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Mold and mycotoxins can have a huge impact on your health if left unchecked. You may know of the common sources of mold (like damp basements), but mold can also be found in really unexpected places. My guest today is Brian Karr, a second generation indoor environmental consultant who specializes in working with hypersensitive individuals with complex medical conditions. He helps them to understand if mold, mycotoxins, or other indoor pathogens exist in their homes (which may be contributing to their health conditions), and how to remedy those issues. Brian has become a go-to mold and biotoxin resource for many medical practitioners across the country, and has helped over 3,000 hypersensitive individuals nationwide to create healthier living environments that have allowed their doctors to help them get better. Join us as we discuss some sources of mold that may surprise you! Has mold affected your health? Tell me about it in the comments! In this episode: Why are some people affected by mold, while others aren't? How do you know if you have mold in your home? Can mold grow on stone and concrete? Does Brian use ERMI testing? Considerations for household appliances that use water (e.g. dishwashers and washing machines) How do you get rid of mold? Quotes “Air testing in the middle of the room is the worst way to figure out if you have a mold problem in your house.” [5:22] “The big secret really to finding hidden mold in your house is to not actually look for mold. It's to understand that mold is created as a result of water being somewhere…The key is really to look for signs of water damage in your home because mold is microscopic.” [6:28] Links MoldFindersMethod FREE webinar YesWeInspect.com Follow Brian on Instagram Berkey Water Filters Healthy Skin Show ep. 134: Dealing with Mold & Opening Detox Pathways w/ Toréa Rodriguez, FDN-P Healthy Skin Show ep. 164: Mold Illness vs. Mold Allergy w/ Dr. Kasey Holland Healthy Skin Show ep. 166: Mold + Histamine Connection w/ Dr. Jill Crista

Luken Baker, Juan Yepez, and more Cardinals minor leaguers to discuss this morning with Brian Walton of thecardinalnation.com. We dive in a bit to the draftee signings and where those picks are playing now. Does Brian think there's a chance Liberatore and Gorman get called up to St. Louis? Also some news on Jordan Walker, Masyn Winn, upgrades to Roger Dean Stadium and more. Listen here:

"Be where your feet are." - Brian Covey    That's such a mighty and grounding quote from our guest in today's episode. Brian Covey was an Olympic USA Soccer player, VP of one of the largest mortgage companies in America, a podcast host, and an author. He does sound like an all-around guy who we can learn great lessons from. He shared his journey from being an Olympic player to becoming a soccer dad, from starting a podcast to writing a book, and so much more. We also talked about the importance of a growth mindset and the balance between the mind, body, and spirit.   Once an Olympic USA Soccer Player, Brian quickly learned how to get "cut" and literally... get cut. Fitness and mindset became masteries for Brian very early as his career was affected by the 2007 market crash just years after his soccer team days came to an end, right when he was raising toddlers with his wife Nicole.    Brian has mastered the art of a growth mindset, the art of winning, and the art of staying fit. He believes in integration and health over all things. Brian is an executive at loanDepot, a proud father, an influencer, a top-rated podcaster and, just simply, a fabulous soccer dad. He throws the suit down and coaches his daughter's league with joy several times a week. It's Brian's mission with his new book, "Conversations with Covey", to highlight some of the most incredible stories he's gotten to share on his podcast, the Brian Covey Show.     Support and reach out to Brian: Web: https://www.briancovey.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/thebriancovey/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheBrianCovey/ The Brian Covey Show: https://www.briancovey.com/podcast/     Show notes: [1:07] Who is Brian Covey, his marriage, his legacy, and his relationship with his kids [4:35] How did Brian go into sports? [8:52] How faith and sports made Brian the best version of himself [12:01] Invest more in yourself  [18:16] The reason why Brian started the podcast and wrote the book [20:11] The fear of failing [21:11] Diving into Brian's book: Conversations With Covey [25:30] Does Brian want to start a coaching business? [29:57] On dealing with the tough times [33:13] Brian's best tip [35:40] Where to find and support Brian? [37:47] Outro   We discuss real-life topics, tools, and tips on how to challenge and transform your thinking with no sugar added. Hope you will go on the journey with us as we grow, fail, and get back up.    https://linktr.ee/Neenaperez

When is it worth it to make a big move based on your finances or taxes? Do you need to have it all figured out before meeting with an advisor?   Read more and get additional financial resources here: https://financialplanningva.com/podcast/should-you-move-states-for-the-tax-benefits/    What we discuss on this episode:  0:12 - To save money, some are moving to another state. 4:55 - Congress is considering a lost-and-found database for retirement accounts. 9:05 - Does Brian have to clean up a lot of financial messes?

