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Midnighters!Proud to welcome Emison to The Midnight Project.I've been keeping an eye on his sound for a while now — raw, hypnotic, and straight from the underground. When we connected on our track, Demonic, it clicked immediately. He's got that rare instinct for tension and groove that drives a dancefloor without letting go.This guest mix is precisely that: no filler, just full-pressure techno—a glimpse into the world of a Sicilian artist who lives and breathes the club.Hope you enjoy it as much as I did putting this collaboration together.More to come.Sebastiaan

  John in 1967-1968, a senior at Alamo High School at Alamo, Tennessee. The Deep State Assassination of Martin Luther King Order Book Here The Deep State Assassination of Martin Luther King - Available at Shotwell Publishing Martin Luther King Congressional Cover-Up: The Railroading of James Earl Ray Order Book Here Len inquires how John got interested into the MLK assassination and the set up of James Earl Ray. John lives in Alamo, Tennessee, about 75 miles northeast of Memphis. John was a senior in high school in the spring of 1968 when Martin Luther King was assassinated. After high school, John attended Memphis State University, obtaining his master's degree while living in Memphis. From the start, John had inside information about the situation with James Earl Ray. Harry S. Avery, John's maternal Great Uncle was Commissioner of Corrections at the time in 1969. Prior to this, Mr. Avery had been a government arson investigator for years, started an independent MLK investigation. Mr. Avery had worked with the prosecution on the Jimmy Hoffa Chattanooga jury tampering case. John's curious and inquisitive uncle, Harry Smith Avery died December 18, 1989 at Dandridge, Tennessee. Before Harry died, John had several talks about Harry's investigation into James Earl Ray. Harry was fired by Governor Buford Ellington after two months of his investigating. James entered Brushy Mountain Correction Complex on March 21, 1970. As a reporter for the Oakridger, a daily paper, John was able to interview James Earl Ray Twice in person at Brushy Mountain. You wouldn't hire James Earl Ray to wash your car, he would mess something up. James was not a mastermind. When met Ray, James had already been in prison for 12 years or so, becoming well read with his excess time in prison. Even with all of the reading James had done while in prison, John could still tell he wasn't highly intelligent. Len and John discuss the catalyst that inspired John to start an independent investigation into MLK's murder. John's uncle had overheard a phone conversation while at the Govenor's office, when James Earl Ray was being discussed. This conversation was heard BEFORE James Earl Ray had the opportunity to go to court and make the guilty plea. The person in the office was reassuring the person on the phone that James was going to plead guilty, with no trial. Who was the person on the other end of the phone? The Attorney General? It was definitely a person of authority. While attending to his laundry one day, an interview with Gerald Posner was aired, filled with disinfo, infuriating John. Len created "50 Reasons For 50 Years" video series for the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination for the same reason. Since the early 90's, John knew that it was in his future to write a book regarding what he knew about MLK's murder. The first time John met James at Brushy Mountain in the early 90's, it was a contact visit, where they shook hands. It appeared as if there wasn't a serious amount of observation to their meeting by security, communication was easy. James Earl Ray gave John 2 cassette tapes, that James had had in his jail cell for the past 12 years in his cell. These recordings were of John's uncle, Harry Smith Avery! Avery had been interviewed by Ray's wife! In the recordings, Avery talks about suspicious letters that came in to Ray, including one with a McGill University letterhead! It was clear to John that the assassination was being orchestrated by military intelligence. McGill = MKUltra Ray identified the person who directed him and gave him money. The government denies the existence of Ray having a handler. Who was Raoul? What is Raoul's true identity? Clearly both the Canadian and American governments know. Len and John agree that if you look at any one aspect of this case, it falls apart!  

Joshua Emison is the founder of Tracer Franchising, where he helps individuals identify proven, scalable franchise opportunities tailored to their financial and lifestyle goals. With a background in business development and a sharp eye for operational models, he simplifies what's often a crowded and confusing process in franchising. Josh works across industries to guide clients toward sustainable, long-term ownership—whether they're exploring their first opportunity or expanding an existing portfolio.  A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and former Marine Corps Infantry Officer, Josh approaches business ownership with the same focus and structure that defined his military career. He's also the co-founder of Sans Bank, a fintech company using blockchain to make alternative investments more accessible through asset tokenization. Across both ventures, Josh is focused on helping others take ownership of their future through smart, strategic decisions. In this episode of the SABM podcast, Scott chats with Joshua about: Franchise Education: A clear process to help new owners understand the realities of franchising. Matching System: A detailed quiz and vetting method to pair candidates with the right franchises. Tippy Toes Model: A lean, mobile business chosen for its strong demand and trusted leadership. Startup vs. Franchise: Franchising offers structure and support that startups often lack. Owner Mindset: Success requires patience, realistic expectations, and long-term commitment. Timestamps: 00:59 Josh's Background and Career Journey 02:29 Introduction to Tracer Franchising 03:06 The Franchising Process Explained 05:55 Selecting the Right Franchise 09:57 Funding Your Franchise 11:59 Negotiating Franchise Terms 14:51 Choosing Tippy Toes Dance Franchise 17:56 Comparing Franchisee Experience with Startups 18:36 The Challenges of Starting a Business from Scratch 19:25 The Benefits of Franchising 20:55 Sales Success Stories 24:24 Adapting the Business Model 26:35 Future Goals and Vision 30:33 Common Challenges in Franchising Connect with Joshua: LinkedIn Email: joshua@raintreegrowth.com  If you found value in today's episode, don't keep it to yourself—share it with a colleague or friend who could benefit. And if you're a Service Academy graduate ready to elevate your business, we'd love for you to join our community and get started today. Make sure you never miss an episode—subscribe now and help support the show: Apple Podcasts Spotify Leave us a 5-star review! A special thank you to Joshua for joining me this week. Until next time! -Scott Mackes, USNA '01  

