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This week on Chamber Chat, we're joined by Dr. Cory Foland of Wahoo Creek Dental! 

Send us a Text Message.How did a casual joke in a group chat evolve into the lowercase dooms block party, an event with a profound mission? Join us as we sit down with Luke Cavanaugh, Travis Thompson, and Kevin "BK" Shears from Snake Farm to uncover the origins of this community-driven initiative. This episode sheds light on how the block party aims to foster camaraderie and support critical missions like the FOLAND initiative, all while collaborating with organizations such as the Combat Control Foundation. Discover the importance of creating genuine, impactful gatherings that go beyond fleeting get-togethers to truly resonate with and support the veteran community. Transitioning to civilian life can be a challenging journey for veterans and athletes alike. We discuss the invaluable support offered by organizations like the Honor Foundation and Shift Group. Kevin provides insights into the rigorous training and job placement assistance that Shift Group offers, emphasizing the importance of utilizing available resources to make transitions smoother. The unique camaraderie and humor found in military meme culture also play a crucial role in providing support during these pivotal moments. Hear compelling anecdotes that illustrate how shared experiences and humor can help ease the stress of life changes. Lastly, we are inspired by the story of a community project honoring the memory of SSgt Forrest Sibley, a fallen Air Force Combat Controller (CCT). Led by Brent Sibley, Forrest's father, this initiative has transformed a piece of land into a sanctuary for Veterans, Active duty service members, and their families to bond and heal. With the community's support, this outdoor retreat has become a site for resiliency retreats and team-building activities. We also explore Travis and Luke's strategies for balancing demanding civilian careers with family life, emphasizing the integration of family time into work routines. Learn how these veterans leverage their military skills in civilian roles while maintaining focus on what truly matters.We greatly appreciate your support, so please remember to LIKE, FOLLOW, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE! Instagram: @securityhaltX : @SecurityHaltTik Tok: @security.halt.pod The Lower Case Dooms Block Party is going down July 26th through July 27th. For more information, CLICK THE LINKS BELOW! snakefarmco.comamericanmisfitco.comalpharesolutegroup.com Snake Farm IG: snakefarmcoAmerican Misfit IG: american_misfitAlpha Resolute Group IG: alpharesolutegroup Support the Show.Produced by Security Halt Media

Garrett is a Physical Therapist who lives and works in Mount Holly.  His clinic, Kinetix, is located in the Municipal Complex.  He's originally from Frederick County Maryland and he's a graduate from Shenandoah University's Physical Therapy Program.  In this episode we learn about his clinic and how he and his wife found their way to Mount Holly.  We also discuss ways to stay physically active and how to best help the body recover.   

Not many people make the pivot from the New York financial industry to become a west coast beauty entrepreneur but Cheryl did! In this episode, she talks through her introduction to beauty and the early days of lilah b. She also shares her perspective on the power of community and how it has helped her along the lilah b. growth journey. Press play to hear her tell us all about it! Watch us on YouTube Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Check out our show notes They Get It Instagram

Hosts Jessica Quick and Denise Dente of Buzz Beaute are joined this week by Cheryl Foland, the Founder and CEO of Lilah B. Cheryl discusses how she left behind a career in finance and created Lilah B, in order to make cleaner and simpler products that didn't compromise performance.  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautybizshow/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this second part of Dr. Scripture's interview with Mr. Foland, the mission of Ratio Christi, and how they carry it out is discussed.

Mr. Foland explains the mission of Ratio Christi (reason of Christ) which is an organization dedicated to apologetics and evangelism.  It's main outreach is to college students, but also works with churches.  Dr. Scripture highly recommends college students check the organization out on your campus.

This week on the show we’ve got Straight Shot Coach Megan Foland. Like most personal trainers in 2020, she had a pretty wild year, except Megan also had a baby in 2020, worked as a respiratory therapist, helped with the opening of our sister company, Kinetix Physiotherapy & Performance, and started coaching for us here at Straight Shot.  We get into all of that in our chat plus we discuss her experience as an Ironman Triathlete, share tips from her nutrition blog, and get a glimpse of how busy parents can juggle family, work, nutrition, and training, AND recovery.

