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On today's show, we have Bobby Reagan (@barstoolreags) from Barstool Sports. We begin by asking how he got his start at Barstool, and his favorite memories at Barstool, and then debate what schools you can root for as a CBB fan. We also get into The Dozen Trivia show. In College Basketball, we talk about whether this is the most dead season has ever been, UNC not meeting expectations, do we miss Coach K? Is Coach Calipari a fraud? We get into the Tyler Hansbrough and John Wall beef and then some March Madness questions. Make sure to subscribe to the show and check out karterkast.com for picks, clips, and blogs!! Time Stamps: Start at Barstool: (0:30) CBB Fan Rules: (5:40) The Dozen Trivia: (10:43) UNC: (14:51) Coach K: (25:22) Is Cal a Fraud?: (27:43) March Madness: (36:56) You can read his blogs on Barstoolsports.com right here (https://www.barstoolsports.com/bio/33373/reags) Twitter: @karterb8 @karterkast @connor_sparrow @barstoolreags Instagram: @karterkast TikTok: @karterkast

Kirk begins planning out Super Bowl week with his colleagues for The Dozen pre-show (00:03:30). Barstool tells us we can't sell raffle tickets for A Night to Honor John Stewart (00:08:00). Gerry Callahan and Meghan Ottolini get glowing features from Barrett Sports Media (00:14:40). An honest discussion about the Duxbury tragedy (00:22:00). Mayor Michelle Mu announces that January 26 is now Brian McGrory Day in the city of Boston (00:35:20). A city employee helps Kirk begin the planning process to honor someone else familiar with sexual harassment. Kirk gives his gambling picks for the weekend NFL matchups (01:11:00) & much more.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

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OUTLINE of today's show with TIMECODESMegaCities — where are they and how do they fit into the plan for global domination? 2:57 A giant prison in the desert — a Davos dream come true 9:33 Private cars, they say, must be done away with because they're only used 4% of the time. Debunking that argument using mainframes vs personal computers 20:06 The 15-minute city plan — where did it start, what's the purpose and why is close proximity to a PHARMACY a design priority? 30:20 The "15 minute" city, varies from 5-20 in different parts of the world — but they're all following the same plan 37:12 A look at what Paris has done to take the lead and why the "Yellow Vests" pushed back 43:10 They admit — the pandemic lockdowns paved the way and set the precedent 48:29 Canterbury's new zone system. 54:43 Now FOOD is Being Outsourced to China Because of ENERGY. The attacks go beyond WEF & Netherlands farm destruction — food processing is being shut down due to energy costs and relocated to China where millions of animals are warehoused — grown and slaughtered. 1:06:31 Has Earth's Core Stopped Spinning? Will It Reverse? What they think they're seeing, why science is never "settled" — and did YOU cause it with "climate change"? 1:35:19 Reason pushes back on the idea of an Egg Cartel — a Dirty (half) Dozen. Here's what Reason is missing, just like they missed what was happening with social media censorship 1:46:33 Drought & flood are nothing new to California, even though they pretend it is every year. They funded mitigation measures a decade ago — but have done NOTHING 2:01:14 21 State AG's are taking legal action against ESG for fraudulent violations of fiduciary responsibilities. 2:06:17 Aretha Franklin's "Natural Woman" attacked by Trans Cultural Mindset Alliance as they try to get it banned as transphobic 2:12:23 LaLa Harris goes to FL to push marxist CRT and to give her version of the Declaration of Independence that omits "the right to life" 2:19:19 Tony Dungy: God Worked in Damar Hamlin Collapse. Tony rightly says life was honored by everyone's concern. But he shies away from the truth when attacked by the transgender mob saying he wants to be loving. Is telling the truth NOT an act of love? 2:29:23 Wyoming moves to ban all vaccine and mask mandates for both government and business. 2:49:06Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.com If you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here:SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation through Mail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silver

OUTLINE of today's show with TIMECODES MegaCities — where are they and how do they fit into the plan for global domination? 2:57 A giant prison in the desert — a Davos dream come true 9:33 Private cars, they say, must be done away with because they're only used 4% of the time. Debunking that argument using mainframes vs personal computers 20:06 The 15-minute city plan — where did it start, what's the purpose and why is close proximity to a PHARMACY a design priority? 30:20 The "15 minute" city, varies from 5-20 in different parts of the world — but they're all following the same plan 37:12 A look at what Paris has done to take the lead and why the "Yellow Vests" pushed back 43:10 They admit — the pandemic lockdowns paved the way and set the precedent 48:29 Canterbury's new zone system. 54:43 Now FOOD is Being Outsourced to China Because of ENERGY. The attacks go beyond WEF & Netherlands farm destruction — food processing is being shut down due to energy costs and relocated to China where millions of animals are warehoused — grown and slaughtered. 1:06:31 Has Earth's Core Stopped Spinning? Will It Reverse? What they think they're seeing, why science is never "settled" — and did YOU cause it with "climate change"? 1:35:19 Reason pushes back on the idea of an Egg Cartel — a Dirty (half) Dozen. Here's what Reason is missing, just like they missed what was happening with social media censorship 1:46:33 Drought & flood are nothing new to California, even though they pretend it is every year. They funded mitigation measures a decade ago — but have done NOTHING 2:01:14 21 State AG's are taking legal action against ESG for fraudulent violations of fiduciary responsibilities. 2:06:17 Aretha Franklin's "Natural Woman" attacked by Trans Cultural Mindset Alliance as they try to get it banned as transphobic 2:12:23 LaLa Harris goes to FL to push marxist CRT and to give her version of the Declaration of Independence that omits "the right to life" 2:19:19 Tony Dungy: God Worked in Damar Hamlin Collapse. Tony rightly says life was honored by everyone's concern. But he shies away from the truth when attacked by the transgender mob saying he wants to be loving. Is telling the truth NOT an act of love? 2:29:23 Wyoming moves to ban all vaccine and mask mandates for both government and business. 2:49:06Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.com If you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here:SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation through Mail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silver