On the "Insurance Coffee House" podcast, host Nick Hoadley welcomes Joe Emison, the Co-Founder and CTO of Branch Insurance.Joe shares his unconventional journey from aspiring lawyer to serial tech entrepreneur, building six companies across industries before co-founding Branch, a full-stack carrier using cloud-native infrastructure to simplify personal lines insurance.He explains how Branch is tackling inefficiency in the home and auto markets by focusing on embedded distribution rather than traditional advertising-heavy acquisition strategies. Joe discusses how the company has built a lean, remote-first tech team, using junior talent trained in-house and modern tools to ship faster, reduce costs, and stay agile.Joe also explores the metrics that matter when building high-performing tech teams and shares practical advice for insurance leaders looking to work with, or invest in, insuretechs. His passion for growth, talent development, and cultural alignment offers a fresh take on what it means to build and lead in insurance today.Connect with Joe Emison on LinkedIn or learn more at Branch Insurance. The Insurance Coffee House Podcast is brought to you by Insurance Search.We are a global Insurance Executive Search Consultancy, supporting Insurance and Insurtech businesses to attract and retain the very best insurance talent.Find out more about showcasing your employer brand as a guest on the Insurance Coffee House Podcast or sign up to our News and Insights.Or follow us on LinkedIn, Twitter or Instagram.Insurance Executive Search Consultants in USA, London and Bermuda.Copyright Insurance Search 2025 - All Rights Reserved.

Anna Rask Emison is an Assistant Professor of Old Testament Studies at the University of Northwestern, where she has been teaching Old and New Testament studies since 2017.  Passionate about biblical studies and theological education, Professor Emison is dedicated to equipping students with a deeper understanding of Scripture and its relevance for faith and life. She shares her story with the UNW community today!  

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Familiares de un joven ultimado a balazos y machetazos en un billar de Sabana Perdida, en Santo Domingo Norte, se manifestaron hoy para exigir justicia por el caso, debido a que uno de los imputados en el crimen está prófugo de la justicia, y otro fue liberado supuestamente con la ayuda de un coronel.

We are so close to the end now! There's plenty to puzzle over as we unpack Emison's continued domesticity, Haleb annoying Spencer, Spencer and Marco's great dynamic, Mona stepping up (and potentially looking very guilty), Aria getting way too into being AD's employee, Fitz saying the quiet part out loud, and that tremendous dance scene.Episode 96 content warnings: addiction, grooming, sexual assault, murder, abuse, gaslighting, pregnancySend your podcast or show questions to our inbox at deadendspcast@gmail.com.Find all of Emily's links here: https://linktr.ee/emilypyleFind all of Brenton's here: https://linktr.ee/brentonpyle

“If you can outsource it and if it's not something that makes you different, you should use a service, because you'll always be asked to do more things than you can build that are differentiated to your organization.” Are you ever frustrated by your software development team getting bogged down doing undifferentiated tasks, leaving less time for innovation? In this episode, Joseph Emison, co-founder and CTO of Branch Insurance and author of “Serverless as a Game Changer,” suggests how serverless technology can streamline the way we do software development. Joe starts by explaining the existing gap between the best and average software development teams, highlighting how teams often prioritize undifferentiated tasks instead of focusing on what truly sets them apart. He challenges the conventional wisdom that code is an asset and explains why it can be a liability. Joe breaks down the definition of serverless technology and delves into the real costs of software development. He addresses a few of the most commonly raised objections to adopting serverless: lock-in, security, and uptime. You'll also learn the Branch development principle and how they successfully implement serverless architecture and gain many benefits from the approach. This episode is a must-listen for any developer or engineering leader looking to gain an understanding of serverless technology and revolutionize the way we approach software development.   Listen out for: Career Journey - [00:01:09] Writing “Serverless as a Game Changer” - [00:04:25] Software Development Teams Gap - [00:11:07] Differentiated vs Undifferentiated - [00:14:52] The Real Costs of Software Development - [00:19:57] The Serverless Mindset - [00:24:58] Code is a Liability - [00:27:44] Infrastructure as a Code - [00:31:06] Serverless Definition - [00:32:29] Serverless Security Objections - [00:36:22] Serverless Uptime Objections - [00:40:30] Branch Development Principle - [00:45:22] Hiring Junior Developers - [00:48:39] Branch's Cloud Bill - [00:54:06] 3 Tech Lead Wisdom - [00:55:27] _____ Joseph Emison's BioJoe Emison is the co-founder and CTO of Branch Insurance, a B corporation and insurance carrier that makes it simple to bundle home and auto insurance. Previously, Joe founded BuildFax (acquired by Verisk), Spaceful (acquired by DMGT), and BluePrince (acquired by Harris Computer). Joe is also the author of “Serverless as a Game Changer: How to Get the Most out of the Cloud”. Follow Joe: Twitter / X – @JoeEmison LinkedIn – linkedin.com/in/joemastersemison Serverless as a Game Changer: How to Get the Most Out of The Cloud – https://www.amazon.com/dp/0137392621/ _____ Our Sponsors Manning Publications is a premier publisher of technical books on computer and software development topics for both experienced developers and new learners alike. Manning prides itself on being independently owned and operated, and for paving the way for innovative initiatives, such as early access book content and protection-free PDF formats that are now industry standard.Get a 45% discount for Tech Lead Journal listeners by using the code techlead45 for all products in all formats. Like this episode? Show notes & transcript: techleadjournal.dev/episodes/168. Follow @techleadjournal on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Buy me a coffee or become a patron.

