Podcasts about Driving

This week, we prove that not all of us are meant to be fathers. And also that there is a time and a place for Limp Bizkit. This week's picks ""Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy) [2010 Stripped Down Mix]" "Learn & Explore" by Daniel White "Days" by No Vacation The Playlist No Repeat Playlist on Spotify No Repeat Playlist on Apple Music B-Sides Unofficial B-Sides Playlist Support the Show No Repeat on Patreon Join our Discord Email us: norepeatpod[at]gmail[dot]com Follow Us Follow Tyler on Instagram Follow Shaun on Instagram Follow Taylor on Instagram

Daryl Carpenter joins Don to give his perspective on the start of the duck season.

For today's Industry Review, Bobby explores the challenges and opportunities facing driving schools and driving instructors today. Joining Bobby to discuss is:Kevin Horgan, Founder of the National Driving SchoolDominic Brophy, Co-Director of the Professional Driving Instructors AssociationLara Lewis, Driving Instructor.

Sportstime gets you started on Fight Song Friday with Top and Not Top Story brought to you by Brett & Bryant. Next we talk with Allan Bell of Driving the Line to make some picks for the weekend. Next we talk to Tye Richardson of ESPN Arkansas about the Razorbacks and the SEC.

The Trump administration and the pro-imperialist Venezuelan opposition are making plans for war against Venezuela. Behind the scenes, corporate capitalism is salivating over the possibility of seizing Venezuela's vast natural resources. Brian Becker is joined by Layan Fuleihan to discuss.This is a preview of a patrons-only episode. Subscribe at https://www.patreon.com/TheSocialistProgram to hear the full episode, get access to all our patrons-only content, and help make this show possible.

Could today's teenagers be the last to sit a driving test? Danny Fortson and Katie Prescott look at the rise of self-driving cars, from Waymo's cars in San Francisco to new UK laws on autonomous vehicles. They also hear from Lyft CEO David Risher who explain why your kids may never need to drive and what that means for cities, carmakers and the rest of us.Image: Getty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What makes you angry while driving?

In this episode, Lindsay Myers, MBA, MPH, Vice President of Revenue Cycle and HIM at Chapters Health System, discusses how her organization is scaling operations, leveraging automation, and investing in people to support rapid growth and long-term financial stability across its nationwide hospice and value-based care network.

What defines a truly versatile product leader? In this episode hosted by Rachel Owens, Product Leader Tulsi Dharmarajan shares how moving across industries sharpened her ability to read context, navigate ambiguity, and elevate product work from execution to strategic problem-solving. She unpacks how curiosity fuels better decisions, how empathy strengthens collaboration, and how adaptability turns complexity into opportunity. The conversation offers practical guidance on earning trust, communicating with clarity, and staying effective in a landscape where expectations shift constantly.

To answer the latest load of F1 Explains listener questions, Christian is joined F1TV expert James Hinchcliffe, IndyCar race-winner who recently drove an F1 car for the first time, and F1TV lead presenter Laura Winter, who once drove an F4 car but doesn't like to talk about it... Laura and Hinch answer your questions on the differences between F1 and IndyCar machinery, how Cadillac's arrival will change the sport in 2026, how they prepare to cover race weekends and the key people F1 teams try and poach from their rivals. If you have a question for F1 Explains or a smoke machine F1TV can borrow, email F1Explains@F1.com Witness the crowning of the 2025 Formula 1 World Champion Book your seat for a Grand Prix this season at tickets.formula1.com Tickets for Las Vegas available at f1lasvegasgp.com Listen to more official F1 podcasts In-depth interviews with the stars of Formula 1 on F1 Beyond The Grid Expert insight before and after every Grand Prix on F1 Nation

In this episode, I sit down with Rich Clow, Head of Innovation and Strategy, Global Payments Solutions at Bank of America, to explore how one of the world's largest financial institutions is approaching payments innovation, such as instant payments and digital wallet technology. Rich shares insights into Bank of America's unique perspective, given their scale of serving tens of millions of consumers and small businesses alongside 40,000 global corporates operating across 140+ currencies.The conversation delves into the bank's approach to the Paze digital wallet, why instant payments adoption is lagging behind other markets, and the critical importance of accessing real-time payment data to better serve clients. Rich also discusses the challenges and opportunities of driving innovation at scale as well as partnering with fintechs while ensuring the scalability and resiliency needed to support their massive transaction volumes.In this podcast you will learn:Rich's background and what his role entails at BofA.What consumers, small businesses, wealth management and global corporates have in common when it comes to payments.BofA's global footprint outside this country.Why instant payments has not taken off here as it has in other countries.What use cases for instant payments have the most potential.The gap in the market that the Paze digital wallet is addressing.How they are measuring success with Paze.How their enterprise clients are using Cash Pro, their corporate digital solution.What BofA is looking for when partnering with fintechs.How they decide whether to build, buy, or partner.What Rich is hearing from their clients about use cases for stablecoins.What it is going to take for more payments to occur on the new payments rails.How their corporate clients are able to work with fintechs through BofA.What Rich is most excited about for the future of payments.Connect with Fintech One-on-One: Tweet me @PeterRenton Connect with me on LinkedIn Find previous Fintech One-on-One episodes

Most people see the highlight reel… They don't see the seasons where you wake up with a ton of bricks on your chest, hate your life, and start wondering if it's even worth it. In this episode, Kevin sits down with co-host and Blue Collar Millionaire partner Chris Garrison to unpack how he went from: Depressed, broke, and stuck in a marriage that was falling apart Driving around thinking about ending it all Making excuses for a full decade… …to building multiple 7-figure businesses, real estate, a restoration company, and a life he actually feels blessed to live. You'll hear Chris break down:

In this episode of the All Things Sustainable podcast, we're talking to Cassandra Garber, Chief Sustainability Officer of General Motors, one of the world's largest car companies.  The interview is the latest installment in our CSO Insights podcast series, where we interview CSOs around the world about how they're navigating the changing sustainability landscape. The sustainability space has been through enormous transformation in recent years and CSOs have a front-row seat to this evolution.  Transportation is considered one of the hard-to-abate sectors because most forms of transportation burn fossil fuels for energy. In the episode, Cassandra outlines GM's commitment to a zero-emissions, all-electric future and how the company is breaking down barriers to electric vehicle adoption — what she calls the "three Cs" of cost, charging infrastructure, and the perception that EVs are complicated.   "Reducing those tailpipe emissions and focusing on EV adoption makes our business strategy and sustainability strategy incredibly aligned," Cassandra says. "That is by far what we're focused on the most: How are we breaking down the barriers to EV adoption because it's good for business and society."  This interview took place on the sidelines of The Nest Climate Campus, where the All Things Sustainable podcast was an official media partner during Climate Week NYC 2025.  Listen to other episodes in the CSO Insights podcast series:  CSO Insights: Singapore's biggest bank on the 'business imperative' of climate action  CSO Insights: How a big Malaysian bank balances climate, nature, human rights and economic inclusion  CSO Insights: How sustainability pullback is playing out in Southeast Asia  Listen to our episode What to expect from COP30 Learn about the Global Carbon Markets Conference from S&P Global Commodity Insights taking place in Barcelona shortly after COP30. This piece was published by S&P Global Sustainable1 and not by S&P Global Ratings, which is a separately managed division of S&P Global. Copyright ©2025 by S&P Global      DISCLAIMER     By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information featured in this Podcast. The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk.      Any unauthorized use, facilitation or encouragement of a third party's unauthorized use (including without limitation copy, distribution, transmission or modification, use as part of generative artificial intelligence or for training any artificial intelligence models) of this Podcast or any related information is not permitted without S&P Global's prior consent subject to appropriate licensing and shall be deemed an infringement, violation, breach or contravention of the rights of S&P Global or any applicable third-party (including any copyright, trademark, patent, rights of privacy or publicity or any other proprietary rights).     This Podcast should not be considered professional advice. Unless specifically stated otherwise, S&P GLOBAL does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned in this Podcast, and information from this Podcast should not be referenced in any way to imply such approval or endorsement. The third party materials or content of any third party site referenced in this Podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, standards or policies of S&P GLOBAL. S&P GLOBAL assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy or completeness of the content contained in third party materials or on third party sites referenced in this Podcast or the compliance with applicable laws of such materials and/or links referenced herein. Moreover, S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty that this Podcast, or the server that makes it available, is free of viruses, worms, or other elements or codes that manifest contaminating or destructive properties.   S&P GLOBAL EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL LIABILITY OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF ANY INDIVIDUAL'S USE OF, REFERENCE TO, RELIANCE ON, OR INABILITY TO USE, THIS PODCAST OR THE INFORMATION PRESENTED IN THIS PODCAST. 

This episode was recorded on November 6th 2025. Artificial intelligence has been the movement of the moment in recent years. Since it burst to prominence in 2022, hundreds of millions of people have started using AI systems every day – for everything from writing essays to coding software, generating art and planning their lives. But with soaring valuations, constant hype, and growing concerns about how much these systems really understand, some experts and investors are starting to ask whether we're heading for an AI bubble. One of them is Gary Marcus, a scientist, author, entrepreneur, and one of the AI industry's most outspoken critics. Over the years, Gary has become a leading voice in debates about artificial intelligence, and many of his predictions about where the technology is heading have proven remarkably prescient. In this episode, Gary cuts through the noise and digs into hype vs reality, what current systems still can't, and may never be able to do, and what a more reliable path forward might look like. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The weekend will draw to a close with the Leonids, one of the final meteor showers of the year and one that has a rich history of memorable outbursts. Also, USDA data shows bird flu cases have surged this fall, particularly among turkeys — the holiday main course. Experts warn that the outbreak could push up prices leading up to Thanksgiving. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of Retire While You Work®, Carson and Myles sit down with Investment Director of Federated Hermes, Jordan Stuart, for a high-level breakdown of what's really moving the economy right now. From the rise of AI and power infrastructure to biotech innovation, small-cap opportunities, gold's momentum, and Mag 7 concentration—Jordan walks through the charts and trends shaping today's market landscape.Together, they explore how these forces may influence long-term investors, financial planning decisions, and the broader outlook for 2025.

December will see police beginning roadside drug driving testing in Wellington before rolling it out to the rest of the country. According to Transport Minister Chris Bishop "around 30% of all road deaths now involve an impairing drug". We wanted to know what the testing will look like ... how it works and how reliable it will be. Here to share his thoughts is Hayden Eastmond-Mein from the Drug Foundation.

Jose Torres, Senior Economist at Interactive Brokers, joins Mary MacNamara to unpack market volatility, Fed rate cut probabilities, repos and what delayed economic data means for risk appetite.

Welcome to our new Jazz Cast! We are featuring the rhythm-groove and feel for this week's set.  The titles: "COULD YOU WHISPER THAT TO ME", "A STRIKING RESEMBLANCE", "THAT'S A GOOD MOVE" and "NEW MOUNTAIN SIGH". (compliments of cosmic consciousness music co. ©2025 BMI) Enjoy!

In uncertain times, leaders at all levels can learn from what the world's leading CEOs are doing to protect their companies from risk and forge a path forward. In this Future of Business series, IdeaCast hosts Alison Beard and Adi Ignatius interview four chief executives from different industries and geographies to better understand where global business is going. In this episode, Alison speaks with Sim Tshabalala, the CEO of Standard Bank. He explains how his childhood in apartheid South Africa informed his decision to go into finance, why purpose drives the company's approach to everything from strategy to customer service, and the role he believes businesses like his must play in promoting sustainable growth.