OUTLINE of today's show with TIMECODESCanada's nasal spray Covid vaccine is in Phase 2 testing. Still think it's over? 3:51Hero doctor who destroyed TrumpShots, gave kids saline injections and wrote vax certificates for the unvaxed is being charged with crimes against "government property" — Trump's shots 11:20Denied treatment, those injured by TrumpShots are committing suicide 17:59WATCH: Elon Musk and Scott Adams are coming clean as switch-hitting sycophants jump ship — "Anti-vaxers win" says Adams after calling us "sociopaths" for 3 years. 20:59WATCH: Revived Mark Zuckerberg clip warning about mRNA/DNA damage from vax is not a deep fake. 27:45So what do we do at this point? Government is there for justice, not mercy. But IT IS NOT OVER — people are still be injected and the usurped legal powers are still in place 35:43Yes, mRNA *IS* Gene Therapy. Here's why… 1:00:00DeSantis virtue signals about never allowing jab mandates again. Why is he allowing people to be needlessly injured and killed when he knows the jab is dangerous? Is his career, winning, more important than other peoples' lives? 1:08:19Listener, medical professional, says SADS (Sudden Adult Death Syndrome) was never a part of training and is NOT a part today of recertification for EMS 1:15:08Pro-Life March for Life in DC 1:22:02Pro-Life: What Democrats & Republicans Don't Understand. Competing rallies in DC - March for Life on Friday, Women's March on Sunday. It's NOT about a POLICY - it's about a life. It's NOT about you WINNING — it's about a life. It's NOT about your BODY — it's about a life. That's NOT extreme, but it IS NON-NEGOTIABLE 1:32:42WATCH: Woman arrested for silently praying speaks about the incident and "thought crime" 1:36:44Nancy Mace (R-SC), joins Trump and other Republicans whining about people defending the lives of babies keeping them from "winning". Travis: "I sure would love a larger majority of spineless losers that won't do anything." 1:40:52Free abortion pills in New York City. This is a THREAT to women's health, and implies they might be given to minors 1:48:49Gavin Newsom and his wife are very busy making films that push porn to children while getting state money to do so. Surprised? 1:54:03How pedophile predators in schools will come after those with autism over and over again. 2:08:37Leftists see children as sexual targets and useful idiots for the revolution. Conservatives see them as cogs for the machinery of a "new cognitive economy"? Will you protect YOUR children? 2:12:27Soaring Eggs Prices Are NOT About Avian Flu. Like the "baby food crisis", it's a tale of consolidation, monopoly and government collusion. As we've seen the FDA is useless. Farmers call upon the FTC to do something. Will they? 2:28:01The "Trillion Dollar" Coin Scam is BACK…another fiat fantasy 2:48:34State banks and state precious metal depositories 2:55:17Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.com If you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here:SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation through Mail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silver

OUTLINE of today's show with TIMECODESCanada's nasal spray Covid vaccine is in Phase 2 testing. Still think it's over? 3:51Hero doctor who destroyed TrumpShots, gave kids saline injections and wrote vax certificates for the unvaxed is being charged with crimes against "government property" — Trump's shots 11:20Denied treatment, those injured by TrumpShots are committing suicide 17:59WATCH: Elon Musk and Scott Adams are coming clean as switch-hitting sycophants jump ship — "Anti-vaxers win" says Adams after calling us "sociopaths" for 3 years. 20:59WATCH: Revived Mark Zuckerberg clip warning about mRNA/DNA damage from vax is not a deep fake. 27:45So what do we do at this point? Government is there for justice, not mercy. But IT IS NOT OVER — people are still be injected and the usurped legal powers are still in place 35:43Yes, mRNA *IS* Gene Therapy. Here's why… 1:00:00DeSantis virtue signals about never allowing jab mandates again. Why is he allowing people to be needlessly injured and killed when he knows the jab is dangerous? Is his career, winning, more important than other peoples' lives? 1:08:19Listener, medical professional, says SADS (Sudden Adult Death Syndrome) was never a part of training and is NOT a part today of recertification for EMS 1:15:08Pro-Life March for Life in DC 1:22:02Pro-Life: What Democrats & Republicans Don't Understand. Competing rallies in DC - March for Life on Friday, Women's March on Sunday. It's NOT about a POLICY - it's about a life. It's NOT about you WINNING — it's about a life. It's NOT about your BODY — it's about a life. That's NOT extreme, but it IS NON-NEGOTIABLE 1:32:42WATCH: Woman arrested for silently praying speaks about the incident and "thought crime" 1:36:44Nancy Mace (R-SC), joins Trump and other Republicans whining about people defending the lives of babies keeping them from "winning". Travis: "I sure would love a larger majority of spineless losers that won't do anything." 1:40:52Free abortion pills in New York City. This is a THREAT to women's health, and implies they might be given to minors 1:48:49Gavin Newsom and his wife are very busy making films that push porn to children while getting state money to do so. Surprised? 1:54:03How pedophile predators in schools will come after those with autism over and over again. 2:08:37Leftists see children as sexual targets and useful idiots for the revolution. Conservatives see them as cogs for the machinery of a "new cognitive economy"? Will you protect YOUR children? 2:12:27Soaring Eggs Prices Are NOT About Avian Flu. Like the "baby food crisis", it's a tale of consolidation, monopoly and government collusion. As we've seen the FDA is useless. Farmers call upon the FTC to do something. Will they? 2:28:01The "Trillion Dollar" Coin Scam is BACK…another fiat fantasy 2:48:34State banks and state precious metal depositories 2:55:17Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.com If you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here:SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation through Mail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silver

We're playing in the Hilton Grand Vacations LPGA Tournament of Champions Pro-Am this week. A pair of former MLB stars join us in Orlando. Hall of Famer John Smoltz talks baseball, golf, his personal relationship with Tiger Woods, and more. Kevin Millar chats with us about long baseball seasons, the game evolving (or not?), the memorable 0-3 Red Sox comeback in 2004, and more. Before, we discuss the Barstool Classic schedule release, Riggs going to Duke-UNC, our victory on The Dozen, and as always, much more.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/foreplaypod