Ever wondered how a unicorn insurance company like Branch came to be? Join us for an insightful conversation with Joe Emerson, whose vision for simplified, bundled home and auto insurance is reshaping the industry. Joe provides us with a peek behind the curtain of Branch's early days, discussing the importance of strategic team building and harnessing software to enhance the customer experience. He also shares his philosophy on focusing on unique offerings and buying everything else that doesn't differentiate the company, a tactic that distinctly positions Branch in the market.Shifting gears, we tackle the evolution of software development, likening it to constructing intricate designs from Lego blocks. I reflect on the role of reliable services and components in building efficient products, drawing from a well of both veteran insights and innovative strategies. We also dissect the importance of aligning technology updates with a company's mission, plus the challenges of overly complex engineering that can lead companies astray from their core objectives. These anecdotes stem from my personal consulting adventures, where I've witnessed the transformative power of maintaining simplicity and clarity in tech development.The episode wraps with a vibrant discussion about why Columbus, Ohio, is the new frontier for burgeoning businesses. We unpack the strategic advantages of this growing metro area, from affordable housing and good public schools to the explosion of the startup scene fueled by local universities like Ohio State. Through the lens of Branch's experience, we share invaluable advice for any entrepreneur eyeing Columbus's potential, and the practical considerations that come with scaling a business state by state. As we unwrap the city's magnetic appeal, we show why central Ohio's business environment just might be the springboard needed for your next big venture.

It's been a long time coming. It's been a long time (It's Ellie and Leigh!). It's been a long time coming (It's fearless). It's been a long time coming (big reputation)...It's been a long time coming (And they said, Speak Now). It's been a long time coming. (We are Lez Hang Out and we were born in 2017!) It's been a long time coming (Loving her was Red). It's been a long time (Meet me at Midnight). It's been a long time coming (Lover). That's right, gays! Leigh (@lshfoster) and Ellie (@elliebrigida) are back, baby with Season 7 of the little lesbian podcast that could! Thank you so much to everyone who has been listening whether you started the journey with us 6 years ago or are brand new to the pod. We are so excited to have you here! An overview of what's been going on in queer news and media would be too depressing, so we are doing something a little different this time and reminiscing about the gay old days. If you are a gay of a certain age like us, you probably had a very different high school experience than what is currently depicted in tv shows and movies. Many millennials and older gays did not get to have quintessential high school experiences like playing Seven Minutes in Heaven or bringing a date of their desired gender to the Prom. When we watch shows and movies like Hulu's Crush, what stands out the most is just seeing the characters be openly queer without it having to be a whole thing. We can't even imagine playing Spin the Bottle and not having to first have an intense discussion about what to do if it were to land on someone of the same gender.  While we are sure it's still not easy to come out and be openly queer (especially depending on where you live), it gives us hope to see that at least within the realm of queer media representation, things have improved for the youth. They are living their best gay teenage years and we love to see it! Can you even imagine how much better life would have been if the gay representation you had as a teenager was something like Crush instead of the biphobic love triangle in South of Nowhere, the hypersexualized relationships in The L Word or the barrage of Bury Your Gays attacks? Even more recent teen media like the OG Pretty Little Liars (which we refuse to believe was over a decade ago) gave full on softcore p0rn love scenes to the heterosexual couples and faded to black on Emison. It's only very recently that the media has finally stopped cutting away every time a gay couple does anything even remotely sexual.  Although a lot has changed (for the better!) about queer representation, there are still some things that are largely the same – namely the tropes. These tropes exist for a reason and we do love certain ones, but others really deserve to be left in the past. We would be very happy to never watch another ‘lesbian student falls for her highkey predatory teacher' love story for the rest of our lives. Instead, we want to see more tropes spun on their heads! Give us more of the too cool for school gay kid who is the one doing the bullying or show us a teenage lesbian hitting on a straight friend without it absolutely ruining her entire life. Don't forget to follow along on the platform formerly known as Twitter: Lez Hang Out (@lezhangoutpod) and answer our Q & Gay at the end of every episode. Leigh Holmes Foster (@lshfoster) and Ellie Brigida (@elliebrigida). You can also join us on Facebook.com/lezhangoutpod and follow us on Instagram (@lezhangoutpod).  We would not have made it to Season 7 without the support of our incredible Patrons! You can support Lez Hang Out while unlocking a bunch of awesome perks like access to our exclusive Discord, monthly bonus episodes (there is a brand new one available now about Nimona!), weekly ad free episodes, and more by joining us on Patreon at bit.ly/lezpatreon. You can also support the podcast by buying our original merch at bit.ly/lezshop and purchasing our original Lez-ssentials songs for as little as $1 each on Bandcamp! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

PLL reaches episode 100 and we find it kind of strange that the story centers on Alison. We discuss the drawbacks of having a new 5th perspective, her going back to school and the lack of interesting storylines with defanged Ali. We also run through Caleb's big return, the murky situation with new A, the beginnings of Emison and the Hastings shady secrets.Episode 59 content warnings: stalking, bullying, mental health, emotional abuse, gaslighting, murderSend your podcast or show questions to our inbox at deadendspcast@gmail.com.Find all of Emily's links here: https://linktr.ee/emilypyleFind all of Brenton's here: https://linktr.ee/brentonpyle