Cheryl Yannotti Foland, founder of lilah B. talks about the importance of versatility in a good makeup product and discusses her incredible journey while creating the iconic brand. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skincareanarchy/message

This week Jamie talks to Lilah B. beauty founder Cheryl Yannotti Foland. They talk all about Cheryl's super interesting career start, how she got into the beauty world, what made Lilah B different and appealing to beauty buyers, creating a clean luxury brand and so much more. Beauty favorite of the week: Lilah B. Tinted Lip Oil Lilah B. Palette Perfection Eye Quad  Don't forget to rate, review, subscribe and screenshot this episode to your IG Stories :) Follow @itsJamieStone and @ALittleTooMuchPodcast.

We briefly discuss my race and the pro race at Challenge Daytona. Short and sweet!

More is less with Lilah B. - How to build a successful minimalistic business with Cheryl Yannotti Foland.Don't forget to sign up for the Badass CEO Newsletter for weekly advice and resources on how to get started on a business idea, grow your business, and be the badass entrepreneur of your dreams. To learn more about the Badass CEO Podcast go to:  http://www.thebadassceo.com/ To get the Top 10 Tips every entrepreneur should know go to: https://thebadassceo.com/tips-for-every-entrepreneur/Please subscribe above to be notified of our new episodes.  I put together a Free Top 10 Checklist for Every Entrepreneur.  Click here to get your copy: https://thebadassceo.com/tips-for-every-entrepreneur/ ‎To learn more about our podcast guest, click here:https://thebadassceo.com/less-is-more-with-lila-b-founder/If you enjoy this podcast, please help support the the podcast by using the link to our sponsors and companies I use for my business.  I receive a small percentage for each sale.  Thank you so much for your support!!http://thebadassceo.com/tools/Follow us on Instagram at:https://www.instagram.com/badass.ceo/

Josh raced with an injury Scott has been riding but not swimming! I raced AtomicMan Olympic Kudos to Drew and Jordan for a killer half distance debut! (Jordan has done a couple) Challenge Daytona 70.3 PTO Championships! $1,000,000 Purse! My training going into the Challenge October 24th 13.1 mile TT in Nashville! New Milestone Racing Gear! Our thoughts on the best FTP test Outdoor TT's and races Derek's contact: milestoneracingtn@gmail.com Josh's: veniscoaching@gmail.com Scott's: sfoland@certapro.com

Ryan Foland, key note speaker and author of, Ditch the Act, joins today to discuss being your authentic, taking advantage of your experiences, and developing your own self brand! Great show for these trying times which present an opportunity to take yourself to the next level. @cultivatewellnesspodcast Always brought to you by Peoples Rx, Austin's Favorite Pharmacy - now with new online shopping options!  

Recently I visited Straight Shot’s sister company, Kinetix Physiotherapy and Performance, as we have been working together to reach more people who want to move well and feel great. The physical therapy side of Kinetix is headed up by Dr. Garrett Foland. Dr. Foland started out as a personal trainer, but realized that he wanted to further his education to provide care through movement to people injured or experiencing pain. This movement based approach to physical therapy is right up my alley so I wanted to have Dr. Foland on to talk about how he got into physical therapy, how they do things differently at Kinetix, and what you all should look for when trying to find a physical therapist who can help you feel and perform your absolute best.

