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In this episode, we sit down with Josh Little from G3 Enterprises to discuss the company's deep roots in the wine and ag hauling industry and the innovations shaping its future. From early influences in agriculture to G3's commitment to sustainability, logistics, and grower partnerships, this conversation explores how the company continues to evolve while maintaining the values that built its reputation. We also dive into trends impacting the wine and spirits supply chain, the role of technology in modern agriculture, and advice for the next generation entering the industry.

This week on G3 Weekly, Scott Aniol covers five major news stories and examines them in light of Scripture:1. McDonald's Removes Food From Ads for Ramadan in Germany (00:21)McDonald's pulled all food images from digital billboards during daylight hours in Germany to honor Ramadan fasting. Corporate accommodation of Islam while ignoring Christian observances.2. Why the U.S. Strike on Iran Was the Right Call (05:41)Full account of why Operation Epic Fury was justified: failed negotiations, IAEA discovery of hidden enriched uranium, Iran rebuilding its nuclear program, and the threat to US forces and allies.3. Islamic Terrorist Attack in Austin, Texas (11:12)Ndiaga Diagne opened fire at an Austin bar wearing a "Property of Allah" hoodie and Iranian flag shirt, killing 3 and injuring 13. FBI investigating as terrorism.4. The Iran War So Far: What You Need to Know (16:25)Day-by-day account of the conflict from Feb. 28th through Mar. 5th: Khamenei assassination, Strait of Hormuz closure, Hezbollah entering the war, casualties, and global impact.00:00 // Introduction00:21 // McDonald's Removes Food From Ads for Ramadan in Germany05:41 // Why the U.S. Strike on Iran Was the Right Call11:12 // Islamic Terrorist Attack in Austin, Texas16:25 // The Iran War So Far: What You Need to KnowFor more helpful resources, visit G3+ at plus.g3min.org. Use coupon code G3weekly for $20 off your annual subscription.

Joe Satriani and Steve Vai have one of the deepest guitar-shredding relationships in the 6-string universe. Famously, Satch was Steve Vai's guitar teacher back in their Long Island days, and they've developed their careers across the decades as solo artists, as partners in the G3 world, and now with their own co-led band, SATCHVAI. To celebrate, we've got a two-episode arc with each of the guys talking about the other one's playing. First up is Satch talking all things Vai, from their early days in the lesson room to their upcoming Surfing With the Hydra tour. Sponsored by Rocky Mountain Slides: rockymountainslides.comFollow Nick: https://www.instagram.com/nickmillevoiFollow Jason: https://www.instagram.com/jasonshadrickGet at us: 100guitarists@premierguitar.comCall/Text: 319-423-9734Podcast powered by Sweetwater. Get your podcast set up here! - https://sweetwater.sjv.io/75rE0dSubscribe to the podcast:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aXdYIDOmS8KtZaZGNazVb?si=c63d98737a6146afApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/100-guitarists/id1746527331

This week on G3 Weekly, Scott Aniol covers five major news stories and examines them in light of Scripture:1. TRANSGENDER SHOOTER AT RHODE ISLAND HOCKEY GAME (00:21)A look at the tragic shooting in Rhode Island and the systematic media refusal to report on the shooter's identity.2. SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN TRUMP'S TARIFFS (04:28)Analyzing the 6-3 ruling that struck down President Trump's sweeping tariff package.3. RUBIO SHINES AT MUNICH; AOC STUMBLES (10:11)Secretary of State Marco Rubio's keynote at the Munich Security Conference and the contrast with the Democratic opposition.4. THE 2026 WINTER OLYMPICS AND THE RETURN OF UNASHAMED PATRIOTISM (14:34)Celebrating a historic performance by Team USA and a rare moment of "uncomplicated national joy". Is patriotism a gift to be received with thanksgiving?5. STATE OF THE UNION — THE NATION TAKES STOCK OF ITSELF (17:44)Thoughts on the longest State of the Union address in history and the tactical divide between the left and right.00:00 // Introduction00:21 // TRANSGENDER SHOOTER AT RHODE ISLAND HOCKEY GAME04:28 // SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN TRUMP'S TARIFFS10:11 // RUBIO SHINES AT MUNICH; AOC STUMBLES14:34 // THE 2026 WINTER OLYMPICS AND THE RETURN OF UNASHAMED PATRIOTISM17:44 // STATE OF THE UNION — THE NATION TAKES STOCK OF ITSELFFor more helpful resources, visit G3+ at plus.g3min.org. Use coupon code G3weekly for $20 off your annual subscription.

