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In this episode of Summary Judgment, Josh and Aaron discuss Josh's upcoming induction as the newest president of the Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association (CATLA).  FVF Law is a well-credentialed, overwhelmingly 5-star reviewed personal injury law firm in Austin, TX. FVF strives to be the educational resource for the injured, available to guide those with questions about what comes next. It is FVF's mission to ensure clients are prioritized and informed throughout the injury claim process, and to secure the best possible outcome. Josh Fogelman and Aaron Von Flatern founded FVF Law to offer a different kind of injury law firm, and a dignified alternative in the marketplace. They hope to show injured Texans that consulting a lawyer after an injury is a natural, and responsible thing to do.

If you are curious about expert witness work and whether it might be a good fit for you, this episode offers valuable insights.  I'm joined by Dr. Amy Fogelman, an internist and founder of High Rock Experts and High Rock Academy. Amy shares her journey into expert witness work and breaks down what it takes to get started, including qualifications, mindset shifts, compensation, and common concerns—like testifying against another physician. We also discuss how her program helps physicians build a rewarding and flexible side gig in the legal space. You can find the show notes for this episode and more information by clicking here: www.doctorscrossing.com/episode222   In this episode we're talking about: What expert witness work involves and how to get started Whether you need to be board-certified or clinically active The difference between medical malpractice and personal injury cases Why testifying against another physician is not always what it seems Ways to niche down and attract your ideal cases How to avoid common beginner mistakes and stand out to attorneys An overview of Dr. Fogelman's expert witness course and what it includes   Links for this episode: https://highrockexperts.com/ https://www.instagram.com/amyfogelmanmd https://www.facebook.com/amyfogelmanmd Thinking about expert witness work? Dr. Amy Fogelman's course is a fantastic way to turn your clinical experience into a new, rewarding opportunity. I've had a chance to review the program and I highly recommend it!

(THIS IS A REPLAY)This week we will be discussing a race and gender discrimination/retaliation case with $2.46 million jury verdict.Contact: Matthew J. Fogelmanmjf@fogelmanlawfirm.comwww.fogelmanlawfirm.comTel: (617) 559-0201Fax: (617) 505-1540

The devastating impact of waste and recycling industry fires costs approximately $2.5 billion annually in the US and Canada alone, with lithium-ion batteries causing roughly 50% of these incidents. In this episode with Ryan Fogelman from Fire Rover, we discuss:• Understanding the scale of waste facility fires and why traditional fire protection methods often fail in these environments• How lithium-ion batteries have created a "hockey stick" rise in fire incidents since 2015• The "vape effect" - how 1.2 billion single-use vapes with no proper disposal options are contributing to the fire crisis • Why remote monitoring and response systems can detect and fight fires faster than traditional sprinkler systems• The importance of early intervention - FireRover's systems respond in seconds rather than minutes, and targeted suppression uses 88% less water than traditional methods while providing more effective control, reducing the contaminated water spill• Why waste and recycling operators are victims of consumer disposal habits and regulatory gaps• The need for more convenient battery drop-off locations to prevent improper disposal• How innovative fire solutions are changing the approach from "water, water, water" to targeted remote responseVisit firerover.com to learn more about remote fire suppression solutions for waste facilities or contact Ryan Fogelman on lnkd for a free PDF copy of the latest "Waste & Recycling Facility Fire Annual Report"Thank you to the SFPE for recognizing me with the 2025 SFPE Fire Safety Engineering Award! Huge thanks to YOU for being a part of this, and big thanks to the OFR for supporting me over the years.----The Fire Science Show is produced by the Fire Science Media in collaboration with OFR Consultants. Thank you to the podcast sponsor for their continuous support towards our mission.

Zwischen 26. Januar und 4. März 2025 veröffentlichten Hulu und Disney+ die neue Thriller-Serie «Paradise», die vom früheren «This Is Us»-Erfinder Dan Fogelman stammt. Dieser gehört auch zu den Produzenten der Hulu-Serie «Only Murders in the Building», in dem ebenfalls Mordfälle gelöst werden. Das steht auch bei dem neuen Format an, schließlich wird der Präsident Cal Bradford tot aufgefunden. 20th Television, eine Disney-Tochter, hat das neue Projekt von Dan Fogelmann produziert. Wie in «This Is Us» springt das Format in zahlreichen Zeitebenen herum. Ebenso nahm Fogelman den Schauspieler Sterling K. Brown mit, der bereits in über 100 Episoden der Familienserie zu sehen war. Fabian Riedner bedauert im Podcast, dass Disney nicht die frühere Synchron-Stimme einkaufte. Zusammen mit Christian Lukas diskutiert Riedner die zahlreichen verschiedenen Aspekte der Serie. So wird der Spoiler zum Ende der ersten Episode besprochen, genauso wie die Auflösung des Mordfalls. Auch die musikalische Untermalung der Serie spielt eine Rolle, weil der Soundtrack mit Liedern wie „Paradise“ das Thema aufgreift.

This episode of the Fire Sprinkler Podcast is my conversation with Ryan Fogelman. We talk about the challenges of protecting recycling facilities, and how the Fire Rover works to mitigate the loss in this high challenging environment.

Being an expert witness encompasses a wide range of responsibilities and perspectives. Here to discuss some key issues are LNC Pat Iyer, host of this show, and physician and expert Amy Fogelman. We stressed the importance of efficiency in a number of areas. A primary one is the it's essential for an expert to take responsibility for keeping track of cases. The case that it's at the top of your mind may not even be hovering in a lawyer's awareness. Their paralegals are doing their best to keep things organized. It's up to you to save yourself from surprises like, “Remember that case? It's going to court next week.” This kind of efficiency extends to your communications with clients and potential clients. Always reach out to a prospect as quickly as you can and set up systems to assure a smooth flow of discussion and understanding of your policies. Also, be very clear on what kind of work you do. Staying in your lane is essential for an expert. If you take on something out of your area of expertise, it will reflect negatively on your record. Be meticulous about billing. Don't allow a client to accrue a big bill and be as honest as you can in terms of estimating expenses. Overall, Pat and Amy clearly expressed their shared principles of integrity in the performance of their work. When integrity guides you, your chances of success are much higher than those of less dedicated practitioners. Top Mistakes Expert Witnesses Make and How to Avoid Them Why should you never count on an attorney to remember case scheduling?                                                                                                                   What is the importance of knowing the chain of command in a legal officer? Why do you need an efficient system in place to assure your ability to get back to potential clients as soon as soon as possible? Why is it important not to stray out of your area of expertise? What are some big mistakes you can make in the bill collections department? Listen to our podcasts or watch them using our app, Expert.edu, available at legalnursebusiness.com/expertedu. Get the free transcripts and also learn about other ways to subscribe. Go to Legal Nurse Podcasts subscribe options by using this short link: http://LNC.tips/subscribepodcast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-QN3gCWDdQ Strategies to Attract Attorney Clients & Grow Your LNC Business Are you finding it tough to attract more attorney clients? You are not alone! Join us for the 11th LNC SUCCESS® 3-DAY ONLINE CONFERENCE on February 27-28 and March 1, 2025! It's a chance to learn how to overcome common challenges and gain the skills you need to succeed in legal nurse consulting. Connect with industry experts who will share practical strategies for standing out, building strong relationships with attorneys, and effectively presenting your value. No matter your experience level, this conference will empower you to discover fresh opportunities and advance your business. What to Expect Expert-Led Sessions: Engage with sessions led by top industry professionals. Interactive Workshops: Participate in hands-on workshops designed to enhance your consulting skills. Networking Opportunities: Build lasting connections with peers and potential clients. Resource Materials: Receive exclusive materials that will support your ongoing professional development. Don't miss this chance to make a real impact on your business. Register Today Secure your spot at the 11th LNC SUCCESS® 3-Day Online Conference on February 27-28 and March 1, 2025, and take your first step toward becoming a leading legal nurse consultant! We look forward to welcoming you to this pivotal event in February 2025! Your Presenter for Top Mistakes Expert Witnesses Make and How to Avoid Them - Amy Fogelman Amy G. Fogelman, MD, is a Board-Certified Internist with 20 years of clinical experien...

(This is a Replay)This week we will be discussing a race and gender discrimination/retaliation case with $2.46 million jury verdict.Contact: Matthew J. Fogelmanmjf@fogelmanlawfirm.comwww.fogelmanlawfirm.comTel: (617) 559-0201Fax: (617) 505-1540

W najnowszym odcinku podcastu „W pogoni za Wall Street", rozmawiam z Lejbem Fogelmanem – polsko-amerykańskim prawnikiem pochodzenia żydowskiego, senior partnerem w kancelarii Greenberg Traurig, który był świadkiem wszystkich najważniejszych fuzji i przejęć na polskim rynku. Fogelman, od lat związany z branżą prawniczą, specjalizuje się w prywatyzacjach oraz transakcjach M&A, reprezentując czołowe banki i korporacje.Podczas rozmowy, Fogelman opowiada o swoim doświadczeniu, wyzwaniach, jakie napotykał w trakcie najważniejszych transakcji, oraz o tym, jak jego żydowskie korzenie wpływają na sposób postrzegania biznesu i inwestowania. Rozmawiamy także o aktualnej sytuacji gospodarczej Polski, kondycji takich spółek jak Orlen oraz o rosnących wyzwaniach, przed którymi stają Niemcy – których Fogelman określa mianem „chorego człowieka Europy.”Ta rozmowa to unikalny wgląd w kulisy najważniejszych transakcji na polskim rynku oraz przemyślenia na temat wyzwań ekonomicznych, przed jakimi stoi Europa. Dla wszystkich zainteresowanych finansami, fuzjami i przejęciami oraz obecną kondycją gospodarki, to inspirująca i pełna wiedzy lekcja.ŚLEDZ NAS W SOCIAL MEDIACH:https://strefainwestorow.pl/https://strefaglobalmarket.pl/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/strefainwestorowhttps://www.facebook.com/strefaglobalmarketX:https://x.com/strefainwhttps://x.com/StrefaGlobalInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/strefa.inwestorow/

Send us a textWhat if you could use your medical expertise differently?Today I sit down with Dr Amy Fogelman, Board-Certified and Harvard-trained Internist and the CEO and Founder of High Rock Experts. Dr Fogelman shares her journey through burnout and how it led her to recognise how she could use her medical expertise in more sustainable ways as a Medical Expert Witness and a business owner creating a unique practice matching medical experts with attorneys in need. As a bonus, we talk about common misconceptions around malpractice, and what we can do not only to reframe our thoughts about being sued, but also how we can bring our skills to provide unbiased medical expertise that helps patients and physicians both.During our conversation, Amy references “The Expert Witness Newsletter” on substack, find it here: https://expertwitness.substack.comMore about Amy:Amy G. Fogelman, MD is Board Certified in Internal Medicine with 20 years of experience seeing outpatients at Harvard-affiliated practices in the Boston area. She is a leading expert in primary care opioid policies and has been recognized for her clinical excellence and leadership at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). She founded High Rock Experts, formerly MED LAW Consulting in 2018. High Rock's core mission is to provide ethical and credible expert reviews and they have matched over 500 and counting medical experts to attorneys across the United States. She took this one step further to also founded High Rock Academy for newer experts or those who want to hone their skills. She offers one-on-one coaching and convenient courses using her CBA framework where she shows you how to unlock the secrets to securing high-paying expert cases. Amy is also incredibly proud to be a dance mom!To connect with Dr Amy Fogelman, find her here:Website: https://highrockexperts.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/amyfogelmanmdFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/amyfogelmanmdLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyfogelmanmd Support the showTo learn more about my coaching practice and group offerings, head over to www.healthierforgood.com. I help Physicians and Allied Health Professional women to let go of toxic perfectionist and people-pleasing habits that leave them frustrated and exhausted. If you are ready to learn skills that help you set boundaries and prioritize yourself, without becoming a cynical a-hole, come work with me.