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Tish and Ellen vow to make getting all the health tests, and screenings a priority in 202.  Some of the tests and screenings you are sure to already know about, and there may be some that are new to you.  All of them are key to getting a baseline for your health in midlife.They've put together their list of the "must do" tests, screenings, and other health tasks to get the 2023 Healthy Dozen done.  Tish and Ellen come at the topic from totally different sides; Tish feels so overwhelmed and tends to avoid getting started on health screenings whereas Ellen shares that she loves to get tests done and is actively engaged with her doctor! Ellen and Tish put together a plan for Tish to get the 12+ tests, screenings, and vaccines completed this year -  many of which can be handled in a single visit to a health practitioner.Let's get organized this year and make health our number one priority. Things we talked about in this episode: Pink Rice Cooker, Irish Oatmeal, protein powder, farro, chia seeds, Empire of Light movie, Olivia Coleman, The Dozen Tests, Screenings, and Vaccines at midlife, why do people avoid doctors?  Making health a priority. What tests are more specific to women in Midlife?  Primary Care Physicians can refer, coordinate and schedule most of these. Obsessions:Tish:  so cute Pink Rice Cooker and Irish Oatmeal Ellen:  Empire of Light movie with Oliva Coleman Spread the word about the podcast and give us a review... Click here.Want to start podcasting?  Click here to let Buzzsprout know we sent you, this gets you a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and help support our show

As a doctor/physician, do you have other ideas on how your money can earn passively? In this podcast, Brian is a doctor/physician and an accredited investor heavily invested in private placements. He was taught the traditional path when he was starting. But when he had a vacation in Asia, he realized that he didn't want to work forever and had an epiphany that he wanted to retire at 55. He then left the equities/bonds portfolio mindset and got into real estate and private placements. Watch and learn how he got to where he's now! Meet people and other passive investors in our family office ohana mastermind. Join us at https://simplepassivecashflow.com/club.

As a doctor/physician, do you have other ideas on how your money can earn passively? In this podcast, Brian is a doctor/physician and an accredited investor heavily invested in private placements. He was taught the traditional path when he was starting. But when he had a vacation in Asia, he realized that he didn't want to work forever and had an epiphany that he wanted to retire at 55.He then left the equities/bonds portfolio mindset and got into real estate and private placements.Watch and learn how he got to where he's now!Meet people and other passive investors in our family office ohana mastermind. Join us at https://simplepassivecashflow.com/club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Three full hours of collecting talk this week. Jeff Owens Editor of Sports Collectors Digest (2:18:05) look back at 2022 and ahead to 2023. Ken Griffey Jr Super Collector Jason Vass (1:09:21) and I talk everything Griffey Jr. and Clemente Lisi talks soccer, hockey and more in Clemente's World (27:45). We also have our regular segments including Baker's Dozen (10:38), Making the Grade (1:50:33), TTMCast Stamp of Approval (1:53:38), The Vern Rapp Minute (1:56:55) and TTM Returns (2:06:28). Enter this week's contest at ttmcast@yahoo.com

The boys continue the series on The Troubled Teen Industry, shifting our focus towards the 1950's Santa Monica based drug rehabilitation attack therapy program turned cult, Synanon and the story of Charles E. Dederich.

Jonathan Hoenig from CapitalistPig.com has tghe latest National business news including Dow, S&P 500 book 2nd day of gains ahead of Thursday's update

Zach Braff is comfortably one of America's most successful comedic acts.   He, of course, became a household name around the world for his lead role in Scrubs.   Since he's gone on to star in plenty of movies - and has also made his mark as a film director.   He stars in the latest remake of Cheaper by the Dozen - which out on Disney+ now.    Zach Braff joined Mike Hosking from California.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another big live recorded episode, the guys discuss the new location for the OG million, The Fling brand's Columbus dozen, and the rest of the Florida racing results. Of course, as always highly anticipated, the return of US Olympic Athlete, Adult Film Star, or Sportsman Drag Racer.

Dr. Michael Greger has a dozen (and more) ways to improve your health as The Exam Room Health All-Stars series begins.   Dr. Greger joins “The Weight Loss Champion” Chuck Carroll to talk about his Daily Dozen checklist and answer nutrition questions from the Exam Roomies.   Topics Discussed - Should you always eat organic? - How much water should you drink? - Vegans living longer than average. - Best vegetables for the immune system. - The healthiest beans. - How to maximize nutrient absorption from food. - Plus more!   Dr. Neal Barnard, Dan Buettner from The Blue Zones, Dr. Will Bulsiewicz, T. Colin Campbell, Dr. Alan Desmond, and Rip Esselstyn will take part in future episodes of the Health All-Stars series.   Dr. Michael Greger Daily Dozen Challenge: https://nutritionfacts.org/daily-dozen-challenge How Not To Die: https://amzn.to/3i4yd3L Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nutrition_facts_org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NutritionFacts.org Twitter: https://twitter.com/nutrition_facts Website: https://nutritionfacts.org — — — Hydration Study https://bit.ly/HydroHealthStudy — — — Chuck Carroll Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ChuckCarrollWLC Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ChuckCarrollWLC Facebook: http://wghtloss.cc/ChuckFacebook — — — Physicians Committee Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/physicianscommittee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PCRM.org Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/pcrm — — — 5-Star Success: Share Your Story Apple: https://apple.co/2JXBkpy​​ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2pMLoY3 — — — 21-Day Vegan Kickstart App iOS: https://bit.ly/VegKStrt-iOS Android: https://bit.ly/VegKStrtAndrd Web: https://www.pcrm.org/kickstart — — — Barnard Medical Center Appointments https://bit.ly/BMCtelemed 202-527-7500 — — — Share the Show Please subscribe and give the show a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or many other podcast providers. Don't forget to share it with a friend for inspiration!

Coming to you every week from her carriage house in Marblehead, MA, Ronna Glickman welcomes her dear friend and co-host, Hollywood Heartthrob Bryan Safi. Together these outrageous podcasting pros, along with their all-star guests, dispense real, thoughtful, advice to real listeners while touching on the events of the day. Never fear, the exquisite taste and style that Ronna (& Bryan's) fans have come to expect is always on display. Ronna & Bryan are not doctors or psychologists or even licensed marriage & family therapists. They're just two people with terrific opinions who happen to be right most of the time. In this episode, coming to you from the archive, Kulap and SuChin join Ronna and Bryan to dispense hilarious, yet heartfelt advice on letting your nanny go during the pandemic, baking 80 dozen (!!!) cookies for your possibly unappreciative friends, and helping your partner continue to feel eager on the journey to sobriety. To hear more Ask Ronna, head to https://bit.ly/3gYgjin, or wherever you get your podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Top 3 Takeaways From This Value-Packed Conversation:Thought leadership and business intermingle in your desire to help people. Business is a people game, not a numbers game. It's all about building relationships!"An expert is someone who knows something. A thought leader is someone who is known for knowing something." --- Matt ChurchPeople expect to get more from what they pay more for. People will show up expecting to get the results they seek when they invest more in the solution they believe in______________________Click here for complete show notes It's time to take your brand from unknown to undeniable. Discover how to become a thought leader in your niche, attract new clients, expand your network, and much more. Click here to learn moreMUSIC CREDIT: "Victory" courtesy of purple-planet.com

AP correspondent Karen Chammas reports on Philippines Floods

How much did Goofy's head go for at auction? Why might remote start be bad for your vehicle? What is quiet thriving? The answers to these questions, plus the things everyone does, in today's show.