The NBA Playoffs gets underway with a "play-in" series of games for the Eastern and Western conferences. Plus, we talk some early college football, a little Stanley Cup Hockey Playoffs and even, some golf with the second major of the year, the PGA Championship, as part of Three Dog Thursday. Host TJ Rives is back welcoming in senior handicapper from Vegas Insider and Majorwager.com Brian Edwards. The guys go over the NBA's new play-in results from the Eastern side on Tuesday and project ahead for what is about to happen over the next couple of days in the West and more to set the 1 through 8 series matchups starting this weekend. Does Brian like this new play-in idea and is it here to stay? Hear the debate on the show. Then the talk turns to early lines for the upcoming 2021 college football season. Brian has a roll-call of games and spreads that he's already looking at including for Underdog purposes. But, TJ questions how much we really know in May to help for wagering four months from now or more? Then, in the middle segment of the show, we welcome in Chris Clifford aka "the Boston Capper" to talk about golf's second major of the year the PGA Championship about to be played at Kiawah Island, South Carolina. The Capper and his co-host Steve Schirmer host the "Golf Gambling Podcast" on the SGPN network and have underdogs that they are looking over. Which one of the favorites do those guys like and are there a couple of Underdogs to keep an eye on for the weekend? And, will the course conditions, including the wind off of the Atlantic Ocean create havoc for the best golfers on the planet for this weekend? Finally, Brian rejoins the show one final time to talk more about the NBA playoff matchups set to go starting this weekend. He and TJ debate an underdog team that can maybe pull a series upset in the Eastern or Western Conference best-of-sevens? Hear it all as part of "Three Dog Thursday" and make sure to subscribe on Apple podcasts, Spotify, and Google podcast, etc! Follow - Twitter | InstagramWatch - YouTube | TwitchListen - Apple | SpotifyRead - SportsGamblingPodcast.comDiscuss -  Slack | Reddit Support for this episode - WynnBet | GetRoman.com/SGP | UnderdogFantasy.com code SGPN | OddsJam.com code SGP

In this episode of The Ryan Hanley Show, Ryan is joined by Brian Keating, Chancellor's Distinguished Professor of physics at the Center for Astrophysics & Space Sciences (CASS) in the department of physics at the University of California San Diego… and he's awesome. Episode Highlights: Brian shares how he sees the world differently. (8:57) Brian mentions why some people see science as a zero-sum game. (14:46) Brian mentions some of his guests on the show. (16:34) How does Brian approach big ideas? ? (19:24) Brian explains the motto in his YouTube channel. (22:16) Does Brian think that his openness and candor are inspiring other people? (23:07) Brian shares why he cares about artificial wisdom. (38:42) Brian shares why wisdom is significant. (40:46) Key Quotes: “I truly believe that if you don't examine the biggest questions, then you're kind of wasting this most precious gift that will soon be over. Your job is you to be an expert in minimizing risk and reducing rogue wave impacts, and so forth.” - Brian Keating “There's nothing you guys can do to prevent the ultimate destination. We're all born to die. So we must make use of the time we have to live. And to me, living is nothing if you don't ask questions with deep and passionate curiosity.” - Brian Keating “From my perspective, what I really want to do is bring together this multiverse of minds and assemble. Now, thanks to technology, we can do it. There's no excuse not to do it. And, so I'm trying to do it.” - Brian Keating Resources Mentioned: Brain Keating LinkedIn University of California San Diego Brian Keating Podcast Reach out to Ryan Hanley

In this episode of The Ryan Hanley Show, Ryan is joined by Brian Keating, Chancellor’s Distinguished Professor of physics at the Center for Astrophysics & Space Sciences (CASS) in the department of physics at the University of California San Diego… and he's awesome. Episode Highlights: Brian shares how he sees the world differently. (8:57) Brian mentions why some people see science as a zero-sum game. (14:46) Brian mentions some of his guests on the show. (16:34) How does Brian approach big ideas? ? (19:24) Brian explains the motto in his YouTube channel. (22:16) Does Brian think that his openness and candor are inspiring other people? (23:07) Brian shares why he cares about artificial wisdom. (38:42) Brian shares why wisdom is significant. (40:46) Key Quotes: “I truly believe that if you don't examine the biggest questions, then you're kind of wasting this most precious gift that will soon be over. Your job is you to be an expert in minimizing risk and reducing rogue wave impacts, and so forth.” - Brian Keating “There's nothing you guys can do to prevent the ultimate destination. We're all born to die. So we must make use of the time we have to live. And to me, living is nothing if you don't ask questions with deep and passionate curiosity.” - Brian Keating “From my perspective, what I really want to do is bring together this multiverse of minds and assemble. Now, thanks to technology, we can do it. There's no excuse not to do it. And, so I'm trying to do it.” - Brian Keating Resources Mentioned: Brain Keating LinkedIn University of California San Diego Brian Keating Podcast Reach out to Ryan Hanley