In episode forty eight of the Glow Journal podcast, host Gemma Watts talks to the founder and CEO of lilah b., Cheryl Yannotti Foland. Having grown up on the East Coast of the United States, once self described “high strung, type A, fast talking New Yorker” Cheryl Yannotti Foland spent the first 20 years of her working life in private equity. Cheryl describes her attitude towards work, life and beauty during that time as “more, more, more,” but a move to California for work in 2006 saw the maximalist trade in her New York lifestyle for something a little slower.Cheryl tells me that the life she’d been living was not the healthiest and recognised that her “need” for the next best beauty product was really more of a “want,” in turn identifying what she describes as a “white space” in the market for a brand that truly simplified beauty.And so, lilah b. was born- a clean, luxe colour cosmetics brand in which each product has been formulated to have multiple uses, meaning that consumers can create a complete, polished look with minimal products- as Cheryl tells me, “three is all you need.” More or less on launch, lilah b. was picked up by both Barney’s and Net-A-Porter, meaning that the brand was being sold and marketed in upwards of 170 countries within five months. Today, lilah b. remains one of the world’s most coveted clean beauty brands, with Cheryl watching women (and men!) across the globe adopting her less is more ethos, having succeeded in her mission to make beauty simple again. This episode was recorded remotely, myself in Melbourne and Cheryl in California, so if you would prefer to read the interview I have made the complete transcript available on glowjournal.com. In this conversation, Cheryl shares the surprising influence Tiffany & Co. designer Elsa Peretti had on her brand, how increasing consumer demand for authenticity is rapidly changing the beauty industry and why all have a Rhodesian Ridgeback to thank for the lilah b. brand. You can read this interview now at: glowjournal.com/interview-lilah-b-founder-cheryl-yannotti-folandFollow lilah b. on Instagram at @lilahbeautyStay up to date with Gemma on Instagram at @gemkwatts and @glow.journal, or get in touch at hello@gemkwatts.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan Foland is the communications manager for University of California-Irvine, where he serves as a liasion for putting together strategic communication for the university. He is also an author of the book, "Ditch The Act" Revealing The Surprising Power of The Real You. Foland has been featured in media outlets like Entrepreneur, Forbes, Inc, Forturne. In this show, you have the opportunity to hear how he got into speaker and also how he created the 3-1-3 method for pitching your business.  Website: www.ryanfoland.com Twitter: @ryanfoland

Welcome Back to AquaTalk! This month is National Water Safety Month, and we will be providing you water Safety and Drowning Prevention Content EVERYDAY! Today, for Water Safety Wednesday, we have Dana Foland on talking about her son's tragic drowning, and how swim for CJ came to be. We talk about layers of protection and some things parents can do at home to keep their children safe. Please subscribe to this podcast, and share it to every parent you know! Website: SwimForCJ.org Until Next Time, Paige

On this episode we reflect on gratitude for teachers who go the extra mile! For our interview we welcome Felicia Foland, Second Bassoonist in the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra! This podcast is brought to you by JDW Sheet Music (www.jdwsheetmusic.com/), Edmund Nielsen Woodwinds (www.nielsen-woodwinds.com), Barton Cane (www.bartoncane.com), and Singin' Dog Double Reed Supplies (www.singindog.com)! Thank you to our wonderful sponsors!

The YPN Leadership Journey is a series of interactive conversations with Y leaders. Each webcast features tips on professional development, insight into overcoming career challenges, and advice on developing leadership skills. This is a quick listen to the Leadership Journey interview with Sha Foland Bemba, Vice President of Membership and Programs for the YMCA of Greater Omaha.

Less is more. This is a value shared by both founder Cheryl Yannotti Foland and her company, a luxury, minimalistic collection of color that allows women to achieve a finished look with fewer products -- encouraging a movement to declutter, minimize...

Less is more. This is a value shared by both Lilah B. founder Cheryl Yannotti Foland and her company, a luxury, minimalistic collection of color that allows women to achieve a finished look with fewer products -- encouraging a movement to declutter, minimize and simplify. Cheryl joins Socialfly Co-Founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer for a conversation about her career, and describes her journey to success, including how, when building a company, everything takes longer, and more money than you think; the value of giving your team flexibility and not micromanaging; the challenge of bringing a business to life; finding balance, and feeling lucky; and, how Cheryl reinvented herself in a big way. Plus, a surprise!

