Podcasts about Frank Rosenthal

Join us for an evening with former mayor Oscar Goodman as he recounts intriguing stories from the city's mob era, highlighting figures such as Tony Spilotro and Frank Rosenthal. Delve into Oscar's career as a defense lawyer for reputed mobsters, his personal anecdotes, and legal battles that defined Las Vegas. With humor and history intertwined, Oscar shares his unique experiences, including the origins of the Black Book and pivotal court cases. Engage in a nostalgic journey through Sin City's most colorful characters and iconic moments, rounded off with an entertaining Q&A session. A must-listen for anyone fascinated by Las Vegas history!  

Ce documentaire vous dévoile les véritables personnages qui ont inspiré le chef-d'œuvre de Martin Scorsese. Frank Rosenthal, le génie des paris sportifs, et Tony Spilotro, l'impitoyable homme de main de la mafia, étaient les figures clés d'un empire bâti sur le jeu, l'argent et le pouvoir. Découvrez comment leurs destins ont façonné le Vegas que nous connaissons aujourd'hui. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank Rosenthal was the best at the illegal sports betting industry. It took him from Chicago to Miami and ultimately Las Vegas.

Jeudi 4 avril, Frédéric Simottel a reçu Étienne Bracq, journaliste BFM Business, Bruno Guglielminetti, journaliste et animateur de « Mon Carnet de l'actualité numérique », Zoé Mohl, Associée chez Balderton Capital, Enguérand Renault, Consultant chez Image 7, Léa Benaim, journaliste BFM Business, François Bitouzet, directeur général de Viva Technology, Sylvain Trinel, journaliste Tech&Co, et Frank Rosenthal, expert de la grande distribution et du marketing du commerce, dans l'émission Tech & Co, la quotidienne sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez-la en podcast.

Frank Rosenthal, expert de la grande distribution et du marketing du commerce, était l'invité de Frédéric Simottel dans Tech & Co, la quotidienne, ce jeudi 4 avril. Il décrypté le clap de fin de certains magasins Amazon, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Frank Rosenthal, expert de la grande distribution et du marketing du commerce, était l'invité de François Sorel dans Tech & Co, la quotidienne, ce lundi 13 novembre. Il s'est penché sur les deux magasins de mode "Amazon Style" qui ferme ses portes au bout d'un an pour une stratégie sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Lundi 13 novembre, François Sorel a reçu Frédéric Simottel, journaliste BFM Business ; Jérôme Colombain, journaliste et créateur du podcast Monde Numérique ; Fanny Bouton, responsable du programme startup d'OVHCloud ; Léa Benaïm, journaliste Tech&Co ; Eric Feunteun, directeur des opérations de Software République ; Valérie Atlani, présidente d'Hexadone ; Paul De Rosen, cofondateur de Mobility Metrix ; Victoria Beurnez, journaliste Tech&Co, et Frank Rosenthal, expert de la grande distribution et du marketing du commerce, dans l'émission Tech & Co, la quotidienne sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Le groupe Casino en grande difficulté. Surendetté, avec une action au plus bas, l'enseigne de supermarchés va pouvoir renégocier sa dette avec certains de ses créanciers. Une procédure de conciliation s'est ouverte. Opération sauvetage pour Casino, distributeur fondé en 1898 et dont le grand patron est aujourd'hui sous le feu des critiques. Jean-Charles Naouri, est un financier qui a investi dans la grande distribution tout en se faisant très discret. Le mystère, Jean-Charles Naouri le cultive sciemment depuis plus de 30 ans. On le dit froid, calculateur, terriblement ingénieux et redoutable en affaires. Philippe Terrien, aujourd'hui retraité, a fait une bonne partie de sa carrière chez Casino. Sa première rencontre avec Naouri c'est en 1992, lorsque celui-ci devient actionnaire majoritaire : « C'était un personnage extrêmement charismatique, se souvient-il, on avait envie d'écouter ce qu'il dit, et il le disait avec une très grande clarté. Ça redonnait une vision pour le groupe, ce dont on avait énormément besoin à l'époque. »Début de carrière dans les ministèresUn homme brillant, mais déconnecté du terrain.  Alors que Philippe Terrien est - excusez du peu - directeur exécutif de la branche agro-alimentaire du groupe entre 2015 et 2020, il ne rencontrera jamais le grand patron Jean-Charles Naouri. « J'ai ressenti un très grand éloignement entre Jean-Charles Naouri et les problématiques de terrain. Son visage était totalement inconnu des collaborateurs de groupe. Je rigolais en interne quand j'étais chez Casino, je disais aux énarques avec qui je travaillais : "C'est quand même fou. Vous croyez plus au tableau Excel que vos collaborateurs ont fait qu'à ce que vous voyez". Il y a une espèce de déconnexion complète ».C'est dans les cabinets ministériels que l'énarque Jean-Charles Naouri a débuté dans les années 80. Il s'y forge un réseau, notamment auprès de Pierre Bérégovoy, ministre de l'Économie et des finances. Il participe activement à la réforme de la libéralisation des marchés financiers avant de partir dans le privé et de se lancer dans les affaires.Des erreurs stratégiquesFils d'un pédiatre, et d'une professeure d'anglais, Jean-Charles Naouri n'a, au départ, pas de grande fortune personnelle. C'est son réseau, son intelligence en affaire qui le propulse à la tête d'un empire. Avec sa holding Rallye, tel un maitre de l'investissement, il rafle les grandes marques : Monoprix, Spar, Naturalia, Cdiscount... Avant de faire plusieurs erreurs stratégiques et d'accumuler les dettes. Le patron de Casino a parfois manqué de flair. « Depuis très longtemps, Jean-Charles Naouri ne croit pas à l'avenir des hypermarchés en France. Je pense qu'il a tort, explique Frank Rosenthal, expert de la grande distribution. Il n'a pas investi dans ses magasins et quand vous avez autour de vous des Leclerc qui investissent très fortement, des Carrefours, ça se voit !  En plus, quand vous avez un positionnement qui n'est pas très lisible sur le marché, que vous avez fait du yoyo sur les prix et que vous avez une mauvaise image prix, vous comprenez pourquoi Casino perd des parts de marché en France ».Vers une perte de contrôle du groupe ?Des mauvais résultats qui ne l'ont pas empêché de doubler son salaire en octobre dernier. Aujourd'hui, le groupe endetté à hauteur de 6,4 milliards d'euros suscite des convoitises. Deux repreneurs sérieux sont sur les rangs et Naouri pourrait bien être forcé de laisser le contrôle de son joyau Casino. « Dire que l'actionnaire majoritaire et le PDG ne sont pas responsables des résultats de son action depuis 20 ans me semblerait totalement déplacé, ajoute Philippe Terrien. À sa décharge, je ne connais pas d'exemple où des financiers ont réussi dans la grande distribution. »Le stratège a récemment dû céder sa filiale GreenYellow spécialisée dans l'énergie solaire ainsi que son enseigne brésilienne Assai. Pas question non plus de jouer Casino à la roulette. Pour éviter la faillite, Naouri négocie. Selon les dernières informations annoncées ce vendredi, les premières cessions de conciliation avec les créanciers « auront lieu d'ici à la fin de cette année ». Casino prévoit également de céder des magasins pesant au total plus d'un milliard d'euros de chiffre d'affaires au groupement Intermarché.