Brian was supposed to talk about Godzilla, Kong, and kaiju. He talked about Pacific Rim and Monster Hunter instead. We are all so excited for Godzilla vs Kong that we power through it any way. We manage to answer the really important questions. What is Jon's specific rim? Will Alecia speak? Does Brian understand procreation? Beer of the week is Blood Orange Yellow Dwarf by Quaff On Brewing Co. Follow us online: https://twitter.com/GrowlNGremCast https://www.instagram.com/growlngremcast/ https://facebook.com/GrowlNGremCast https://growlersandgremlins.com/ Intro Music: Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4031-mechanolith License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

In this Episode, Jon talks Tulpas, Slender Man, and Santa Claus. Can we create imaginary friends capable of cuddling? Does Brian have a Body Pillow? Do you hear children? Beer of the Week - King Louis Peanut Butter Banana Chocolate Stout by Books & Brews Follow us online: https://twitter.com/GrowlNGremCast https://www.instagram.com/growlngremcast/ https://facebook.com/GrowlNGremCast https://growlersandgremlins.com/ Intro Music: Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4031-mechanolith License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

On today's episode, Brian fields all kinds of questions on Ask Brian. 3.0. Does Brian think New York will see a champion before Brittany Spears career is saved? Where are Brian's favorite places to walk? Plus, on today's Outro we talk about JJ Watt and all the stars to leave Houston recently, baseball updates, plus your NBA, NHL, EPL, and Champions League schedules. Enjoy!

In this Episode, Brian takes us on an ill-informed quest across the galaxy. Imagine, if you would, a gumball machine with a stick of dynamite in it. Is it a metaphor for Brian's brain? A Passport to the Void? What is the Oort Cloud? Does Brian hold the keys to the Universe? Beer of the Week - Ugly Lil Spud from Brewlink Brewing. Follow us online: https://twitter.com/GrowlNGremCast https://www.instagram.com/growlngremcast/ https://facebook.com/GrowlNGremCast https://growlersandgremlins.com/ Intro Music: Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4031-mechanolith License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

[02:40] How did Brian get into sales?[05:22] Brian’s experience relationship selling[12:05] How Brian evolved his goal setting and how it changed his definition of success[15:52] What qualities has Brian seen standout for top performers?[23:40] What makes Hub Spot’s organization culture unique?[26:00] How can you build a personal brand?[30:08] What changed Brian’s perspective in regards to building relationships?[33:34] How to give and receive feedback[37:49] How does Brian bounce back after a lousy quota?[46:56] What is success to Brian?[44:21] Does Brian love winning or hate losing more?[44:31] What are some of the qualities of leaders that Brian has worked with?

In the second episode of Book 3 of the Explain This Book To Me podcast, host Josh Lipstone continues his discussion with the author, Brian Ahearn. They discuss the seven principles of influence, how to use them, the power that they have, and how to get someone to say Yes.  And you'll hear how one of the principles caused Josh to buy a backpack leaf blower, but you'll have to listen to find out why.   Episode Highlights: How did Brian spend his Labor Day? (0:40) Brian talks about the two-day workshop he’s doing. (1:26) Does Brian do any keynote or speaking engagements for associations? (1:52) Brian shares that they use a basic model called core motives developed by DR Gregory Neider. (3:55) What are some of the decisions that people are making in business that are autopilot decisions that Brian has observed in his years of coaching? (7:39) Brian says that people are more motivated by what they may lose versus what they may gain. (8:48) Brian explains how the principle of reciprocity would apply to sales or business. (12:40) Brian mentions that a small act can start to change how somebody thinks and feels about you and your agency. (13:02) Brian gives examples of principles that can make a big difference. (14:55) Josh says that when you think of reciprocity, think of the word giving. (18:43) Josh says that he challenges the loyal readers to think about the people in their life who have had an impact, which at the time, maybe you didn't appreciate or understand. (25:04) Brian shares his experience working with the Claims Department. (26:23) Brian talks about the game changer when it comes to manipulation. (27:42) What type of advice can Brian give to loyal readers who do work in a family business and struggle with listening to one another? (30:11) Brian says that virtually everything has good and bad, positive and negative. ( 34:16) Brian encourages loyal readers to get something that's going to come to the surface as a rejection or a weakness in what they’re offering. (35:55) Brian thinks that certain things are based on trends. (38:34) Does Brian have any advice on how someone can go about changing their opinion and not be called out by others? (47:14) Brian says that he’s not going to change anybody’s opinion on Facebook, but he’s going to change your opinion when he has a one on one conversation. (49:19) Brian explains how the scarcity principle works. (57:30) Brian shares the story of his father who serve