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of Give an Ovation, Zack Oates sits down with Marlo Fogelman, the Founder and CEO of Marlo Marketing. With a unique background that combines marketing expertise and a law degree, Marlo shares her insights on the intricacies of hospitality marketing, the importance of making guests feel welcome, and the small but impactful gestures that elevate the guest experience. From leveraging technology to personalized communication, Marlo discusses strategies that can help restaurants create a memorable and engaging environment for their guests. Tune in to learn from Marlo's extensive experience and discover actionable tactics to improve your restaurant's marketing efforts.Thanks, Marlo!

The world is mourning the passing of Willie Mays, one of the greatest (some would say THE greatest) baseball players of all-time. It turns out that FAU has a connection to the icon via a 70-year old scouting report housed just feet from FAU Stadium at the Avron B. Fogelman Museum. Mr. Fogelman answered questions about the scouting report, how it got to FAU and gave his memories of the baseball legend. Also, with sniping taking place between the FAU and USF football programs this week, we went back to discover why there's so much buzz surrounding USF and looked back at their 2023 season...which needs some serious context to tell the FULL, maybe not so spectacular, story of their 7-6 finish. SUBSCRIBE to "The Florida Atlantic Voice" podcast: Spotify Apple Podcasts Follow Ken LaVicka on social media: X - @KLVsays For sponsorship/business opportunities, e-mail klavicka84@gmail.com

Stop letting your business and career "suck the life out of you."The DisruptorsFrom the CPA Trendlines networkWith Liz Farr Loren Fogelman is on a mission to help accountants and bookkeepers build businesses that “don't suck the life out of you.” As Fogelman says, “How much can you actually give up your personal life before it's not sustainable any longer?” Program Notes: Dive deeper into this episode and browse the complete network of CPA Trendlines podcasts, webinars and programs here.

What does it take for an agency to not only survive but thrive over decades? What mindset and approach enabled this agency owner to pivot and leverage new opportunities? In the challenging world of business, most companies struggle to reach the one-year mark, with even fewer making it to the five-year milestone. Hence, for an agency to make it beyond that it means the owner has weathered more than a few storms and learned to navigate and adapt to a constantly changing industry. Today's guest has steered her business through over two decades of growth, demonstrating the ability to pivot, take calculated risks, and understand her agency's value to ensure its sustainability. From learning the importance of self-renewal to using the pandemic as a time to pivot and grow, tune in to learn about her journey and the changes in the marketing landscape over the past couple of years. Marlo Fogelman is the founder & CEO of Marlo Marketing, an integrated marketing agency specializing in all things hospitality, lifestyle, and CPG. Marlo has owned an agency for over 20 years and today she shares insights on the evolution of her agency from a PR firm to an integrated marketing model. She discusses the variety of services her agency offers, from creative services to full-scale marketing support for clients in the hospitality, lifestyle, and consumer-packaged-goods (CPG) industries. In this episode, we'll discuss: Making time for self-renewal while owning an agency. The foundations of agency rebuilding. Pivoting to retain talent amid the turmoil. Subscribe Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio Sponsors and Resources Clutch: This episode is sponsored by Clutch, the #1 marketplace for agencies just like yours. With their innovative process, your agency will be matched with highly motivated buyers looking for the exact services you offer. Leave the lead generation to Clutch and let your team focus on delivery. Get started for FREE at clutch.co/smartagency by creating your agency profile. How a Career Pivot Led to Accidental Agency Life Despite her initial intentions of practicing law, Marlo felt unfulfilled and unsure of her career path. It was during this time of uncertainty that she stumbled upon a job opportunity in PR, which ultimately changed the course of her career. Working in PR, Marlo discovered her passion for marketing and communication. She excelled in her role, turning around a national brand that had previously struggled in the market. Her success in PR and her passion for quality work and ethical practices guided her decision to start her own agency, specializing in hospitality, lifestyle, and CPG clients. One of the pivotal moments in her career was receiving a call from the CEO of a 27-unit restaurant group, offering the opportunity to take over their marketing efforts. Despite initially hesitating, Marlo accepted the challenge and exceeded all expectations, setting new sales records and achieving unprecedented success for the restaurant group. It was an interesting opportunity to be on the other side and see the results her team could bring controlling both the execution and the strategy instead of just implementing the client's vision. The Entrepreneurial Balancing Act: Finding Time for Self-Renewal Becoming an agency owner meant a shift in how she worked and how the work she did integrated into her life. Instead of spending late nights highlighting legal documents, Marlo now spent time in Nantucket with clients, enjoying wine and meeting interesting people. However, since it didn't feel like work, she didn't take enough time to recharge. This realization came later in her career when she led a team of 45 people and was putting all of herself into building and growing her business. While she would do it all over again, Marlo acknowledges she would also take more time for herself. Taking time for yourself is not just about relaxation and self-care it is also about gaining perspective and clarity. Her advice to agency owners is to take a complete month off from their business to see what breaks and to recharge their energy. This allows individuals to step back, evaluate their priorities, and delegate tasks effectively. Crisis as Catalyst: The Unshakable Foundations of Agency Rebuilding The pandemic dealt a significant blow to Marlo's agency, causing her to lose two-thirds of her clients overnight. Despite the uncertainty and fear surrounding the pandemic, she decided to seize a new opportunity, ultimately rescuing her hospitality based business from complete collapse. Marlo's adaptability and willingness to take calculated risks were crucial for her agency's survival. She recognized the need to pivot her business strategy and embrace new challenges to ensure the agency's continuation. Even in the face of adversity, this readiness to reset and rebuild ultimately preserved her team and kept the business afloat. In hindsight, her decision prevented the need to lay off most of her hospitality practice team, which would have meant starting from scratch. Nonetheless, she encourages agency owners to remember they can always start again and rebuild. Creativity and experience are invaluable tools at their disposal; underestimating them would be a mistake. Staying Curious as a Competitive Advantage: the Perils of Outdated Marketing With 20 years in the industry, Marlo has witnessed many changes and knows how important it is for owners to keep up with them to stay relevant and successful. Continuous learning and curiosity are essential in marketing, so she advises always expanding your skill set and staying up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies. This is how she first fell into her niche, as she noticed that marketers for resorts and senior living communities getting paid a lot of money and weren't doing a good job. Most of all, these marketing fails came from people who had failed to adapt to the changing landscape. They expected to do the same things they did 10-15 years prior and still get great results. Simply relying on outdated strategies and techniques from the past is not enough to succeed in today's fast-paced marketing environment. Furthermore, Marlo touches on the pitfalls of agencies that lack expertise in certain areas but still offer those services to clients and emphasizes the importance of being honest about one's capabilities. This ensures clients receive high-quality services and results that meet their expectations. How Proper Pricing Can Be the Key to Work-Life Balance One common misconception peddled online is that running an agency allows for a life filled with endless vacations and leisurely days at the beach. While achieving success certainly requires hard work, Marlo rejects the notion that agency owners should be constantly overwhelmed and working non-stop. If you find yourself facing a perpetual state of busyness and overwhelm, you may be undervaluing your services. By prioritizing the value of your expertise over your time, you can justify increasing your prices to better reflect the value you offer to clients. Start by raising prices for new prospects, and seeing the results, you'll work up the courage to raise prices for legacy clients as well. While some existing clients may leave after a price increase, this will create space for new clients who appreciate the value you bring. In reality, many agency owners report minimal client turnover following a price increase, as clients recognize and appreciate the expertise their agency provides. This shift not only results in a significant revenue boost but also reduces the workload. Regularly assessing and adjusting pricing to align with the value you deliver is crucial. This proactive approach to pricing can lead to enhanced revenue and a more sustainable business model in the long term. Do You Want to Transform Your Agency from a Liability to an Asset? Looking to dig deeper into your agency's potential? Check out our Agency Blueprint. Designed for agency owners like you, our Agency Blueprint helps you uncover growth opportunities, tackle obstacles, and craft a customized blueprint for your agency's success.

Follow Ryan Fogelman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanjayfogelman/Learn more about Fire Rover: https://firerover.com/Connect with Drew on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drew-slocum-65aa4233/Inspect Point is a cloud-based solution that supports fire and life safety professionals in their mission to make the world more secure. The web-based backend and a powerful mobile application enable companies to run their entire business from inspection to collection with one platform. Featuring a library of built-in NFPA & UL-C templates, Inspect Point is the most comprehensive fire protection platform on the market today. As technology advances, Inspect Point will support the fire protection industry each step of the way. Learn more about Inspect Point: https://www.inspectpoint.com/

Jon Caldara is once again in for Dan and welcomes in his colleague from the Independence Institute, Director of Policy Jake Fogelman, on why Governor Jared Polis is squarely responsible for scheduled gasoline price hikes at the pump due to prohibitive fees and taxes on the production and sale of fossil fuels.

Classical composer and UCLA student Yoni Fogelman sits down with Podcasts contributor Olivia Miller to discuss his work and advice for UCLA students. A transcript of this episode will be available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts by the end of the day.

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(Replay)This week we will be discussing a race and gender discrimination/retaliation case with $2.46 million jury verdict.Contact: Matthew J. Fogelmanmjf@fogelmanlawfirm.comwww.fogelmanlawfirm.comTel: (617) 559-0201Fax: (617) 505-1540

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S03.E04 - L'invitée de Trench Tech : Françoise Soulié-Fogelman, ex-membre du Ai High Level Experts Group de la Commission Européenne (aux prémisses de l'Ai Act), et conseillère scientifique du Hub France iA.Ce nouvel épisode nous fait voyager dans le passé ET dans le futur de l'Intelligence Artificielle.Françoise a été l'une des toutes premières chercheuses françaises en iA et a même encadré la thèse du jeune Yann le Cun... au milieu des années 80 ! Mais elle a aussi contribué à poser les fondations de l'Ai Act, s'est confrontée aux lobbys des Big Tech à Bruxelles et se trouve aux avants-postes des évolutions à attendre des technologies actuelles en iA... Bref, il y a du matos au menu aujourd'hui !

Ryan Fogelman from Fire Rover returns to the podcast to discuss an update on waste and recycling fires and fire protection systems.

"Putin twierdzi, a trzy czwarte świata albo i więcej popiera go albo nie protestuje, że wojna na Ukrainie to jest wojna wyzwoleńcza. Ten fałsz jest zaakceptowany przez przytłaczającą większość ludzkości, tak jak ten drugi fałsz, który mówi, że Izrael jest przestępczym reżimem" - mówił w Porannej rozmowie w RMF FM prawnik Lejb Fogelman.