A Career Path Born from Industry Need Laurel Ridge Community College is addressing a critical workforce shortage head-on with its innovative Power Line Worker Program. What began as conversations with local utilities in February 2024 has rapidly transformed into a comprehensive training pipeline that's already placing graduates into high-paying careers across the region. During a recent episode of The Valley Today, host Janet Michael talks with Guy Curtis, Director of Marketing for Laurel Ridge, program manager AnnaJane Whitacre, and Derrick Dehaney, a recent graduate who's about to start his new career with Dominion Power. Together, they revealed how this intensive program is changing lives while keeping Virginia's lights on. Fourteen Weeks to Transform a Career The program packs an impressive amount of training into just 14 weeks. Students attend full-time, Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, earning seven industry-recognized credentials along the way. "It's a lot crammed into 14 weeks," AnnaJane admits, but the comprehensive curriculum ensures graduates walk out job-ready. The training begins with four weeks of CDL Class A certification, followed by heavy equipment operator training—a program Laurel Ridge has successfully run for years. From there, students dive into specialized coursework including VDOT work zone traffic control, OSHA 10 certification, CPR and first aid, and the core power line worker curriculum. Moreover, the program covers everything from basic safety and hand tools to the exciting work of climbing poles, working with live wire, and operating specialized equipment like Digger Derrick and bucket trucks. Students also learn about the broader power industry, including the differences between generation, distribution, and transmission systems. From Skepticism to Passion Derrick's journey exemplifies the program's transformative power. Initially, he enrolled at Laurel Ridge simply to obtain his CDL. However, after researching line work on YouTube, he discovered something unexpected. "I was like, wow, these guys are climbing poles—that looks like fun," Derrick recalls. "I fell in love with it at first sight." Despite being older than many of his classmates, Derrick's construction background and athletic lifestyle prepared him well for the physical demands. "I play travel football, still play travel football," he explains. "So me being able to do this work wasn't gonna be a problem at all." Nevertheless, the program challenged him. As a father of two, Derrick juggled full-time classes with weekend security jobs to support his family. "The first couple weeks, I'm like, man, I dunno how I'm gonna do this," he admits. Yet the struggle proved worthwhile. Derrick applied to Dominion Power immediately after graduating on December 18th and received a call back right away. He starts his new career on February 16th. Industry Partnership Makes the Difference What sets this program apart is the Northwestern Virginia Power and Energy Consortium—a partnership between Laurel Ridge, Dominion Energy, local cooperatives, and contractors. This collaboration ensures the curriculum meets real-world needs while providing students direct access to employers. Throughout the program, companies visit during lunch hours to discuss employment opportunities. "The employers have to bring lunch, so they have to buy the students pizza or subs or whatever," AnnaJane explains with a smile. "And then they get the whole lunch hour to talk about employment opportunities." Furthermore, near the end of the course, companies conduct on-site interviews with students. These aren't mock interviews—they're real opportunities that often lead to job offers before graduation. "Several of the students had offers or at least follow-up interviews shortly after graduation or even before graduation," AnnaJane notes. A Career with Unlimited Potential