Le groupe Casino en grande difficulté. Surendetté, avec une action au plus bas, l'enseigne de supermarchés va pouvoir renégocier sa dette avec certains de ses créanciers. Une procédure de conciliation s'est ouverte. Opération sauvetage pour Casino, distributeur fondé en 1898 et dont le grand patron est aujourd'hui sous le feu des critiques. Jean-Charles Naouri, est un financier qui a investi dans la grande distribution tout en se faisant très discret. Le mystère, Jean-Charles Naouri le cultive sciemment depuis plus de 30 ans. On le dit froid, calculateur, terriblement ingénieux et redoutable en affaires. Philippe Terrien, aujourd'hui retraité, a fait une bonne partie de sa carrière chez Casino. Sa première rencontre avec Naouri c'est en 1992, lorsque celui-ci devient actionnaire majoritaire : « C'était un personnage extrêmement charismatique, se souvient-il, on avait envie d'écouter ce qu'il dit, et il le disait avec une très grande clarté. Ça redonnait une vision pour le groupe, ce dont on avait énormément besoin à l'époque. »Début de carrière dans les ministèresUn homme brillant, mais déconnecté du terrain.  Alors que Philippe Terrien est - excusez du peu - directeur exécutif de la branche agro-alimentaire du groupe entre 2015 et 2020, il ne rencontrera jamais le grand patron Jean-Charles Naouri. « J'ai ressenti un très grand éloignement entre Jean-Charles Naouri et les problématiques de terrain. Son visage était totalement inconnu des collaborateurs de groupe. Je rigolais en interne quand j'étais chez Casino, je disais aux énarques avec qui je travaillais : "C'est quand même fou. Vous croyez plus au tableau Excel que vos collaborateurs ont fait qu'à ce que vous voyez". Il y a une espèce de déconnexion complète ».C'est dans les cabinets ministériels que l'énarque Jean-Charles Naouri a débuté dans les années 80. Il s'y forge un réseau, notamment auprès de Pierre Bérégovoy, ministre de l'Économie et des finances. Il participe activement à la réforme de la libéralisation des marchés financiers avant de partir dans le privé et de se lancer dans les affaires.Des erreurs stratégiquesFils d'un pédiatre, et d'une professeure d'anglais, Jean-Charles Naouri n'a, au départ, pas de grande fortune personnelle. C'est son réseau, son intelligence en affaire qui le propulse à la tête d'un empire. Avec sa holding Rallye, tel un maitre de l'investissement, il rafle les grandes marques : Monoprix, Spar, Naturalia, Cdiscount... Avant de faire plusieurs erreurs stratégiques et d'accumuler les dettes. Le patron de Casino a parfois manqué de flair. « Depuis très longtemps, Jean-Charles Naouri ne croit pas à l'avenir des hypermarchés en France. Je pense qu'il a tort, explique Frank Rosenthal, expert de la grande distribution. Il n'a pas investi dans ses magasins et quand vous avez autour de vous des Leclerc qui investissent très fortement, des Carrefours, ça se voit !  En plus, quand vous avez un positionnement qui n'est pas très lisible sur le marché, que vous avez fait du yoyo sur les prix et que vous avez une mauvaise image prix, vous comprenez pourquoi Casino perd des parts de marché en France ».Vers une perte de contrôle du groupe ?Des mauvais résultats qui ne l'ont pas empêché de doubler son salaire en octobre dernier. Aujourd'hui, le groupe endetté à hauteur de 6,4 milliards d'euros suscite des convoitises. Deux repreneurs sérieux sont sur les rangs et Naouri pourrait bien être forcé de laisser le contrôle de son joyau Casino. « Dire que l'actionnaire majoritaire et le PDG ne sont pas responsables des résultats de son action depuis 20 ans me semblerait totalement déplacé, ajoute Philippe Terrien. À sa décharge, je ne connais pas d'exemple où des financiers ont réussi dans la grande distribution. »Le stratège a récemment dû céder sa filiale GreenYellow spécialisée dans l'énergie solaire ainsi que son enseigne brésilienne Assai. Pas question non plus de jouer Casino à la roulette. Pour éviter la faillite, Naouri négocie. Selon les dernières informations annoncées ce vendredi, les premières cessions de conciliation avec les créanciers « auront lieu d'ici à la fin de cette année ». Casino prévoit également de céder des magasins pesant au total plus d'un milliard d'euros de chiffre d'affaires au groupement Intermarché.

Lundi 7 février, François Sorel a Loïc Lietar, PDG de Greenwaves Technologies, Frank Rosenthal, expert en marketing du commerce, Charles Nespoulous, président de Chouette, Théodore Tillement, président et cofondateur de M&Wine, Augustin Sayer, fondateur du fonds OVNI, Enguérand Renault, consultant chez Image7, Salim Nassur, fondateur de Mars, Julie Ragot, journaliste Tech & Co, Arthur Dagar, cofondateur de FuturZ, et Azul Freda-Rozenberg, cofondateur de Sesame, dans l'émission Tech & Co sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Frank Rosenthal, expert en marketing du commerce, était l'invité de François Sorel dans Tech & Co, ce jeudi 24 septembre. Il s'est penché sur la disparition de plusieurs marques dans les boutiques en ce moment, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

This week on the show Maine and Miranda recap EBI 20 the Absolutes, BJJ Stars 9, One FC grappling Title, Finishers Halloween Havoc, F2W 212, Twisted Church, and Medusa, plus Toro Cup 20. In the news section of the show we discuss Gordon Ryans next matches on UFC fight pass and potentially against both Ruotolo Brothers.  We talk about Kody Steel MMA 2nd fight RNC, and the upcoming WNO card. In the recap section of the show we discuss Nicky Rod on EBI 20 Absolutes, with dominate victories over the field and discuss in some of the earlier matches controversy surrounding Pat Shangoli fast heel hook in the event. In the recap of BJJ Stars we discussed the main card superfights and the GP main event match between Meyram Alves vs Mateus Gabriel, that saw Gabriel win on points. On ONE FC we disused Kade Ruotolo v. Uali Kurzhev for the lightweight title, that saw kade win via Heel hook. In the recap of Medusa we disucss the finals of both the 125 CJJ event and the 135 BJJ EBI event.  On finishers we discussed the title fights between at 125lbs  Eric Naples vs Chris Tran and the Straight ankle lock win by Eric Naples.  For the 145 title Frank Rosenthal vs. Anthony Molina-Valdes ending by Frank finishing an  outside heel hook, and for the women's 115lbs belt Alex Nguyen vs Chelsea Mapa, with Alex wining by face crank. We also briefly discussed Ethan winning Twisted Church 10K ADCC rules event, and F2W and Toro Cup 22 this weekend. Recorded 10-24-2022