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This week we will be discussing a race and gender discrimination/retaliation case with $2.46 million jury verdict.Contact: Matthew J. Fogelmanmjf@fogelmanlawfirm.comwww.fogelmanlawfirm.comTel: (617) 559-0201Fax: (617) 505-1540To learn more about the Keenan Case Presentation System, click on this link:https://www.keenancps.com/And on your Apple device you can download the KCPS App for FREE:https://apps.apple.com/us/app/case-presentation-system/id1541913706Want to listen to more episodes? Or did you miss out on last week's episode? We're now live on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. You can also find us on the Keenan Trial Institute website at https://keenantrialinstitute.com/podcast/

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Marlo Fogleman, Founder & CEO of Marlo Marketing, and Jenna Anderson, VP at Marlo Marketing may not have necessarily come to senior living or marketing in a familiar way, but they've brought plenty of impact among their customers who've seen great swings of success. With notable backgrounds and long-time experience in and out of the senior living industry, they give us an idea of what gaps they see in most marketing strategies that they've revamped. They also have a unique perspective on what it takes to succeed in the marketing side of the business, now and in the future.

"I have loved her even when I hated her." For Episode 251, Thomas and Brandon talk about the 2011 film CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE. Listen as they discuss this rom-com that many say is underrated and one of the best of the 2010s. They also talk about the instant chemistry between Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling. Check out our new Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/cinenation Contact Us: Facebook: @cinenation Instagram: @cinenationpodcast Twitter: @CineNationPod TikTok: @cinenation Letterboxd: CineNation Podcast E-mail: cinenationpodcast@gmail.com

Joined by returning guest Noel Fogelman, Mike and Dan remember Justin Mapletoft, a highly-touted Islanders prospect from before the social media era. A decorated junior player and very strong two-way center in the AHL, Mapletoft's game never quite translated to the NHL. And on an Islanders team that was suddenly strong down the middle - thanks to the acquisitions of Alexei Yashin and Michael Peca - he didn't get much of a chance to show what he could do. Mapletoft was around the organization for a long time, but missed the time of podcasts, blogs, YouTube and the like, which is both good and bad for a prospect that fans had high hopes for. Noel has spoken to Justin and tells us his thoughts on his days with the Islanders, the time he considered asking for a trade and a very surprising regret he's been carrying around for years. Preorder your Anders Lee Reverse Retro Bobblehead today from the fine folks at FOCO. This is a fantastic limited edition collectable that you won't want to miss out on. Preorders are only open for a few weeks, so get yours in today at this link: https://www.foco.com/products/anders-lee-new-york-islanders-reverse-retro-jersey-bobblehead Visit our friends: Vintage Ice Hockey for t-shirts, hoodies and jerseys with hundreds of classic hockey logos, and our Al Arbour and The Island merch which benefit dementia research. Use the code ANXIETY to save 15%. The Pinot Project has Rosé, Pinot Grigio and a Wine Enthusiast Best Buy Pinot Noir, all under $15 a bottle. Available at local wine stores and UBS Arena. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Amy G. Fogelman, MD, is back for a follow-up interview. We talk about her first case, which she couldn't talk much about because of privacy rules, so we also talk about her first case that went to trial, which means it is public information. We talk about what she would have done differently early on in her medical career and what I should do once I get my first case (in case anyone needs an otolaryngologist – I'm here for you). We also talk about CVs and what we should do to make our CVs more appropriate for medical-legal consulting.   Dr. Fogelman is Board Certified in Internal Medicine with 18 years of experience seeing patients at ambulatory practices in the Boston area. She went to med school at Boston University, did residency at Beth Israel in Boston, and Chief Residency in Primary Care at the VA in West Roxbury.   She founded her medical-legal consulting firm in 2018 – MedLaw Consulting. She has matched almost 400 expert witnesses with attorneys and has helped medical professionals land expert witness work and master the business skills we need to get hired repeatedly.  Dr Fogelman's Instagram: @amyfogelmanmd Dr Fogelman's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyfogelmanmd Dr Fogelman's website: https://amyfogelmanmd.com/  

Tune in as Mark hosts guest Marlo Fogelman who shares her career story of moving to Boston for law school, ultimately deciding to take a job in PR.  Her breakthrough moment was helping a national brand that had struggled to gain acceptance in the New England market finally succeed after five plus years.  She eventually parlayed this experience into opening her own integrated marketing agency that offers full-service marketing solutions for clients in the areas of hospitality, lifestyle and CPG.  If you love hearing about non linear careers paths or are a marketing lover this one is for you!   Click here to connect with Marlo on LinkedIn  Click here to learn more about Marlo Marketing 

Visit our Patreon page to see the various tiers you can sign up for today to get in on the ground floor of AIPT Patreon. We hope to see you chatting with us on our Discord soon!NEWSNew ongoing ‘Conan the Barbarian' series creative team announced‘Bloodline: Daughter of Blade' miniseries launching February 2nd​​Marvel sheds light on ‘Spider-Man' #18-20 and ‘Dark Web' finaleMarvel unveils Free Comic Book Day 2023 comic details and cover artMarvel outlines entire 'Murderworld' saga launching November 16thDC Comics reveal DC team ups via Spawn-themed variant coversLibraryPass and Image Comics team up to add digital comics to libraries and schoolsOur Top Books of the WeekDave:Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughing #2 (Matthew Rosenberg, Carmine Di Giandomenico, Francesco Francavilla)Quick Stops #1 (Kevin Smith, Jeremy Simser)Nathan:Hell to Pay #1 (Charles Soule, Will Sliney)Hulk #10 (Donnie Cates, Ryan Ottley)Standout KAPOW moment of the week:Nathan - Deadpool #1 (Alyssa Wong, Martin Coccolo)Dave - Hell to Pay #1 (Charles Soule, Will Sliney)TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEKDave: Fantastic Four #1 (Ryan North, Iban Coello)Nathan: WildC.A.T.S. #1 (Matthew Rosenberg, Stephen Segovia)JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.Dave: The Amazing Spider-Man #13 (Stegman)Nathan: Batman: Urban Legends #21 (Jorge Fornes)Interview: Curt Pires - It's Only Teenage Wasteland - December 07, 2022  - FOC November 14This is an unconventional dystopian story, I'd hate to ask you for the pitch so I'll take a stab at it, Ferris Bueller meets Warriors meets Max Max, accurate?Was breaking the fourth wall always in the cards or did it come organically while you broke story?You're using an unconventional scene direction/detail format with big black boxes with white text, why did this work for the book?What made now the right time for this series!There's a character named Fogelman, a person who became a friend due to those being cruel to him, did you have a Fogelman in your life in high school?lorn Michael's said in a recent interview, saying the 4 years you're in high school are the longest years of your life. You have no money, no car, and just staying up late with friends was a really exciting thing. And thus, folks say the best cast is the years they were in high school…skipping the last bit, is there truth to that?Part of the magic of teenage wasteland is the group dynamic, how did you come to this specific group?The art by Jacoby Salcedo is impressive with a detail with character acting that's tops, what has it been like working with him?Something I really like with this series is the pace, and it's never holding back details but goes for it, are you ever pondering “this could work even better as a slow burn?”The title reminds me of The Who, was that track on repeat while writing this?The sister is specifically not yet 18, given the title is that important?

Authors: J.P. Borgstein, D.J. Fogelman, K.E. Ackerman

Time to get you ready for the 2022-23 men's and women's basketball seasons in Uptown! Corey sits down with Tulane's women's basketball coach Lisa Stockton and guard Dynah Jones as the Wave get ready for a new-look roster this winter. Tulane men's basketball coach Ron Hunter and guard Jalen Cook come in with lofty expectations as they look to take a step in to the postseason. And Director of Ticket Operations, George Marx, tells you how to be part of the action inside Fogelman in Devlin year.Every game of the Tulane men's and women's basketball seasons can be heard around the Tulane Sports Network from LEARFIELD! The seasons being on Monday, November 7th with a home doubleheader. The women host Grambling State at 4p, followed by the men taking on UMBC at 7:30p. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

 Are you looking for a fantastic side gig while doing medical practice? Join Andrew Tisser and Dr. Amy Fogelman as they discuss how to get started in medical expert consulting. Dr. Amy Fogelman owns a company that matches lawyers with the right medical experts for their cases. She shares that a medical expert acts as an educator and should remain unbiased no matter which side hired them. She believes that the keys to getting cases are confidence and doing an excellent job. Tune in to learn more!In this episode, you will learn:·        How did she get started in the expert witness world?·        Can any specialty do expert witness work?·        The goal of being an expert witness·        Her course on performing medical expert work·        The type of physician that should not get involved in this kind of work·        Tips for early career physiciansAbout Dr. Amy Fogelman:Amy G. Fogelman, MD is Board Certified in Internal Medicine with 17 years of experience seeing patients at ambulatory practices in the Boston area. She graduated with a BA in Biology from Wesleyan University in Connecticut and MD from Boston University School of Medicine. She completed her Internship and Residency at Harvard Medical School's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston and a Chief Residency in Primary Care at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in West Roxbury. She has been awarded prizes in clinical excellence and leadership at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH).Amy's career has been notable for her advocacy efforts. She was the Executive Director of Communications for the COVID-19 Action Coalition of Massachusetts. She now serves on the Board of the Huntington's Disease Society of America's Massachusetts/Rhode Island Chapter. Amy also volunteers as a Member for the Juvenile Substance Abuse and Mental Health Task Force at the Norfolk County Sheriff's Office. Amy also serves in several leadership positions at the Massachusetts Medical Society.Amy is an educator who can communicate about complex medical-legal issues in easy to understand terms. She loves teaching patients, trainees, attorneys, juries and other Medical Experts. She sees patients at Fenway Health in Boston.Connect with Dr. Amy Fogelman:Website : https://amyfogelmanmd.com/                https://medlawconsulting.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyfogelmanmd/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amyfogelmanmd/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amyfogelmanmd/?hl=en Connect with Talk2Medoc on:Website:          https://www.andrewtisserdo.com/LinkedIn:         https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewtisserdo/Facebook:       https://www.facebook.com/andrew.tisserInstagram:       https://www.instagram.com/talk2medoc_llc/Twitter:                        https://twitter.com/Talk2MeDocYouTube:        https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0O_Sf3aYLavYaJ_hg7bM8g