it's another chaotic week on Delusional Diaries! the girls are packing for back-to-back trips, from Maddie's Cabo bachelorette to a very convenient brand trip that just so happens to be in Cabo. they talk bachelorettes, friend group dynamics, and why mixing people from different chapters of your life is always a wild experiment.from party floors destroyed by heels to the great “SATC shoe debate,” they reflect on their Halloween weekend, the aftermath of too much tequila, and how hangovers hit way harder now, sparking a full conversation about growing out of the “every weekend” phase and choosing soft life nights in over blacking out. they also come to their shared realization that maybe mocktails shouldn't cost the same as cocktails. the episode takes its usual chaotic turn with a cozy winter rant: daylight savings depression and the girls' love-hate relationship with the holidays. they get into pop culture deep dives, from Lily Allen and David Harbour drama to People's Sexiest Man Alive and the celebrity edits they can't stop watching. by the end, they're debating whether singers are ever sexy, laughing at actor crushes, and ending on the most unserious note possible: Halley watching football on a plane just to calm her anxiety. it's unfiltered, funny, and weirdly therapeutic: just two girls overthinking life, love, and pop culture with zero structure and maximum serotonin.Timestamps 0:19 - Not time to be sick 5:18 - Halloween 17:35 - Driving diaries 25:01 - Actors IRL 32:30 - Atlanta for the day 36:59 - Online stalker 38:29 - What do you want to be when you grow up 43:53 - People's Sexiest Man AliveLinksChime - chime.com/diariesQuince - quince.com/delusional for free shipping and 365 day returnsUncommon Goods - uncommongoods.com/diaries for 15% off Wayfair - wayfair.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In This Episode Today on Breaking Banks we feature the newest addition to the Provoke.fm family, Breaking Banks Africa. In this episode Breaking Banks Africa Host and Executive Producer Matteo Rizzi sits down with Sandra Yao, Ecobank's Group Head: Cross Border Remittance, Payments & BaaS (Fintech). With 20 years of experience driving fintech and payment innovation across Africa, Sandra brings a unique “builder's mindset” into one of the continent's largest financial institutions, operating in 39 markets. From pioneering mobile money to tackling fragmented infrastructure and regulatory environments, Sandra shares how interoperability, accessibility, and digital transformation are reshaping the future of payments in emerging economies. Additionally, Sandra reveals how Ecobank is empowering young African talent, forming major tech partnerships (including Google), and creating API-first solutions to help fintech founders scale across borders. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about Africa's digital growth story, inclusive innovation, and hearing about those turning vision into execution—from Nairobi to the world.

David's driving to a voiceover recording session this morning and of course Joe joins him on a Zoom call to have a chat along the way. So there's lots of talk about what exactly he'll be doing for the job and how he'll behave for it. Plus, some discussion about high-vis jackets, French & Saunders, Absolutely Fabulous and a quick surprise guest quiz too. FOR ALL THINGS CHATABIX'Y FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE/CONTACT: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chatabixpodcast Insta: https://www.instagram.com/chatabixpodcast/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chatabix Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/chatabix Merch: https://chatabixshop.com/ Contact us: chatabix@yahoo.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ferrari is burning hot, and John Elkann just threw gasoline on the fire. After a disastrous Brazilian GP, he publicly called out Leclerc and Hamilton: "Talk less, focus on driving." But what was he really hoping to achieve? Is this tough-love leadership… or buyers remorse for bringing Hamilton into the chaos? On Formula: America, we break down:

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Your internal power matters. What drives you? What helps you reach that next level? What truly inspires you? I'm driving for your success—though yes, I'm parked safely because I get a lot of comments about that. And thank you for commenting. It means you're watching, it means you're listening.   Your internal power is important, but your energy power is even more important. And I don't mean coffee energy or workout energy or that kind of energy. I'm talking about the energy, the vibes, the aura you give off. That energy is essential to achieving what you're here to achieve. If you're not enthusiastic or excited, your energy could be so mucked up that you can't get where you're trying to go.   Or you could be overwhelmed because of the mucky energy around you. Or your priorities might be off when you're growing or building your business because your energy is out of alignment. And alignment isn't just a fluffy idea—it's your heart, your mind, your different energy centers, your soul energy. All of these come together. When they're aligned, incredible things happen. I want that for you.   To unlock that, you're going to have to get out of your head. You need to think differently outside the problem. Get space. Do some creativity work. Get your energy work done. I have a school for that. We can help you with that. Your energy matters if you want to get where you're going.   If you can't get there with calm, you'll get there in an up-and-down manner, and that's where the drama starts. And if you're using AI all the time to try to take away the drama, you're actually messing up your energy because it's not your energy—it's a conglomeration of other people's thoughts. Your energy matters.   Your internal power, your inner power, is your heart essence. It's the thing people feel when they stand across from you—or at least I hope they can feel it. There are people who put on the face, the good-energy face, but they're actually there for themselves, ready to take and suck life force. I've been around a lot of those people. Recently, I was around a bunch, and it was shocking. Their face energy said one thing, their outer energy said one thing, but when it came time to shift, that mask came right off and their true energy showed up.   Your energy reveals so much about you. Are you authentically expressing it? Are you expressing it from your heart, from who you truly are and what you're here to share? And in your leadership, are you doing that?   I'm passionate about this energy thing. I've been doing it a long time. You deserve to learn how energy works for you—how to get on the right prosperity track, how to get out of stuck and into something magnificent.   If that inspires you, subscribe, like, share—do all those beautiful things that help your energy emit out into the world so people feel you and hear you.   Follow & Let's Get in Touch!   Official Links Website: https://sheevaunmoran.com/ Conference: http://epiclifesuccesssummit.com Blog: https://blog.sheevaunmoran.com/   Let's Connect on Social Media Twitter:   / sheevaun   LinkedIn:   / sheevaunmoran   Facebook:    / sheevaunmoran   Instagram:   / sheevaunmoran    

0:00 Open and welcome to Alex Roy2:40 Alex Roy presentation on the Past, Present & Futureof Self Driving4:54 Alex presents The True History of Self Driving from DaVinci to today10:47 Could in vehicle humanoid robots be helpful19:50 from DARPA on31:30 In 2025 Waymo scales operations and Tesla robotaxislaunch34:00 Roy's Razor -the test of what really is self-driving40:30 SAE Levels should be done away with44:55  A focus onaffordability?48:20 Tesla owners could be paid for use of vehicle computepower for AI50:25  Elon Musk issaying drivers using FSD may soon be able to text and drive54:55 Congratulations on ITN America's 30 years of providingrides

This session explores practical strategies for driving sustainable growth in the charity sector while minimising risks. Marc Roby, CEO of Run For Charity will share insights from his extensive experience and a recent analysis of thousands of runners' data from 2024, revealing the trends shaping the future of fundraising through running events. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how data-driven decisions can support growth and discover actionable solutions to common challenges faced by charities. Key learnings from this session: - Understanding the rise in female participation in running events and its variations across different distances. - Exploring why charities are four times more likely to see dropouts when registration fees are not applied. - Debunking the “January Boom” myth and identifying optimal times to recruit fundraisers. - Recognising the influence of Generation Z in driving a resurgence in running event participation. - Leveraging training support to minimise injuries and reduce fundraiser dropout rates. Click here to subscribe to our email list for exclusive fundraising resources, early access to training, special discounts and more If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to hit follow and enable notifications so you'll get notified to be first to hear of future podcast episodes. We'd love to see you back again! And thank you to our friends at JustGiving who make the Fundraising Everywhere Podcast possible.