The financial prospects are compelling. Entry-level positions start around $50,000 annually, while experienced line workers can earn well over six figures. However, the opportunities extend far beyond the initial position. As AnnaJane discovered while developing the program, the career pathways are surprisingly diverse. Graduates can specialize in transmission work on high-voltage tower lines, focus on underground systems prevalent in urban areas, or move into fiber optic installation for telecommunications companies. "It truly is a very fruitful industry with lots of opportunity," she emphasizes. Additionally, the work carries a sense of purpose that resonates deeply with graduates. "In my opinion, they're in a class with first responders," Janet observes. "You're the one that when the power goes out because of a storm, you're gonna be going out there and getting the power restored." Derrick agrees wholeheartedly. "It's a bragging experience for me," he says. "I've never bragged about a job before. It's awesome. It's really awesome." Education That Goes Beyond the Classroom The instructors' dedication particularly impressed Derrick. "Every instructor was top tier for us," he shares. "They made sure we passed the class, made sure that we got the knowledge. And if we needed help, they would literally stop class and help that individual." This supportive environment extended beyond technical training. The program fundamentally changed how Derrick sees the world around him. "Now all I do is look at power lines when I'm driving or whenever I'm outside," he laughs. "I'm like, 'Oh, that's not right. That could cause a fire.'" Making It Accessible While the program represents one of Laurel Ridge's more expensive workforce offerings, multiple funding options make it accessible. Students can apply for Fast Forward funding, G3, and FAFSA assistance. Additionally, the college offers various scholarship opportunities, including county-specific options. "Regardless, let us help you navigate those funding options that are out there," Guy Curtis encourages. The college's financial assistance team screens each student to identify all available funding sources. The Next Cohort Awaits With the first cohort's success, Laurel Ridge is gearing up for its next class starting April 13th and running through July 17th. An information session is scheduled for February 26th from 5 to 7 PM at the Middletown campus student union building. Guy Curtis emphasizes that while pre-registration is requested, anyone interested can attend to learn more about the program and ask questions. "It's worth the while to just investigate, learn more, talk to AnnaJane herself," he says. A Message to Future Students Derrick's advice to anyone considering the program is unequivocal: "Run to it. Go in, sign up." He continues passionately, "I don't know where you can get this amount of credentials and certifications within 14 weeks. After these 14 weeks are over, I'm gonna be so ecstatic because this is 1000% worth it." For those on the fence, Derrick offers reassurance: "Laurel Ridge will make sure you graduate. I can't speak highly enough for what I went through. This is my personal experience, but I just can't be more thankful for Laurel Ridge and what they've done for me and my family and my career." As Derrick prepares to climb his first pole as a Dominion Power employee, he represents not just a program graduate but a testament to what's possible when community colleges partner with industry to meet real workforce needs. Meanwhile, AnnaJane has already warned him and his classmates: "In a few years, I'll be calling y'all again" to speak to future cohorts. The waiting list, as Derrick suggests, should be out the door. For more information about the Power Line Worker Program or to register for the February 26th information session, visit laurelridgeworkforce.com/powerline.