In this episode of Agents Influence podcast, host Jason Cass interviews Brian Fanzo, Virtual Keynote Speaker, Digital Futurist, and founder of iSocialFanz. Brian talks about his passion for technology, business, change, and digital innovation. He also discusses the significance of authenticity and transparency to a person’s success. Episode Highlights: Jason introduces Brian Fanzo. (2:57) Is Brian an iPhone or an Android user? (5:11) Does Brian love to win or hate to lose? (5:26) What does Brian attribute to his success, skill or luck? (7:33) Brian shares his background and his journey to success. (10:03) Brian talks about labeling himself as a Digital Futurist. (19:18) Brian shares that his mission is to help people see the synergy between digital innovation and humanity. (19:54) Brian mentions the significance of your brand, your name, and treating everyone like you treat yourself. (22:37) Brian explains that forcing people to change into a world that they're not used to is not usually a good trend for adoption and understanding. (23:26) Brian mentions that he’s a big advocate for childhood hunger, child trafficking, and he’s also working with a couple of organizations. (24:00) Brian thinks that if we can open our perspective to where technology can fit today, we can adapt and kind of shape this future that we have. (25:45) From what Brian does and what he teaches in marketing, strategy, and how he uses the technology, what’s Brian’s relationship with his insurance agent? (26:05) Brian believes that at this moment, every business is in the business of trust, building trust, maintaining trust, and scaling trust. (26:20) Brian shares that some people mistakenly say that the younger generation doesn’t have loyalty but in Brian’s opinion, he sees them as the younger generation that has more choices, more information, and more access than anyone else has ever had in the history of the world. (27:43) Brian shares a story about his 10 year old daughter. (28:13) Brian says that for the first time in history, we have five generations in the workplace. (34:51) Brian shares an interesting story about his experience with the insurance agent that he ended up going with. (38:17) Brian mentions that he’s doing a lot of coaching. (42:35) Brian says that from a virtual perspective, this is where his business progressed and has grown multiple businesses, on helping them embrace live video. (43:50) Brian thinks that now is the most beautiful time to build those initial relationships on trust. (45:17) Brian shares that he was diagnosed with ADHD at age 31. (52:23) Brian mentions that he’s currently reading a book entitled, Black Sheep: Unleash the Extraordinary, Awe-Inspiring, Undiscovered You by Brant Menswar. (53:06) Brian shares his mantra. (54:57) Brian believes that together, we can make the world a better place by each one of us doing our part. (55:37) Jason mentions that transparency is significant. (58:19) Key Quotes: “My mission is to help people see the synergy between digital innovation and humanity… and so that's why the heart, family, people, you know, is a big part for me.” - Brian Fanzo “It doesn't matter which generation, legacy, current or the future generation, that you're trying to appease to, there is no question that all of them respond best to human touch and authenticity.” - Brian Fanzo “Take one thing that you’ve written down or that you’ve listened to and turn it into action, because anyone can listen, anyone can read, a whole bunch of people are going to take notes, but very few people are taking action right now.” - Brian Fanzo Resources Mentioned: ePay Policy Agency Intelligence Reach out to Jason Cass Brian Fanzo Digital Futurist Advertisers: Podium Veruna Lightspeed Voice

In this episode of Agents Influence podcast, host Jason Cass interviews Brian Ahearn CPCU, CTM, CPT, CMCT, Chief Influence Officer at Influence People, and international speaker, coach, consultant, and author. Brian talks about being one of only 20 people in the world certified by Robert Cialdini to teach his methodology when it comes to influence. Brian also talks about his passion for teaching how to communicate differently, understanding what psychology says about our minds, and how we can ethically influence people to do things.   Episode Highlights:   Jason introduces Brian Ahearn. (1:01) Is Brian an Android or an iPhone user?  (4:18) What was the last app that Brian downloaded? (4:36) Does Brian love to win or hate to lose?  (5:57) What does Brian attribute to his success, skill, or luck? (7:01) Where does Brian reside now? (8:11) Brian takes us back to his college life and brings us forward to where he’s at now. (8:34) Jason shares why Brian’s LinkedIn profile is very unique. (10:22) Brian explains who Robert Cialdini is in his methodology. (11:57) Brian says that Robert Cialdini wrote a book called “Influence: Science and Practice” which has sold three and a half million copies. (12:18) Brian explains what is so special about Robert Cialdini’s teachings. (13:26) Brian says Robert Cialdini is practicing what he preaches. (13:39) Brian says we need to recognize that humans are most likely to respond to loss as opposed to gain. (15:49) As an ethical persuader, Brian is putting out what he knows is in your best interest as a potential customer. (16:22) Brian gives an example of what creates a scarcity mentality. (22:30) Jason believes that our podcast is the best because we take these listeners down roads that people don’t normally go. (23:01) Brain explains the scarcity mentality. (25:30) Brian tells his story about running across Robert Cialdini’s materials. (27:15) Brian explains what reciprocity is. (43:40) Brian talks about a meme of Eminem that circulated on Facebook a few years ago. What is Brian reading right now? (44:34) Brian Ahearn shares what he does for the insurance industry. (47:24)   Key Quotes:   “Give what you want. Give respect, love consideration, whatever you want from somebody else, be the first to give it and you'll be pleasantly surprised at how many people reciprocated.” - Brian Ahearn “If I had an abundance, that's a wonderful thing. But if I don't have enough, that could be life and death.”  - Brian Ahearn  “I want people to enjoy more success at the office and happiness at home. And I believe that I can help them do that by teaching them how to communicate differently, how to understand what psychology says about our minds, and how we can ethically influence people to do things.” - Brian Ahearn   Resources Mentioned : Agency Intelligence Reach out to Jason Cass Influence PEOPLE: Powerful Everyday Opportunities to Persuade that are Lasting and Ethical   Advertisers: Lightspeed Voice Tarmika Agency Va