Igreja Mosaico - Pr Emison - 16.07.23 by Mensagens semanais da Mosaico

In this episode, it's the end of the road, guv'nor, with Till Death Do Us Part. We talk Aria's hideous wedding dress, a Clue-style version of the Emison pugprosal, Haleb's marriage clearly being on the brink of divorce, Prezra's alter-skipping not seeming out of character, everyone hopping back on the We Hate Mona train, the return of the drunk moms, this episode's many raw red herrings, and, oh yes, Alex Drake. We'll be back next week with more thoughts and reflections on this episode as a series finale and how it reflects on PLL as a whole (aka badly). Content wanting: this episode contains mentions of grooming, sexual assault and mental health issues.  Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, we're running down the clock with Choose or Lose. We talk Emison's not-so-steamy woods hookup, the audacity of Caleb to spring a surprise wedding on Hanna, whether Spencer and Mona got to have sex off-screen, the horror that is this Alex/Toby situation, Aria's eventful phone calls with AD, and Tanner returning to devour what remains of the show's scenery. Content warning: this episode contains mentions of rape and pedophilia. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, we're flooding tiny rooms with The Glove That Rocks the Cradle. We talk Aria's dramatic descent into delightful destruction, Spencer getting noir-y with Marco, Lucas teaching us the difference between a comic book and a graphic novel, Emison finally achieving #Endgame status, Haleb acknowledging their past mistakes, and Prezra performing an exorcism (of sorts). Content warning: this episode contains brief mentions of grooming and misgendering. Content warning: this episode contains discussions of trauma and self-harm. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

Red Letter sections in the Bible are attributed to the actual words of Christ. In this series, special guests will be teaching on red letter passages about which they are passionate. Today, Bill welcomes special guest Professor Anna Rask Emison to explore how Jesus interacted with first century women and how He transformed their roles. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here * This encore presentation originally aired on November 16, 2022

Red Letter sections in the Bible are attributed to the actual words of Christ. In this series, special guests will be teaching on red letter passages about which they are passionate. Today, Bill welcomes special guest Professor Anna Rask Emison to explore how Jesus interacted with first century women and how He transformed their roles.

Sansbank co-founder Josh Emison joins the show to discuss how the blockchain is enabling companies to innovate incredible ways for people to confidently and safely invest with much less than money than typical in industries like real estate. He also shares some amazing detail about the ups and downs of the entrepreneurial journey, and raising capital for the company as well.

Joe joins Adam to discuss his experience founding and selling companies, how he keeps serverless on AWS simple at Branch Insurance, and blenderphones. Yes, blenderphones!

“I helped several veterans in franchising start businesses that they otherwise would not have found and do things that are good for their communities, but this is a way where I'm helping potentially hundreds, thousands, millions of people through the type of lending and investing that Sansbank is doing so I thought I'd go for it.” - Josh Emison (USNA ‘14) Josh Emison is the Co-Founder & CEO of Sansbank, a tech startup on a mission to democratize commercial real estate investing to allow anyone to receive passive income. Through an innovative cashflow tokenization process, Sansbank grants property owners cash advances against future profits. Property owners receive capital and maintain equity while investors participate in the offering by lending $100 tokens granting them fractionalized monthly preferred return payments. Prior to founding Sansbank, Josh served in the U.S. Marine Corps and owned a successful veteran franchise consulting business. In this episode, we discuss: Why Josh transitioned from being a successful franchise consultant to becoming the co-founder of a tech startup  How Sansbank approaches due diligence and secures loans What the blockchain is, how it works and how Sansbank uses it to automate compliance What Sansbank's ideal pilot property looks like Advice and encouragement for anyone looking to make a career change Josh shares how a story from his time in the U.S. Marine Corps can help anyone understand how the blockchain works and why real estate is a great investment. We enjoyed listening to Josh's favorite wins over the last year and learning more about the innovative process Sansbank is developing. Josh tells us the awesome story of how he met his co-founder and why he believes that being truthful with yourself is the first step to finding true fufillment in work and in life. We love having Josh in our community and we're inspired by everything he's accomplished while helping other veterans along the way. We can't wait to see Sansbank continue to grow and thrive! Connect with Josh: LinkedIn Twitter Email Sansbank If you found this episode valuable, please share it with a friend or colleague. If you are a Service Academy graduate and want to take your business to the next level, you can join our supportive community and get started today. Subscribe and help out the show: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Also available on Google Podcasts, Spotify & Stitcher Leave us a 5-star review! Special thanks to Josh for joining me this week. Until next time! -Scott Mackes, USNA '01

Have you ever heard of blockchain, cryptocurrency, and other digital assets? If not, then you better listen to today's show as our guest Joshua Emison of Sansbank tells us how you can utilize blockchain technology to create real estate wins.Joshua starts by differentiating blockchain from cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, and other digital assets. He then shares how he was able to discover how he can utilize the technology so he can secure real estate successes. He also talks about the democratization of capital and how blockchain can facilitate that, as well as the services they offer in Sansbank that real estate entrepreneurs can find beneficial. Listen now and learn more about blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies!

Become a VIP Sponsor to the Show Certified Franchise Consultant Expert Josh Emisson breaks down the top reasons why you should buy a franchise instead of starting a business from scratch. Josh is a former Marine Corps Infantry Officer. He currently owns and operates Tracer Consulting, a full-service franchise and career transition consultancy founded by two brothers: Josh and Ryan Emison. We recruit well-qualified candidates for the franchise industry, helping them become full-time, semi-absentee, or even fully-absentee franchisees. After graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy, Josh spent time as a platoon commander and Company Executive Officer with 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment. He then served as a Liaison Officer in the U.S. Embassy in Amman, Jordan. Finally, he transitioned out of the Marine Corps and spent 6 months studying Mandarin in Guilin, China. He has a passion for business, helping others achieve their goals, reading, and water sports.