Max talks with Matt Bergwall, Executive Director of the Vision Jet Product Line at Cirrus, about the just-announced Cirrus Vision Jet G3 (SF50 G3)—and before that, he offers an unusually personal look at what the AOPA President's job actually requires. Max opens by explaining that he interviewed for the AOPA President role twice and uses that experience to outline what makes the position difficult and consequential. In his view, the job is not simply "being the public face of GA." It demands relentless travel to connect with members, lawmakers, regulators, and stakeholders—while still maintaining a strong day-to-day presence at headquarters to lead a sizable staff. He also emphasizes the fundraising reality: membership dues matter, but major donors increasingly drive what's possible, especially as traditional advertising revenue has eroded across media. Max argues that regardless of opinions about leadership changes, AOPA's advocacy work and member services—like the hotline—can be meaningful to pilots, and he encourages continued support for the organization. He also describes the way top roles like this are typically filled: boards often rely on executive search firms and closed candidate pipelines rather than a standard "job posting" process. Then the focus shifts to the Vision Jet. Matt explains the G3 changes through a pilot-centric lens: what's different in capability, how it affects workload, and what it feels like in real use. One headline upgrade is cabin practicality. Cirrus designed the G3 so six adults can fit comfortably, while still maintaining seven seat belts. That might sound like a simple seating tweak, but Matt describes it as a serious engineering effort that required deep iteration with mockups, real-world body sizes, and attention to the small geometry problems that make the third row either tolerable or miserable. The end goal was not only more capacity, but a better experience for passengers in the back—especially when the airplane is used as family transportation rather than a four-person luxury machine. On the performance side, Matt notes that Cirrus increased the airplane's MMO by 0.01 Mach, which equates to roughly 7 knots of additional true airspeed in certain cruise conditions and can also help during descents and arrivals. He frames the gain as less about bragging rights and more about flow: small speed margins can matter when mixing with faster traffic in busy terminal environments. He also explains the "why" behind the change: rather than a dramatic redesign, the team "sharpened their pencils," did additional flight testing, and validated that the aircraft had enough performance and safety margin to raise the limit. Max asks whether that might also yield a slight range improvement, and Matt says it can—though it's hard to quantify cleanly—while still being a meaningful, felt benefit on colder days when the throttle might otherwise need to pull back. A major avionics headline is CPDLC / ATC Datalink. Matt describes it as a system long familiar to airlines, increasingly available in U.S. centers and at many larger airports for text-based clearances. The practical advantage is removing the most error-prone part of IFR communication: copying down complex clearances and route changes while juggling frequency congestion. With datalink, pilots can receive clearances as text, review them at their own pace, and—in many cases—push the routing or frequency changes directly into the avionics instead of re-typing and re-verifying everything manually. In flight, the system can reduce "did ATC call me?" uncertainty: messages arrive with a clear alert and are hard to miss. Max and Matt also touch on D-ATIS and planning advantages, including how having information in text can reduce repeated listening and make it easier to configure the airplane early. They also cover a string of real operational refinements that make the G3 feel more modern day-to-day: improved taxi situational awareness features, taxiway routing guidance, and more capable visual-approach tools that help pilots set up patterns beyond the common "straight-in" workflow. Inside the cabin, Matt describes seat mechanism improvements that make entry and adjustment easier and more intuitive, plus passenger comfort refinements aimed at making the airplane more usable across a wider range of missions. The result is a G3 that's less about one giant breakthrough and more about a stack of changes that compound: a truer six-adult cabin, modest but useful speed flexibility, and datalink and avionics upgrades that reduce friction during the highest workload moments of an IFR trip. Max closes with the practical ownership layer—what this means for buyers thinking about price and programs—so listeners can translate "new features" into real-world value. If you're getting value from this show, please support the show via PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or Patreon. Support the Show by buying a Lightspeed ANR Headsets Max has been using only Lightspeed headsets for nearly 25 years! I love their tradeup program that let's you trade in an older Lightspeed headset for a newer model. 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This week on G3 Weekly, Scott Aniol covers five major news stories and examines them in light of Scripture:1. US Government Shutdown Ends Amidst Immigration Debate (00:22)President Trump signs a massive spending package, setting up a high-stakes two-week deadline for border security funding.2. The Epstein Files and the Summoning of the Elite (03:21)Following the release of millions of pages of DOJ files, Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to House depositions.3. The "Foreign Censorship Threat" Report (06:55)A bombshell report reveals how the EU has pressured American Big Tech to silence U.S. citizens.4. Iran-U.S. Nuclear Talks Resume (10:00)As U.S.-Iran tensions rise in the Arabian Sea, negotiations resume in Istanbul.5. Record Global Christian Persecution (12:28)Open Doors reports a record 388 million Christians facing extreme persecution. From the martyrdoms in Nigeria to church closures in China, we call the church to fervent intercession for our suffering brothers and sisters.For more helpful resources, visit G3+ at plus.g3min.org. Use coupon code G3weekly for $20 off your annual subscription.