Andie is currently riding a 31 game winning streak... Does Brian have what it takes to take her down?  1 - What brand of chips has the best chip-to-air ratio?   Fritos, Cheetos, or Doritos 2 - What’s the name of the singer who’s very 1st charted single was 2007’s “All My Friends Say”? 3 - The most spoken language in the world is Mandarin Chinese, what’s #2? 4 - Actor Mark Wahlberg has a third nipple. True or False 5 - Randall Cunningham has the longest punt in Eagles history. How many yards was his kick?

Does the volatility in the market make you nervous? Are you hesitant to put money back in? Fear seems to the be primary driving force for investors and might be doing more damage to your portfolio than the pandemic.   Read more and get additional resources here: https://financialplanningva.com/fear-is-the-true-pandemic/    Today's show schedule:  0:16 - Fear is the real pandemic right now. 0:42 - Jim Paulson says this about why fear is a good sign. 1:32 - Does Brian agree that fear is a positive right now? 2:37 - An example of someone who is fearful because of restrictions to operate. 4:59 - We’re all dealing with craziness right now. How is Brian handling it with the kids? 7:35 - You learn more when it’s tough. 8:33 - Clients have a lot of these same questions.

After our #family watch party of The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, we were supercharged to talk about this movie once again. After we usher new members into the Gallo 12, hear the beginning of a story about Dom's dad, and posit a wild theory about the interconnectedness of the Fastiverse, we're joined by Dan Hamamura (Pajiba) to drift our way through another episode. Did the Family bring their "most wanted" status upon themselves? Does Brian's career correlate to a societal epidemic? Has a new challenger entered the ring in the "Who's wrong: Sean's Mom or Sean's Dad?" debate? Is Sean actually the villain of this movie? Did The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift need to be a high school movie? We try to get to the bottom of these hard-hitting questions! (Movie conversation begins around 1:05:55.) Email us: family@cageclub.me Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/2fast2forever. Extra special shout-out to Ben Milliman, Jake Freer, Alex Elonen, Nick Burris, Brian Rodriguez (High School Slumber Party), Hayley Gerbes, and Christian Larson for joining at the “Interpol’s Most Wanted” level or above! Intro music by Nico Vasilo. Interlude and outro music by Wes Hampton.

Practicing good social distancing, this week the boys watch 1990's "3 Back, 3 Future" starring Vin Diesel and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, from their own personal internet cafe's. Does a train pop a wheely? Does Brian cronch down on a big apple? Does Marty shoot a gun? Find out this week on Reel Doofs! Also, We hope you are all staying safe! Thanks for listening! Intro by Dooby Douglas: doobydouglas.bandcamp.com Outro by TimeCop1983: timecop1983.bandcamp.com

Exploring minute 35 of The Fast and The Furious - This minute is NOT boring! We start off getting drinks… well…. Snapple. A healthier choice. And that’s when Brian finally makes his move on Mia and they engage in a very close face to face conversation. But Brian’s long day must be presenting itself through his body odor, cause Mia thinks he needs a shower. Or is that her pickup line for him? We’ll never know cause the scene cuts right there. Would they be going to the back room of the auto parts store where we saw him getting changed before? Is that his home? If so, that would explain why he stinks. And now Brian is getting ARRESTED! WHAT?!?! Did they somehow link him to the events of the night before? Does Brian have a criminal past thats catching up with him? Only time will tell! Watch this minute on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/grannyshiftpod/ And remember.... Winning's winning *This podcast is a production of Ryit Media and is hosted by Ryan Lehman (@sortastarwars) and Jason Garber (@wasthatawesome) **To hear other podcasts hosted by Ryan Lehman, search "Ryit Media" on any podcast player or find the links here: Sorta Star Wars: Anchor.fm/sortastarwars Dad Reads Books: Anchor.fm/dadreadsbooks

Does Brian have friends? Is all hope lost? All is revealed when Brian changes our planned theme to once again talk about his feelings. Listen as T is spilled and shade is thrown.