In this episode, we're tailing a secret twin with Tick-Tock, Bitches. We talk the absolute chutzpah of one Mary Drake, Elliot making it clear that he is very evil and very British, Emily's selective amnesia disappearing just long enough to remind us that Emison is a thing, Aria embodying the “Kim, there's people that are dying” meme, Alex Drake proving that she's gay for all the Liars with a top-notch Spanna scene, and Caleb dealing with his cheating guilt by being the absolute worst to anyone and everyone. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, check out our Spotify, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

Video Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH95KV4zdS8Tony chats with Steve Lekas and Joe Emison, Co-Founders at Branch about their full-stack home and auto insurtech carrier and much more wonderful nerding out about insurance. I was very impressed by them!Steve Lekas: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-lekas/Joe Emison: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joemastersemison/Branch: https://www.ourbranch.com/

In this episode, we're building an electric fence with Hush, Hush, Sweet Liars. We talk the ridiculous Dallas-esque reveal of Mary Drake, Caleb getting clam-jammed with multiple ladies, the continued and deeply upsetting assassination of Hanna Marin, Emison getting the most depressing “OTP” moment imaginable, Prezra's man pain resulting in a Prezria hookup, and whether this is the worst season finale of the entire series (spoiler: it most certainly is). Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

A Veteran of the Marine Corps, Josh Emison is another Vet from a military family. With siblings in the armed forces and a Navy Veteran for a father, Josh grew up all over the world. Virginia in the US, England, Puerto Rico…well, you get the idea. Josh new early on he wanted to have a military career, and his father's advice was, not surprisingly, go to the Naval Academy. Not really knowing what to expect, Josh applied and was accepted and met a bunch of terrific Marine officers. That directed him to the Marine Corps where he spent five years as an infantry officer. He had two non-combat deployments. First to Spain where he got to work with the Spanish military, then to Okinawa, where he trained with the Korean Marines. In Okinawa, he also got to do a lot of scuba diving, so not all work! He then went to Jordan for 13 months working at the embassy in charge of administration and logistics. Josh worked with the Jordanian military, but also got to interact with a lot of the civilians. The Jordanian culture and the people really appealed to Josh and remains one of his fond memories. The biggest takeaway from all that travel? At the basic level, all people are the same. Yes, we may dress differently and eat different foods, but we are all going through the human experience together. And if you can embody that philosophy, you can be comfortable almost anywhere. As rich as his Marine experience was, Josh was wanting to do other things besides a military career. One downside to the Marines in Josh's experience was learning. He was around a lot of smart Marines, but found the schools and the true learning was lacking and felt he would eventually be held back from his true potential. Teach For America caught Josh's attention. Interestingly enough, Josh also had a fascination with Jackie Chan Kung Fu movies, so he tied the two together: Get an assignment in China teaching so he in turn could learn Mandarin and Kung Fu, and it worked. Always an independent thinker, he decided while in China he wanted to start a business. Back in the States, he was set to go back to China when the COVID lockdown began. Scrambling for money, Josh sold his car and somehow made it back to his parent's house and asked to crash for a time. Not knowing what kind of business to start, he eventually landed as a franchise consultant, which meant if nobody bought a franchise, he did get paid. That lasted for the first nine months since few people wanted to start a franchise during lockdown, but it gave Josh a chance to read volumes of business books and study what franchises were available and what made them interesting. Qualifying franchisees made Josh realize that the prime audience was accredited investors, those with sufficient net worth. He also was learning about block chain at the time and wondering how this world-changing technology could work. So how could he help the non-accredited investor world participate in building wealth? Josh came up with the idea to used blockchain to offer fractional real estate ownership and own real estate debt. This gave high, stable returns to “regular” people, and that was the beginning of Sans Bank. For as little as $100, many people can participate in real estate investments. Veteran Founder Podcast with your hosts Josh Carter and Cynthia Kao We record the Veteran Founder Podcast inside NedSpace in the Bigfoot Podcast Studio in beautiful downtown Portland. Audio engineer, mixer and podcast editor is Allon Beausoleil Show logo was designed by Carolyn Main Website was designed by Cameron Grimes Production assistant is Chelsea Lancaster Theme music: Artist: Tipsy Track: Kadonka Album: Buzzz Courtesy of Ipecac Records 10% of gross revenue at Startup Radio Network goes to support women entrepreneurs in developing countries thru kiva.org/lender/markgrimes

Igreja Mosaico - Pr. Emison - 30.01.2022 by Mensagens semanais da Mosaico

Blockchain technology is one of the most exciting and disruptive advancements in today's global economic scene. It's redefining the way businesses operate and how people transact online. With blockchain technology being able to be applied to most industries today, how can this new and innovative technology be utilized in the real estate world? In today's episode of the Expert(ish) Podcast, Jay talks with Joshua Emison, Co-Founder and CEO of Sansbank, about his unique transition from the military to civilian life, how blockchain technology works, and how it is transforming the real estate industry today. Josh is responsible for Sansbank's vision, mission, and overall execution across its core marketplace, lending platform, blockchain strategy, and alternative lending markets. Alongside Sansbank, he found his passion for empowering entrepreneurs to operate intelligently. He is dedicated to discovering passive income and wealth generation solutions for everyday Americans through property markets. Sansbank provides innovative new financial products that serve both property owners and investors. Through the process of tokenization, property owners can monetize their assets by offering everyday investors tokens in return for lucrative returns. Sansbank is devoted to democratizing the monetization of assets and ensuring wealth creation to participants sans [a] bank. Enjoy! If you are looking for an inexpensive and super convenient healthcare option, check out SkillMil Telehealth Services. It's a program that works well as a supplement to VA health care. Simply click on telehealth services on their website, fill out the basic info, and use the referral code Expert(ish) Podcast in the dropdown menu to get started. In This Episode2:29 - Josh's unique transition from military to civilian life 6:51 - Why Josh decided to quit teaching 13:43 - What motivated Josh to start his own business 16:35 - HowSansbank provides services in the real estate sector 19:01 - How blockchain technology works 27:38 - Why the team at Sansbank values education in investing and economics 34:07 - How Josh lays the groundwork for integrating blockchain in real estate 40:47 - The way Sansbank caters to the lending needs of some industries 51:29 - Other digital assets that utilize blockchain technology 1:00:47 - The power of blockchain technology 1:04:14 - How to avoid the trap set by those who took advantage of crypto and blockchain Favorite Quotes1:01:16 - "Right now you have to go to your bank and ask them for your money, and they can tell you no. So it's not your money. It's not yours. But when you have the blockchain capital sitting in your wallet, that is your money and it's providing you the ability to do whatever you want with it. This is no longer tainted by boards and by people who are going to demand you make a profit at the expense of society. That's what the blockchain has to offer." - Josh Emison 8:29 -  "The problem that I want to solve is an education problem. It's a problem with the belief and the attitude of the people with the education system and maybe on a larger scale." - Josh Emison 18:08 - "A lot of people, when they think about the blockchain, they just think about Bitcoin. And that's not it. But what it is, it's like this Excel spreadsheet where you can't delete things, you can only add to it." - Josh Emison 30:41- "The blockchain is just the rails that allow us to do the service without banks, without transfer agents, and without all these other things and to organize information a lot more efficiently." - Josh Emison 1:01:54 - "I want to support anyone who's doing it (blockchain) because you are creating a world where it's still based on a free market economy, but it's done in a way that is benefitting all the people that live in it, not just the select few." - Josh Emison 1:05:36 - "When somebody is promising you that this (digital coins) token's going to be worth more in the future than it is, that's impossible. Nobody knows what it's going to be like in the future. So if someone's promising you that, you probably shouldn't trust them." - Josh Emison Engage with Joshua EmisonLinkedInSANSBANKTwitterEmail Connect with Expert(ish) Podcast Host JAY JOHNSONCall (858) 925- 4536WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram Listen to more episodes of the  Expert(ish) PodcastiTunesSpotify