“Associate – An associate is not a member of the Mafia, but works for a crime family nonetheless. Associates can include a wide range of people who work for the family. An associate can have a wide range of duties, from virtually carrying out the same duties as a soldier to being a simple errand boy. This is where prospective mobsters ("connected guys") start out to prove their worth. Once a crime family is accepting new members, the best associates of Italian descent are evaluated and picked to become soldiers. An associate can also be a criminal who serves as a go-between in criminal transactions or sometimes deals in drugs to keep police attention off the actual members, or they can simply be people the family does business with (restaurant owners, etc.) In other cases, an associate might be a corrupt labor union delegate or businessman.[66] Non-Italians will never go any further than this, although many non-Italian associates of the Mafia, such as Meyer Lansky, Bugsy Siegel, Murray Humphreys, Mickey Cohen, Frank Rosenthal, Gus Alex, Bumpy Johnson, Frank Sheeran, Jimmy Hoffa, Jake Guzik, Gerard Ouimette, and James Burke, wielded extreme power within their respective crime families and carried the respect of actual Mafia members. Soldier (Soldato in Italian) – A soldato or “soldier” is an inducted (or “made”) member of the Mafia in general and an inducted member of a particular Mafia crime family, and traditionally they can only be of full Italian background (although today many families require men to be of only half Italian descent, on their father's side). Once a member is made he is untouchable, meaning permission from a soldier's boss must be given before he is murdered. When the books are open, meaning that a family is accepting new members, a made man may recommend an up-and-coming associate to be a new soldier. Soldiers are the main workers of the family, usually committing crimes like assault, murder, extortion, intimidation, etc. In return, they are given profitable rackets to run by their superiors and have full access to their family's connections and power. Consigliere – The consigliere is an advisor to the family and sometimes seen as the boss's "right-hand man". He is used as a mediator of disputes and often acts as a representative or aide for the family in meetings with other families, rival criminal organizations, and important business associates. In practice, the consigliere is normally the third-ranking member of the administration of a family and was traditionally a senior member carrying the utmost respect of the family and deeply familiar with the inner-workings of the organization. A boss will often appoint a trusted close friend or personal advisor as his official consigliere. Caporegime (or capo) – A caporegime (also captain or skipper) is in charge of a crew, a group of soldiers who report directly to him. Each crew usually contains 10–20 soldiers and many more associates. A capo is appointed by the boss and reports to him or the underboss. A captain gives a percentage of his (and his underlings') earnings to the boss and is also responsible for any tasks assigned, including murder. In labor racketeering, it is usually a capo who controls the infiltration of union locals. If a capo becomes powerful enough, he can sometimes wield more power than some of his superiors. In cases like Anthony Corallo they might even bypass the normal Mafia structure and lead the family when the boss dies.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/support

"In Vegas, everybody's gotta watch everybody else. Since the players are looking to beat the casino, the dealers are watching the players. The box men are watching the dealers. The floor men are watching the box men. The pit bosses are watching the floor men. The shift bosses are watching the pit bosses. The casino manager is watching the shift bosses. I'm watching the casino manager. And the eye-in-the-sky is watching us all." - Sam "Ace" Rothstein, "Casino", 1995 Since the days of Sam Rothstein and the Tangiers - or Frank Rosenthal and the Stardust, if you will - casino security has come a LONG ways. The industry has moved on from binocular-carrying staff, wandering catwalks in the ceiling to a world of digitally networked video recording and facial recognition software...and my guest for this episode of the podcast is here to take us behind the curtain and into that world. Charles H. Barry is an expert in casino and corporate security, surveillance & investigations and currently runs his own consulting firm.  He has over 30 years in the field and has worked with several major gaming companies.  Mr. Barry is also a former law enforcement officer, having worked as a detective with the Phoenix Police Department and as a Special Agent with the FBI. Charles and I discussed the evolution of casino security over the last several decades, emerging threats to casinos & hotels, and the major event that forced gaming corporations to re-examine their security procedures from top to bottom. If you'd like to learn more about Charles and the services he currently provides, be sure to visit his website. __________________________________________________________________________ Jeff Does Vegas is an official Vegas.com affiliate!  Help support the podcast & get exclusive deals by booking your hotel stays, shows, attractions, tours, clubs and even complete vacation packages (including air & hotel) with our special link!  

Jeff Silver has experienced the Las Vegas casino business from both sides: as a member of the Nevada Gaming Control Board and as an executive at the Riviera, Landmark and Caesars Palace. Silver's time as a regulator happened during the Frank Rosenthal era, and Silver was the man who eventually put Lefty in the 'Black Book.' At the Riviera, Silver spearheaded several innovations, including one that's ubiquitous today: putting a fast food franchise on the property! Silver is also on the board of The Mob Museum. And, of course, he has stories about Oscar Goodman! Hosts: Jonathan Jossel, Lisa Melmed  

Frank Lawrence Rosenthal (June 12, 1929 – October 13, 2008), also known as "Lefty" Rosenthal, was an American professional sports bettor, former Las Vegas casino executive, and organized crime associate. Rosenthal, who was once called "the greatest living expert on sports gambling" by Sports Illustrated, is credited with bringing increased exposure to sports betting to Las Vegas in the 1970s. Rosenthal's life and career in Las Vegas served as the basis of Martin Scorsese's 1995 film Casino, where he was portrayed by Robert De Niro and re-named Sam "Ace" Rothstein.

Ce samedi 22 janvier, Noémie Wira a reçu Kate Ancketill, committee member of the NRF and the CEO and founder of GDR Creative Intelligence, Frank Rosenthal, expert en marketing du commerce, Zahra Rajani, Chief Strategy Officer chez Altavia CloudRaker, Bheshaj Joshi, cofondateur de Swirl, Sarah McVittie, cofondatrice de Dressipi, et Toby Awalt, head of product marketing. Ils ont mis en avant l'équilibre entre croissance et culture centrée sur le client, les moyens de facilité des ventes et l'IA au service de la mode dans l'émission Focus Retail sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission le samedi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Former Chicago Outfit associate Red Wemette sits down with Crime & Entertainment for a second time and we cover a variety of topics on this episode.  we talk about Frank Rosenthal & his wife Geri, The Kennedy's,  mob boss Sam Giancana,  Marilyn Monroe, Jimmy Hoffa, Al Capone and much more on Crime & Entertainment 

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap the Emerald City Invitational, Polaris Squads 3, and Fight to WIn 180.In the news section of the show we discuss the full lineup for the who's number one 185 lb Championship bracket that has been announced for September.   We also discuss a few of the other names in some of the other announce brackets.We kick off the recap section of the show talking about the Emerald City Invitational 3 that featured a featherweight 145 lb tournament for $10,000.  We discussed some of the controversial finishes in the first round of the event including a quick heel hook by Gianni Grippo, And a Kimura throw by Damien Anderson.   We discuss The quarter-final matches featuring Kennedy Maciel vs Frank Rosenthal that saw a neck crank RNC victory for Kennedy.In the Tournament Semifinals We discuss the overtime matches betweenKennedy Maciel vs Keith Krikorian, Gianni Grippo vs Damien Anderson.  Then in the finals, Gianni Grippo defeating Kennedy Maciel In overtime due to fastest Escape.In our recap of fight to win 180 we talked about Rafael Lovato Jr. defeating Gabriel Arges By decision in a match that saw the American continually putting heavy pressure on the variety of guards that Gabriel put up. We talked about the great leg lock work from Johnny Tama In his heel hook submission victory over Edwin Najmi that earned him SOTN Honors. We discussed the fantastic back crucifix work of Baret Yoshida that is always an absolute pleasure to watch In his assassin choke victory over Jeff Nolasco.In our recap of Polaris quads 3 team UK and Ireland vs United States we talked about the submission victories that took place on the card including a modified neck crank twister from the body triangle combination that Nathan Orchard hit to earn Team USA 3 points,  we talked about the Fantastic back taking ability of Roberto Jimenez, in his rear naked choke victory over Bradley Hill.   We also discussed it Geo Martinez,  modified shoulder crank submission that ended up tearing Daniel strauss's pec  and ultimately saw Team USA take the victory on points for the entire event.  We also discussed Kyle Boehm superfight victory over Nastasa Silviu Georgian via Inside Heel Hook In 30 seconds to secure the Polaris heavyweight title also calling out Craig Jones in the process. We very briefly preview submission underground 26 and fight2win 181 for next week's show.In the out row section of the show Emil talks about his family getting stuck in Puerto Rico and Maine talks about the progress he's been making in physical therapy post back surgery.Recorded 8-9-2021

Debra Lee Kristian is back for part 2 where she shares more about life at the Lido de Paris at the Stardust Hotel when the mob ran it. She has a few stories of interactions with Frank Rosenthal and how upset she was at a nickname he gave her. We discuss the immensity of the Donn Arden productions he was famous for producing and what it was like working for the Mob. Enjoy!Sign up for the 1st anniversary virtual live recording happening on Friday, June 18th here. Photos of Debra are available on the show notes page here along with links to videos of her singing in Allez Lido.Let’s keep the conversation going! Join the conversation on the show notes page and share what your favorite moment in this episode was. I look forward to connecting with you! 