In this episode, Dave Thomas interviews Bart Dalton, former Delaware Chief Deputy Attorney General and 67th President of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Dalton reflects on his early career as a prosecutor, emphasizing how mistakes provide valuable opportunities to learn and grow as a trial attorney. After transitioning to private practice, he built a distinguished career, including representing Frank Sheeran, whose story inspired the book and later the film, The Irishman. Later, Dalton focused on representing sexual abuse survivors across schools, the Olympics and religious institutions, helping drive systemic reforms. He discusses the importance of mentorship, integrity, and courage, highlighting College programs that support young lawyers and diversity while underscoring his lifelong commitment to shaping the next generation of trial lawyers.  

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There's nothing that inflames our judginess more than getting behind the wheel and judging other people on the road.So, what are your biggest driving icks?Henry McKean has been asking the public, and joins Seán to discuss.

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The government must end the rip-off and cut the cost of driving. That's the call from Pa Daly, Sinn Féin TD for Kerry and the party's Transport spokesperson.

Driving Enterprise Innovation with AI and Strong CI/CD FoundationsAs enterprises push to deliver software faster and more efficiently, continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines have become central to modern engineering. With increasing complexity in builds, tools, and environments, the challenge is no longer just speed, but it's also about maintaining flow, consistency, and confidence in every release.In this episode of Tech Transformed, host Dana Gardner joins Arpad Kun, VP of Engineering and Infrastructure at Bitrise, to explore how solid CI/CD foundations can drive innovation and enable enterprises to harness AI in more practical, impactful ways. Drawing on findings from the Bitrise Mobile DevOps Insights Report, Kuhn shares how teams are optimising mobile delivery pipelines to accelerate development and support intelligent automation at scale.Complexity of Continuous Integration“Continuous integration pipelines are becoming more complex,” says Kuhn. “Build times are decreasing despite increasing complexity.” Faster compute and caching solutions are helping offset these pressures, but only when integrated into a cohesive CI/CD platform that can handle the rising demands of modern software delivery.A mature CI/CD environment creates stability and predictability. When developers trust their pipelines, they iterate faster and with less friction. As Kuhn notes, “A robust CI/CD platform reduces anxiety around releases.” Frequent, smaller iterations deliver faster feedback, shorten release cycles, and often improve app ratings—especially in the fast-paced world of mobile and cross-platform development.AI Ambitions with Engineering RealityIt's easy to become swept up in the potential of AI without considering whether existing foundations can support it. Many development environments are not yet equipped to handle the iterative, data-intensive nature of AI-powered software engineering. Without scalable CI/CD pipelines, teams risk encountering bottlenecks that can cancel out the potential benefits of AI.To truly drive innovation, enterprises must align their AI ambitions with robust automation, strong observability, and disciplined engineering practices. A well-designed CI/CD platform allows teams to integrate AI responsibly, accelerating testing, improving deployment accuracy, and maintaining agility even as complexity grows.TakeawaysContinuous integration pipelines are becoming more complex.Build times are decreasing despite increasing complexity.Faster computing and caching are key to improving delivery speed.Flaky tests have increased significantly, causing inefficiencies.Monitoring and isolating flaky tests can improve build success rates.Maintaining flow for engineers is crucial for productivity.A robust CI/CD platform reduces anxiety around releases.Frequent iterations lead to faster feedback and improved app ratings.Cross-platform development is on the rise, especially with React Native.The future of software development will be influenced by AI.For more insights, follow Bitrise:X: @bitriseInstagram: @bitrise.ioFacebook:

Letting your kid drive is one of the craziest times in parenting - here are some rules to help!

In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott Luton teams up with special guest host Ward Richmond (Vice Chairman, Colliers) to dig into the state of industrial real estate with Brandon Page. EVP, Head of Leasing & Customer Solutions and Glenn Wylie (Senior Managing Director, East Region at Link Logistics. The conversation frames what a “balanced market” looks like in 2025 (tight small-bay infill vs. more options at bulk) while unpacking the demand stack from e-commerce and nearshoring to data center spillovers and the renewed importance of 3PL flexibility.The group gets practical on bonded warehouses and FTZs (where and why they fit), market dynamics across the Southeast, Texas, and Phoenix, and how power availability and automation readiness are influencing site decisions. You'll also hear how Link Logistics uses data and AI, from rent-modeling insights to faster decision support across an infill-centric portfolio (with most assets within an hour of dense populations). The throughline: customers want flexibility, optimization, and speed, and the teams that blend relationships with good data will find the next wave of opportunity first.Jump into the conversation:(00:00) Intro(00:40) Scott welcomes Ward, Brandon, and Glenn(03:17) Baseball stories and quick warm-ups(05:40) Tailgate favorites: Publix chicken, BBQ, cheeseburgers(07:28) Ward on music and podcast projects(08:37) Supply chain real estate 101 with Link Logistics(12:57) Market shifts since 2022: slower, smarter leasing(14:37) Demand drivers: e-commerce, nearshoring, power(24:20) 3PL growth, manufacturing, and data centers(27:25) Bonded warehouses and FTZ setup(30:55) Flexibility and cost pressures(32:14) Customer priorities: optimization and power(38:57) Regional trends: Southeast, Houston, Phoenix(46:05) AI and tech driving efficiency(53:21) Common myths about industrial real estate(58:16) Takeaways on balance and relationshipsAdditional Links & Resources:Connect with Brandon Page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-j-page-385395236/ Connect with Glenn Wylie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/glenn-wylie-233105203/ Learn more about Link Logistics: https://www.linklogistics.com Connect with Ward Richmond: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wardrichmond/Ward Richmond's official website: https://www.truckinon.com/ Learn more about Colliers: https://www.colliers.com/Learn more about our hosts: https://supplychainnow.com/about Learn more about Supply Chain Now: https://supplychainnow.com Watch