When Cheryl Foland was working too hard and running too fast, living up to the Manhattan overachiever standard, she happened to mention to her colleagues in beauty marketing that she thought the company should focus on developing business on the West Coast. “Good idea,” they said, “You go.” So she did, reluctantly becoming bi-coastal for a while, having a crash-and-burn moment, then bouncing back to embrace the laid back California lifestyle fulltime. It not only saved her, it planted the seed for lilah b., her beauty line that's all about paring down, using less and creating simpler beauty routines around multitasking products. Hers is an inspiring story of resilience and reinvention, California style. Plan to listen. #wherebrainsmeetbeauty@wherebrainsmeetbeautypodcastwherebrainsmeetbeauty.com

When Cheryl Foland was working too hard and running too fast, living up to the Manhattan overachiever standard, she happened to mention to her colleagues in beauty marketing that she thought the company should focus on developing business on the West Coast. “Good idea,” they said, “You go.” So she did, reluctantly becoming bi-coastal for a while, having a crash-and-burn moment, then bouncing back to embrace the laid back California lifestyle fulltime. It not only saved her, it planted the seed for lilah b., her beauty line that’s all about paring down, using less and creating simpler beauty routines around multitasking products. Hers is an inspiring story of resilience and reinvention, California style. Plan to listen.   #wherebrainsmeetbeauty @wherebrainsmeetbeautypodcast wherebrainsmeetbeauty.com

Pamela Foland is an independent children's book author with a platform of pet care and how pets can teach children valuable skills such as responsiblity, confidence, love, patiences, empathy, etc., who grew up in Plano, Texas.  She graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and a minor in Business in 2005. Her love of animals started at a very young age.  As a child, she was constantly bringing home stray dogs, and injured birds. As an adult, her love of animals has only grown stronger.  Pamela has worked in numerous pet hotels as a dog trainer and is certified to teach pet first aid and CPR.  All her experience with pets culminated four years ago when Pamela found and raised an abandoned litter of day-old kittens.  Not able to part with any of these now-grown babies, Pamela enjoys going home to her "little munchkins" every night.  This experience gave Pamela the inspiration for her series debut, Megan's Munchkins. Pamela will always have a special affinity with Megan because of their shared experiences.  She truly believes there are few experiences in life more compelling than saving the life of another being. Website: www.pamelafoland.com   Social Media: www.facebook.com/authorpamelafoland www.twitter.com/pamelacfoland www.instagram.com/pamelafoland

We went back to June 2018 and pulled a great lesson from Ryan Foland in one of the more fun podcast interviews on Thrive LOUD,  Ryan shares with us a very powerful (and arguably painful) analogy as it relates to permission based selling and sharing with people the problem you solve versus what you do.   ** Connect to Lou Diamond: www.loudiamond.net Subscribe to Thrive LOUD: www.thriveloud.com/podcast  

We’ve just come back from a busy two days at the CX Utilities Forum in London. Louise Wright is joined by Netcall's Natalie Foland to hear all about the event. With consumer expectations at an all-time high and regulations becoming more stringent, it's an industry that needs to change, fast. We discuss the key themes covered at the event, which includes a roundtable discussion hosted by our very own CTO Richard Farrell. For more information about the CX Utilities Forum and future events, visit cxnetwork.com. Don’t forget you can also stay up to date with the events we’re going to at netcall.com/event. Please note that this podcast was recorded across two different locations, so the sound quality isn't up to our usual standard. Thanks for understanding.

Michael Foland is the President and Co-Founder of TaxToken. His mission is to make TaxToken, “the ultimate cryptocurrency tax solution.” TaxToken leverages blockchain technology and artificial intelligence to modernize cryptocurrency accounting.   In this episode, we discuss:   Why you should file your crypto taxes and why 2019 is a good year to do that Exactly what problem TaxToken aims to solve and what makes them the best solution Challenges associated with filing your crypto taxes (like how does the tax-man treat quirky crypto events like hard-forks and airdrops).