Samedi 13 février, Frédéric Simottel a reçu Pierre-Louis Lions, professeur au Collège de France, Martine Varieras, directrice Marketing de Colissimo, Frank Rosenthal, expert en marketing du commerce, Renan Devillieres, cofondateur et directeur général d'OSS Venture, Anne-Delphine Beaulieu, directrice de la transformation digitale chez Lisi et Vincent Huver, délégué général de La Place Stratégique, dans l'émission 01 Business Forum sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission le samedi et réécoutez la en podcast.

We begin the show by learning that Pam was a devoted Mormon but at age 16 that changed: Why? How did she get into beauty pageants and what is was like to go from being a devoted Mormon to a topless dancer on the Las Vegas Strip? She explains how she got her first gig as a showgirl, the challenges of being a Vegas showgirl, and all the shows Pamela performed in. Getting hired as a co-host of the Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal for his show that was filmed at the Jubilation in Las Vegas. What were Frank and Geri Rosenthal like to Pamela? What she got paid for this (PAY ATTENTION)! How the job was like versus what she thought it was going to be like. We discuss the Disco Night Show (See Links) that was filmed at 3:30am. Pamela talks about how she got into the Howard Hughes room at the Desert Inn, what it was like along with her encounters with Liberace. Why she moved to LA in 1980 and her job as a Director of Sales in Beverly Hills. What her thoughts were when she heard Frank Rosenthal's car was bombed in Vegas and knowing Tony Spilotro. What are her hobbies today and going to the Phillips Graduate School.  Links:Frank Rosenthal Show 1979 Disco Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e5H3RQmkPcLas Vegas Show Girls Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showgirl#:~:text=Showgirls%20were%20presented%20in%20Las,the%20topless%20showgirl%20in%20Vegas.Pamela Payton in Vegas Visitor inn 1975: http://www.vegasretro.com/vegas_visitor/34_pam_payton13175v.htmlFrank Rosenthal Car after Bombing Pic: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/487796203372873696/ BUY MERCH! https://www.beforethelightspod.com/merchFollow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beforethelightspodcast/Support the Show & Join the BTL Crew: https://www.patreon.com/beforethelights The Extra 5What is was like meeting Steve Wynn -Casino MogulGrowing up in the disco eraVegas vs. LA for disco dancingDid she get to keep any of her costumes from being a showgirlNumber of shows they did per night and going out afterwardsSupport the show (https://www.beforethelightspod.com/member-areas)

We begin the show by learning that Pam was a devoted Mormon but at age 16 that changed: Why? How did she get into beauty pageants and what is was like to go from being a devoted Mormon to a topless dancer on the Las Vegas Strip? She explains how she got her first gig as a showgirl, the challenges of being a Vegas showgirl, and all the shows Pamela performed in. Getting hired as a co-host of the Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal for his show that was filmed at the Jubilation in Las Vegas. What were Frank and Geri Rosenthal like to Pamela? What she got paid for this (PAY ATTENTION)! How the job was like versus what she thought it was going to be like. We discuss the Disco Night Show (See Links) that was filmed at 3:30am. Pamela talks about how she got into the Howard Hughes room at the Desert Inn, what it was like along with her encounters with Liberace. Why she moved to LA in 1980 and her job as a Director of Sales in Beverly Hills. What her thoughts were when she heard Frank Rosenthal’s car was bombed in Vegas and knowing Tony Spilotro. What are her hobbies today and going to the Phillips Graduate School. Links:Frank Rosenthal Show 1979 Disco Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e5H3RQmkPcLas Vegas Show Girls Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showgirl#:~:text=Showgirls%20were%20presented%20in%20Las,the%20topless%20showgirl%20in%20Vegas.Pamela Payton in Vegas Visitor inn 1975: http://www.vegasretro.com/vegas_visitor/34_pam_payton13175v.htmlFrank Rosenthal Car after Bombing Pic: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/487796203372873696/ BUY MERCH! https://www.beforethelightspod.com/merchFollow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beforethelightspodcast/Support the Show & Join the BTL Crew: https://www.patreon.com/beforethelights

In this episode we delve deep into the mind of one of the greatest in the sport. Frank Rosenthal who is a Jon Danaher black belt and revered member of the squad. We talk very little about jujitsu in this episode and mostly about crazy stories that we both have. I hope you guys enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's always good times when we get to chop up with our friend and training partner Frank Rosenthal. He's been on a recent tear in the competition scene, but took some time between that and teaching full time at Renzo Gracie Bayside to pay us a visit. He was also joined by fellow Bayside instructor and training partner Vinny Grillo. We went over a number of topics ranging from how their formal education backgrounds have contributed to their teaching styles to how to properly breakdown your jiu-jitsu training for consistent and efficient progress.

This week we had my friend and training partner Frank Rosenthal on the show to talk not only jiu-jitsu, but aliens, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and more. As always we got some crazy stuff in the works, over at nickyrodallaccess.com doing. Also doing a big giveaway go check that out in my last video, thanks again everyone.Instagrams@Nickrod247@FrankRosenthal11@directedbyfrancisMusic by @smirkmusic_

This week on the show Maine and Emil Recap Craig Jones vs Mason Fowler 3 on SUG 17, Subversiv 3, and the Sapateiro Invitational, We also preview BJJ Bet Headlined by Cyborg Vs Kaynan Duarte.In the news section of the show we talk about some great matchups announced for the upcoming WNO card, Gordon Ryan vs Mateus Diniz, Craig Jones vs Roberto Jimenez, and Nicky Ryan vs Tony Ramos in a BJJ vs Wrestling matchup.In the recap section we kick it off with Submission Underground 17 (SUG 17) headlined by the rematch between Craig Jones Vs Mason Fowler that ended in controversy at SUG 16. We talk about the dynamic of the match, and how Mason was able to get a spine crank in the overtime of the match for the undisputed victory. We recap Roberto Jimenez vs Jesse Taylor that ended quickly with a great armbar transition, Ethan Crelinsten vs PJ Barch that featured vetran hand fighting and bending the rules, and Frank Rosenthal defeating Phill Schwartz with a great armbar transition off of a passing sequence. In our recap of Subversiv 3 we talk about how interesting this event was, with a combination or ranked black belts through blue belts in the same event. We recapped the final round, semi finals and a few select other matches. We discussed how much we enjoyed this event and were happy to see the format again. In our recap of Sapateiro Invitational we discussed the main event and a few of the bracket matches. In our preview section we talk about the craziness that is the BJJ Bet event. Headlined by Cyborg Vs Kaynan, Xande Ribeiro vs Vagner Rocha, Erberth Santos vs Felipe Pena, Nicholas Meregali vs Leandro Lo, and even more matches. We also talk about laying down some money on the card and putting our money where our mouth is on this one. In the outro Maine talks about getting a Nintendo Switch.Recorded 8-31-2020