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What do crystals, fossils, stunning sunsets, black magic, demons and insanity have in common?Our drive to Colorado does.It started as a simple trip — one week or so in Delta,Co., including driving time because we were scheduled to present at a Sasquatch conference in Beaver, Wa. immediately on our return. Larry and I had found a piece of land in Colorado that was stunning: acres of desert mesa beauty covered in selenite crystals, ancient fossils, and wide open sky. But to make it ours, we stepped into something else entirely.The land we originally purchased was not empty. It is 40 acres, half of which when looked upon resembles a moonscape pristine and majestic alluring and entrancing, yet look the other direction, and it was sprinkled in abandoned squatters encampments — people living in tents, and improvised shacks, surrounded by hills of garbage, abandoned vehicles, and the unmistakable residue of drugs and dark practices. It wasn't just a physical mess. The entire area felt thick, like a psychic swamp.Yet, the power and the message from the land was very clear: clean me.This started a line of questions and inquiries for Larry and me because it did not make much sense for our lives. Yes, the whole thing came about because we bought land and wanted to hold in person events there — yet the view was massively and negatively impacted by the encampments, not exactly the ideal backdrop for a gathering.We wondered how to fence off or hide the view of the encampments — maybe trees, or a very big fence — so our guests would not be subjected to the negative view. Little did we realize then that the negativity was not just in the view; the people there were drug addicts and black magic practitioners. It was a classic case of buying a slice of paradise then finding out your neighbors are 100% incompatible with your enjoyment of that paradise. Something not unlike the present split in reality we are cocreating this very moment more broadly. Some things are simply incompatible with each other. Period.But that realization came some time later.Some months ago, one of our neighbors told us that the parcel covered in black magic and detritus was for sale through a foreclosure sale. Larry and I looked at our finances and bought it. After the sheriff's sale, we believed the previous owners and their guests would become compelled to leave and we would have clean, clear land with some clean up perhaps to conduct.Nope. They dug in, and we had to spend months and thousands of dollars in litigation to clear them out. Apparently, landowners in Colorado have a huge burden and many hoops to clearing their land from individuals with any claim whatsoever to being present. Once cleared, trespassing is very strongly enforced with very serious consequences, but give, as in give permission at any point, even in a limited manner, and that can quickly be construed as permission to inhabit which then requires a long process to rescind.As we arrived there for our week visit, I remember standing there the first day, watching the wind shimmer through the crystals on the ground while the smell of decay and burnt plastic rose from piles of trash. Light and shadow, beauty and horror, coexisting within the same few acres of land. I thought it would be a quick cleanup because the eviction process was set and it was just a matter of the sheriff coming over and getting the squatters to leave the land.I was wrong.The Land of ParadoxThere's something surreal about seeing selenite glinting in the sunlight beside syringes and blackened fire pits. The land itself seemed to whisper — “Clean me.” It was both sacred and deep. Ancient. Yet, the surface was anything but.Larry and I sat down to discuss why Gaia — the land and the human collective — wanted it cleaned. After all, what does it matter to Gaia if those people and garbage stay there? After a million years, nothing would be left of them. A million years ago everything there was blown to smithereens by the largest volcanic eruption on the continent creating the flat topped mesa 100's of square miles in size, which is just the base of this gigantic mountain that is no more. Another million years ago the entirety was submerged at the bottom of an ocean of water. So a few people? What's the biggie, besides it was nasty to experience in our present, a dark to our light. But the message came in stronger every day: no one was allowed to stay, and no garbage was allowed to stay either.We visited the sheriff's office to find out what we were supposed to do, and they were very clear that for the process to be legal, we had to be present. Physically stay and be there for the entire process to be legal and complete. Otherwise, it would be cancelled and would need to begin over again from the beginning.Oops… We might not make our sasquatch event commitment…The eviction date was not the one stated in the judgment. We had to wait two days after that date, then get a writ for the sheriff, who would then post eviction notices, and after ten more days, go to the land to evict them. After that, the people would get another day to get all their stuff out.Not only that, but the eviction process itself was complex. It required us to go into all the structures where people were living — RVs, mobile homes, and so on — and remove absolutely everything that was not nailed to the ground, floor, or ceiling… by hand, and place it in an area they could later accessYup, we were told we had to move all the items by hand. There were deadlines, county notices, and an eviction process already in motion. On paper, it looked straightforward. In reality, what those people had in their living accommodations was the stuff of nightmares. The rooms were filled from floor to ceiling with garbage, scrap metal, dirty laundry and dishes, and so much more — including drug needles and black magic sigils on the floors, walls, and ceilings.And then came the energy of resistance. The people living there didn't want to leave. They begged, lied, cast spells, called the sheriff, their own lawyers, and called upon spirits — sometimes all in the same day. They wept and they cursed. It wasn't just about losing a camp; it was about a dark collective trying to hold on to territory, both physical and energetic.At night, I could feel the field pulsing — fear, anger, confusion, war. Each morning, I'd wake determined to face it again, and each night, I'd fall into bed emotionally drained, my nervous system fried.The Human Vessel of DarknessIt's easy to think of “squatters” as a faceless problem. But once you meet them, you realize they're human vessels of darkness — fragments of the collective human psyche acting out low-frequency patterns: aggression, anger, suffering, indulgence, righteousness. Each one carried archetypes: the lost healer, the trickster, the wanderer, the wounded child, the demon, the mage.Some were kind, some dangerous, some clearly caught in deep delusion. A few believed the land was “theirs by divine right.” Others just wanted to stick it to the man. I couldn't help but feel pity for their choices — but pity alone wasn't enough.One of the sheriff's deputies told us to be careful — that these people had months to get organized and leave, and they hadn't. They would try to get us to let them stay longer, but if we agreed, the entire legal process we had gone through would be invalidated.For most lightworkers, the hardest part is learning where compassion ends and enabling begins. Sometimes love wears the face of firmness. Saying “no” to darkness is not a rejection of humanity — it's a kindness and an affirmation of truth.This was one of the most important things to keep in mind for this trip: staying loving without becoming naïve, staying clear without becoming aggressive or overwhelmed.Still, leading up to the eviction date, our bodies took a toll — both emotionally and physically.And then, our allies rallied around us.Yes — four of our Driving to the Rez panelists, plus our friend Teo, traveled over a thousand miles to help us clean not just the new land, but also the previous property, which still had garbage and negative energies from the previous year when we had purchased it.They arrived in two RVs, with their pet dogs, garbage bags, gloves, and other equipment to get the job done. And did they ever!They arrived a few days before the eviction date and got to work. We also had an amazing time hunting for desert-grown selenite crystals, fossils, agates, jasper, and petrified wood.At night, we gathered to skywatch in the desert and saw multiple planes, satellites, and yes — UFOs!The Eviction Day ArrivedThe sheriff's deputies arrived on time, calm and professional. The county representatives were kind, responsive, and genuinely concerned. The neighbors offered tools, advice, and hands.It was as if the universe had organized a living example of collective light-in-action. Where I expected bureaucracy, I found compassion. Where I expected to be overwhelmed, I found help.It reminded me that humanity is not lost. The system — often criticized for its lack of empathy — became, in