This is the first episode of Season 2 of Tales of Southwest Michigan's Past. It is also airing on New Year's Day, so I thought it would be adventurous to take a look at the top dozen guest interviews of 2022. It was very hard to choose these episodes, as I had so many great guests in season one. In fact I did 39 interviews, with roughly 30 guests on a variety of history topics. This selection represents a mix of the ones that the fans listened to most, and my own personal favorites. To find out more about Michael Delaware, visit: https://www.michaeldelaware.com To listen to the interviews mentioned in this episode, click on the links below: A History of the War of 1812 with Dennis Skupinski The SS Battle Creek Victory & The Seagoing Cowboys with Peggy Reiff Miller What in Sam Hill? The Story of Sam Hill with Guest Michael Cox The History of the Battle Creek Brass Band Interview Stories of Albion Michigan with Guest Dave Eddy Finding History with Outhouse Diggers: An Interview with Dan Hill The Legacy of Del Shannon: An Interview with Brian Young Mysterious Michigan: Legends, Ghostly Tales & The Macabre - An Interview with Author Amberrose Hammond An Interview with the Underground Railroad Society of Cass County An Interview with Author Arnie Bernstein on the Bath Massacre: America's First School Bombing An Interview with Bobbie Mathis from the Union City Society for Historic Preservation An Interview with James Popenhagen on Music Legend Del Shannon Have a prosperous New Year! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-delaware/support

Matt Parrino and Ryan Talbot discuss how the fans have handled these high expectations for the Bills this year. TOPICS Fan DM Q and A Who's better? Higgins or Davis? Is Terrel Bernard a wasted draft pick? Fans expectations Nick Wright Mitch Morse update Sign up for the NYUP Bills newsletter! Don't miss all the Bills coverage. Head over to www.Syracuse.com/newsletters to start getting your Bills stories and the podcast delivered right to your inbox. SHOUT!" Buffalo Bills football podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, and wherever you listen to podcasts Follow @MattParrino (https://twitter.com/MattParrino) and @RyanTalbotBills (https://twitter.com/RyanTalbotBills) on Twitter Find our Bills coverage wherever you like to consume social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buffalobill... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/buffalobills... Twitter: https://twitter.com/billsupdates For all your Bills coverage head to https://www.newyorkupstate.com/buffal... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What better way to celebrate the holidays than with some Allan Sherman, the master of novelty songs who burned brightly (but quickly) in the 1960s? One of the few performers of the day who embraced his Jewish heritage, Allan had a knack for putting clever lyrics to popular tunes. After President Kennedy was overheard quoting a Sherman song (Sarah Jackman), his career ignited. A later song (Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah) captured the public imagination by capturing the summer camp experience that most kids ACTUALLY have. The JFK assassination, which chilled US comedy, and the British invasion ended Sherman's fame as quickly as it began. But in recent years an excellent biography and a stage review have rekindled interest in Allan and his silly songs. As always, find extra cuts below and thanks for sharing our shows. Want more Allan Sherman? You can't do an Allan Sherman show without his magnum opus. "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (A Letter from Camp) resonated with anyone who had ever been near a summer camp. Very little video evidence of his work was saved, but this appearance on the Kraft Music Hall in 1963 does a good job of capturing his appeal. https://youtu.be/4yFTOvO0utY Allan's big break came when JFK was overheard singing his first hit -- "Sarah Jackman". It really captures his style -- clever lyrics set to familiar tunes. And it also features an excellent vocal assist from Christine Nelson. https://youtu.be/vpzLcFBv5zA Allan embraced his Jewish roots, never mores than on this opus -- a trip through punchlines galore -- "Shticks of One, Half a Dozen of the Other". Cue the rimshot! https://youtu.be/K2Cut3XwJxM Allan was reputed to have written many song parodies of Broadway musicals, but they never saw the light of day because of licensing issues. In recent years, though, a number of these gems have surfaced including this spot on parody of "76 Trombones" from The Music Man, except in Allan's version the sleepy town is replaced by a country club. And what does Allan find there? Why "76 Sol Cohens" of course! https://youtu.be/VjGe5kXqfQw

Dina reflects on another dozen interviews and recaps guest interviews from Season 4. Stay tuned for Season 5 coming mid-January 2023! To learn more about Dina, visit http://www.dishwithdina.com/ or follow @dishwithdina on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and most other social media platforms. Send comments and questions to info@dishwithdina.com. If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with others! You can also submit listener feedback or request to be a guest on a future episode by completing this form: https://forms.gle/7UZ2kEPDHjBgLhRU9. Help support this podcast for as little as $0.99/month: https://anchor.fm/dishwithdina/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dishwithdina/support

Big Cat joins the show to make a special announcement (00:0:30). Team Minihane and Uptown Balls put on one hell of a performance in The Dozen last night (00:07:00). Big Cat reveals Chris Klemmer's attitude going into tomorrow's return to the show. Lou Merloni's final day as part of the afternoon show on WEEI (00:53:00). Kirk reacts to Minifans and their second chair rankings (01:04:00) & much more.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Alyson Stoner started acting and performing in Hollywood at just 7 years old, eventually starring in Missy Elliott's “Work It” music video, and movies like Cheaper by the Dozen, Step Up, and Camp Rock. But as one might expect, the pressures of the entertainment industry had a troubling impact on Alyson and her mental health. In this episode, Alyson tells Alex about the effect fame had on her psychological well being growing up, her low point of going to rehab for an eating disorder, and how her road to healing led to the creation of her business, Movement Genius.  Learn more about Movement Genius and their special end-of-year deal here: https://www.movementgenius.com/  Learn more about Ac+ion alkaline water here: https://www.actionalkalinewater.com/us/en-us/  You can watch this and all of our episodes on our Imposters YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UComlJdfRZdWvee9fDljRIkw/featured  Full transcripts for all Imposters episodes available at https://imposters.morningbrew.com 