Rebbetzin Chanie Fogelman, the co-director of Central Mass Chabad, in Worcester, Massachusetts, gives an in-depth explanation of Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah. She also explains the connection between all the fall Jewish holidays, from Rosh Hashahna to Yom Kippur, all the way through to Simchat Torah. We begin the fall holidays with Rosh Hashana, the Jewish new year, which is the day where we crown G-d as King of the world, and receive a judgement for what our life will hold for us during the upcoming year. Rebbetzin Chanie then explains that between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are the Days of Awe where we have an opportunity to repent for our sins and apologize to those whom we have hurt. On Yom Kippur, our judgements from Rosh Hashana are sealed. Rebbetzin Chanie explains that on Yom Kippur, Moshe received the second set of tablet on which the 10 commandments were written. This second giving of the 10 commandments is a symbol that the connection between a Jew and G-d is unbreakable, no matter what a person has done. (The first set of 10 commandments were brought down by Moshe on the holiday of Shavuot. However, when Moshe saw Jewish worshiping the Golden Calf, he smashed the stone tablets on which the 10 commandments were written, and broke them. Therefore, he needed to get a second set from G-d. It's this second set of 10 commandments, which were not broken, that Moshe gave to the Jewish people on Yom Kippur.) Right after Yom Kippur, we celebrate a holiday called Sukkot. We go out of our secure homes and eat (and sometimes sleep) in a flimsy hut called a Sukkah, which is built outside. The walls of the Sukkah are like the arms of a person, enveloping you in a hug and holding you close. This symbolizes G-d's closeness and love for each and every Jew, no matter where they are in their level of observance. On Sukkot, we shake 4 species. Each specie represents a different type of Jew--all of whom are beloved by G-d. The etrog symbolizes the person who learns Torah and keep the mitzvot (commandments.) The lulav symbolizes the person who learns Torah, but doesn't keep most of the mitzvot. The hadassim symbolize the person who keeps the mitzvot, but who doesn't learn Torah. The aravot symbolize the person who doesn't learn Torah and doesn't keep the mitzvot. All the species are shaken together and represent the fact that all Jews are needed, and we all complete each other. The eighth day of Sukkot is a holiday called Shemini Atzeret. The number 8 is above nature, and symbolizes that G-d's love for us is above anything that any of us do; no matter what, G-d loves us unconditionally. The bond between a Jew and G-d is unbreakable. On Shemini Atzeret, G-d stays close to us for one more day, giving us strength for the entire year! The day after Shemini Atzeret is Simchat Torah. On this day, we finish reading the entire Torah, and we dance around happily with the Torah. The Torah scroll is closed when we are dancing to symbolize that any Jew, whether they are well-versed in Torah or not, is invited to partake in the holiday because they are beloved by G-d. For those of you who speak Hebrew, the following website features the Rebbetzin's dear brother who passed away, sharing the Lubavitcher Rebbe's teachings on Sukkot: https://www.youtube.com/user/ponipoy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vera-kessler/message

Minnesota House District 21B candidates Marj Fogelman and Michael Heidelberger took part in a forum held at the Worthington Event Center on Sept. 26, 2022.    The Globe Minute is a product of Forum Communications, brought to you by reporters at The Globe. For more news from throughout the day, check out dglobe.com.

Ryan Fogelman wanted to be an inventor. But he found out that he was better at bringing inventions to market than coming up with them. So, he became an entrepreneur. Ryan is the co-founder, CSO, and entrepreneur in residence at Cohatch Co-working, a cluster of coworking spaces spreading across the United States. He is also a partner in Fire Rover, which is the first of its kind to remotely detect and eliminate fires at facilities of all kinds. Ryan loves all things marketing, and you can often find him working on his next idea in his office at a Cohatch. Find Ryan Online https://www.cohatch.com/ https://firerover.com/ https://stickgrip.com/ If you're enjoying Entrepreneur's Enigma, please give us a review on the podcast directory of your choice. We're on all of them and these reviews really help others find the show. Also, if you're getting value from the show and want to buy me a coffee, go to the show notes to get the link to get me a coffee to keep me awake, while I work on bringing you more great episodes to your ears. →  https://gmwd.us/buy-me-a-coffee Follow Seth Online: Seth Goldstein (@sethgoldstein): Twitter.com/sethgoldstein Seth | Digital Marketer (@s3th.me) • Instagram: Instagram,com/s3th.me Seth Goldstein | LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/goldsteinmedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 70 of Branch Out features Dr. Amy Fogelman, a board-certified Internal Medicine doctor and founder of MED LAW Consulting, a company that matches qualified medical experts to attorneys' litigation needs. Dr. Fogelman started MED LAW Consulting as a venture to battle burnout and put her skills to use in the non-clinical setting. Realizing that people may not feel equipped to make this move professionally,  MED LAW Consulting began offering courses to train physicians who are interested in making additional income “using what they already know.” Tune in to hear her journey towards independence and the lessons she learned along the way. Guest Bio:Dr. Amy Fogelman is a board-certified Internal Medicine doctor with over 15 years of experience. She currently works at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, MA and is the founder of MED LAW Consulting. Daughter of a physician, Dr. Fogelman grew up watching her father “fix people” and knew that medicine was her future. Eventually the current system took its toll, leading to her burnout and Dr. Fogelman knew she needed to diversify. With a lawyer husband and a network of non-clinical physicians supporting her, she launched her own business and hopes to pass along her knowledge to others. 

Rabbi Mendel & Chanie Fogelman: "Pastrami Shlichus" In Central Massachusetts How A Kosher Take Out Is Transforming A Massachusetts community ‘It's just top-tier food. Kosher or not, it's just top-tier' - Anthony DeSimoneNarrated by: Gary WaleikProduced by: Gary Waleik & Shneur Brook for Lubavitch International/Lubavitch.comAvailable on all major podcast platforms - and online at Lubavitch.com/podcastDid you enjoy listening to this episode? Leave us a review and/or email us at Podcast@Lubavitch.com - we truly value your feedback!

Ahuva Fogelman, event ccordinator explains what sets her apart from a party planner, and what the components of  a successful Simcha are (hint: it isn't only the logistics!) If you are making a Simcha or will be hosting an event, this is a must listen, as you will gain tremendous knowledge from an expert in the field!Support the show (https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=6165cd89dbf88e0dd893c135&ss_cvr=7a04d94a-d417-401a-a34e-b252db4f7123%7C1634135918494%7C1644973375778%7C1645197342891%7C52&ss_cvt=1645197342891&websiteId=6126cd8e03c5a1399d95634e)

I had a great conversation with Lindsay Koch from Fogelman. She is the Senior Business Manager who is completely focused on their Lease-Up Communities.This was a fun conversation and we got super tactical.We covered tech, leasing tactics, and some tips/tricks that anyone in leasing or marketing can benefit from incorporating.To get in touch with Lindsay, you can find her on LinkedIn or e-mail:LKoch@Fogelman.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsaybutler15/

Dan and special guest Noel Fogelman revisit one of the most bizarre episodes in recent Islanders history, the many-layered acquisition of "Captain Canada" Ryan Smyth. They look at all of the crazy factors leading up to the 2007 trade deadline and how the Islanders came out of nowhere to grab the power forward after a stalled contract negotiation with Edmonton. They talk about his productive - if unmemorable - time on the ice, his unceremonious exit in free agency and the Islanders "legacy" Smyth left behind and probably doesn't even know he has. Along the way they laugh about emotional goodbyes, dramatic news reports and players who should never have left their original teams (and who all somehow ended up playing for the Islanders). Visit our friends: Vintage Ice Hockey for t-shirts, hoodies and mugs with hundreds of classic hockey logos, and our Al Arbour shirts which benefit dementia research. Use the code LIGHTHOUSE15 to save 15%. Betway, the official betting partner of the NHL. The Pinot Project has Pinot Noir, Pinot Grigio and Rose all under $15. Available at local wine stores and UBS Arena. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A great environment inside Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse on Saturday propelled both men's and women's basketball to big wins. Corey Gloor sits down with Ron Hunter, while Gus Kattengell catches up with Lisa Stockton. Then, Tim Brando of Fox Sports reminisces on being on the call for ESPN's first ever broadcast at Fogelman in Devlin in 1992, the year Tulane men's basketball made their first ever NCAA Tournament.Catch every minutes of Tulane basketball on the Tulane Sports Network from Learfield!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Marcy Wurzburg Stagner, Program Director of Cultural Arts, Adult Services, and Special Events at the Memphis Jewish Community Center, who highlights the 2022 Morris and Mollye Fogelman International Jewish Film Festival taking place January 27 through February 24. During the interview, Marcy provides an overview of some of the films and talks about how the films and documentaries were selected, how festival goers can enjoy them in-person or from the comfort of their homes this year, and how the films will help to spark important conversations about empathy, belonging, history, understanding and love.Visit www.jccmemphis.org to learn more.Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/MemphisJCCTwitter:  https://twitter.com/memphisjcc

Amy G. Fogelman, MD is Board Certified in Internal Medicine with 17 years of experience seeing patients at ambulatory practices in the Boston area. She went to med school at BU and stayed in Boston for her internal medicine residency at Beth Israel. She did a chief year in Primary Care at the VA Hospital in West Roxbury. She has been awarded prizes in clinical excellence and leadership at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH).    While consulting for personal injury and medical malpractice firms in the Boston area, Dr. Fogelman noticed a void in the consulting field, which her consulting firm, MED LAW, seeks to fill. MED LAW Consulting, LLC uses this Primary Care model, where Dr. Fogelman serves as the litigator's own personal medical expert for the entire case as if the lawyer had an in-house physician on staff and now she teaches. In 2020, she began formally advising medical professionals on the ins-and-outs of medical expert witness work and even has a course.  We discuss common misconceptions among physicians about this type of work, how to get started, how to avoid screwing up your first few cases, the compensation and why one should avoid just doing defense work.  Today's Sponsor is Locumstory. You can find out more by visiting: https://www.financialresidency.com/locumstory 

Lawyers often need some additional help from an expert in a specific field. Medical expert witnesses are often used to prove an argument by the prosecution or defense. Common misconceptions among physicians may prevent them from becoming one. While consulting for personal injury and medical malpractice firms in the Boston area, Dr. Amy G. Fogelman noticed a void in the consulting field, which her consulting firm, MED LAW, seeks to fill. Dr. Bradley Block and Dr. Fogelman discuss common misconceptions, how to get started, the best approach to avoid mistakes, the compensation, and why specializing in only doing defense work can be detrimental. Today's Sponsor is Locumstory. Find your next Locums assignment here: www.financialresidency.com/locumstory

Logan Morris interviews recent first time NASCAR truck series winner Tate Fogelman. They chat about the winning moves that were needed for him to find the victory at the high banked Alabama raceway as well as a background on Fogelman's career.

When it comes to facing a diagnosis of Pulmonary Fibrosis, it takes a TEAM to communicate and work together to make this life transition as smooth as possible. What are the Palliative Care benefits for Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis? We take a deep dive in the ‘PULMONARY FIBROSIS’ podcast!! Crockett is joined by the PA Pulmonary Fibrosis Support Network and Dr. Patricia Fogelman, the System Director of Palliative Medicine with the Guthrie Clinic, to discuss the benefits of palliative care. Find the ‘PULMONARY FIBROSIS’ podcast wherever you get your podcasts – and learn more at paipfsupportnetwork.org!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chase DiMarco talks to Dr. Amy Fogelman, MD. Dr. Amy is a board-certified Internal Medicine Specialist based in Massachusetts. She was a primary care doctor for 18 years before she expanded her career in the medical-legal field given her experience as an internist after seeking a career coach and realizing that she was giving her husband free medical-legal advice. She is passionate about internal medicine and medical education. After close to two decades as a primary care physician in the Boston area, Amy founded MED LAW Consulting in 2018. She pairs expert witnesses to attorneys in legal matters. She also provides training for newbie medical experts who are interested in starting this side gig.   [01:06] Burnout in Internal Medicine [03:17] Dr. Fogelman's Background and How She Expanded Her Medical Career [06:00] Expanding your Career Beyond Clinical Practice [10:29] Dr. Fogelman and Her Experience with Harvard Medical Students [14:37] How Medical Students Can Impress Their Preceptor [18:18] Dr. Fogelman on UpToDate as a Secondary Source in Internal Medicine [20:39] Learning to Love Internal Medicine [22:38] Delay or Failure to Diagnose as a Medical Expert [25:37] The Responsibility in Working as a Team [29:34] Which Fields are More Likely to be Sued? [30:40] Differences of Being an MD and a Mid-Level Practitioner [33:45] Dr. Fogelman's Words of Wisdom on the Medical-Legal Field [35:30] Where to find Dr. Amy Fogelman MD [35:58] Rewards and Options in Being a Physician Full show notes

About a month ago, we had the opportunity to interview Mr. Alex Fogelman and discuss the highlights of the June InterTerm class he taught for us titled: "Teaching the Rule of Hope: Prayer and Spiritual Practice."  Our Assistant Professor of Historical Theology—the Rev. Dr. Joel Scandrett led our fruitful discussion on Catechesis, Prayer, and Hope.This class is part of the curriculum for both our MAR degree (focus of Catechesis and Christian Formation ) and Certificate of Christian Catechesis. For more information on either of these programs, visit our website at http://www.tsm.edu/degree_and_certificate_programs/.New episode every Monday.