this case, a framework through which order, safety, and clarity could flow.It wasn't “us versus them.” It was all of us bringing a corner of reality back into coherence.Larry and I met the sheriff's deputies at the road and decided to evict the trailers scattered throughout the land first. As it happened, the people had already left, but they had left their trailers and a lot of items inside them. We left our helpers back at our other parcel until we were sure those people were gone; they had become aggressive in previous days, and we didn't want to risk anyone's safety.We had employed a moving company that specialized in evictions. They said they would empty the buildings, place everything on the doorway, and then we had to move it away to a designated area where the squatters then had 24 hours to collect it.Two big, strong men arrived to empty the trailers and buildings, and Larry got to work with them.Then it was time for the big mobile homes. The sheriff told the people to leave the building, and they did so without a fuss. We called our friends, and they came over to start getting everything from the doorway out into the land where the squatters could then pick through it and take whatever they wanted. For 24 hours, all that stuff was still theirs.It took about eight hours non-stop to remove all the items from the two mobile homes. The residents were hoarders — like the worst nightmare show on TV, but worse. Looking back, if our friends had not come, we would have taken several days to finish the job.All I could do was watch and hold space, as before we left for Colorado I had broken my ankle and was not able to move much or stand on it.The Weight of NegativityDespite all the help, the experience took a toll. The level of emotional and mental pressure was something I hadn't felt in years. It wasn't just the logistics; it was the energetic density. The constant whining, as the adults played victims and painted us as aggressors, was exhausting.There was a young boy, around fifteen years old, who lived in that mess. Quite honestly, he was the most positive and helpful of the entire group.My emotional body felt inflamed and overstretched. My mental field would spin with intrusive thoughts and worries that weren't ours. At times I'd stare at the situation, wondering how so much darkness could exist in one place.One of the pieces of guidance I had received before eviction day was to realize that this was not about those people. They chose to stay where they didn't belong and to live in that type of situation. Gaia and the human collective did not want them there, and we were facilitating their exit. They will be fine and continue with their choices no matter where they go.Remember, this is our land now. As a matter of fact, they went to live at a much larger property with others who have the same lifestyle. We know this because, in the following week, we helped them take a lot of their stuff to the new land. They were not unhappy. On the contrary.It reminded me that in the light paradigm, darkness is literally not allowed to exist. Cruelty, addiction, co-dependent behavior, and black magic — all these things are not allowed to exist in our lives. Therefore, as we now owned the land, all those energies, and the people who carried them, had to leave.But why? I still wondered.Well, if you know my work, you'll know about the connection between power and land — and perhaps the Mapuche concept of the Rewe (pronounced “ewe,” though not spelled that way).I asked Gaia, why is it so important to own this land in Colorado and to clean it? We have our home in Washington State, and we have the Shamanashack and our collective land at Fossil Beach — so what is significant about the properties in Colorado?The answer came — fascinating, but not yet fully understood. The answer was: “The land in Colorado is a Rewe reservoir.”A reservoir of power? And if so, how do we access it?Well, the people there were using it for darkness. The Rewe was not fully activated, as no one knew how to do it — which was a good thing.So that was the reason for the removal of the people and the garbage that was encrusted on the land.It was not until everyone left and removed their claims that I pulled a couple of cards to get guidance on the land, and two things happened. One of them was that the power came out from inside the land and rose through my spine into the world — to take form.Just a note here: the sentence “The light inside rises and becomes form” will be fully explained in my next class, The Source Code of Manifestation: Unlocking the Quantum Core of Creation, which you can pre-orde here: “The Source Code of Manifestation”Sanity in the Midst of InsanityTo stay sane, I had to practice extreme diligence. Every day began with grounding, breathing, and re-centering in presence. I'd remind myself: observe, don't absorb.When fear, in the shape of stress, tried to creep in, I observed it as an external weather system. When exhaustion hit, I found small moments of beauty — the fossil of a shell glinting from the dirt, the way the setting sun turned the desert gold and purple, the laughter of a friend helping load the truck.The secret wasn't escaping the insanity. It was standing as the still point within it. Each day became an exercise in applied awareness — all the while allowing the inner light to rise and become form.What I understood is that true mastery is not theory or information only. We need to apply it for it to help — to use it in the mud, under pressure, surrounded by chaos, when the only thing holding us together is our choice to stay conscious and respond instead of react.The Turning PointWhen the final eviction was over, I didn't feel triumphant. I felt relief — and a strange sadness. That evening, a deep silence settled over the land. For the first time, I could hear the desert breathe again. Not just that, but I could feel myself and the desert breathing together.Our friends left after the squatters moved on. It still took a few extra days for the garbage to be hauled away, and beneath it all, the land revealed herself: ancient, raw, luminous. The selenite caught the morning light like tiny galaxies embedded in stone.A one-week trip had turned into a month-long marathon. The journey wasn't about property or cleanup — it was about embodiment, boundaries, and the split within consciousness. The human collective, represented by the county, the sheriff, the neighbors, and our small team, had come together to restore coherence.It was proof that light doesn't fight darkness — it simply holds a strong presence and boundaries for darkness to dissolve and move on. We were not friends, not acquaintances not cocreators with them, we were not enemies, conquerors, warriors pitted against each other, we were the light and only light.The Teaching from the LandLooking back, the land was the real teacher. The selenite — a stone of clarity, healing, and cleansing — wasn't just in the soil. It was in the experience. The fossils whispered of time, endurance, and the slow patience of existence.The entire ordeal mirrored humanity's current split: ancient wisdom buried under layers of distortion, now rising to the surface to be seen and healed.The most impinging realization for me was how much stress the human body and mind can endure when we forget to stay centered — and how quickly peace returns when we do.In the end, sacredness wasn't found in the crystals or fossils, but in the discipline of staying clear and kind when the world around us spins in chaos and tries to engage us in victim–aggressor blame and fear.The land wanted us to stay, and the work was not done yet. There were still piles of garbage and structures on the land that needed to be dealt with, but Larry and I put our foot down and drove home. Surprisingly, our trips usually take twice as long as the GPS tells us, but this time, instead of three days, it only took two.Who stayed behind finishing the cleaning of the land, garbage collection, and more was our friend and neighbor Jay. He sent us a video yesterday and we could not believe the change. All that is left are the mobile homes and a shed — nothing salvageable but things the squatters want back, and if they are able to figure out a way to get them off the land, we will work with them to do it.And yes — there's so much more to this story. The adventure, the people, the strange synchronicities, and the laughter that kept us human through it all. Even three guys on electric bikes going up and down adobe hills! Teo fell a few times, but it didn't stop him.To hear the full story from Larry's and my perspective and to find out what an adobe hill is, listen to this week's episode of Driving to the Rez.Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and join us for the next unexpected journey into the living field of Earth herself.To listen to our tribe's journey of over 1000 miles to help us, click here.The discussion doesn't stop here - listen to the full podcast episode for unfiltered insights from Inelia and our panelists. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.drivingtotherez.com/subscribe