In this episode, we're witnesses for the prosecution with The Melody Lingers On. We talk Emison's moving rainy phone call, Aria's baffling jacket/skirt combination, Caleb eating Spencer's cookie, why Ali's lawyer might be so incompetent, this episode's surprising amount of apologies, and Jason's airhead routine having disastrous (but ultimately kind of welcome) results for our dear Ashley Marin. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to Episode 2. In this Episode, Khalif Yisrael virtual sits with Josh "Tracer" Emison and John McCarthy. Join the conversation as they discuss their backgrounds that shaped them, the basics of Franchising, pros and cons and how you can begin your journey into Franchising!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/networkknightsInstagram: @NetWorkKnightsWeb: https://networkknights.buzzsprout.com/ Intro Song: Ruins feat. Cvgebird - Wolfcat (IG /Twitter @WolfCatMusic)Check below for all show notes.Josh Emison Contact: josh@tracerfranchising.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-emison/John McCarthy Contact:john@tracerfranchising.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/john-n-mccarthy/Tracer Franchising: tracerfranchising.comBook an intro call: https://www.tracerfranchising.com/book-an-intro-callFree business ownership course, 2 hours a week, self paced for 5 weeks: vettoceo.orgService Academy Business resources: sabmgroup.comFree franchising course: https://course.tracerfranchising.com/offers/f52b875f-361e-4e13-bb42-fea035cb22cehttps://ivmf.syracuse.edu/programs/entrepreneurship/  Syracuse offers a free blended course to help veterans succeed in entrepreneurship.https://beyondtheuniform.org/ One of the best transition resources for veterans who want to get into business but don't know where to start. It is a free network with free on-demand classes and an extensive webinar.Recommended podcast for those interested in franchising: https://beyondtheuniform.org/blog/btu-141-ceo-franchise-business-review-talks-vets-franchises-eric-stites?rq=franchising Recommended reading: Business“The E-Myth” by Michael Gerber“The Personal MBA” by Josh Kaufman“What Your CPA Isn't Telling You” by Mark KohlerFranchising:“The Complete Guide to Finding the Right Franchise” by Josh Emison (I will email it to you!)“The Educated Franchisee” by Rick Bisio“The Franchise MBA” by Nick NeonakisWondering if a startup is for you?The Founder's Dilemma 

Joe Emison is a technology entrepreneur and bold believer in people. He is the co-founder and CTO for Branch (www.ourbranch.com) We swap stories and lessons we've learned. You're going to love him. Please support our sponsors: http://www.saasalerts.com and http://www.csoadvisors.com.

Steve Lekas, Co-Founder and CEO, Branch Insurance A 20-year insurance veteran, Steve began his career at Allstate, followed by Esurance, where he built the first U.S. online home insurance business. Prior to Branch Insurance, Steve was President of the Insurance Services Office's personal lines business for Verisk Analytics. Steve co-founded Branch in 2017 to make insurance less expensive and reintroduce insurance to society as a communal good. Branch launched in 2019 and is expanding nationally. Joe Emison, Co-Founder and CTO, Branch Insurance Prior to Branch, Joe founded BuildFax (acquired by DMGT), Spaceful (acquired by Xceligent), BluePrince (acquired by Harris Computer), and EphPod (acquired by Wind Solutions). Joe graduated with degrees in English and Mathematics from Williams College and has a law degree from Yale Law School. Highlights from the Show You need a reason to be valuable to consumers in a different way Branch's mission is to make insurance less expensive so more people can be insured In their early consumer research, Joe asked people what they would do if they had a magic wand relative to their insurance, and roughly 90% said they'd make it cheaper Insurance is based on exclusions through underwriting that result in tens of millions of drivers (for example) going uninsured and more being under-insured Branch started a 501(c)(3) called SafetyNest that takes a small portion of the premiums paid and sets them aside to be able to make grants to those who suffered a loss and can't cover the cost of making them whole again, which could be because of being under-insured or uninsured, or paying the premiums of those in need to ensure they stay covered The intention is to take the national uninsured percentage from 15% to 2% It applies to Branch customers and non-customers, so it is genuinely aiming to help the larger problem in the country With the "Build vs. Buy" debate, Joe believes you should try not to build anything, and code is a liability, not an asset The mission has helped keep them focused on efficiency, which means they build fewer things themselves, located in a city (Columbus) that is lower cost than where many startups are, and keeping the team as small as possible to help keep their costs down This leads to really empowering their staff to do what they need to do in serving their customers, which has lead to happier staff and happier customers, with a Google rating of 4.9 stars, which is outrageously high for insurance This episode is brought to you by Medallia (Medallia.com), and the book series, "The Future of Insurance: From Disruption to Evolution" by Bryan Falchuk (future-of-insurance.com). Follow the podcast at future-of-insurance.com/podcast for more details and other episodes. Music courtesy of UPbeat Music, available to stream on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and Google Play. Just search for "UPbeat Music".