ABOUT ASANTE BLACKK AND HERE COMES THE BREAKLeading music podcast company, Double Elvis Productions; iHeartMedia, the No. 1 podcast publisher globally according to Podtrac; and Def Jam Recordings today announced the premiere of Here Comes the Break, a serialized hip-hop music breaking podcast, launching on May 13. Here Comes the Break fuses a fictional scripted narrative with real artist interviews and exclusive music releases, introducing listeners to some of hip-hop's most talented emerging artists from Def Jam Recordings' stellar roster within the fictional story. Listeners can hear the official audio trailer now on iHeartRadio and everywhere podcasts are heard.Here Comes the Break stars Emmy-nominated actor Asante Blackk, best known for his roles in When They See Us (Netflix), This is Us (NBC), and Social Distance(Netflix), who is also an executive producer on the show, and rising star Daniella Perkins. Perkins is also a producer on the show and Nickelodeon's first multi-racial princess starring as Ciara in Knight Squad with past credits including co-hosting Drop That Seat with Kida The Great from executive producer Nick Cannon and the animated miniseries Middle School Moguls.The podcast series explores life and music through the mind of Ruben (voiced by Blackk), a young creator hustling to find an audience, and to find himself. Ruben is an avid hip-hop fan growing up in the suburbs of NYC, struggling with family pressure and anxiety issues. With the help of his friends, he anonymously launches a podcast that goes viral and quickly finds his voice as an interviewer and host. Ruben's podcast also becomes a must stop for emerging hip hop artists to be interviewed and within the fictional story, will feature and promote Def Jam artists. A groundbreaking podcast about self-identity, creator culture, family, and friendships, the show aims to entertain, while raising awareness about mental health to its listeners."My whole life I've had a passion for acting, music, and helping people be their best selves," said Asante Blackk. "My new podcast, Here Comes The Break, was the perfect opportunity to blend all three, and I can't wait to share it with everybody. The show brings together music and media in a way that's new and exciting, while also sparking positive conversations around mental health and self-expression through art. Here Comes The Breaktackles those crazy, sad, stagnant, and beautiful moments we all have growing up as teens and young adults. I hope you'll tune in and hop on for a wild ride."The series represents a new wave of artist promotion for record labels and a pioneering approach to artist discovery for fans rooted in unique musician interaction. Social media has fostered a closer connection between artist and listener, with fans craving deeper interaction and relation with artists. The convergence between podcasting and artist promotion in Here Comes the Break allows fans to get to know artists on a deeper level, providing a format for the artists to communicate who they are, what they stand for, and to be vulnerable, all within the same vehicle that introduces listeners to their new music. The intimacy of podcasting combined with the power of music and storytelling provides a unique platform for Here Comes the Break to foster the connection fans crave along with new music discovery.With new episodes dropping every Thursday beginning May 13th, each of the ten Here Comes the Breakepisodes will feature an interview with one emerging Def Jam artist and exclusively premiere one of their songs, with a full soundtrack on Def Jam to follow featuring music from all artists in the series. Artists featured in the first season include: Nevaeh Jolie, Masio Gunz, Ohno, Stephen Moses, LA the GOAT, Saint Bodhi, Bino Rideaux, Nasty C, Bobby Sessions, and Oompa."The convergence of podcasting and the music business is opening up new avenues of exposure for artists, and innovations for creators," said Brady Sadler, co-founder of Double Elvis. "Music is at the core of all our content and partnering with iHeartRadio and Def Jam on this series allows us to introduce our audience of music fans to an emerging generation of new talent and explore opportunities for music discovery and promotion, all while chronicling important topics like mental health and self-expression through storytelling.""We are always seeking to find innovative ways to connect our artists with fans. This groundbreaking partnership offers a unique approach to music discovery, through not only scripted narratives but exclusive music premieres and artist interviews in an emerging and exciting new medium," said Rich Isaacson, GM/EVP of Def Jam Recordings."iHeartRadio is built on the foundation of music discovery and connecting fans to new artists they will love. It's energizing to be able to fuse this core into a podcast by teaming up with Def Jam and Double Elvis Productions to launch Here Comes The Break. I've loved watching our teams develop a concept that bridges podcasting and music for a unique storytelling experience," said Will Pearson, Chief Operating Officer for the iHeartPodcast Network. "This podcast is a relatable coming-of-age tale that brilliantly combines real artists, their personal stories, new and emerging music, and a sense of vulnerability in each episode. I think our audiences will embrace it."Here Comes The Break is the latest podcast combining music and storytelling from Double Elvis, the music-focused, audio-first media company led by Brady Sadler and Jake Brennan, creator of Disgraceland, the #1 most downloaded music podcast according to Podtrac, 27 Club, and Blood On The Tracks. Here Comes the Breakwill be distributed through the iHeartPodcast Network, leveraging their industry-leading podcast network, proven podcast-to-broadcast promotional strategy, digital platforms, and radio personalities. The show will be available on iHeartRadio and wherever you listen to podcasts on May 13th.Episodes available here: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-here-comes-the-break-81762038/THIS IS US ENDING AFTER ITS 6TH SEASON IN 2022 (FROM PEOPLEIs Us will be wrapping after season 6.On Friday, days after the initial news of the hit NBC drama concluding with its sixth season, the show's creator Dan Fogelman confirmed the series' ending on Twitter. "Whoever casually first said 'All good things must come to an end' never had to end their favorite thing," Fogelman wrote."While sad to have just 1 season left, also grateful to NBC for letting us end the show how, and when, we always intended. We'll work hard to stick the landing. #ThisIsUs," he concluded.The show's Twitter account also shared Fogelman's tweet along with photos from the five seasons so far.Mandy Moore, who stars as Rebecca Pearson on the show, also addressed the upcoming conclusion on her Instagram Story. "I'm already VERY emotional about my favorite job coming to an end. BUT.... We have a whole season to wrap things up the way it was always intended," she wrote.NBC announced its fall schedule on Friday and the premiere of season 6 of This Is Us, which will be delayed for the midseason lineup in early 2022, with 18 episodes airing uninterrupted.On Wednesday, a source confirmed to PEOPLE that season 6 of This Is Us will be the last for the time-jumping drama, which first premiered on Sept. 20, 2016, and has featured actors Moore, Milo Ventimiglia, Chrissy Metz, Sterling K. Brown, Justin Hartley, Susan Kelechi Watson and Chris Sullivan.In January 2020, Fogelman spoke about the show's eventual ending to the Los Angeles Times, telling the outlet about the progression of storylines ultimately wrapping with an episode that will "have a lot of the information about what's happened to this family, and what will be left is some resolution," adding, "I think when the show eventually comes to an end, I think in the best way, it'll be very quiet and normal. That's always been the plan because, at the end of the day, it's a story about this kind of regular family."NBC previously renewed the show in May 2019 through season 6. However, the current season 5 of This Is Uswas cut short by two episodes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which delayed production multiple times throughout 2020 and caused a late start last fall.The final two episodes of season 5 will air May 18 (9 p.m. ET) and May 25 (10 p.m. ET), both on NBC.

This week the Pauls try having feelings for a change, just so they can enjoy Dan Fogelman's Life Itself and grab that glimmer of hope available to all but the movie critic in this life. Alas, they are everything Fogelman rails against, but even as they slough off their cold lifeless husks and become unfeeling vapours drifting through the ether, they were able to find some good things about this film – such is the format of One Good Thing! Featuring: the three emotions, the joy of numbers, the Lewisham Shark, the amble trilogy, smouldering Jeff, Binterstellar and an unsafe space for friends. Check out Paul Salt's reviews on Screen Mayhem HERE! But mainly, here: https://screenmayhem.com/author/paul-salt/ https://open.spotify.com/show/3rBG7cpLYwIr4ujEZE4R2K https://ogtpod.podbean.com https://facebook.com/ogtpod https://twitter.com/ogtpod We have a Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/ogtpod – sign up for exclusive content for as little as $1 a month. Goodman is in the new season of Role To Cast (the Baby Bearders' frankly awesome TTRPG podcast) in the Pulp Cthulhu world! Tune in on all good podcatchers to Ambrosia Island for an Eldritch adventure of outrageous accents, punching and larger-than-life fun all around! ***** https://soundcloud.com/lovetraitor - podcast soundtrack stuff ***** http://alottagreen.com.au

In one of our most eye-opening episodes ever we dive into how critical and vital it is for our teens to have a holistic education.  Marissa Fogelman doesn't just talk about it, she lives it, and instills it in the teens she works with.  Specifically she encourages parents to help their teens by adopting the mindset of the 5 building blocks which are: 1) Mental Power 2) Emotional Intelligence 3) Social Skills 4) Physical Well-Being 5) Personal Development If you've been disenfranchised with the public school system, or if you just know that for you and your teen there has got to be something more, than I highly encourage you to take detailed notes on this episode! ----more---- Marisa Fogelman - Founder, Integra Development Center Marisa Fogelman has always identified as an educator. By the time she graduated high school, she knew her life's purpose included opening a school and changing our educational paradigm. She followed her dream and went on to receive her bachelor's degree from the University of California, Berkeley and her master's degree in English Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. While living in New York City, Marisa taught high school English and helped to grow and develop a school from its second year of inception. For over a decade, Marisa lived her life's passion as a progressive educator, working with students from diverse backgrounds in various educational settings. When she knew the time had come to transform education, she moved to San Diego. She obtained her California Single Subject Teaching Credential in English and furthered her experience by holding a position as Regional College Readiness Counselor. In this role, she supported high school students at six campuses, helping them design and execute a vision for their future.  In 2017, Marisa and her founding team successfully gained approval and opened SOUL Charter School. As the Executive Director of SOUL, Marisa carried out the mission and vision of the school which was to ensure a safe, positive nurturing environment, provide a holistic approach to education through Integra (the holistic program), and engage students in project based learning. Although SOUL has since closed its doors, its legacy lives on in the families and students we were incredibly grateful to serve.  Given the current conditions of our time, Marisa is excited to offer a one of a kind program to the community. She has always believed that there is nothing of greater importance than to invest in our youth. Through the Integra Development Center, Marisa will continue her life's purpose guiding students towards having a deeper sense of self, helping them to connect to their life's passions and purpose, and ensuring they gain the tools to thrive, mentally, emotionally, socially, physically, and personally. As our most precious resource, our children will masterfully create a better world for us to live in. website: https://www.integraeducation.org/ ----more---- Thank-you for listening to the Parent Teen Mindset Show! Please join our private Facebook group for more support with your teen here: Parents of Awesome Teens with Anxiety, Depression, and Low Self-Esteem If you need help or coaching for your teen, go here: https://www.parentteenmindsetshow.com/p/coaching/ To become a Patron of the show, click here: https://patron.podbean.com/theparentteenmindsetshow Corporate team building or non-profit company?  Go here: https://connectivehuman.com

In this episode of the Dust Safety Science podcast, Ryan Fogelman, VP of Fire Elimination Solutions, at Fire Rover, returns to go over the company’s waste and recycling fire elimination solution.