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On Episode 55 of the TID Water & Power Podcast we're joined by TID Materials Management Department Manager, Jason Perez, to discuss materials management. Driving around our community it's impossible to miss TID equipment—from poles to transformers, vehicles, canals, irrigation gates, and everything in between. At TID, the Materials Management Department is tasked with procuring all of these items. But it's much more than that. As publicly-owned utility, TID has strict purchasing guidelines it has to meet and the Materials Management Department ensures that the District stays in compliance.On this episode we discuss the District's purchasing requirements, how we work with vendors and suppliers, and how we manage an inventory of thousands of pieces of equipment. Let's get social! Facebook: @TurlockIDInstagram: @TurlockIDTwitter: @TurlockIDLinkedIn: /company/turlockid Find out more about TID at https://www.TID.org/podcast.

Suro Capital's (SSSS) Evan Schlossman says his firm invested into OpenAI before its valuation hit $200 billion. The company is now worth more than $1 trillion. He says the ChatGPT parent company's goals of "driving global ambitions" in A.I. make it a worthwhile investment. Evan stacks OpenAI against peers in the A.I. trade and weighs if its models stack up to competition. He later examines the broader A.I. trade through infrastructure in CoreWeave (CRWV) and nuclear power in Oklo Inc. (OKLO).======== Schwab Network ========Empowering every investor and trader, every market day. Subscribe to the Market Minute newsletter - https://schwabnetwork.com/subscribeDownload the iOS app - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/schwab-network/id1460719185Download the Amazon Fire Tv App - https://www.amazon.com/TD-Ameritrade-Network/dp/B07KRD76C7Watch on Sling - https://watch.sling.com/1/asset/191928615bd8d47686f94682aefaa007/watchWatch on Vizio - https://www.vizio.com/en/watchfreeplus-exploreWatch on DistroTV - https://www.distro.tv/live/schwab-network/Follow us on X – https://twitter.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/schwab-network/ About Schwab Network - https://schwabnetwork.com/about

Version A: Join Simon and Jim as they babble about button colors while the experts tell them what really matters in experimentation.Version B: Have you ever wondered what makes for a great experimentation culture?(Let us know in the comments which version you prefer!)We were lucky to talk with Kelly Worthham and Ton Wesseling, both experts in decision science and experimentation.We cover the transition from traditional conversion rate optimization (CRO) to broader growth engineering, organizational transformation for better decision-making, and the impact of AI on experimentation.Discover how conferences like Experimentation Island and Conversion Hotel foster deep, meaningful conversations and collaborations within the community.Links from the show:The Conference known as Conversion HotelThe Conference known as Experimentation IslandTest & Learn CommunityNo Hacks PodcastExperimentation Culture Awards00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter00:52 Halloween Candy Stories02:27 Introducing the Special Guests02:41 Kelly Worthham's Background03:58 Todd's Background and Contributions05:18 Experimentation Island Conference13:57 Conversion Optimization vs. Growth Optimization25:07 The Risk of Imitating Big Brands25:22 Helping Businesses Make Data-Driven Decisions27:02 Building Effective Experimentation Processes30:22 Challenges in Replicability and Experimentation34:54 The Role of AI in Experimentation40:52 Future of Experimentation and AI48:32 Concluding Thoughts and Recommendations

Download The Objection Handling Guidebook for Customer Success: https://www.thecustomersuccesspro.com/offers/Z6Ng26vg/checkoutIn this episode of The Customer Success Pro Podcast, Anika Zubair takes a deep dive into one of the most misunderstood tools in Customer Success: the Quarterly Business Review (QBR). Too often, QBRs turn into reporting sessions that fail to create impact or executive alignment. She shares her 5-step framework to elevate your QBRs from tactical updates to strategic, revenue-focused discussions that executives actually care about. You'll learn how to connect product outcomes to business value, align with executive priorities, and close each review with a clear call to action that opens commercial doors. The episode wraps up with a practical challenge for listeners to apply the framework and transform their next QBR into a partnership-driven session that drives growth.Chapters00:00 Welcome to The Customer Success Pro Podcast03:14 Why Most Business Reviews Fall Flat07:57 The Missed Opportunity in Every Business Review10:15 Mistake #1 – Treating QBRs Like Usage Reports12:36 Speaking the Executive Language: Revenue, Risk, and Efficiency14:52 Mistake #2 – Talking At the Customer Instead of With Them17:13 Mistake #3 – Ending Without a Clear Next Step19:28 Turning Objections into Opportunities21:41 The 5-Step Framework for Value-Led Business Reviews35:42 Listener Challenge: Reframe Your Next QBR37:41 Final ThoughtsConnect with Anika Zubair:Website: https://thecustomersuccesspro.com/LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/anikazubair/CSM RevUP Academy: https://thecustomersuccesspro.com/revupGrab our FREE resources here: https://thecustomersuccesspro.com/resources Want to be our next podcast guest? Apply here: https://www.thecustomersuccesspro.com/podcast-guest Book Anika as a speaker at your next team event: https://www.thecustomersuccesspro.com/team-event