Carl Spackler (IRE), by top European sire Lope de Vega (IRE), is best known for his dominant performances at both Keeneland and Saratoga.He broke his maiden in his second start by nearly nine lengths and was named a TDN Rising Star for the performance.The summer of 2024 began his proclivity for Saratoga, taking his first of what would become four wins at the Spa in the G2 National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame S.. He would later add to his resume wins in the G3 Sarnac S., during the 2024 meet, and wins in the G3 Kelso S. and G1 Fourstardave H. the following season. In the G1 Fourstardave H. he earned his top Beyer Speed Figure of 106, one of 5 triple-digit figures he would accumulate in his career.At Keeneland, Carl Spackler added two more Grade 1 victories to his resume in back-to-back years. His first Keeneland G1 win came in a thrilling edition of the Turf Mile Stakes during the 2024 Fall Meet and returned in the Spring of 2025 to take the Grade 1 Maker's Mark Mile, clearing the field by over four lengths earning a 104 Beyer Speed Figure. He retires with eight wins - three at the Grade 1 level, seven graded stakes wins overall, and earnings of nearly $2,000,000.“Carl Spackler is unquestionably the best male turf miler I've ever trained. Not only is he fast, sound, and perfectly made, he also has an incredibly calm temperament that trainers dream of,” said trainer Chad Brown, “I will definitely be in the marketplace buying his best looking offspring.”A son of Lope de Vega, the sire of 21 G1 winners and a top five European sire in 2025, Carl Spackler is out of the G2 Goldikova S. winner Zindaya, by More Than Ready. Zindaya is a half sister to G1 Jamaica H. winner Western Aristocrat. Carl Spackler's full sister Sandtrap, is already G3 placed at two.“Lope de Vega has been a dominant force in racing since he was named European Champion First-Crop Sire and has made a global impact. Carl Spackler had such an impressive turn of foot, consistently performed at an elite level, and with his sire line he brings exciting diversity to the Lane's End roster,” said Bill Farish.

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This week on G3 Weekly, Scott Aniol covers five major news stories and examines them in light of Scripture:1. South Carolina Advances Ten Commandments Bill for Public Schools (00:21)The South Carolina House Judiciary Committee has advanced legislation requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school and college classroom.2. Illinois Faces Federal Defunding Over Abortion Referral Law (06:11)A significant shift at the Department of Health and Human Services as they issue a notice of violation against Illinois for forcing pro-life pregnancy centers to refer for abortions.3. Congress Heads Toward Partial Government Shutdown Over DHS Funding (11:15)Insight into the federal immigration operations in Minneapolis and the tragic shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti that have sparked national debate.4. Trump Administration Blocks Foreign Aid from Funding DEI and"Gender Ideology" (17:55)The Trump administration has expanded the Mexico City Policy to include restrictions on funding for organizations promoting DEI and gender ideology abroad.5. Well-Trained Mind Goes Woke — Homeschool Parents Push Back (22:38)Following a controversial statement from a major homeschool curriculum provider, we discuss why parents must remain the primary gatekeepers of their children's hearts and minds.For more helpful resources, visit G3+ at plus.g3min.org. Use coupon code G3weekly for $20 off your annual subscription.

A currency is like the equity of a country, so the dollar's recent decline is akin to a drop in the stock of the US, says Morgan Stanley Global Head of Macro Strategy Matt Hornbach. He joins this edition of Macro Matters, part of the FICC Focus podcast series with co-hosts Ira Jersey and Will Hoffman of the Bloomberg Intelligence US Interest Rate Strategy team, to discuss the US and global economic and central-bank outlooks. The trio examine how these may affect currencies, yield curves and risk assets across G3+ markets.