Learn about what your muscles go through when they get pulled, whether trees have heartbeats, and the real science behind the recovering alcoholics’ mantra “one day at a time.” What Happens When You Pull a Muscle? by Ashley Hamer Pietrangelo, A. (2019). Muscle Strains. Healthline; Healthline Media. https://www.healthline.com/health/strains#treatment4  Lee, S. (2016, February 17). What to Do When You Pull a Muscle From Working Out. Vitals; Vitals. https://vitals.lifehacker.com/what-to-do-when-you-pull-a-muscle-from-working-out-1759172514  Trees May Have a “Heartbeat” by Reuben Westmaas Original episode: https://www.curiositydaily.com/tree-heartbeats-morse-code-silurian-hypothesis-anc/ Neuroscience backs up the recovering alcoholic's mantra "one day at a time" by Steffie Drucker Why “one day at a time” works for recovering alcoholics. (2020). EurekAlert! https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2020-08/yu-wd082720.php Blaine, S. K., Wemm, S., Fogelman, N., Lacadie, C., Seo, D., Scheinost, D., & Sinha, R. (2020). Association of Prefrontal-Striatal Functional Pathology With Alcohol Abstinence Days at Treatment Initiation and Heavy Drinking After Treatment Initiation. American Journal of Psychiatry. https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.ajp.2020.19070703  Alcohol Facts and Statistics. (2019, April 25). National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). https://www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/brochures-and-fact-sheets/alcohol-facts-and-statistics  Alcohol Abuse Differ From Alcoholism. (2019, October 30). Swift River Rehab Center. https://www.swiftriver.com/blog/alcohol-abuse-vs-alcoholism/  One day at a Time in Recovery -. (2019, April 5). Alcoholrehab.Com. https://alcoholrehab.com/addiction-recovery/one-day-at-a-time-in-recovery/  Subscribe to Curiosity Daily to learn something new every day with Ashley Hamer and Natalia Reagan (filling in for Cody Gough). You can also listen to our podcast as part of your Alexa Flash Briefing; Amazon smart speakers users, click/tap “enable” here: https://www.amazon.com/Curiosity-com-Curiosity-Daily-from/dp/B07CP17DJY See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we chat to Marlo Fogelman. Marlo is the founder and CEO of marlo marketing, a full-service integrated agency dedicated to a single purpose: delivering unsurpassed ROI to clients in the worlds of Food, Beverage, and Hospitality. Marlo started out 16 years ago with a modest roster of clients, including Starbucks Coffee, Nantucket Wine Festival, and a handful of small restaurants, and has grown marlo marketing into a national agency recognized for combining style and substance to launch, promote, and build notable brands in the restaurant, hotel, travel, destination, leisure, and consumer products spaces. In today's podcast we talk about: Studying abroad Learning from other peoples mistakes Being driven to succeed Having pride in the work you do Building GREAT teams and being GREAT You can learn more about Marlo here on her Linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marlo-fogelman-483977/ marlo marketing: https://marlomarketing.com/ Sign up for the newsletter here: https://marlomarketing.com/think/marlo-monthly/ You can also email the show at oneononeconversation@gmail.com

Our guests today on Ask the Expert with Steve Sleeper are Josh Fogelman and Aaron von Flatern with FVF Law in Austin TX; a personal injury firm committed to helping people make informed decisions by providing free no pressure consultations. Josh and Aaron’s mission is educating injured Texans so they better understand their options and make informed decisions. They say people first, attorneys second. I started by asking Aaron about their firm. Call for a free consultation at 512-982-9328. Their website is https://www.fvflawfirm.com/ Podcast website is https://soundcloud.com/stevesleeper

0:10: Joe Biden went on Morning Joe and denied the sexual assault allegations by Tara Reade, what are your thoughts? Do you think this changes the outcome of the general election?27:14: The hosts update the COVID-19 pandemic locally and nationally as states begin to open up.35:26: Heath Fogelman joins the pod! Heath tells us his story and explains to us his app Make Bridges, which cultivates conversation between people with differing opinions. Talk about on brand! Head on over to www.Makebridges.com for more info!59:18: Our guest’s #1 song on their 14th birthday, this week’s Floridaman story, and shout-outs!

Justin Hill asked Josh Fogelman to team up and help with the trial of a UM/UIM car crash cases in Williamson County, Texas. Our client was wrongfully denied her policy benefits that she had paid for over many years. The jury in Williamson County sided with our client and made sure she was awarded every single dollar of his UM/UIM benefits under her Allstate policy. This verdict was one of the top 100 verdicts in the State of Texas for 2019. Transcript: Justin: Welcome to Hill Law Firm Cases, a podcast discussing real-world cases handled by Justin Hill and the Hill Law Firm. For confidentiality reasons, names and amounts of any settlements have been removed. However, the facts are real and these are the cases we handle on a day to day basis. [music] Justin: On today's episode of Hill Law Firm Cases, I've got a good friend of mine and previous co-counsel and classmate and friend and all of those wonderful things, Josh Fogelman, who's a really established and accomplished personal injury lawyer in Austin in the firm of Fogelman & Von Flatern, FVF Law, and he's sitting here with a really cute hat with a bird FVF on it. Josh and I had the pleasure and benefit and honor of trying a case, I guess it would be a little past a year ago now. Josh: That's right. Last spring. Justin: In Williamson County, so Georgetown. In our industry, there's always good places to file a lawsuit and try a lawsuit. Then historically, there's bad places to file and try a lawsuit. Georgetown's always been considered maybe one of the worst places in the state of Texas because the understanding is juries don't think cases are worth much money is generally the idea, right? Josh: Yes, it's just Williamson County north of Austin is a really conservative, historically Republican county. You've got at least the reputation of having very conservative jurors there. Personal Injury Law conservative jurors tend to have a little bit of a more conservative viewpoint of valuation on personal injury cases. Justin: While it shouldn't be political, this idea of tort reform and runaway juries has permeated parties. The Republican Party has been the party carrying the mantle of we need to do stuff to rein in jury verdicts. Right or wrong, that sort of has permeated politics. It's become part of the discussion and that's bled over into some venues. What we realized in Williamson County is maybe that isn't true or maybe the demographics are changing. We ended up with a diverse jury in that case. Our foreperson was a 19-year-old woman with a nose ring if I recall. Josh: Yes. What was interesting about our Williamson County jury is it reminded me a lot of our Travis County juries. I think that that's a lot to do with the growth of Austin and a lot of the Austin mentality being pushed outside of the city and county limits up into neighboring jurisdictions, neighboring counties like Williamson County. Justin: What we didn't even see in the jury selection is we didn't really see a whole lot of far-right or anti-lawyer or anti-tort thinking either. We had a pretty fair jury. If I recall in our panel, we had a whole lot of people who had been screwed over by insurance companies before. Josh: Yes, that's true. Beyond that, we also had a really fair judge. I was really impressed and surprised with the judges leaning up there. As far as the Republican judiciary is concerned, I thought that we got some pretty good and fair rulings from Judge Lambeth up there in Williamson County. Justin: She let us try our cases. You get judges sometimes that are very involved in the trial, the case in terms of they want to give their two cents or they want to guide the way the trial is working. She let us try our case. She let the defense do what they wanted for the most part within the rules. She let us do what we wanted and she let us have as much time as we needed, which I was pretty surprised by. From the jury standpoint, you...

Do you want to explore more of Clive's meditations and yoga classes? Check out all our classes for FREE for 14 days here: https://movementformodernlife.com/chooseplan Welcome to this special edition of the Movement for Modern Life podcast: MFML meditations! This is the first in a series of live meditations from our wonderful team of teachers which were part of our recent Home Yoga Retreat. These meditations, dharma talks and Q&A sessions are fantastic tools for supporting us through challenging times. This week, Clive Fogelman will be leading a meditation on the theme of transitions. Clive is an innovative teacher who loves to explore the power of transitions, both on and off the mat. Transitions are a huge part of creating a more familiar relationship with the body, expanding our options and empowering ourselves to make mindful choices. The meditation is followed by a Q&A session with members of the Movement for Modern Life community. Listen to Clive's recent podcast on transitions here: www.movementformodernlife.com/blog/ep-20-on-the-power-of-transitions/ We hope you find this useful and please do share it with family and friends who may also benefit from some positive tools and philosophy at this time.  Do you want to explore Clive's classes? Check out all our classes for FREE for 14 days here: https://movementformodernlife.com/chooseplan Find all of Clive's classes here: https://movementformodernlife.com/yoga-teacher/clivefogelman Find out more about Clive here.

Law school classmate, friend, co-counsel, and fellow injury lawyer, Joshua Fogelman joins Hill Law Firm Cases podcast to discuss injury law, San Antonio, and trying case. He also discusses the business of personal injury law and opening multiple offices. Transcript: Justin Hill: Welcome to Hill Law Firm Cases, a podcast discussing real world cases handled by Justin Hill and the Hill Law Firm. For confidentiality reasons, names and amounts of any settlements have been removed. However, the facts are real. These are the cases we handle on a day-to-day basis. [music] Welcome to Hill Law Firm Cases. I'm here with Josh Fogelman, again. The point of this podcast is I want to talk about the cases we handle on a day-to-day basis, the issues we run into every day, so to give an inside look at a personal injury law firm in San Antonio. Josh has worked in San Antonio. He has a law firm in Austin called Fogelman Von Flatern. Or is it fvflaw.com? Josh Fogelman: That's right, fvlawfirm.com. Justin Hill: fvlawfirm.com. They're a great plaintiffs personal injury firm up there, handle stuff all over the state of Texas. I wanted to get Josh on here and just get some sort of off the cuff responses, some insights on what he thinks about the personal injury, profession and practice. We've previously talked about a case we tried to verdict the UIM case. Then we worked another case involving a premises liability, sort of a strange case that involved air conditioning companies and a hotel company and strange medical experts and all kinds of stuff. It was a real complex case. It was a lot of fun. Let me tell you. My favorite thing about practicing law, the one favorite thing I get to do in the finite is, I like to cross-examine expert witnesses. I found that too often, they're unprepared and too often, they are pompous in their unpreparedness. It really creates this great situation where you've got somebody who is very proud of themselves, very confident and has not prepared. That is just a great situation for lawyers that want to spend the time preparing, knowing they're talking to somebody smarter than them, knowing they've got to overcome this hurdle, but the same time knowing that other side probably didn't prepare and stay up as late as you did or spend the last five days getting ready. What's one of your favorite things to do within the working up of a case or within litigation that you enjoy? Josh: I really enjoy the medicine side of what we do. I love learning about how injuries affect the body, how the body recovers from injuries and really trying to visualize what's going on inside someone's body that's causing them some sort of pain or impairment. I just really enjoy that stuff. Justin Hill: I started doing more and more of it. Do you use the visual aids of the medical illustrations much in your cases? Josh: Yes, we're starting to do that more and more as well. Trying to help a jury visualize and understand the lingo of what it is that you're talking about so that they can get through the medical terminology that can be cumbersome for anybody to understand and then helping to paint a picture for them in a way that they can relate in the real world so that they can really understand the gravity of what is going on inside our clients' bodies. We use full stuff. Justin Hill: I have a case right now. We did the video tour of the injury. It's a whole video that kind of hits each injury area of the body and plays it out. I think I still like the old big boards better with just a big drawing with labels because I think there's a dramatic effect of carrying and holding a board. It's not a video clip, which any more trials got so many videos and at one less I think I like. One thing I think is very hard in our profession, from the medical standpoint is, I think it's very hard to take the deposition of one of your clients treating doctors. There's a certain amount of distress, I think, between...

marlo marketing is a full-service integrated marketing and communications agency that specializes in designing and executing strategic public relations campaigns for best-of-class consumer lifestyle products and services. Integrated. It’s safe to say that’s our favorite word at marlo marketing. There’s nothing we love more than being entrusted with our client’s brand strategy from beginning to […] The post “Delivering Marketing ROI In A Thoughtful & Strategic Manner” with Marlo Fogelman of marlo marketing appeared first on Radio Entrepreneurs.