This week at NSTA: The Bus Stop -Executive Director Curt Macysyn welcomes NSTA Board Member Chloe Williams, President of B.R. Williams, and returning guest to NSTA: The Bus Stop. The duo discuss the rich history of her family-owned company and Chloe's unique journey back to the student transportation industry. Together, they explore B.R. Williams' guiding philosophy that “drivers are this industry, simply put,” and the company's strong commitment to community service and charitable initiatives. Chloe and Curt also reflect on her leadership experience as past NJSBCA President and current Chair of the NSTA Membership Committee, offering insights on building strong membership communities and the importance of association involvement in today's competitive environment. As a proud Penn State alumna, Chloe shares her passion for college football and how she finds balance beyond the workplace, rounding out an inspiring conversation about leadership, service, and the continued impact of B.R. Williams in student transportation. Become a podcast subscriber and don't miss an episode of NSTA: The Bus Stop- NSTA Vendor Partners should reach out to us to take advantage of our comprehensive advertising package that reaches your target audience - student transportation professionals!Support the show

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Layoffs are climbing across industries — from tech to retail to manufacturing. And Democrats won key races last week, campaigning on promises to make life more affordable.Are companies cutting costs because consumers are stretched thin? Or are different economic forces all hitting at the same time? MPR News guest host Catharine Richert takes a closer look at what's happening in the economy. Richert and her guests will dig into what's driving job cuts, why affordability continues to strike a chord with voters and what these trends could mean for the months ahead. Guests:Chris Farrell is the senior economics contributor for MPR News and Marketplace.Louis Johnston is a professor of economics at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University.

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Alright my friends—this one's a little different. For Episode 452 of The IMPACT Show, I flip the microphone and let my good friend, business partner and brother in arms, Travis Barnes, take over as host of the podcast. If you don't know Travis, he's the co-founder of IMPACT-X Performance, a fellow Fit-Pro, author, speaker, husband, father, and someone who has been through the fire and has come out even stronger. He's also a man of faith, incredible perseverance, and someone I truly respect. In this week's episode, Travis interviews me on all the BIG NEWS, with the recent announcement of IXP—San Diego. We talk everything from faith, fear, vision, purpose, and what it's like to be building something brand new again with IMPACT-X Performance San Diego. We go deep on what it means to trust God in the uncertainty, why there's beauty in being scared, and how every chapter of growth requires us to let go, step up, and lead with heart. Here's some of what we dive into: The backstory behind IMPACT-X San Diego—what it really is, who it's for, and why it's more than just another gym. The difference between Fitness Quest 10 and this next chapter—and how experience, faith, and team play a huge role. The beauty in the grind and why being scared is often a sign you're exactly where you're supposed to be. What it means to build from a place of abundance, not fear. How faith, recovery, and personal growth are woven into the DNA of Impact X. A heartfelt tribute to my partner Jeff Bristol and my entire team who's supporting me unequivocally. Reflections from my 2001 self (25-years ago) to my 75-year-old future self—and the lessons learned in between. The power of gratitude, faith, and family, and how Melanie's support has been the foundation through every chapter. My friends, ask yourself this week: "Would my younger self say 'thank you' to the person you are today?" If not, what do you need to change—today—to make thatanswer a "yes"? And while you're at it, reach out to someone who's impacted your life. Shoot them a message. Say thank you. Speak life into them. This episode is near and dear to my heart. It's raw. It's real. It's about faith over fear, purpose over comfort, and trusting the process even when you can't see the finish line. I hope it inspires you to chase your calling with courage, gratitude, and a deep trust that there's beauty in every step—even the scary ones. With that being said, BUCKLE-UP. IMPACT-X Performance (San Diego) is about 90-days away and I haven't felt this level of excitement in a long, long time. Finally, if this episode moved you in any way— please "like" it, share it with someone who needs a little faith and fire today, and tag us on Instagram (including my new IG page) so we can connect and keep the conversation going: IG: @ToddDurkin @ImpactXSanDiego @ImpactXPerformance @TravisBarnes333 IMPACT-X Performance UPDATES: JOB OPENINGS: We have several Job opportunities coming up at IMPACT-X Performance (San Diego) for those who may be interested: 1. The first one is for General Manager (GM) and we are currently accepting applications until Dec 1st , 2025 (cover letter + resume). Position will START in late Dec 2025/early 2026 (by January 5th , 2026). Please send cover letter & resume to Julie@ToddDurkin.com and put in the Subject Line: "IMPACT-X Performance San Diego GM". Go to www.ToddDurkin.com for more information or to apply. 2. Trainer/Coach positions, DOFI's (directors of first impressions), and Stretch therapists/Massage Therapists positions available. Applications will open Dec 1st , 2025.   Don't Miss Any Updates on IXP-San Diego!! OPT-IN to IXP San Diego TODAY: If you would like to track all the developments of IMPACT-X Performance (San Diego) and see pictures, images, weekly updates on progress, Job postings/openings, and even potentially WIN an Annual "Pro Membership," please be sure to… OPT-IN to the IMPACT-X Performance email list that I will be writing for my members & clients at IXP-San Diego. Anyone who wants to follow along (from wherever you live) can follow along. Please go to http://Impactxperformance.com/sandiego. Follow my new Instagram page for IMPACT-X Performance San Diego!! Please be sure to follow IMPACT-X Performance San Diego on Instagram at: IG: @impactXsandiego Please "FOLLOW" us, "LIKE" a few of the posts, and please fire away any questions you have or comment on any of the current posts. Thank you in advance!!