This week on the show Maine and Zak Recap the great action at Fight to Win 150 headlined by Romulo Barral vs Tanner Rice, and preview SUG 17 Craig Jones Vs Mason Fowler 3. In the news section of the show we talk about the IBJJF moving the 2020 Pans to Florida in October, and how there will most likely be no worlds this year. In the recap section we take a look at the debut of Romulo Barral vs Tanner Rice including a great SLX transition to X guard and a sweep plus a front headlock that won Romulo the match. We recap Ronaldo Junior vs Marcio Andre in a match that half the team on Grappling Rewind disagreed on the outcome we talk about the passing sequences and how we interpreted the scoring of the match and the split decision. In the David Garmo vs Kody Steele we discuss the dynamism and pressure and aggressive style of Steel’s wrestling game coupled with his great passing and top game, we weigh this against the guillotine attempt from Garmo and discuss the split decision. We discuss the passing game and finishing sequence from John Combs in his Submission of the Night performance, and Andrew Tackett moving to black belt opponents in no-gi. Plus Maine talks about wanting to attend more rules meetings. In the preview section of the show we discuss Craig Jones Vs Mason Fowler 3 again this time on the correct week we discuss how this match could play out based on the rule set and what from the previous matches may be a factor in this one. We postulate on if the cage will be a factor and if Mason will try to make it to overtime and work face cranks again. We discuss the other matches on the main card and undercard including matchups featuring Roberto Jimenez, Ethan Crelinsten, Frank Rosenthal and more. We also try and find information related to Subversiv 3 but at the time of recording were unable to find information. In the outro section of the show Maine and Zak discuss working out during the week and plans, plus Nintendo switch Super Mario Odyssey, and D&N.Recorded 8-24-2020

2 Live fools chop it up with Onnit Invitational champ,Rise champ Ebi competitor Frankie Rosenthal. We talk about Jiu Jitsu, life and Ebi OT July 19, 2020 El Paso TX.

Dan interviews Frank Rosenthal on the history of the radical science organization Science for the People and Nafis Hasan on everything about a left-wing politics of science. Subscribe to Science for the People at magazine.ScienceForThePeople.org Please support this podcast with your money at Patreon.com/TheDig

Dan interviews Frank Rosenthal on the history of the radical science organization Science for the People and Nafis Hasan on everything about a left-wing politics of science. Subscribe to Science for the People at magazine.ScienceForThePeople.org Please support this podcast with your money at Patreon.com/TheDig

Ep. 34 "FR" ft. Frank Rosenthal by 4th stringers

Qu'ils s'appellent le Printemps, le Bon Marché ou encore les Galeries Lafayette, les grands magasins français ont su traverser les années et les époques. Ils sont devenus incontournables dans la capitale, mais aussi à l'international. Des milliers de techniciens, de vendeurs et d’artisans s’activent chaque jour pour faire fonctionner ces boutiques. Nos équipes ont passé 24h dans les coulisses du Printemps. Elles sont également allées à la rencontre de Frank Rosenthal, expert en marketing, pour comprendre comment ces temples du commerce ont réussi à s'adapter à leur temps.

This week on the Grappling Rewind Podcast Maine and Emil recap the big matches from Fight to Win 129 in Chicago IL, Rise 8, the Third Coast Grappling Qualifier 2’s Superfights, and as always talk the latest Pro BJJ News. Kicking the show off in the news section we talk about a potential matchup between Gordon Ryan and Lachlan Giles with Gordon reportedly willing to put up 500,000 on himself. We talk about the result of Askren Vs. Maia with Damien Maia chanting Jiu Jitsu after the fight. We talk a bit about the Grappling Rewind interview with Fight to Win CEO Seth Daniels that it out now on the Grappling Rewind YouTube page. https://youtu.be/yLsOCY7kPlA we talk about Vagner Rocha vs Tye Ruotolo being booked as a main event. As well as the stacked announced lineup for Spyder Championships. There have been some huge names announced for this one. In the recap section we kick off the show with Fight to Win 129 in Chicago IL, headlined by Talita Alencar vs Catherine Perret in a matchup that took place mostly on the feet. After that we get into the fire masters 3+ matchup for the Fight to Win Masters + title Mark Vives vs Andre Maneco this match looked nothing like a masters matchup, with flying triangles, and active passing and sweeps. Then we get into an amazing matchup between Isaque Bahinese vs Dante Leon that saw Dante’s outstanding Guillotine skills on display quickly in the match. In the recap of the Third Coast Grappling Qualifier 2 we talked about Lucas Valente Vs Bill Cooper that saw impressive control and sweeps from Lucas Valente. We also talked about a grudge match between Pedro Marinho Vs Jordan Holy that showed great passing and top control from Pedro and Maine’s favorite Guillotine Pass to the mount.After that we move into our recap of Rise 8 and Frank Rosenthal’s defense of his 145 title in impressive fashion, we also talk about Ed Abrasley clean Rear Naked Choke Sweep of the 4 man heavyweight tournament for the Heavyweight title at Rise. Then in the previews section we talk about the Queen of the Mats the UAEJJF AJP first woman’s grand slam showcase that features some of the best woman in the sport, Ana Talita Alencar, Mayssa Bastos, Bianca Basilio, Amal Amjahid , Luiza Monteiro, and Ana Rodrigues all battle it out in a round robin style event to find out who the Queen of the Mat is. This is not one to miss. Then we move into our preview of Fight to Win 130 in Denver CO, this event is main evented by Tim Spriggs Vs Erberth Santos and will be contested for the Black Belt Heavyweight Title this matchup is sure to be fireworks. Also on the card is Michael Liera Jr, John Combs. A highlight matchup at 130 between Karen Antunes and Tubby Alequin, plus the big men take the stage with Foster Bailey vs Tyler King.After that in the end of episode discussion Maine and Emil talk about how pro grappling has changed in the past few years and how great it is to see so many events, and so many grappling active on the paid competition circuit. Recorded 10-28-2019

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap Fight to Win 128 in Philadelphia that they got to attend live and shoot a number of interviews with competitors. We also recap BJJ Stars 2 and the domination that is Nicholas Meregali.In the news section of the show we talk about Keenan opening American JiuJitsu legion, and some of the controversy surrounding his branding. We talk ADCC trials dates and locations. The release of Lachlan Giles leglock antholog, and the information that cam out about Gordon Ryan healing broken hand at ADCC. After that we move into the recap section of the show talking about Fight to Win 128 in Philadelphia PA, headlined by an ADCC finals rematch between Kaynan Duarte Vs Nicky Rod. This was an exciting match with a much different dynamic than their first meeting two weeks ago. After that we talk about a number of upsets and exciting matches on the card Lucas Pinheiro vs João Miyao that saw dueling toe holds and leg locks exchanged back and forth. More leg locks followed in our discussion of Enrico Cocco vs Mike Padilla. Plus another bloody Fight to Win match between Dylan Royce and Valdir Araujo Jr. Thats not all also on this card we had IBJJF world champion Isaque Bahiense vs Felipe Cesar Silva. We also talk about some of the other competitors we got a chance to speak to and interview as part of the event. Check out all the interviews on the Grappling Rewind YouTube page. After that we recapped BJJ Stars 2 an event that once again showcased how good Nicholas Meregali is. We talk about his ability to finish even against top competition and in the finals, plus debate who at the weight and in the Gi in general is more difficult to compete against. We recap the Mens Openweight bracket, and talk about some other performances that took place on the card. After that we move into the preview section of the show previewing Preview Fight to Win 129 taking place in Chicago IL, headlined by Talita Alencar vs Catherine Perret with a Chicago main event between two legends Mark Vives vs Andre Maneco Leite also on the card a second week in a row is Isaque Bahinese vs Dante Leon in a match sure to push the action and pace. After that we talk about Rise 8, featuring Frank Rosenthal in a title bout.The we move onto the Third Coast Grappling Qualifier 2, that featured Bill the Grill Cooper, Jordan Holy, Pedro Marinho, and Lucas Valente.After that we talk about the Midwest Finishers also taking place in Chicago, that also features some exciting grapplers at 135, including Grappler Union Podcast Javier Palomo, Albert Tapia, and Hanna Sharp.Recorded 10-21-2019