Have you thought about the role transitions play in your life? We move through transitions daily. MFML teacher, Clive Fogelman suggests ways to embrace times of uncertainty During our lives, we might encounter a range of bigger transitions such as changing jobs, entering a new stage of life, moving and illness. But there are also more subtle transitions such as shifting from work to relaxation, the beginning and end of the weekend and returning from a holiday. Transitions, even exciting ones, can be daunting. They are filled with uncertainty and without always being conscious of it; we sometimes avoid them and what comes up for us for during them. Transitions in yoga In yoga, we also encounter transitions, for example between time on our mat and the day as a whole; the period at the beginning of the practice before we start moving, and the period of rest at the end. With a home practice it can be especially tempting to cut out these parts. We might feel restless or find it difficult to stop and feel an urgency to move on. There are also the transitions during our practice. One example is how we get from one posture to another and how we move during our flow. Again during those times we might witness a tendency to rush through and to want to get into the posture as quickly as possible. We might feel a resistance to slowing down, exploring the space in between postures as well as holding the postures themselves. The Challenge of Transitional Space There may be several reasons we are uncomfortable with the transitional space in life and in our yoga practise. We may have become so used to having a direction and targets that it feels unfamiliar just to be and let the experience unfold more gradually. The transitional space can sometimes feel endless and we might feel anxious about being feeling lost and directionless. During transitions we often have time for more reflection but perhaps feelings and thoughts might appear that challenge assumptions we have of ourselves, how we live and relate, and in yoga how we are approaching our practise and what we really want from it. Pause and rest to connect To manage the the transitional space we often set ourselves goals. Goals can provide a sense of control in the face of the unknown. Everything can then be evaluated and defined in terms of outcome and achievement. In our yoga practice, we might start targeting postures and become fixated on being able to do a certain posture in a certain way. As a result however, we might be less connected to what is actually happening in our body. We might not be aware for example, that we are overusing or underusing certain parts of our body or that a part of the body is starting to feel strain. That’s why taking rest poses during our practise can be so important. Not just to rest, but to pause and take a moment to more fully connect with how we are feeling and how we might want to approach our practise. Something I often ask myself in the transitional space during practise is, “how can my practise meet me where I am right now?” We can ask the same in day to day life when we take a moment to slow down and pause – “how can life meet me where I am right now?” Less attachment, more curiosity When we become less attached outcomes, we can start to fully embrace the journey both in life and with yoga. Our whole experience starts to open out. Take the example of walking around day to day. Often, we are so focused on our destination (getting from a to b) that we remain unaware of what is happening around us. We might not notice the subtle shifts of seasons, the changing colours and smells and others changes to the environment. We might not notice someone who needs our help. One thing I find helpful is to vary my walking routes. Rather than take the same route that tends to keep me on autopilot, I find consciously choosing a route that is guided by how I am feeling keeps me more connected and present in the experience...

Film critic Marshall Julius took over the studios for potentially our geekiest show to date! Joining him to co-host was producer Frazer Brown and writer and producer Ron Fogelman. Star of I, Daniel Blake, comedian Dave Johns chatted about playing the next James Bond. Author and producer John Walsh talked about got quizzed on Flash Gordon. Also on the show was concert violinist Patrick Savage who spoke about being in the orchestra for Hamilton and he gave us a live violin performance!

Film critic Marshall Julius took over the studios for potentially our geekiest show to date! Joining him to co-host was producer Frazer Brown and writer and producer Ron Fogelman. Star of I, Daniel Blake, comedian Dave Johns chatted about playing the next James Bond. Author and producer John Walsh talked about got quizzed on Flash Gordon. Also on the show was concert violinist Patrick Savage who spoke about being in the orchestra for Hamilton and he gave us a live violin performance!

Austin-based Texas Super Lawyers Rising Stars Josh Fogelman and Aaron von Flatern join us. Josh and Aaron formed their own personal injury plaintiff's firm several years ago called Fogelman von Flatern which has seen tremendous success.They share about how to create a firm culture around the customer-first approach of top companies. They also talk about what it takes to become the dependable associate and why that's important.Josh gives the same answer to two separate questions in the rapid-fire round...can he do that?Aaron and Josh both have the same favorite legal movie!All that and more on this week's Monday Mentor's episode of Lone Star Lawyers!

This is Scott and Anessa's best episode.  Sure that bar is low, but this is one heck of a guest. They talk how to make it, auditioning for a producer and the best episode of the Twilight Zone with Ron Fogelman.Ron is the producer of "The Twilight Zone" which was just playing at the west end of London on one of their premier stages. He was also instrumental in getting "The Play that Goes Wrong" off the ground.Listen as he shares his wisdom from a life in the entertainment field.

Our guest Loren Fogelman shares 5 Steps to Successfully Raise Your Rates without Losing Clients and lets us in on the 4 things client’s value most and will happily pay for.  Hear how to stop competing on price. Learn what your clients truly value and pricing pitfalls. Double your income while working half the time and understand what clients truly value.  Guest Bio: Loren Fogelman is a keynote speaker and one of America’s top ranked business coaches. In 2018 she was recognized by HubSpot in its annual list of the world’s top 22 business coaches. As a keynote speaker, Loren has delivered talks and workshops across the United States at major conferences such as Inbound, one of the world’s most esteemed content marketing events for entrepreneurs, as well as many niche conferences for accounting professionals. Loren is an expert in pricing strategy and sales for small business owners. Her passion is empowering entrepreneurs to double revenues by working half the time through strategic pricing and effective sales techniques. Loren coaches service-based entrepreneurs to shift away from the trap of the “dollars-per-hour” business model to a value-based model that has, in some cases, allowed her clients to reduce workload by as much as 50%.  2:07 – Hear Loren’s story on how she was destined to become an entrepreneur. 4:34 – Loren speaks about how her education prepared her to work for somebody else and being an employee instead of an entrepreneur. And not how to sell her services without sounding salesy and price her services and value instead of trading dollars for hours. 5:22 – Hear how pricing your services can be difficult and understanding your value. Loren explains how to get past the faulty model of charging by the hour and why it doesn’t work. Plus, shares examples how pricing is subjective.  10:25- Importance of understanding your clients wants, needs and desires instead of just pitching a service. Plus, how people want results quickly.  12:46 – Penny discusses with Loren about coaching professional athletes and the similarities and differences to coaching growth minded entrepreneurs.  Also, Loren explains how athletes recognize they need coaching at an early age to become the best.  15:28 – Discussion on solopreneurs and how many successful business owners use coaches and attribute the coaching to their success. How a coach is like an investment.  17:54 – A conversation starts about mastermind groups and how they can help your business grow. Penny asks if you should be part of a master mind that is in your industry or not in your industry? Loren shares the pros and cons to both.  20:23- Penny asks Loren if there are common mistakes that she sees with entrepreneurs. Loren explains why it is so much better to not charge by the hour for your client and for you. Also, Loren gives examples on how to reply when a client asks you what your hourly rate is.  25:56 – Loren takes us through the 5 Steps she brings her clients through so they can have a business that supports their lifestyle and stops sucking the life out of them.  Focus on your strengths and who you work best with Separating your fees from time Success is messy- recognizing your mindset, beliefs, values, playing small How to stand out as the go to expert – establish a system to takes your client to where you met them to the end result. How to separates yourself from your competitors Solving a need by recognizing who your ideal client is and what their biggest challenge is or what they want to achieve, and they can’t do it on their own. Or they tried it on their own but didn’t get the results. That is where you start the value conversation. 30:55 – Loren let’s us know that she has a hand out that goes over the 5 Steps found on  https:/businesssuccesssolution.com/handout   34:58 – Hear how Loren shares the 4 things client’s value most and will happily pay for. Below are the 4 things client’s value and Loren shares examples how to understand them and position your business to satisfy these needs.  1. Quick 2. Easy 3.Save Money 4. Make Money  39:17 - Loren shares her message she would like all our listeners to hear. Again, great examples and valuable advice is shared.  How to connect with Loren:  Business name: Business Success Solution Website: https://businesssuccesssolution.com    FB: https://facebook.com/BusinessSuccessSolution Twitter: @lorenfogelman  Complimentary cheat sheet for registrants to follow along with this talk: https://businesssuccesssolution.com/handout/ https://businesssuccesssolution.com/worth/      

Dan and Noel recap the playoff-clinching win against the Buffalo Sabres over the weekend and debate whether Jeff Skinner would be a good free-agent signing.  No one in their wildest dreams ever thought that the team would be playing playoff game at the Coliseum. Neither did the Coliseum as they have a full slate of events next weekend. We give our proposed schedule and come up with baby names for Noel's upcoming child. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan and Noel recap the playoff-clinching win against the Buffalo Sabres over the weekend and debate whether Jeff Skinner would be a good free-agent signing.  No one in their wildest dreams ever thought that the team would be playing playoff game at the Coliseum. Neither did the Coliseum as they have a full slate of events next weekend. We give our proposed schedule and come up with baby names for Noel's upcoming child. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A rich ensemble of characters can’t begin to fathom how their lives will intersect in Dan Fogelman’s beautiful discussion of life, love, death, loss, and the unreliable narrator. Joe welcomes first time guest Julio Olivera from The Contrarians Podcast to talk all things Life Itself. The guys get into tear-jerker moments, Fogelman’s filmography, saying goodbye to our pets, teenage angst, pride, heroes and villains, making subtext text, failing to persevere, the butterfly effect, Sam Jackson hijinks, coping, a Tarantino influence, red flag monologues, April fools, and colonizing. Support the podcast with 5 star ratings and positive reviews on Apple Podcasts, donate money at www.patreon.com/wordsalad, and tell your friends about us. We appreciate it! Email us: QuoteUnquoteGuilty@gmail.com Check out The Quote Unquote Club on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/quoteguilty Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/QuoteGuilty Follow Joe on Letterboxd: www.letterboxd.com/j4sanders Follow Julio on Twitter: www.twitter.com/Ovnio Follow The Contrarians on Twitter: www.twitter.com/ContrarianPrime Follow Dan Fogelman on Twitter: www.twitter.com/Dan_Fogelman Follow Olivia Wylde on Twitter: www.twitter.com/OliviaWilde Follow Antonio Banderas on Twitter: www.twitter.com/AntonioBanderas Follow Samuel L. Jackson on Twitter: www.twitter.com/SamuelLJackson Opening theme composed by Andrew Kroepel (www.twitter.com/VGComposer) Cover Art created by Justin Gibson (www.twitter.com/justingibson) Episode edited by Joe Ketchum © 2016-2019 Joe Ketchum

To celebrate the return of The Twilight Zone to the London stage at the Ambassadors Theatre, Tom Elliot speaks with the producer of the show Ron Fogelman. The post The Twilight Zone on Stage Producer, Ron Fogelman appeared first on The Twilight Zone Podcast.