Remember the movie Perfect Storm featuring George Clooney? What if a few major events came together in the financial world to create the same situation for our economy? It’s not a far-fetched scenario for some people so we’ll discuss the reality of the situation on this episode. Click here to see the full show notes. Today's rundown: 0:50 – Some experts worry the ‘perfect storm’ could be happening with our economy.   1:15 – Does Brian feel that’s happening? 2:13 – Not having a system that exits you out of a recession is what really costs you a lot of money. 3:19 – You might be okay with the risk in your portfolio while the market is going well, but what about in a down market?    5:13 – One of the important decisions you make in retirement is which order you take money from your income sources.   6:40 – How Brian’s team helps you make that decision in retirement.   9:30 – Understanding the Social Security game.

See that glimmer in the sky? That’s data! Would you give up a view for better internet? Does Brian want to walk away from his achievements or just other people? What does a world of cordless VR mean for outdoor spaces and grouped VR experiences? Got something weird? Email neshcom@gmail.com, subject line “Weird Things.” Picks: […]

On this episode, Brian talks to author Sephe Haven about her experiences as a professional escort!  Sephe has written a fantastic book called "My Whorizontal Life: An Escort's Tale", and on this show she tells Brian why she wrote the book, and how an educated, hardworking, Julliard-trained actress reached the point where escorting was her last, best hope for securing the future she worked so hard to achieve. She gives us the ins-and-outs of the business and describes some of the pitfalls and unexpected joys she encountered being a high-end escort to wealthy (and not so wealthy) men.  Does she ever have FAMOUS clients? (Hint: YES) Which famous rock star got Sephe fired as a waitress when she spilled a plate of eggs in his lap? (Hint: His eponymous band is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!) Does Brian have another career ahead of him as a male escort? Learn ALL of this and much, much more on a can't miss episode of Howe About That with Brian Howe. And buy Sephe's book!

Guest Ben Bateman of the Action Movie Anatomy podcast joins us to review minutes 45 through 60 of The Fast and the Furious! In this section, we get actual police work from Brian, Dom's origin story, and the questionable interrogation tactics of Johnny Tran. Plus, we discuss the real burning question: Does Brian deserve a cigarette or not??

Host Brian Byrley is joined by Jake Goff and Jake Mccausland to cover The Avengers 333-339. Topics include: 1. Thane Ector isn't so bad for a bacteria 2. Captain America never quits 3. C-list Avengers 4. The Collector's true form 5. Does Brian like the Inhumans or not

Enrica and Brian discuss one of the biggest selling albums (not just soundtracks) of all-time!  Does Brian love or hate "She's Like the Wind"?  You'll just have to listen and find out!

Does Brian remember autographs that he's signed? Maybe. He doesn't remember to promote his own podcast when he does a Facebook Live Q&A event so, who knows?

Does Brian know his Muppets trivia? Will Derek and Brian meet soon? Does Brian enjoy shaming Derek? And is Chuck Woolery involved? Somewhat. Probably. Always. And absolutely.

This week on Inspired Edinburgh we have Brian Morrison. Brian is the Founder and Managing Director of BizSocial Enterprises, an organisation that aims to encourage local businesses and social enterprises to build relationships and trade with one other using the buy local model. They run networking events, expos and training events across the country with some of the UK's leading speakers and workshop facilitators and donates 25% of their profits to local community projects. We discuss Brian’s early life, growing up in care, his battles with alcohol and how his experiences have led him to finding a deeper purpose in life. A no holds barred conversation with an incredibly inspirational human being.   01.30 Brian’s background and early life 06.00 Brian’s initial experience of living in care 08.00 How long was Brian living in children’s homes? 12.20 How Brian found out about his father 16.00 When Brian began using alcohol? 18.00 What was the reason for using alcohol? 22.00 How long was Brian drinking daily? 22.50 What impact did alcohol have on Brian’s life? 27.30 How did Brian overcome his addiction? 41.15 What advice would Brian give to someone battling an alcohol addiction? 42.15 Does Brian think Brian alcohol should be legal? 44.30 What has Brian’s life been like since he became sober? 50.30 Getting involved in networking 52.20 What is it about networking Brian enjoys? 53.30 When did Brian decide to setup BizSocial? 55.15 What does a day in Brian’s life look like now? 1.00.30 Does Brian think the events in his life had to happen for him to find his purpose? 1.05.30 What is Brian’s purpose? 1.08.20 What would Brian like his legacy to be? 1.11.50 How does Brian define success? 1.12.40 What is the best piece of advice Brian ever received? 1.14.15 What would Brian say to his 20 year old self?   **************************************   You can find Brian at: https://www.bizsocial.biz https://www.facebook.com/BizSocialNetworking https://twitter.com/BizSocNetwork   Find Inspired Edinburgh here: http://www.inspiredinburgh.com https://www.facebook.com/INSPIREDINBURGH https://www.twitter.com/INSPIREDINBURGH https://www.instagram.com/INSPIREDINBURGH

We review the Jacobin and Chapo Trap House Bastille Day event in Brooklyn. Should we be bending the knee? We're also talking about jobs, do we need them? Universal Basic Income, is it feasible? Are Paul Krugman and Coldplay just advanced AI producing content for us? Is Nancy Pelosi a sentient fossil? Does Brian's dog interrupt this episode? Is the financial sector a good idea? We have answers to SOME of these questions. Also, Brian almost throws up while thinking about Ted Cruz eating. Check it outtttttt.