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap Fight to Win 124 in Seattle WA, Shugyo Invitational Episode 4, GrappleFest 6, BJJ Fanatics Brown Belt Invitational. Then we Preview the Ultimate Mat Warriors 5, F2W 125, IBJJF 2019 Pans, UAEJJF AJP King of Mats 7 MiddleweightsWe kick off the show as always with BJJ news. Talking about Kit Dale dropping out of the event and being replaced by Valdir Araujo. We talk about Co-Host and Grappling Rewind analyst Ryan Stark getting promoted to brown belt. We also talk about Renzo Gracie recently making international news. After that we kick the recap section of the show off with our recap of GrappleFest 6 talking about João Miyao vs. Frank Rosenthal. Paulo Miyao vs. Kamil Will and recap Masakazu Imanari vs. Ben Eddy that ended in astonishing foot lock fashion in the last minute of the match. After that we recap Fight To Win 124 headlined by Josh Hinger vs. Arnoldo Maidana in a positionally dominating match. We also talked about Karen Atunes defeating Mayssa Bastos. We talk a little bit about the fight to win masters plus bantamweight championship belt between Brian Jhonson and Aaron Morris. In the Judo results we talk about possible fight of the year between Taylan Mark Yuasa and his brother Tegan Yuasa. And how interesting the dynamic between the two was. In our recap of Shugyo Invitational Episode 4 Maine and Emil talk about their enjoyment of the episode formats as well as the craziness in this weeks Keith Krikorian match. Plus Max Rohskopf is decisive submission victory of Ethan Crelinsten via Darce. Finally we recap the BJJ fanatics brown belt invitational that saw a host of top contender brown belts looking to make a name for them self and score a DVD deal. We talk about some of the Plemon airy matches in this event and Gordon Ryan‘s commentary. Then break down the final match between Kyle Boehm and Chase Hannah. Overall we were really happy with the way the first event played out. Then we move into the preview section of the show talking about ultimate Matt warriors five and they’re 185 pound middleweight tournament and super fights.We also talk about fight to win 125 headlined by Gutemberg Pereira vs Rudson Mateus. The UAEJJF King of Mats 7 the Middleweights featuring Tommy Langaker, Marcos Tinoco, Isaaue Bahense, and more. Then we do a brief preview of the 2019 men’s black belt IBJJF no-Gi pans. Reading through some of the biggest names that have registered for the event. Recorded 9-9-2019

On this weeks episode of the Grappling Rewind Podcast Maine, Emil and Josh, dive into a great three host episode. Taking a look at Fight to Win 123, Polaris 11, the BJJ Fanatics Brown Belt Invitational (and below), Fight to Win 124, GrappleFest 6, and talk about how we cant find any info on ACBJJ 15. We kick the show off talking about BJJ related news in some big grappling news Garry Tonon is back in the ADCC 2019 world championships. Echo Charles got his Black Belt. Gordon Ryan stated in an Instagram comment that his knee was 85% recovered. Last and least former IBJJF world champion, and former UFC champ BJ Penn got in a street fight. In the recap section of the show the team breaks down the main card of Polaris 11. We dive into how great of a main event Ffion Davies vs Talita Alencar was and Emil states that it is a rewind recommends. This exciting rematch for the under 50 kg Polaris title showcases the best in women’s BJJ. Next we break down Edwin Najmi vs Mansher Khera in a performance that shows why Edwin is one of the best in the weight division. We talk about Nicky Rod's impressive wrestling heavy performance against Ben Dyson, as well as how we think his speed and takedown game will translate to the grand stage of ADCC later this month. We also talk about two MMA stand outs that were featured on the Polaris stage Paddy Pimblett vs Steven Ray that saw Ray hitting an interesting single scissor leg takedown to a heel hook. We also talk a little about the controversy of the only Gi bout on the main card Marcus Tinoco vs Tommy Lanaker. That saw Lanaker take a close split decision and call out Keenan Cornelius. We recap Fight to Win 123 in Sacramento, CA headlined by Gabriel Arges vs. Dante Leon in a match contested in the passing phase. In the co-main event we saw a great masters title match with Cassio Werneck defeating Angel Lopez with a textbook X choke from the mount, after an amazing series that saw great top play and positional work from Cassio. We recap Samir Chantre’s victory over Jose Carlos Lima with an Estima lock to take the Black Belt Featherweight Gi title in the last minute of the match. As well as run through the rest of the cards results. We also recap episode 3 of the Shugyo Invitational where we saw Jordan Holy continue his fastest submission streak against Shawn Weisenburgh. As well as Nathan Orchard take home another rear Naked Choke victory against Rafa Domingos, in one of the craziest sequences we’ve seen in a long time. Plus we talk about some of the technique on display and some of the other points in the episode. After that we move into the preview section of the show with BJJ Fanatics Brown Belt Invitational, and below. The events notable names include Roberto Jimenez, Nick Ronan, Kody Steele, Nick Rodriguez, Pedro Marinho, Jesseary Childrey, and Pierre-Olivier Leclerc, and many more top stand out names. This is not an event to miss. After that we preview Fight to Win 124 In Seattle WA, headlined by Marcelo Mafra Vs. Edwin Najmi, and Karen Antunes vs. Mayssa Bastos, plus Arnaldo Maidana de Oliveira vs. Josh Hinger in a match sure to end in scrambles. After that we previewed GrappleFest 6, by Figure 4 Promotions. This event features both Miyao brothers. We have an exciting match where we are sure to see some footlock entries in Joao Miyao vs Frank Rosenthal. Paulo Miyao takes on Kamil Wilk, and the man himself Masakazu Imanari takes on 10th planet specialist Ben Eddy, as well as a ton of other great matchups on this card. We also briefly touch on the Submit IV, taking place this weekend as well, and the lack of any information surrounding ACBJJ 15. We also talk about sponsorships, and terrible tattoos. Recorded 9-2-2019

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap Third Coast Grappling 2, SAGC, and Rise 7. In the new section we talk about how Rafael Lovato Jr took the belt from Gegard Mousasi as well as Meregali and his post fight call out to Keenan looking for a rematch.In the recap for Third Coast Grappling we go through the top matches on the card breaking down the loop choke that Mergali hit on Cyborg. We talked about Craig Jones, Matheus Diniz, and the potential ADCC match later this year between Vagner Rocha and Ethan Crelinsten. We also break down the Edwin Najmi vs Gianni Grippo match, and talk about Gilbert "Durinho" Burns victory. In the recap for SACG the hosts talk about what it was like to do commentary for SAGC Redemption in college park Maryland. We talk about the three man commentary team of Maine, Emil, and Josh. In a true miracle managing not to curse for nearly 4 hours straight. We talk about the unique SAGC endurance format, plus go through some of our top matches on the card. We run through the undercard matches, then move into teh 10 man 155 pound bracket that ended up with 2 contenders that are scheduled to face off for the best at SACG 8. Big thanks for SACG for having us back to serve as commentary on this event. This event is up on the SACG Facebook page for anyone who wants to go back and watch the event. After that we move into the recap of Rise 7. This straight NYC card features some title bouts, Rey De Leon taking the number one contender spot to face off against defending 145 pound champ Frank Rosenthal. The we talk a bit about current IBJJF world champion Joao Miyao's heel hook victory over Finishers promoter Zach Maslany. Plus some more MMA fighters taking grappling bouts on this card. After that we move into the preview section of the show talking about Fight to Win 117 being headlined by Kaynan Duarte of Atos vs Gutemberg Perreira of GFT, always exciting Baret Yoshida vs Marcus Norat, and some of the top woman's competitors in the world Jena Bishop vs Luiza Monteiro. Plus a showcase brown belt matchup between Keith Krikorian, and Dan Dykeman.We plan to record a second show this week to cover Midwest Finishers 2, Fight to Win 116, and preview, Sub Spectrum 8. Look out for the show later in the week. There was just too many events to fit into one show. Recorded 6-24-2019