Ryan Foland, the Global Keynote Speaker, TED Talker, Managing Partner of InfluenceTree, and Inventor of the 3-1-3 Method joins the show to share his journey from being bullied as a ginger child to inspiring others through creative speeches. Hear how he invented the 3-1-3 Method, an impromptu 3-1-3 exercise, how improving communication can improve your life, and why something as simple as drawing stick figures can increase your creativity. Connect with Ryan at RyanFoland.com, on Twitter at @RyanFoland, and his podcasts at RyanFoland.com/Speaking

A discussion of Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem and the interesting elements of its design. Game developers Sully, Cardell, and Heidi discuss the characters, non-linear storytelling, and intersting horror mechanics found in this somewhat-forgotten gem for the Gamecube console. Extra-Life details: https://extra-life.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donordrive.participant&participantID=331427

Listen in as we talk with Pamela Foland, Author of Books About Pets: Megan's Pet Sitting Adventure, and review the films Avengers: Infinity Wars, RBG, 2001: Space Odyssey, and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic: Applejack. Host Gerry O. and Sahiba K. is joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critic Calista. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.

Listen in as we talk with Pamela Foland, Author of Books About Pets: Megan’s Pet Sitting Adventure, and review the films Avengers: Infinity Wars, RBG, 2001: Space Odyssey, and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic: Applejack. Host Gerry O. and Sahiba K. is joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critic Calista. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.

One of the least-discussed issues with the cryptocurrency space currently is that there are very few, if any, guidelines for how to report crypto gains and losses on your yearly income taxes, and because of the sheer number of exchanges that exist, there is no seamless interface to see how your transactions are doing. TaxToken has set out to solve both of these problems by creating a suite of accounting software built on the blockchain. The capital gains and losses tracker integrates with 8 exchanges to automatically record your cryptocurrency gains and losses throughout the year, and fills out the appropriate tax forms for you. Because records are written to the blockchain, they can be verified by third parties, which ultimately reduces costs for everyone. Though their first application is cryptocurrency-specific, the rest of their accounting software can be used by anyone. They will be offering a beta version at the Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Blockchain Superconference in Dallas, Texas February 16-18, and individuals who subscribe to their newsletter will receive a discount code. Their cryptocurrency accounting software will be launched on March 1st, just in time for this year's tax season. For more information, visit www.taxtoken.io. You can also interact with them directly on Twitter at @taxtoken.

In Wade's mid-30s, he knew he wanted a change — he wanted to begin training in a Martial Art. He did his research, he tried a few different styles, but hadn't quite found the fit he was looking for. When he discovered Krav Maga, he was intrigued. And as the saying goes, ‘When the student is ready, the teacher will arrive.' So he went to his first Krav Maga class where he met his instructor — and guest today — Barny Foland.   Barny Foland has run the Krav Maga studio in San Francisco for the last 18 years. He has a colorful background and is extremely passionate about self-defense. Barny began training in the Martial Arts as a way to work out when he was 40, starting with Chinese Boxing and then branching out into Krav Maga. After getting into Krav Maga, he opened up his studio with his instructor at the time. Barny's school, Krav Maga SF, is one of the first schools that opened up in San Francisco — originally founded in 1999 — and now holds over 60 classes per week.   Join Wade and Barny in this episode as they discuss Barny's background in Martial Arts, the unique attributes of Chinese Boxing — the Martial Art Barny has practiced, his love for Krav Maga, the process of how he started his Krav Maga school and how he maintains it to this day.   Key Takeaways: [:41] An introduction to this week's guest, Barny. [2:04] Wade welcomes Barny to the podcast, and Barny provides some background on himself and how he met his wife. [5:00] Barny's background in the Martial Arts and his motivation to begin training. [6:40] The unique attributes of Chinese Boxing. [8:16] Progressing beyond Chinese Boxing and about Barny's instructor. [11:22] Partnering with his instructor and opening up their Krav Maga studio in San Francisco. [13:29] What Barny enjoys about Krav Maga and the problem with traditional Martial Arts. [14:41] The benefits of the ever-evolving Krav Maga. [17:42] The history and early beginnings of Barny's Krav Maga school. [22:31] The process of how Barny progressed his instructors. [23:59] The joys of learning and teaching Krav Maga. [27:30] The diverse mix of people who train in Krav Maga. [28:25] Krav Maga: Self-defense; not a sport. [29:21] Barny's Krav Maga seminars. [33:02] Where Barny sees Krav Maga going and how he sees Martial Arts, in general, progressing. [35:20] Barny's favorite stories from his times teaching, resources he recommends, and things he has personally and professionally gained from training in Martial Arts. [41:05] Where to find Barny and his school, online and in person.   Barny's Links: Krav Maga SF   Quotables:   “A big problem with traditional Martial Arts is you may have 3, or 4, 5, 6 things you can do against 1 specific attack. And if you have to think about it, it's too late.” — Barny Foland  