Recap of The Bachelorette (Season 13, Episode Seven) Jeff is back!!! (Woo hoo!) But Shara is gone! (RIP) The Bros (plus Stacy) soldier on through this episode of craziness and seek answers to questions like... - Is a broken fire hydrant a main attraction in Geneva, Switzerland? - Do the producers of The Bachelorette not know how to properly mount a GoPro after all this time? - Does Brian really want to consume all of Rachel? - Why can't contestants on this show ever do simple math? - Has Dean been dumb this whole time and we just missed it? - If Rachel has to choose between keeping Eric, Matt and Adam... does it really matter? - How does Adam think he has a shot at this? (Seriously.) - Why can't any of us possibly care about any of the words coming out of Adam's mouth? All this and oh so much more on this episode of Bros Before Rose!  Leave iTunes Reviews, subscribe and more!!! Bros Before Rose Twitter :: @BrosBeforeRose // Instagram :: @brosbeforeroseofficial // Facebook :: facebook.com/brosbeforerose // Website :: www.brosbeforerose.com Matt Barnes Twitter :: @matthewbarnes // Instagram :: @matthewbarnes Jeff Bachman Twitter :: @drbackpack // Instagram :: @jbachman SPONSORED BY:   It Might Be #Time2MoveOn! (The Blogcast) Bachmanville Photography   ©2017 Rogue Creative Development LLC - All Rights Reserved

Brian Ascher is a Partner @ Venrock, a leading fund with prior investments including Nest, Dollar Shave Club, AppNexus and many more. At Venrock, Brian invests broadly across enterprise and consumer markets and has enjoyed no less than 10 of his investments exit successfully. Due to this exit rate,Brian has been named to the Forbes Midas List multiple times, for the VCs who have backed the most profitable winners in the last four years. Prior to Venrock, Brian was a Senior Product Manager at Intuit responsible for Quicken and Quicken.com.   In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Brian made his way into the world of VC and came to be a partner at Venrock? 2.) Does Brian believe that in today's world of 'ask for advice and get money', that slide decks are necessary anymore? 3.) How does Brian like pitches to be structured? How should the deck start? Why should the deck not start with the team or the origin story? Should the deck include the amount being raised? 4.) What are the most common mistakes that entrepreneurs make in pitches? How can they turn these into an advantage and show the VC their unparalleled insight? 5.) How does Brian view the post-investment relationship with founders? What makes for the optimal relationship? Is it possible for VC to be both friend and board member? How does Brian look to scale the relationship curve when getting to know a founder? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Brian’s Fave Book: Extreme Ownership Brian's Most Recent Investment: Socrates As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Brian on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Zoom is the No 1 Video and WebConferencing Service, providing one consistent enterprise experience that allows you to engage in an array of activities including online meetings, video webinars, collaboration-enabled conference rooms and business instant messaging. Plus, it is the easiest solution to use, buy and scale with the most straightforward pricing. Do not take our word for it, Zoom’s their partnership with Sequoia in their latest 100m funding round says it all. Zoom is a must for your business. ViewedIt is a free video-recording tool that makes it easy for organizations to embrace the power of video for personalized communications. ViewedIt enables sales professionals, executive leaders and customer support teams to easily record personalized videos and add them to their email conversations. Plus, with built-in tracking powered by the Vidyard platform, video creators will know who is watching what, and which video messages resonate with viewers. They’ll receive immediate playback notifications that will eliminate the wondering of whether the recipient received or watched their content. Find out more and download ViewedIt for free at vidyard.com/viewedit.

Sports Radio 610 Producer Brian McDonald explains why The Texans also didn't submit a qualifying tender offer to Jonathan Grimes & Akeem Dent. Does Brian have an answer to the Texans right tackle question? We get his thoughts on the Texans middle round draft picks & much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The end is in sight as the girls turn to FAST & FURIOUS 6. With production values at an all-time high, the girls will ask (again): how can you have three great female characters, but still manage to make a sexist movie? Does Brian's peace of mind really require breaking into and out of prison? And of course, how long was that g*ddamn runway?