In this episode, we're breaking down the good, the bad and the ugly of PLL Endgame Couples/OTPs. We talk the best/worst scenes for each couple, which marriages are most likely to end in affairs, the toxic messages reinforced by the couples staying together, the ways in which the relationships replicate each Liar's parents' marriage, the sexiness of Spaleb, and whether or not Emison even qualifies as an OTP. Content warning: this episode contains some discussion of intimate partner violence. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, we're once again joined by special guest SJ to discuss all things Alison DiLaurentis! We talk favorite Emison scenes, some Ali hot takes, our hopes for Alison post-series, the core elements of Alison that are genuine and true, the impact of Mrs. D and Charlotte on Ali's personality, and which other women we think/hope that Alison has hooked up with. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

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In this episode of TLV, Jason D. Lazarus talks with Bob Langdon of Langdon & Emison. They discuss how he built his firm, the importance of picking the good cases, treating the practice of law as a business, and creating a work/life balance with his family. Learn more about Bob Landgon: https://bit.ly/3eE6fHa 09:37 - Why Products Liability cases? 16:31 - The Importance of Having Empathy for Your Clients 22:19 - McDow vs. Kawasaki: 11 years and a Supreme Court victory 28:10 - Leadership and the Attorneys Information Exchange Group 33:39 - Running a Successful Law Firm

We talk the finale in the original Pretty Little Liars arc, "Wanted." Stay tuned to hear Frannie and Sophie fight about Emison!LINKS:PatreonGLU TwitterGLU InstagramDiscordOur merchWebsiteSuggest topicsOur theme song is by Leggy. You can email us at girlslikeusshow@gmail.com.Girls Like Us is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to at Frolic.media/podcasts!

In this episode, we’re finding rats in our lockers with Run, Ali, Run. We talk Emily’s Head Butch in Charge energy, Hanna and Travis’s silly putty breakup, Prezra pulling the “I’m a powerful white man” routine on Tanner, Spencer attempting to Parent Trap her parents, Toby and his father’s broken leg being conveniently offscreen, and Emison’s Taylor Swift-esque episode ending. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, we’re getting slapped in a church with Miss Me x 100. We talk the debut of Bad Girl Hanna and Haunted Scruffy Caleb, Toby doling out advice from both on high and while possibly being high, Aria doing some charged grief processing with Jenna, the likelihood that Lucas’s girlfriend is imaginary, Prezra’s offensive and upsetting leg hair, and—most importantly—the simultaneous joy and disappointment of the (in)famous Emison sex scene. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, we’re attending an ‘A’ flashmob with EscApe From New York. We talk Holbrook just now learning about the existence of one Prezra Fitz, Peter proving himself to be quite the Don Draper in the aftermath of Melissa’s accidental murder confession, Emison and Spanna’s double-date at the theater, Mona absolutely killing it (and us) with a great queer lewk and her new army of Ali-haters, and why the ShanA reveal/death is some steaming hot garbage. Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, retired West Tennessee lawyer Jim Emison discusses his quest for justice for the brutal murder of Elbert Williams, a founding member of the NAACP in Haywood County. In June 1940, two officers from the Brownsville, Tennessee Police Department took Elbert Williams to jail for questioning. His body was later found floating in the Hatchie River making him one of the earliest members of the NAACP murdered for his civil rights work. While his death was ruled a homicide, no one was ever prosecuted. After learning about the case, Jim Emison began what has become an all-encompassing crusade to ensure Williams' sacrifice is remembered and any responsible parties still living are brought to justice.

In this episode, we’re brandishing our makeshift weapons with Love ShAck, Baby. We talk the Liars’ many secrets stacking up like a game of Jenga, Spencer and her dramatic cape calling out Peter’s hypocrisy, Emison getting one of their best and most complex scenes of the series, Prezria’s compelling Mr. and Mrs. Smith dynamic, the apocalyptic conditions of the DiLaurentis properties, and how Hanna’s big hookup reveal might have hit harder (shocker: we think it should have been queer). Send us an email at EverybodyAPodcast@gmail.com, check out our Instagram @everybodyapodcast, and please rate/review us on iTunes. Thanks for listening!

On this episode, Jeremy chats with Joe Emison about why you should think buying before building, how choosing for organization-wide maintainability makes those decisions easier, why developing trust with stakeholders is so important, and the process that Branch Insurance uses to build and deliver software.