In this episode, we interview Ryan Fogelman, V.P. of Strategic Partnerships at Fire Rover, about waste and recycling facility fires and fire protection.

We started making wine in our 2nd floor, white-carpeted apartment in 2008 on Sweetzer Avenue in West Hollywood. In 2013 we became a bonded winery and moved our production to a commercial facility. We focus on Pinot Noir and Chardonnay sourced from the Sta. Rita Hills and Santa Maria Valley in Santa Barbara County. We also search out great vineyards with other varietals, such as Grenache, Syrah, Dornfelder, and Sauvignon Blanc. We opened our tasting room in Lompoc on Bastille Day 2017.

In his late 20's, Clive Fogelman lost both his parents within six months. He was then diagnosed with bowel cancer a few years later. Clive credits both yoga and meditation as significant tools for dealing with his anxiety through this challenging time and says that by using these things as a 'toolkit', everyone can benefit. Whether it's focusing on your breathing while waiting for the kettle to boil, or paying more attention to your surroundings when walking to work, everybody can put a little more mindfulness into their day. We spoke about: - The importance of 'inviting yourself' to connect with your body and how you feel. - Breathing techniques to deal with anxiety and stress instantly. - Bringing yourself back to the present. - How becoming more self-aware can help you deal with everyday emotions. - Taking all experiences (good and bad) and seeing them as something to observe - without judgment or feeling like they're going against you. - The power of the mind and belief. - How to use a mindfulness pause. - Letting the journey present itself, and dealing with whatever is part of it without fear dictating how you feel.

In our latest episode of The Pop Disciple Podcast, we are joined by Federico Jusid, the composer behind Dan Fogelman's interwoven drama, Life Itself and Netflix's animated adventure series, Watership Down. For more information about Federico Jusid, visit FedericoJusid.com ABOUT POP DISCIPLE Pop Disciple is a storytelling platform, exploring the creative work of entertainment industry professionals. With a focus in music in media, we present in-depth interviews with world-class music supervisors, film and television composers, and influencers in the realms of film and music. Visit PopDisciple.com. Follow @PopDisciple on Instagram.

Dr. Nicky Keay, BA, MA (Cantab), MB BChir, MRCP is a physician and researcher with an extensive background in endocrinology and sports/exercise medicine. Her personal background as a ballet dancer and choreographer led to her long-standing interest in the effects of high-level training and inadequate nutrition on women’s health. Her current research focuses on Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S), examining the impact of similar factors on male cyclists. In this podcast with Dr. Tommy Wood, Dr. Keay discusses the detrimental and often permanent impact of low energy availability, especially in weight-sensitive sports in which participants tend to undereat. They discuss the factors involved with RED-S, including diagnosis, intervention and prognosis, as well as the psychological factors that tend to interfere with treatment. Here’s the outline of this interview with Nicky Keay: [00:00:11] British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine Conference (BASEM) in Doncaster. Video of presentation: Endocrine and Metabolic aspects of Sport and Exercise Medicine. [00:02:01] Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S). [00:03:14] Female Athlete Triad: disordered eating, amenorrhoea and low bone mineral density. [00:03:25] Bone mineral density worse with harder training; Study: Drinkwater, Barbara L., et al. "Bone mineral content of amenorrheic and eumenorrheic athletes." New England Journal of Medicine 311.5 (1984): 277-281. [00:04:11] International Olympic Committee (IOC) consensus statement on RED-S. [00:08:50] Bone mineral density among retired dancers; Study: Keay, N., I. Fogelman, and G. Blake. "Bone mineral density in professional female dancers." British journal of sports medicine 31.2 (1997): 143-147. [00:10:00] Effect of exercise on adolescents; Study: Keay NJ, Frost M, Blake G, New S & Fogelman I (2000) Study of the factors influencing the bone mineral density in girls. Osteoporosis International 11: S1– 31; (being revised for publication). [00:11:46] Effects of sports on children. [00:15:46] Rudolf Nureyev. [00:17:26] Cyclists. [00:18:05] Mad Keen Cyclists. [00:19:16] Current research: amateur male cyclists. [00:23:38] Erectile dysfunction. [00:26:14] Team Sky. [00:28:24] Cardiovascular effects of RED-S. [00:30:45] Diagnosing and treating RED-S. [00:32:30] RED-S categories: green, amber, red. [00:33:38] Psychological factors: denial, resistance. [00:35:14] Exercise addiction: BMJ Article: Hausenblas, Heather A., Katherine Schreiber, and James M. Smoliga. "Addiction to exercise." BMJ: British Medical Journal (Online) 357 (2017). [00:38:05] Orthorexia. [00:41:46] Multidisciplinary approach; getting the coach involved. [00:43:06] Increasing bone density. [00:44:52] Hopping increases bone density; Study: Allison, Sarah J., et al. "The Influence of High‐Impact Exercise on Cortical and Trabecular Bone Mineral Content and 3D Distribution Across the Proximal Femur in Older Men: A Randomized Controlled Unilateral Intervention." Journal of Bone and Mineral Research 30.9 (2015): 1709-1716. [00:48:01] Timeline for recovery. [00:48:31] T3 and other hormones recover first.  Bone health takes longer. [00:49:50] Some evidence that full bone recovery is possible; Study: Hind, Karen. "Recovery of bone mineral density and fertility in a former amenorrheic athlete." Journal of sports science & medicine 7.3 (2008): 415. [00:50:23] Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (HRT). [00:51:08] Oral contraceptive pill. [00:54:44] Gut health. [00:55:20] LEAF questionnaire. [00:55:53] Leaky gut. [00:56:35] Ghrelin. [00:57:20] Microbiome disruption. [00:58:05] Low FODMAP. [01:00:36] Publications on British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM); British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine. [01:00:53] nickykeayfitness.com.

Martin Fogelman is the founder & CEO of Pluto.Life. His background studying externalities and information asymmetries in finance, economics and law inspired him to create Pluto, a transparency & analytics platform for companies to build a diverse & inclusive culture. He joins Natasha Nurse and Our Voices to share just how important diversity and inclusion is in the workplace.

Martin Fogelman is the founder & CEO of Pluto.Life. His background studying externalities and information asymmetries in finance, economics and law inspired him to create Pluto, a transparency & analytics platform for companies to build a diverse & inclusive culture. He joins Natasha Nurse and Our Voices to share just how important diversity and inclusion is in the workplace.

Jon Huertas over 60 credits to his name, starring in both television and film. He is known for his talents as an actor as well as an executive producer and recording artist. Jon is best known for his role among the core four in ABC’s hit show Castle as Javier Esposito, starring alongside Stana Katic and Nathan Fillion. He also starred in HBO’s Generation Kill as Sgt. Antonio Espera. He portrayed Joe Negroni is Why Do Fools Fall in Love, and can most recently be seen in the incredibly popular NBC family drama This Is Us as Miguel Rivas, playing alongside Milo Ventimiglia, Mandy Moore, and Sterling K. Brown. LINKS: IMDB Twitter Instagram Jon Huertas Website

• Chassidus Applied to Isru Chag 0:51 • Lessons from Parshas Shemini 15:07 • What lesson can I derive from a negative Seder experience? 23:42 • How do we correct wrongs if we can’t speak loshen hora? 29:19 • Aren’t we all shluchim? 35:09 • Shlichus follow-up (episodes 204; 206) 35:09 • Chassidus Question: What is the correct definition of the word bittul used in Chassidus? 57:00 • Reviewing My Life 2018 winning essays: o Top 3 winners: Reclaiming Vulnerability, by Leibel Gniwisch, 24, Montreal, Canada, Teacher, Lamplighters Yeshivah 1:02:35 5 Steps to Dealing with Perfectionism, by Chana Hendel, 18, shlucha, Athens, Greece 1:06:48 And Choose Life, by Shterny Tubul (nee Fogelman), 22, Natick, MA and Brooklyn, NY, Teacher, Southern Connecticut Hebrew Academy. 01:08:10 o Student winners. Cognitive and Emotional Faculties, by Menachem Mendel Yeshayahu, 16, Haifa, Israel, Student, Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim Lod 1:11:10 Plus new bon

With the latest in cancer detection technology, your odds of preventing it go up. The more you know about your own DNA, the better chances you have of ambushing cancer long before it happens. And if it does happen? Nano Robots may soon help. Cancer detection, prevention and defeat are now partners, and you shouldn’t be afraid to learn about them. Listen to my free podcast to learn more about these amazing advances happening right now, including my interview with Dr. David Fogelman of MD Anderson Cancer Center. The number one ranked hospital for cancer care in the U.S.

Arbitration is essentially a private judicial process that is faster than the public court system, and confidential. It has a lot of potential benefits! Today I talk to Herschel Fogelman about what families can expect from a divorce arbitration.   Herschel is a dedicated family lawyer, mediator and arbitrator. His approach is to make every effort to find a negotiated resolution to family disputes, and he brings a calm, balanced and reasoned approach to problem-solving.  Your host, Christina Vinters, is a nationally designated Chartered Mediator on a mission to inspire and facilitate healthy family transitions. She is also a gratefully non-practicing Lawyer, Author of Pathways to Amicable Divorce and the  DIY Divorce Manual, and Peacemaking Business Consultant. Guest Links: Email: hfogelman@fogelmanlaw.ca Website: www.fogelmanlaw.ca   Modern Separations Links: Website: https://www.modernseparations.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/modernseparations Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/divorcewell Twitter: https://twitter.com/cvinters LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cvinters/

Amber Fogelman is a business relations specialist for Texas Health Resources and has a side hustle as a Brand Ambassador for Rebel With A Cause. She's also a Fightin' Texas Aggie! That her interview drops on July 4th is no coincidence. She is a firecracker and truly an audacious, badass woman! Facebook: Amber Fogelman Instagram: acfogelman

Eva Fogelman, PhD, author: "Conscience and Courage" writer/co-producer "Breaking the Silence" (PBS); founder, with Rabbi Schulweis, of the Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, social psychologist, psychiatrist-talks about her childhood - Part 2/2

Eva Fogelman, PhD, author: "Conscience and Courage" writer/co-producer "Breaking the Silence" (PBS); founder, with Rabbi Schulweis, of the Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, social psychologist, psychiatrist-talks about her childhood - Part 1/2.

Lawyer-turned-PR Czarina Marlo Fogelman shares secrets of success.

Combined targeted therapy with chemotherapy can improve overall survival for patients with metastatic disease. In this lecture, Dr. David Fogelman, Assistant Professor of Gastrointestinal Medical Oncology at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, discusses chemotherapy agents currently utilized in the treatment of colorectal cancer. Dr. Fogelman explains the role of chemotherapy in the neoadjuvant, adjuvant, and metastatic settings of colorectal cancer.

Combined targeted therapy with chemotherapy can improve overall survival for patients with metastatic disease. In this lecture, Dr. David Fogelman, Assistant Professor of Gastrointestinal Medical Oncology at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, discusses chemotherapy agents currently utilized in the treatment of colorectal cancer. Dr. Fogelman explains the role of chemotherapy in the neoadjuvant, adjuvant, and metastatic settings of colorectal cancer.