In this episode, we talk to Brian Richards, an internationally recognized expert on branding. He founded New Zealand’s first full-service consultancy specializing in brand strategy and design and his team works all over the world. Brian’s unique methodology has been recognized by universities and marketing circles internationally. In this conversation, he shares it with Marketing Speak listeners, offering a high level of insight into what goes into successful, compelling branding. Find Out More About Brian Here: Richards PartnersBrian RichardsBrian R. Richards on LinkedIn In This Episode: [01:41] - What is -- and isn’t -- branding? [02:47] - Brian offers Red Bull as an example of a company that does branding well, then offers a current case, of resin, as a business-to-business example. [04:14] - Brian moves onto talking about cement, specifically Holcim, and how he found that cement is what dreams are made of, not just a powder. [08:18] - We learn about the process that you need to go through before you start designing a logo or tagline. [10:59] - Brian talks more about how he works with senior management teams on defining the vision, values, and purpose. [12:00] - What makes Brian’s method unique and special? [13:04] - We hear more about the difference between large consulting firms and what Brian does (which involves more intuition and imagination). [14:20] - Brian shares his opinions on customer research and surveys. [15:56] - Is Brian a fan of net promoter scores? [17:58] - Brian talks about the work that came out of Stanford regarding rapid innovation, and explains what he finds interesting about it. [19:09] - New Zealand’s relatively small population has made it energetic and inventive, Brian says. [20:58] - About two-thirds of the work done by Brian’s company is for export clients. [23:42] - Brian walks us through a project to illustrate how hs process works. [31:20] - We learn about how important it is to avoid superlatives and words like “leading” or “leader,” and why it’s a benefit to acknowledge the downsides of your brand or product. [32:58] - Stephan talks about an example of brutal honesty in marketing: a girl scout who sent out an email with frank reviews of each kind of cookie. [33:46] - Brian responds to Stephan’s story, pointing out that we’re all humans and like to be treated with respect. [34:35] - We hear Brian’s thoughts on brand anthems. [36:15] - What’s the difference between an archetype, a persona, and an avatar? [38:00] - It’s essential to write brand stories as part of the branding process, Brian says. [39:07] - Where does the brand guidelines or brand standards document or manual fit into this process? [42:00] - Brian talks about what makes a brand infections. [43:36] - Stephan shares a story about Zappos and the type of unsolicited extras that make the brand infectious. [46:18] - Brian and Stephan talk about the definition of a brand. [48:57] - We learn more about Holcim, the cement company Brian had discussed earlier. [52:42] - Brian explains how he created the tension of opposites in the case of Holcim. [53:59] - Does Brian have an example of a case in which he changed the company culture because of his branding exercise? [56:42] - When asked about “sticky content,” Brian talks about Icebreaker Clothing. [59:00] - Brian offers ways to get in touch with him and his company. Links and Resources: Richards PartnersBrian RichardsBrian R. Richards on LinkedInRed BullHolcimGirl Scout cookies reviewSally Hogshead episode on Marketing Speak Icebreaker ClothingSticky contentZappos Story

What sort of a pickle defines you as a person? Can you get a good Philly cheesesteak outside of Philly? Does The Legend Of Zelda hold up to the video games of today? Does Brian's immortal body and ageless wisdom give him an advantage in #6GamesToBeat? We go on a journey today to find the answers! Also, Chris says "poop" a lot, and it's starting to freak me out.

The *NBA Playoffs* gets underway with a "play-in" series of games for the Eastern and Western conferences. Plus, we talk some early college football, a little Stanley Cup Hockey Playoffs and even, some golf with the second major of the year, the PGA Championship, as part of Three Dog Thursday. Host TJ Rives is back welcoming in senior handicapper from Vegas Insider and Majorwager.com ( http://www.Majorwager.com ) Brian Edwards. The guys go over the NBA's new play-in results from the Eastern side on Tuesday and project ahead for what is about to happen over the next couple of days in the West and more to set the 1 through 8 series matchups starting this weekend. Does Brian like this new play-in idea and is it here to stay? Hear the debate on the show. Then the talk turns to early lines for the upcoming 2021 college football season. Brian has a roll-call of games and spreads that he's already looking at including for Underdog purposes. But, TJ questions how much we really know in May to help for wagering four months from now or more? Then, in the middle segment of the show we welcome in Chris Clifford aka "the Boston Capper" to talk about golf's second major of the year the *PGA Championship* about to be played at Kiawah Island, South Carolina. The Capper and his co-host Steve Schirmer host the "Golf Gambling Podcast" on the SGPN network and have underdogs that they are looking over. Which one of the favorites do those guys like and are there a couple of Underdogs to keep an eye on for the weekend? And, will the course conditions, including the wind off of the Atlantic Ocean create havoc for the best golfers on the planet for this weekend? Finally, Brian rejoins the show one final time to talk more about the NBA playoff matchups set to go starting this weekend. He and TJ debate an underdog team that can maybe pull a series upset in the Eastern or Western Conference best-of-sevens? Hear it all as part of "Three Dog Thursday" and make sure to subscribe on Apple podcasts, ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3-dog-thursday/id1462172623 ) Spotify, and Google podcast, etc! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/3-dog-thursday/donations