Brett Emison of Langdon and Emison is a nationally known trial attorney who is heavily involved in both the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys and the American Association of Justice. In fact, Brett just finished a term as President of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys (“MATA”) during one of the more challenging and unique years any President has faced. Beyond his time in the Missouri Capitol as President of MATA, Brett has spent countless hours meeting with National, State, and local legislators advocating for the rights of his clients and tort victims across the State. As “tort reform” measures continue to sweep the country, Brett talks about how developing relationships with state and local legislators play a crucial role in putting a face and name to the trial bar and to the importance of ensuring our clients’ 7th Amendment rights are protected. To learn more about Brett and his practice, please visit his firm’s site: https://www.langdonemison.com/brett-a-emison Visit Lawyer Minds: https://www.lawyerminds.com

This week, your hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey interview Kent Emison of Langdon & Emison (https://www.langdonemison.com/) and Hoyt Tessener of James Scott Farrin (https://www.farrin.com/).   Remember to rate and review GTP in iTunes: Click Here To Rate and Review   Episode Details: Missouri personal injury lawyer Kent Emison of Langdon & Emison and North Carolina trial lawyer Hoyt Tessener of James Scott Farrin share how they secured justice for an 11-year-old boy who was paralyzed in a car crash due to an inadequate seat belt design. Positioned in the rear center seat of his father's 1999 Ford Escort, Che-Val Batts' two-point lap belt jackknifed him when another car suddenly pulled out in front of the Escort, leaving Che-Val with damage to his internal organs and spinal cord, rendering him a paraplegic. The other passengers, who were restrained by three-point seat belts, sustained significantly less severe injuries. Despite knowing the higher safety rating of three-point seatbelts and including these more effective restraints in other models, Ford continued to manufacture Escorts with a rear center seat two-point seat belt, violating the company's own safety policies. The defense's attempts to blame Che-Val's injuries on his own misplacement of the lap belt swayed some Nash County, North Carolina jurors and resulted in a hung jury. The case was ultimately settled for $31 million, with details of the settlement remaining confidential.     Click Here to Read/Download the Complete Trial Documents   Guest Bio: Kent Emison A Fellow in the International Academy of Trial Lawyers and a frequent lecturer to bar associations and trial lawyer groups nationwide, Kent devotes 100 percent of his practice to litigation in product liability, motor vehicle accidents, and other cases involving personal injury and wrongful death. In that role he has served as lead trial counsel in numerous multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements and has handled cases all across the United States, from Florida to Hawaii. Best Lawyers in America named Kent "Lawyer of the Year" for 2018 for personal injury plaintiffs' litigation for the Kansas City metro area.  In 2017 he received the Thomas G. Strong Trial Attorney Award from the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys for his leadership in the profession.  Kent's reputation in the field is due to his track record of obtaining the maximum compensation for injured individuals and for families who have lost loved ones. Throughout his career he has been an advocate of trial by jury and is seen as a leader in the profession. For the past three consecutive years Kent has been selected as one of the top 100 lawyers in Missouri and Kansas by the peer review process Super Lawyers. American Lawyer magazine and Martindale-Hubbell named him a “Top rated personal injury lawyer” for 2013, and in 2012 he was honored by Missouri Lawyers Weekly as part of its “Lawyer of the Year” program. This award was for his leadership of Langdon & Emison and his service to the profession and the community.  Best Lawyers in America named Kent the “Lawyer of the Year” for plaintiff's personal injury litigation, Kansas City region, for both 2011 and 2014. Read Full Bio   Hoyt Tessener Litigation attorney Hoyt Tessener tries the really tough cases – and he has for more than 30 years. Tough strategically. Tough emotionally. The trucking accidents whose evidence gives you chills. The personal injury cases that can bring an otherwise “impartial” jury to tears. Cases that few have the stomach to try. Confidently. Thoroughly. Compassionately. Hoyt joined the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin in 2017 so he could try these tough cases with the resources and technology behind him to take his legendary litigation efforts to the next level. He is a shareholder of the firm. Admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court and having tried over 100 cases in state and federal courts throughout North Carolina with multiple verdict awards of $1,000,000 or more, lawyers and judges and others know Hoyt for his confidence, tenacity, and meticulous preparation. His clients know him as their champion. The one who will fight tooth and nail for them. Honest. Humble. Relatable.   Read Full Bio Show Sponsors: Legal Technology Services - LTSatlanta.com Digital Law Marketing - DigitalLawMarketing.com Harris, Lowry, and Manton - hlmlawfirm.com   Free Resources: Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1  Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2

Recapping Season 7, Episode 20 of Pretty Little Liars. PART II. Aria discovers that she's infertile the day before her wedding, which of course Ezra makes all about him. Hanna and Caleb are also trying to get with child, but the Actual Bad Guy has a lot of attitude about Hanna inviting Mona to live with them while she recovers from her adrenalized hyperreality. Emily has Emison twins now (courtesy of Wren) is so nosy and pushy that she almost ruins Ali's marriage proposal to her. And Spencer discovers that she has a delightfully psychotic British twin who entertains us all with the ballad of Alex and Wren. Thanks for listening everyone!

Recapping Season 7, Episode 20 of Pretty Little Liars. PART I. Aria discovers that she's infertile the day before her wedding, which of course Ezra makes all about him. Hanna and Caleb are also trying to get with child, but the Actual Bad Guy has a lot of attitude about Hanna inviting Mona to live with them while she recovers from her adrenalized hyperreality. Emily has Emison twins now (courtesy of Wren) is so nosy and pushy that she almost ruins Ali's marriage proposal to her. And Spencer discovers that she has a delightfully psychotic British twin who entertains us all with the ballad of Alex and Wren. Thanks for listening everyone!

Recapping Season 7, Episode 15 of Pretty Little Liars. Aria is getting instructions from her evil CyberSelf and also just about through with Ezra's “poor me” act. Hanna doesn't want to believe that Lucas could be A.D. even as the evidence mounts, so she recruits OG A Mona to analyze the Game Board. Emily is making all kinds of inappropriate requests and wrong decisions about the Emison baby. And Spencer is quickly realizing that Marco is getting wise to the Wrick cover-up, and her involvement in it. And we might have met Twincer for real when Wren shows up.