It's the final episode of the season and of the year! And to celebrate, we're both ill. Nailed it.On the agenda this week: Monica's incredibly rude and ungrateful aunt, Joey and Chandler's terrible taste in tables and Paulo's unforgivable behaviour. Plus we get to the bottom (or maybe not, as it were) of how the table broke in the first place. ————————————Do you sometimes wish we'd go on a bit longer each week? (What is wrong with you, you mad fool) - BUT your luck is in because if you subscribe to our Patreon not only do you get every regular ep of FWF a day early and ad-free, but you ALSO get our bonus extra intro before the theme tune kicks in. Plus, every Sunday we rifle through our inboxes and react to your correspondence, as well as our bonus podcast Joey With Friends.Patreon.com/friendspod is where you will find it, should you wish.————————————And as always, if you're able to rate and review the podcast over on the Apple podcast app or any other app of your choice, that'd be super helpful in helping us spread the word! As long as it's a positive review, of course. If you're going to leave a negative one, it's really not worth any of our time, let's just agree to disagree and all move on with our lives, yeah?Socials links should you want to say hi or request an episode for a future season…Insta: @fwfpodFacebook.com/fwfpod Twitter: @friendswf@davecribb and @Pete_allison are our individual ones too Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A few short days removed from PRI, the crew got together. They discuss the very intriguing Nasty Dozen that will be chose by The Flings brand, and the format that they have developed, and of course we cover what winter results have been occurring.

If Kravitz were a NFL GM, he'd be very strict about dedicating money to the Quarterback position, and gives his take on why.

2022 has been exceptionally difficult for a lot of industries and individuals, and UK pensions are no exception. But to strike a more optimistic note as we head into the festive season, we're here to show you that there are reasons to be cheerful about the future of pensions.

Hi everybody and welcome to this week's episode of Attendance Bias. I am your host, Brian Weinstein. Today's guest is Collin Stangle, from Brooklyn, New York. Collin is a longtime listener of Attendance Bias and he simply reached out to me on Twitter to ask if he could come on the show, and here we are. It was as simple as that! For today's episode, Collin chose to discuss a major highlight from the early part of the Baker's Dozen: “Down with Disease” from July 22, 2017 at Madison Square GardenI've mentioned a number of times that the most commonly chosen era of Phish jams discussed on this show is the summer of 1999. I haven't done an exact count, but the Baker's Dozen might be second. Even with our breakdowns of the run on this show, and the Undermine podcast's in-dept analysis of the record-breaking run, there is something intangibly unique about the band's idiosyncratic residency at Madison Square Garden, 5 years ago. For Collin, it was even more unique because it was his first show, followed quickly by several more during the run. In today's discussion, Collin explains the universally exciting feeling we all got from our first show, and then we blend that experience with figuring out the bits and pieces of the most impressive Phish experience of this century.So let's join Colin to talk about donuts, crowd reactions, and sneaking snacks into a show as we discuss “Down with Disease” from July 22, 2017 at Madison Square Garden. 

Matt Wirz was always good with words. But, it took a stint living in Moscow listening to the stories of other reporters to know that he wanted to be one, too. Now, after over a decade in the industry, including 12 years at The Wall Street Journal, Matt has covered all sides of the credit and fixed income world. On this episode of Press Profiles, we cover Matt's upbringing as the child of immigrants, his road to reporting, how he comes up with the perfect lead, what happens when the reporter becomes part of the story, his love for the Wall Street Journal colleagues and his post-Covid personal transformation.