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap all of the weeks professional grappling and preview the upcoming week’s marathon of events. This week on the show we recap King Of Mats Heavyweights in Moscow. Fight to Win 115 in Seattle Washington then we preview. SAGC that the Grappling Rewind team will be commentating, we also preview mid west finishers to the welterweights Fight To Win 116 in Richmond California. Third Coast Grappling 3, and have an interview with the president of the organization Ryan McGuire. First we kick off the news Rodolpho Viera has been signed by the UFC. Josh Hinger and Keenan Cornelius have started making a podcast. Kasai Pro 6 qualifiers have all been completed and the finalists are ready to battle it out. Alex Vianna is going to be on his own episode of the Grappler Union Podcast this week. After that we move into the recap section taking a look at you UAEJJF Abu Dhabi Jiu-jitsu pro tour. Heavyweights king of mats A vent that saw stand out João Rocha, and Kaynan Duarte is a series of matches, along with A few other notable matches. After that we move into the recap of F2W 115. Where we saw Nathan Orchard versus Dustin Akbari end with fireworks. And some outstanding judo matches from Maka Yacapin and Others. Also see Nathiely de Jesus retain her title belt for fight to win over Jessica flowers with an impressive knee bar finish. After that we move into the heavy preview section talking about SAGC that the team will be commentating on this coming weekend. This event features some stand out local talent and Andrew Kochel, Ellis Karadag, and Eric Naples. Then we take a look at the Midwest finish her second event featuring a 20 man welterweight bracket that is stacked with talented names such as David Garmo, both Tackett brothers are on the event, Jordan Peitzman, Pierre-Oliver Leclerc, Zach Edwards and more. After that we move onto FW2 116 being headline to by Tanner Rice vs Helton Jose Jr, and Marcos Torregrosa vs Pete Shoemaker. Rest of the card is loaded with other black belt matches, and rounded out with some great lower belts as well. Then we move onto Third Coast Grappling 3 featuring one of the craziest Maine cards we have seen in a while. These are just some of the names featured on the event and some of the matchups we talked about Kit Dale, Gabriel Arges, Lucas Valente, Marcio Andre, Marcelo Azevedo, Gilbert Burns, Vagner Rocha, Ethan Crelinsten, Edwin Najmi, Gianni Grippo, Craig Jones, Matheus Diniz, Cyborg Abreu, Nicholas Meregali. After that we had a brief interview with the president of the organization and talked about the event, and rules. We also briefly touched on Rise 7, featuring bouts from João Miyao, Zach Maslany, Josh Burkman, Rey De Leon, Frank Rosenthal, and more. All this and much much more and this weeks episode of the show. Recorded 6-17-2019

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap the 2019 IBJJF Pan American championships in California that happened this week. We talk about every single finals match for the black belt adults, and highlight some of our favorite standout performances and techniques for the event. Plus we talk about a few other matches we thought deserved attention for the event. Maine shares his thoughts on closeouts. In the recap for the women’s finals we talk about Gabbi Garcia making her competitive Jiu-jitsu return taking double gold in weight and absolute. Ffion Davies winning her second black belt major event for IBJJF on her quest for a 2019 grand slam. And other stand out matches for the women. Maine and Emil talk about Adam Wardzinski’a impressive performance over Leandro Lo, and main talks about how much she enjoys watching Adams butterfly guard game. We talk about Hulks finals matches, green hair and all, and the piece he pushes. We also break down some interesting back takes from Levi Jones Leary, and his finals match versus Renato Canuto. After all of that we move into the preview section and man is it a big one we start off talking about Fight to Win 106 in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Featuring Cyborg, Talita Alencar, Tubby Alequin, Kevin Gallagher of the old man grappling hour, Formiga, Dustin Akbari, Enrico Cocco, and tons of more outstanding grapplers. The Florida events are always loaded with top black belt talent that got both hosts excited for the event. After that we move into our Preview of King of the Mat 5 featuring staples of the promotion and returning champion Dante Leon, and perennial top contender Quentin Rosenweg. This event always produces fireworks and highlights. We then moved into our preview of Third Coast Grapplings event, a qualifying event in order to earn your spot on the upcoming Third Coast Grappling 2 event streamed on FloGrappling. Maine and Emil, really love qualifiers as it gives grapplers a chance to earn their spot on big events. Speaking of running your spot on a big event the 2019 ADCC Brazilian Trials / South American trials, taking place this weekend as well at the point of the recording we did not have a bracket or any athlete registration lists although this event is typically one of the larger qualifiers for ADCC, and is sure to produce some outstanding matches between top competitors looking to earn their spot on the biggest No-Gi event with the most prestige in the world. Given that this is the only qualifier in South America it is sure to be stacked with top talent in big names looking for their shot at ADCC gold. We also previewed Tap Cancer Out Black Belt showcase as well featuring Mark Vives, Frank Rosenthal, Nick Newell, Mike Davila, Rick Hawn, Tiago Alves and more. This event goes toward a great cause and were really happy to see it taking place and showcasing great Jiu-jitsu. Recorded on 3-25-2019

On this weeks show we have a packed news section as Maine and Josh kick the show off really professional. Both the hosts this week are running on very little sleep due to the action packed weekend of events; so this episode you get lots of raw and unfiltered podcast hosts letting loose. After the news section we get into the recaps kicking the show off with our recap of the craziness that was BJJ Stars BlackBelt Edition. We talk about Erberth Santos having a knee injury then suddenly not having a knee injury and then running into the crown Malice at the Palace style to attack Penas Brother. After that we get into the actual sport BJJ segments of the show for BJJ Stars, and talk about some of the seasoned Brazilian Jiu Jitu veterans that were on the card. Josh gives some interesting history about many of the top guys features on this event from another era. After that we get in the Combat Jiu Jitsu (CJJ) fight night card featuring 135 pound bantamweight tournament and an absolute bracket along with some interesting superfights. Josh goes deep into what he thinks leads to a good palm strike, and Main discusses what he likes and dislikes about the ruleset. Then we move across the ocean to to our recap of GrappleFest 4, featuring Craig Jones, Lachlan Giles, and more in an exciting UK event. We talk about how good Craig Jones looks and how its nice to see him working from a top position successfully. Plus a few other stand out matches on the card. After all that we get into the recap of the Finishers Invitational 8, presented by Show the Art X. Maine and Rachael got to go to this event live to cover it in person the day of the show recording so we were very excited to talk about the event atmosphere, and how nice everyone at the event was, as well as some outstanding matches, and a great 145 pound tournament. We go deep into ADCC trials stand out Nick Rodriguez's preparation highlighted mostly by "Just going and doing stuff" much to Maines amazement. Then get into all the action that was the 145 pound bracket, looking at stand outs Keith Krikorian, and Frank Rosenthal, and more. Then we get into previews for Fight to Win 103 headlined with a number of title bouts, and outstanding competitors Gutemberg Pereira, and Tomoyuki Hashimoto, plus over 30 other matches in Houston. After that we get into a preview for Sub Spectrum 7 featuring a title bout between Matt Leighton vs Tex Johnson, plus stand outs Keith Krikorian vs John Battle in a matchup that both Maine and Josh are excited for after seeing both grapplers win this weekend. We then preview Midwest Finishers inaugural event with even more midwest action featuring Nick Ronan, Jordan Holy, the Tacket brothers, Alex Hodi, and more. This event featured a 155 pound tournament under the EBI format. Our final preview of the week we take a look at the stacked Spyder Korea qualifier event, featuring a under 76kg bracket and an over 100kg bracket. Featuring top Black, Brown and Purple belts, under the Spyder banner this is the first Spyder event of 2019 and if it is anything like last years tournament it will be sure to deliver.Recorded 1-24-2019

