has with subscription services. Is it destroying your bottom line? We'll also dive into a piece on how the new crop of financial planners are trained... should more financial firms be looking at a residency program? Later on we'll throw out the Haven Life Line to Roxanna, who's only partially vested in a 401k at her old workplace. Could she have problems getting her cash down the road? On the letter's side of things, Tearar wants to get some ETFs in her workplace's SIMPLE IRA, but is getting pushback. What's the deal? As always, we'll still save some time for Doug's (completely epic) trivia. Thanks to Molekule for supporting Stacking Benjamins. Get $75 off your first order at Molekule.com with our promo code: SB. Thanks to Grammarly for supporting Stacking Benjamins. For 20% off a Grammarly premium account, go to Grammarly.com/sb.

Digital Third Coast: https://www.digitalthirdcoast.com/ Dovetail Brewery: https://dovetailbrewery.com/ SearchLab Chicago: https://searchlabchicago.com/suds-search/ North of downtown Chicago is a neighborhood called North Center, a former industrial corridor that's transitioned into a bustling mix of residential and commercial activity. North Center is well known for 2 things. It's home to dozens of service-oriented start-ups, digital agencies and creatives mostly located in the industrial buildings along the train tracks on Ravenswood. It's also where you can find some of Chicago's best micro-breweries, spirit distilleries and watering holes. Northcenter Chamber of Commerce http://www.northcenterchamber.com/ My name is Mark Bealin and I'm the founder of SearchLab, a search marketing agency located in North Center. I decided to film two of my favorite things coming together. I'm going to talk to some of the talented professionals in Chicago at some of the best drinking establishments in the city. This is Suds and Search. Today I'll be joined by the team from Digital Third Coast, a full service SEO and Paid Search agency that recently celebrated their 11th year in business. DTC was founded by Taylor Cimala and George Zlatin. Nathan Pabich joined shortly afterwards to run their paid search division. I've known the core team from DTC for 12 years and asked them to join me at DoveTail's tasting room. DoveTail makes really good German-style beer and happens to be located directly across the street from SearchLab's offices. SearchLab Chicago 1801 W Belle Plaine Suite 107 Chicago, IL 60613 (312) 256-1574 https://searchlabchicago.com https://www.facebook.com/SearchLabChicago/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/searchlabchicago/ https://twitter.com/SearchLabAgency https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3kf-yP3bwhI6YvFFeKfegA https://m.me/SearchLabChicagoSubscribe to Suds & Search | Interviews With Today's Search Marketing Experts on Soundwise

Matthew Banach is the Senior Director of Marketing for Gold Eagle Company, a business that was started by Armin Hirsch in 1932. Gold Eagle offers a complete line of protection for cars, boats and more. They offer a wide variety of products for engines plus interior and exterior surface care products. Matt has been with the company for 7 years and has worked in various areas. He has a passion for restoring cars and over the years, he and his father have restored 11 cars ranging from a 1953 Willys CJ3A to a Mercedes 280SL. Matt and I were introduced by another Matt at Digital Third Coast, where they analyzed 100,000 songs to discover a relationship between music and cars. They found more than 13,000 artists and 72,000 songs that mention cars; Mercedes being the most referenced. You can find this fun report on the Gold Eagle website.    

This Google+ Hangout with Rebecca Otis took place on August 20th for members of the mini-course, Applications of Social Media for STEMx Teaching. In this session, Rebecca shared tips on how social media platforms can be leveraged for teaching and learning, along with ideas for developing the voice and tone for any social media communities you build. About Rebecca Otis: Rebecca Otis is a connector, speaker, and writer who shares ideas and collaborates as the Content/Social Media Manager at Digital Third Coast, a digital marketing agency in Chicago. She founded a social media consultancy, LocalizeAustin, in 2009, serving up ideas in marketing, communications, and social media strategy and she continues to believe in the power of connecting with people online and offline. Rebecca served as the Social Media Administrator and strategist for the official State website, Texas.gov where she developed social media strategy and policies that were used as a model for State and local governments nationwide. Rebecca is a proud Longhorn alum, graduating from the McCombs School of Business. Rebecca was a Rising Star Finalist in the 2012 Women of Influence 'Profiles in Power' awards hosted by the Austin Business Journal. About Digital Third Coast Internet Marketing Digital Third Coast is a high-fivin’, food-loving, results-driven Chicago digital marketing agency specializing in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Pay Per Click (PPC), Local Search, Social Media, and Content Marketing services focused on making a measurable difference for our clients and partners.