Today, we are joined by Pete Reese to talk about the complexity of flipping land as a business. He is the president of Real Vest Properties. He has successfully purchased and sold hundreds of pieces of real estate and he's on track to earn over 4 million in revenue here in 2022.    [00:01 - 07:22] How He Started Out He started out by buying and selling single family homes in the 2000s, and then transitioned into flipping bank-owned properties during the 2008-2009 recession Since starting his own business two years ago, Pete has been successful in doubling his investment every 60 days, and is on track to earn over 4 million in revenue by 2022 Why one challenge Pete has faced is managing a large number of properties simultaneously   [07:23 - 11:30] Buying Land in the US for Recreational Purposes They focus on the East Coast or Southeast US because land values are reasonable Why some areas are active markets, while others may have less demand Why the company looks for properties that have a gentle topography, road frontage, and legal access   [11:31 - 21:29] Real Estate Lessons Learned  The process of buying land, including the use of in-house capital or money partners, and the percentage of returns on investment How a minor subdivision is taking a property splitting it into five parcels or less and how it can be a good strategy for beginning stages of a development How they will hire an engineer to draw up potential plans for what the subdivision could look like and list it with a commercial broker.   [21:30 - 23:13] Closing Segment Reach out to Pete!  Links Below Final Words     Tweetable Quotes   “Essentially in this land business, there are money partners available.” - Pete Reese   “I like buying and selling. Creating value it's almost like a mini game.” - Pete Reese   -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Connect with Jason! Follow Pete Reese on LinkedIn.  Website: turningprofit.com   Connect with me:   I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.     Facebook   LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in!   Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com     Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below:   [00:00:00] Pete Reese: So we always send a photographer out and sometimes we've got a local broker agent that we're working with too that'll go out to the property for us as well. So we try to do that whenever we can. We always resell the properties with a local broker and we kind of use them during the due diligence process and get their opinion on what the value of the property is or what the area's like. And then we re-list the property with them. [00:00:34] Sam Wilson: Pete Reese is the president of Real Vest Properties. He has successfully purchased and sold hundreds of pieces of real estate, and he's on track to earn over 4 million in revenue here in 2022. Pete, welcome to the show.  [00:00:46] Pete Reese: Well, thanks for having me. [00:00:47] Sam Wilson: Absolutely. The pleasures mine. Pete, there are three questions I ask every guy who comes to the show in 90 seconds or last, can you tell me where did you start? Where are you now and how did you get there? [00:00:56] Pete Reese: Great. Well, I started like anyone else or a lot of other people, bought our single family home in the year 2000 and kind of got hooked because when we sold it, we made about 50 grand on it. And got into flipping homes a little bit before the giant market crash in 2007 to 2009 ish area. So we were flipping homes. We were really successful with that kind of transition into, you know, I had gotten my real estate broker's license in the meantime, and when the market crashed, I really got heavily involved into selling bank owned properties for the banks. That's what was selling at the time. So I kind of just went where the market was. So I did that for quite some time. Also focused on short sales for quite some time, like helping homeowners sell their homes through short sales. So I got really good at that.Through that area, I actually connected with a bunch of large investment companies and for a while there I just focused on finding them deals. Learned a lot, sold a lot of properties through them, and kind of got the itch eventually to get back into real estate investing. So about two years ago, I kind of stumbled into the model of land flipping and, we're actually in our second full year of the business. 2021 was not even a full year in the business or March of 2021, we resold our first property. And now we're finishing up 2022 and hopefully on track to do 4 million, maybe 3.7, somewhere in that range. But yeah, so things are going very well and we're really having a good time with it, man. [00:02:25] Sam Wilson: That's impressive growth. I mean, you've been to this for two years and you talked about a lot of different aspects of the business you were involved in. I mean, going from short sales, R E O properties, even brokering to institutional buyers and people like that, like the complexity factor I would imagine into the land business has gone down dramatically. [00:02:47] Pete Reese: Oh yeah. It's great because it's a very simple business in a way. I mean, the business model is just simple. Sending out direct mail offers essentially to landowners. Yeah. And you know, we curate these lists and we filled 'em down and everything, and then we get the phone either ringing or them emailing us back and we just work out a deal with the landowners and we buy properties at, you know, the price where it makes sense for us to then be able to put 'em on the market and then resell 'em quickly. So our average hold time is only about 60 days. So typically I add this vision that land takes forever to sell and certain models of land investing do take a long time to sell, but not in this model. It's more of a quick, quick, quick sit situation and we'll do minor development things to these properties. We might get 'em surveyed, we might get a perk test, we might do some clearing on the properties. So we do some of those things to kind of enhance the value for a prospective buyer. But ultimately we just try to keep moving really quickly. [00:03:45] Sam Wilson: Wow. So gimme an ideal purchase for you guys. What's the ideal property look like that you wanna buy? [00:03:53] Pete Reese:  Well, first of all, we try to double our money in all of our investments. So for the most part, we're using our own cash. So right now, try to stay on the minimum side of a purchase price as say 30,000, try to sell it for net 60,000 was. You know, I actually like at this point I'm trying to gravitate towards the bigger and bigger properties, you know, like a hundred thousand dollars purchase price, $150,000 purchase price. But many times the goal is the same to try to double our money. And, you know, if we could do that every 60 days, then it starts multiplying very quickly.  [00:04:27] Sam Wilson: Have you ever figured out the annualized return on, like, say a single dollar invested and just sat down and tried to do the math just for kicks and gig? [00:04:37] Pete Reese: Oh yeah. Yeah, it's, it's insane. You know, some of the deals, you know, you know, I've had deals where we hold it for 21 days only, and that's including a resale escrow period and everything. And you know, maybe triple our money and then it's just astronomical in terms. It's like thousands of percentage if you multiply that out, you know, keep that money moving. [00:04:56] Sam Wilson: Right, right. Oh, that's hysterical. I love that. You know, and, and I think one of the things that I would find challenging in this model, and tell me why I'm wrong, is that at 30,000 bucks a pop, say on an average size 30 to. and you're gonna do 4 million in revenue. I'm not gonna try to do the math on the show here, but that's a lot of parcels of property. It's a lot of moving pieces. How do you manage all of that in a meaningful way?  [00:05:21] Pete Reese: Yeah, I've got a great team around me. That's how I've, I've uh, you know, made it happen. I've got, I've got, uh, kind of everyone to sort of help me with every aspect of it, and at this point I'm kind of planning out our mailings, you know, like where we wanna send mail to and our outreach approving the deals and you know, working on the resale side of things, a lot of the negotiations on offers that come in. So that's kind of where I do most of my stuff. But I've got a great team handling all the different aspects. I've got someone that does all the phone calls with the, any, any of the sellers or any of the communication to get things under contract. I've got a transaction manager that handles it from contract to closing and yeah. I've got a property analyst that helps me review all these properties and dig into them deep and kind of do our due diligence and well, a number of other team members as well that have along the way.  [00:06:14] Sam Wilson: There's parcels of land you can buy in the United States that aren't worth acquiring. I'm thinking like you get out, you got in the Western states and it's like, oh, hey, there's this giant parse tracked land. A hundred acres in Arizona, in the middle of absolutely nowhere. [00:06:30] Pete Reese: You know, yeah. There's people that focus on that in the land investing side of things, you know, the desert Squares, we call 'em. You know, personally, I don't see the peel too, but it's kind of a different model that a lot of 'em do. They'll buy these things for ultra cheap, you know? Right. Maybe a hundred dollars an acre or something, and then they'll sell it to people on terms, you know, for a much higher price. So that's, that's a whole different thing than what I'm doing because we're, we're buying them for cash and then we're cashing out when we resell them. We're not holding any of the notes on any of these properties, and the properties that we're buying are generally within an hour to two of major metropolitan areas, but rural areas. And for the most part, we're kind of buying 10 acres plus parcels at this point. Although we have done smaller, but that way that the properties could either be used for recreational purposes or potentially a home site. [00:07:23] Sam Wilson: Right. How have you selected where, I mean, the United States is a big country, so how you selected, where is ideal, an ideal target market for you guys? I know you mentioned a couple things, but within a couple hours of a major city but that still leaves a lot of land to buy.  [00:07:27] Pete Reese: Yeah, yeah. Most of our stuff has been East Coast or SouthEast. And just like those areas, because land values are actually somewhat reasonable. There's a lot of vacant land, so there's a lot of potential deals to make and they're active markets in the land as well. Some areas you'll notice, you'll do your research and you'll see, you know, there's a ton of listings, but not a lot of sales, right? So either there's some sort of imbalance between what the sellers want and what the buyers wanna. or maybe that it's just land that is not, you know, not too desirable in a certain area, those areas still work. You just have to be able to put it on the market at just such a cheap price to, to really gain attention. [00:08:19] Sam Wilson: How are people financing the acquisition of it? Or do you require that your buyers all have cash?  [00:08:27] Pete Reese: Yeah, we just put it on the list. We lease it with a broker, just like a house or, you know, a commercial property. And then the buyers figure it out on their end. So some of them. It's cash and some of 'em are using a HELOC on, say, a primary residence. I see that happen a lot, you know, to get the, to get the cash for this deal. Mm-hmm. . And then there are some land specific lenders that sometimes the buyers use.  [00:08:51] Sam Wilson: Okay. Okay. So that option is out there. Have you seen, and I kind of feel like I'm wandering all over the place here, but I've got just some kind of building the picture. Let's say that there is, you know, there's talk of recession, there's talk of things slowing down. How does land perform in an economic downturn?  [00:09:12] Pete Reese: Yeah. You know, some of these rural areas, they didn't really skyrocket and, you know this kind of last jump in the real estate market. So they're a little bit more stable. They'd have risen some, but I'll tell you that there seems to be demand for good parcels. Now, that's one thing that I've learned, you know, over the second year in the business. Even if a property is cheap but it's just not a great piece of land. I don't buy it in the first place. There's a lot of, like you said, there's a lot of pieces of land that you really wouldn't wanna buy at any price. And a lot of the deals we turn down after they come across our desks because it's just, it's not a good piece of land. You know, when you look at like, as a buyer, would I want this property? Mm-hmm. and if it's got major issues, like it's all swamp or on the side of a mountain or if it's landlocked. I mean, a lot of these things, even if they're ultra sheep cheap, I don't wanna buy 'em cuz it's gonna be tough to resell. So Right. Sounds like a good piece of land and you can offer it at a good price. That's slightly B below market. Those buyers are definitely there.  [00:10:13] Sam Wilson: Got it. So what, so what are some things that define a good piece of land? I know you mentioned 10, you mentioned 10 acres. Obviously now we know not to buy on the side of a mountain or a swamp. People of those beams [00:10:27] Pete Reese: I mean, you know, they're buyers for those things too, but it's just not what I prefer to sell. Yeah, yeah. Like I said, you just have to get some of those things ultra cheap. I like the properties that are, have kind of a gentle topography, not too slow. I like properties that have road frontage and sometimes we buy some properties that have easement access, you know, where you cut through a neighbor's property. But as long as it's deeded and legal access and it's well defined, then, then I don't have a, uh, problem with it. Um, I also like, you know, properties that. You know, no wetlands or no FEMA flood zone. That's another consideration. Right? So, yeah, so those are kind, that's kind of the major checklist. And we try to, we try to buy properties that at least have the potential to build on. So we go through a whole checklist, you know, we're calling the county, the city, whoever it is, and, and just going through a whole checklist of questions that we ask them. We try. As much of a assurance from them that it, it's a potentially buildable property or we'll close on it, [00:11:30] Sam Wilson: Right, right. That makes sense. What's your typical cycle from under contract to when you officially buy it? How long does that take? I know you said Holden for about 60 days, but what's your due diligence cycle? On the front. [00:11:44] Pete Reese: Yeah. I mean, we try to buy 'em as quickly as possible, but the main holdup that we normally run into are the title searches. So it's the title company or the attorney that's doing the title search on the property. Those generally take a little bit of time, I mean, probably on average it's about 30 days. I would love to close 'em in two weeks if we could. Right. But you know, we're just waiting for that title work to come in most of the time. And you know, as soon as we get a property under contract, we've got this whole chain reaction of events that happen. You know, we get a photographer ordered to go out there or order this extra due diligence, you know, calling the county and the city and just a number of things that start happening. And then we compile that data as soon as we have 'em and just make sure everything's good and then move forward if it does.  [00:12:27] Sam Wilson: That was gonna my question, do you guys site visit every property? It sounds like with a photographer you do, but obviously you personally don't site visit every property. [00:12:35] Pete Reese: Yeah. Personally, I've only been to a few of the properties that we've ever owned and that was a road trip that we did last year. Is kind of a fun experience. But yeah, for the most part, I never see any of these properties on the ground.  [00:12:46] Sam Wilson: Wow, that's wild. So up until the point when you get it under contract, you've never actually physically set a site, or you know, if you can, I'm sure you can Google map it, but even then Oh yeah. A lot of your rural properties, maybe even that's not widely…. [00:12:59] Pete Reese: Yeah. We use a tool called map. Right. Which allows us to really get a lot of data on every parcel in the United States. I'm sure there, there are exceptions, but we get to see all kinds of satellite image data. We get to see overlays with fema, flood zones, wetlands and topography and a lot of other things. We could see the road frontage, so we could see a lot of that. It does. It's no substitute for sending someone out to the property and getting the boots on the ground. So we always send a photographer out and sometimes we've got a local broker agent that we're working with too that'll go out to the property for us as well. So we try to do that whenever we can. We always resell the properties with a local broker, and we kind of use them during the due diligence process and get their opinion on what the value of the property is or what the area's like. And then we re-list the property with. [00:13:48] Sam Wilson: I would imagine that you would want to use a broker or agent that has experience selling land, cuz it's a different thing to sell than, you know, a house or even, you know, warehouse or anything else.  [00:14:00] Pete Reese: Yep. We look for the top land brokers in the particular areas that we're working on and we try to work with them and we try to get as many deals as we can with them to make it a, you know, kind of a win-win deal. [00:14:11] Sam Wilson: Right. No, that makes a lot of sense. So lemme ask you this, Pete, you guys do all of your own transactions with in-house capital or do you guys use outside capital as well? At times?  [00:14:22] Pete Reese: Yeah, that's a really good question. For the most part, we do it all with our own cash. Now I have done two properties in the past where I've closed them with a partner. Mm-hmm. . And essentially in this land business, there are money partners available. And it's a situation where, you know, it's tough to get a bank loan for something like this. Like maybe it's available as an investor, but it's pretty tough. So what you do is, there are money partners out there and you bring the deal to them and they see the numbers and see how it's gonna work, and then they bring the money to the table. And then we split the profits when it all is said and done. So, I've done that on two properties so far out of about a hundred or so that we've completed flips on. And, it was a large dollar amount, it was $315,000. It was like a 600 acre property. So we ended up, Not quite doubling our money. We sold it for 5 95, but after closing costs and everything like that and a couple of other expenses, we netted, each of us netted about $108,000.  [00:15:29] Sam Wilson: Right. So, so you, so you could afford to take your wife out to dinner once at least?  [00:15:34] Pete Reese: Yeah. They're happy. My family was happy when I closed that one. I was excited too. But you know, when you look at the ROI on that, I mean, I brought the deal for sure. But I didn't, actually didn't put any of my money. Ended the deal at all and it still made hundred $8,000 on it. That's an infinite return on the infinite R O I [00:15:53] Sam Wilson: Right. Absolutely. Tell me about a deal gone bad deal gone bad. [00:15:57] Pete Reese: Well, knock on wood, I haven't lost money on any deal yet. Hmm. Any of these properties I bought, so. Okay. Kind of the worst percentage return on investment was right around 20. And that's how I howled it for, you know, something I had to hold for a while too, to get that 20% like 180 days, which is way longer than we normally do. But, you know, I guess a deal gone bad would be one that just took a lot of effort and I made hardly anything on it. And it was the first and only, uh, property that I bought that was landlocked 12 acre property. I thought this was such a great deal and picking up for $3,000 and I was like, how can I lose on this? I could sell it for 20,000, no problem. I tried to list it for that and tons of buyer interest, but no one understood the fact that it was landlocked and I explained it to him, put it, you know, it was a listing that way and everything, and, uh, so just a bunch of activity. Had to sort through the fellow of escrow a couple times. I think people just didn't really understand what it was and the limitations of what you could do with the property. Ended up selling it for, you know, five or six grand, something like that. So made money on it, you know, but it was just such a hassle and it was such a small amount of money. There was really kind of lesson learned, I guess. [00:17:14] Sam Wilson: Yeah. Yeah. And it just sounds like you'd never make the time back. The hassles, I mean, going with a couple times, monkey with the paperwork, going back and forth, I can only imagine. I know. Dozen, couple hours, thousand dollars. Yeah. You know what, but I've heard of, I've heard of a lot worse stories. You know, in the end, so let, let's assume it was a net wash even in the end, right? Like once you calculate your time, it's like, I've still heard a lot worse stories of like, oh, this is bad. And I lost, you know, half dollars. So I've heard that, oh yeah, yeah. That's it . No, no, absolutely no, and I think that's really, I think it's valuable though. I mean, to learn those lessons and to say, , you know, here's what not to buy, because I mean, that's, at some point you're gonna make those mistakes along the way. What about that property? I guess there was no easement to it. There was no deeded easement. There's no actual way to get to it. [00:18:04] Pete Reese: Yeah, exactly. Yeah, it was, it was kind of in a really populated area.12 acres or so, kind of all these subdivisions and apartment complexes and things built all around it. I mean, you could easily walk onto the property, like through these lawns from these apartment complexes and stuff, but there was no deeded legal access to the property. So, you know, I was trying to market it as like, well start your own, you know, Frisbee golf course or , you know, like I don't know what you're gonna do with it, but it's 12 acres of woods, so I don't know. [00:18:39] Sam Wilson: Who knows. Wow, that's wild. Well, at least you unloaded that. Talk to me about entitling land and the term, as you put it, minor subdivisions. I'm really curious what a minor versus major subdivision is. [00:18:50] Pete Reese: Yeah. Well, there's two different things really. There's a minor subdivision, which is taking a property, splitting it into five parcels or less. In most areas, they consider that a minor subdivision. And a lot of these areas, it's pretty simple. You hire a surveyor, they'll survey the property, split it up. Five parcels and then you record it with the county, right? And that's it. So then we take a larger property and then we sell it off individually because you know, say we get. 50 acre parcel and we split it up into five 10 acre parcels. Then we sell off the 10 acres individually to individual buyers cuz we can get a higher price per acre and a higher return on investment. So we do that. Sometimes that's a good strategy. Doesn't take too long. Then there's another entitlement, kind of land major subdivision type thing that we get into sometimes. So some properties are perfectly positioned. They would, it would be perfect for a residential subdivision. So generally what we'll do, cuz kind of the beginning stages, just to kind of enhance marketability. So we know it's zoned, right? We know it has the right utilities, it has everything available for a subdivision, but we don't wanna actually, you know, get the bulldozers out there and put in this, the roads and the site. We don't wanna do any of that stuff. So what we do is we hire an engineer, they draw up potentially what it could be. You know, how many potential lots here based off of the zoning. Where the roads would go in this community, and then we list it with a commercial broker and we'll just position it as what could be. Right. You know, and a lot of times these developers or builders, they're gonna have their own ideas of what they want to do with the land. They've got their own teams to do all this stuff, so, We just generally kind of market it as like, Hey, this, this could be a great subdivision for your company. You can move forward with that. So we've done that in a number of cases and uh, it's worked out really well.  [00:20:35] Sam Wilson: So you're not actually going through the entitlement process. You are just simply giving up or not giving up, but producing potential. Hey, that's right. This is, this is what this could look like. Do what you want. But I wanna let you know that the possibility exists on this parcel to do something like this. [00:20:52] Pete Reese: Exactly. It helps the commercial broker kind of present it to the market, right? So they can, you know, talk to their potential buyers as well. And, you know, it actually is a different way to create value.  [00:21:05] Sam Wilson: Absolutely. No, that's really cool. Pete, I have thoroughly enjoyed the show today. Thank you for taking the time to come on and share with us your journey. It sounds like, you know, you've done a lot of things in real estate over the last 22, going on 23 years, But it sounds like this is the one that you're having the most fun with, I would imagine. [00:21:23] Pete Reese: Oh yes. A lot of fun. A lot of fun. And you know, I like deals, you know, I like buying and selling. Creating value it's almost like a mini game, right? It is a game, you know… [00:21:34] Sam Wilson: Absolutely. Very, very cool. Pete, thank you for coming on the show today. If our listeners wanna get in touch with you and learn more about you, what is the best way to do that?  [00:21:41] Pete Reese: Yeah, that would be heading over to turningprofit.com and that's a website. I've got monthly income reports where I share everything that's going on with our land business, how much profit we made that month. Each deal, we break down individually and show you what we learned, what went well, what maybe didn't go as well. And maybe if you've got any interest in land flipping, that's a good place to start.  [00:22:06] Sam Wilson: Fantastic, Pete, thank you again for coming on today. I do appreciate it.  [00:22:10] Pete Reese: Well, thanks so much, Sam. Really appreciate it here.

A baker was well known for his honesty as well as for his fine Saint Nicholas cookies. He always gave his customers exactly what they paid for — not more, and not less. So, how could he agree with a mysterious old woman on Saint Nicholas Day when she insists that a dozen is thirteen? The woman's curse puts an end to the baker's business, and he believes it would take Saint Nicholas to help him. But if he receives that help, will it be exactly what he imagined? Find out in this inspiring legend from Dutch colonial New York about the birth of an honored American custom.

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