"I've set this vision for myself to empower people the best way that I can, in the least amount of time, with the most simplistic process I can create. Because at the end of the day, the more complex a solution is, the less likely people will use it, implement it, or that it'll have lasting effect." - Ryan Foland   Learn more about this episode of A Celebration of You at http://hollydowling.com/ep63.

Ryan Foland was named as a top personal branding expert by Entrepreneur magazine. He is a TedX speaker and his writings and speeches have been featured in publications such as Fortune magazine and the Huffington Post. Ryan currently teaches hundreds of students at the University of California, Irvine how to better create start-up companies. Ryan's TedX talk was entitled "How Not To Get Chased By A Bear".  Most people have not been chased by a real Bear but how about an imaginary one.  Ryan explains that sometimes we create fears that are not really there and yet our body thinks that they are.  Often, this can be more damaging than helpful. In todays episode, Ryan explains how you can turn stress into excitement, become a great public speaker, and how to NOT get chased by a Bear.   What You Will Learn In This Episode: Why everyone is actually a public speaker The best way to become a better speaker and writer How to use stress to your advantage How to turn stress into excitement Why public speaking is just like sports What the 3-1-3 method is and how to apply it What the 5 D's are to making your invention a reality   Resources and Links In This Episode: RyanFoland.com InfluenceTree.com  Follow Ryan Foland on Twitter and Instagram.   Credits  Produced by Reed Harvey Edited by Reed Harvey Intro by Bensound.com Outro by Dying Dinosaurs   How To Hang Out With Self-Made Millionaires  A while ago I read an article written by one of my friends and favorite podcast guests Cody Shirk. He wrote the article as an answer to a question he was asked. "Where do I hang out with self-made millionaires," the person asked. Cody wrote wrote back. He said that every night he used to spend time with Dale Carnegie, Warren Buffet, and Napoleon Hill. He soaked up their insight like a dry sponge thrown into water. He would not say a word and all he would do was listen. Well, how is that possible? Books. Books are like personal letters that contain concentrated advice straight from a trustworthy source. Cody stated that he didn't have a group of millionaires to hang out with. So he decided to make his own. He was a fly on their wall and absorbed what they shared. Everything from Real estate, value investing, history, and any piece of information he could get his hands on. Well today, you can start your knowledge building with a FREE Audio Book from Audible.com. By heading over to audibletrial.com/reed. There you can download and keep any Audio Book that you want. The best part its free! So be like Cody and start listening today! Maybe someday you will be a self-made millionaire too!

Stephen and Trevor welcome Todd Foland to tell us his life story and to help the guys dish out some life advice. They talk about how to feel comfortable blurring the line between going on a date/hanging out, and how to feel comfortable in the workplace. Todd tells us about his life and what the last twenty years in San Francisco has been like. This is one of the guys favorite episodes. ON SOME REAL SHIT / TIGHT FIVE / NEW XANDER.WAV MIX / THE GUYS ARE EMPTY / SUBMIT QUESTIONS AT toobrokefortherapy.com/submit