On this weeks show we recaps Fight to Win 102 in Albuquerque, NM, where we saw Mahamed Aly take on Max Gimenis for the Super heavyweight title in the Gi, as well as F2W Judo second match ever; and some other exciting matchups. After that we preview Combat Jiu jitsu Fight Night, featuring a 4 man absolute bracket of competitors. The we preview one of the biggest Superfight cards of recent history in Brazil with BJJ Stars, featuring Erberth Santos, Nicholas Meregali, Leandro Lo, Tim Spriggs, DJ Jackson, Marcus Buchecha, Felipe Pena, Joao Gabriel and more. After that we preview GrappleFest 4, with Craig Jones Vs Gabriel Arges, and Lachlan Giles Vs Bradley Hill. Then we continue the previews with Finishers Invitational 8, featuring a 145 pound 16 man bracket wit Keith Krikorian, Frank Rosenthal, JM Holland and more. As well as a ton of superfights including Rey Deleon vs John Battle, and Pierre-Olivier Leclerc vs Andrew Alexander. Finally we finish off the previews with the 2019 Flograppling Showdown Atos Vs GF Team, featuring some outstanding matchups, Michael Liera Jr vs Jaime Canuto, Keenan Cornelius vs Dante Leon, Lucas "Hulk" Barbosa vs Gutemberg Pereira, and Kaynan Duarte Max Gimenes. This next week of events is crazy and not one to miss. Recorded 2-18-2019

Les BATX, Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi on en parle ensemble ? Episode réalisé en direct audio sur Twitter à 7h35 le 04/02/2019 Liens des articles cités lors de la diffusion : - Définition selon Wikipedia https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/BATX - Les BATX https://www.google.com/amp/s/start.lesechos.fr/amp/25/10225.php - Des firmes aux apparences de copier coller des firmes américaines » https://grandes-ecoles.studyrama.com/espace-prepas/concours/ecrits/hggmc/esh/economie/les-batx-miroir-chinois-des-gafam-7312.html - WeChat, l’entreprise qui dessine la Chine connectée https://www.frenchweb.fr/wechat-lentreprise-qui-dessine-la-chine-connectee/345946 - Apple et son HomePod partent à l'assaut du marché chinois https://www.lesechos.fr/tech-medias/hightech/0600510789157-apple-et-son-homepod-partent-a-lassaut-du-marche-chinois-2236125.php - L’année numérique 2019 http://davidfayon.fr/2019/01/annee-numerique-2019-gafa-gafami/ - Le site de Frank Rosenthal http://www.retail-distribution.info/ - Visite de Hema Fresh, le supermarché physique version Alibaba https://www.lsa-conso.fr/visite-de-hema-fresh-le-supermarche-physique-version-alibaba,262399 - L’avenir du retail en ce moment en Chine https://owdin.live/2018/07/01/lavenir-du-retail-est-train-de-se-produire-en-ce-moment-en-chine/ Abonnez-vous sur : * Apple Podcast : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/bonjour-ppc/id1439013021 * Google Podcast : https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy83MjFmODcwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz * Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/0HE6b6ZfN3zeU4QikK7XFd * Deezer : https://www.deezer.com/show/70321 Pour proposer un sujet et commenter en direct chaque matin de la semaine à 7h35 rendez-vous ici twitter.com/ppc #BonjourPPC

EP. 11 "Two Hats" ft. Frank Rosenthal by 4th stringers

Les tendances du retail en 2019 on en parle ensemble ? Episode réalisé en direct audio sur Twitter à 7h35 le 17/01/2019 https://twitter.com/ppc/status/1085787440114294784 Liens des articles cités lors de la diffusion : - [NRF 2019] 5 tendances qui vont bouleverser le retail cette année https://www.usine-digitale.fr/article/nrf-2019-5-tendances-qui-vont-bouleverser-le-retail-en-2019.N791624 - [NRF 2019] Les startups Tech qui innoveront cette année dans le retail https://www.frenchweb.fr/nrf-2019-les-startups-tech-qui-vont-innover-dans-le-retail-cette-annee/344016 - La responsabilité sociale au cœur du retail https://blogs.adobe.com/digitaleurope/fr/customer-experience-fr/nrf-2018-gregory-pouy-responsabilite-sociale-retail/ - [NRF 2019] Après la voix, Salesforce muscle Einstein avec la reconnaissance visuelle… mais pas seulement https://www.usine-digitale.fr/article/apres-la-voix-salesforce-muscle-encore-einstein-avec-la-reconnaissance-visuelle-mais-pas-seulement.N793514 - Les technos réinventent le magasin et construisent les nouveaux écosystèmes du commerce https://www.lesclesdudigital.fr/tendances-devoilees-sur-le-salon-nrf/ - #NRF2019 3 innovations à base de mobile pour soigner l'expérience d'achat https://www.e-marketing.fr/Thematique/retail-1095/Diaporamas/nrf2019-innovations-base-mobile-soigner-experience-achat-336502/retablir-lien-proximite-son-vendeur-336503.htm - NRF 2019 : les investissements IT des retailers payent enfin https://www.journaldunet.com/ebusiness/commerce/1420556-nrf-2019-un-secteur-satisfait-les-investissements-it-payent-enfin/ - Les magasins sont-ils encore les hauts lieux de l’expérience ? https://blogs.adobe.com/digitaleurope/fr/customer-experience-fr/nrf-2018-gregory-pouy-magasins-experience/ - Le site de Laurence Faguer http://www.customer-insight-consulting.com - Le site de Frank Rosenthal http://www.retail-distribution.info/ Abonnez-vous sur : * Apple Podcast : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/bonjour-ppc/id1439013021 * Google Podcast : https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy83MjFmODcwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz * Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/0HE6b6ZfN3zeU4QikK7XFd * Deezer : https://www.deezer.com/show/70321 Pour proposer un sujet et commenter en direct chaque matin de la semaine à 7h35 rendez-vous ici twitter.com/ppc

This week, we watch the spiritual sequel to Goodfellas, when De Niro and Pesci move from New York to Vegas. Based on the true life story of Frank Rosenthal (who still claims no knowledge of the events depicted in this film), this movie is probably the most historically accurate film we have watched so far. Casino (1995), directed by Martin Scorsese.

This is the conclusion of our epic three-hour interview with living legend Dick Carson (Part 1, Part 2), featuring stories from his pool hustling days and memories of Frank Rosenthal. Timestamps 0:30 Hello 4:07 Strategy 29:45 Dick pt iii Strategy ... Read more...

Frank Rosenthal, Renzo Gracie Brown Belt and decorated jiu-jitsu competitor joins Zach & JM to talk ground karate and watch UFC 196

All things Frank Rosenthal. We talk all things UFC 237, including several famous fighters. Listen in, always curious if the description matters. 

Listen in as we cruise around the MMA world. UFC 237 is in the books, and we're all still team Thug Rose. Fun new fight rumors, and Raf covered a local event. We had a blast once again with our pal Frank Rosenthal.