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With Tim Krueger, Co-Founder and Partner at Krueger, Fosdyck, Brown, McCall & Associates – New Edge Advisors, LLC Overview For many advisors, the real question isn't how big the business becomes—but what happens next. This episode explores how Tim Krueger and his $1.4B Merrill team rethought succession, liquidity, and legacy to create long-term continuity. Watch… Listen in… > Download a transcript of this episode… NOTE: The views and opinions expressed by the guests on this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Diamond Consultants. Neither Diamond Consultants nor the guests on this podcast are compensated in any way for their participation. About this episode… For many advisors, success is defined by growth: more clients, more assets, more revenue. But at some point, the question shifts from, “How big can we build this?” to “What happens next?” After nearly two decades at Merrill, Tim Krueger and his partners had built a $1.4B practice and one of the most successful teams in their market. By any traditional measure, the internal sunset path would have been the simplest option. But simplicity wasn't the goal. Protecting clients, creating opportunities for the next generation, and preserving the culture they had built mattered more. That led Tim and his partners to make a very different decision: to break away from the wirehouse, sell out of that environment entirely, and align with NewEdge Advisors in a way that solved for succession, liquidity, and long-term continuity—simultaneously. In this conversation with Louis Diamond, Tim shares how focusing on other people's needs – clients, teammates, and future leaders – became the ultimate growth strategy. Plus, they discuss: Lessons learned over nearly two decades at Merrill—and how structure, team building, and next gen cultivation become paramount. Stepping away from Merrill's CTP retire-in-place program—and what other business owners shared with him that inspired the decision to leave the wirehouse. Opting to align with NewEdge Advisors—and how liquidity and continuity were key factors. “Shrinking to grow”—and why it isn't just a portfolio philosophy, but a business one. Monetizing the business—and how the process can be a new beginning for the business, not an end for the business owners. Building a true runway for G2 and G3—and how it can create a rare win-win-win for founders, teams, and clients alike. It's a candid look at what life after a wirehouse can unlock—and how thinking differently about succession can redefine both legacy and fulfillment. Want to learn more about where, why, and how advisors like you are moving? Click to contact us or call 908-879-1002. Related Resources Diamond Consultants Merrill Advisor Transition Report This annual “firm-focused report” takes a closer look at advisor movement to and from Merrill during the first half of 2025. The Transition Roundtable: Merrill, UBS, Wells, and Morgan Advisors Reflect on Their Paths Four top advisors who each left a major firm share how they built successful independent businesses on their own terms. Originally recorded as a live webinar, this candid roundtable explores the real fears, challenges, and opportunities of transition, and what advisors wish they'd known before making the leap. Shrink to Grow: Why Advisors are Making the “Strategic Decision” to Let Go of Assets In a world where bigger is considered better, many of Wall Street's most talented and productive advisors are opting to go against the grain and leave chips on the table. Tim Krueger With over four decades years of experience in financial services, Tim Krueger is a recognized leader in wealth management. As Co-Founder and Partner at KFBMA, Tim provides strategic oversight for the firm's vision, growth, and operational excellence. He guides key initiatives, mentors advisors, and ensures that KFBMA remains at the forefront of industry's best practices, delivering a client experience defined by trust, innovation, and results. Drawing on decades of experience in private wealth management, Tim combines strategic insight with deep expertise in investment planning, risk mitigation, and tax-efficient strategies. His commitment to building enduring relationships ensures that every recommendation is tailored to deliver meaningful, long-term results aligned with each client's goals and family priorities Tim is known for creating comprehensive, highly personalized wealth management strategies that reflect the goals, values, and family priorities of his clients. His approach combines strategic insight with a commitment to building lasting relationships, ensuring advice that drives meaningful, long-term results that align with each client's goals and family priorities. In 2025, Tim partnered with Cory Fosdyck, Jerry Brown, and Collin McCall to establish Krueger, Fosdyck, Brown, McCall & Associates (KFBMA)—an evolution of the highly regarded Krueger, Fosdyck & Associates team that operated under Merrill Lynch Wealth Management from 2006 to 2025. Beyond his professional achievements, Tim is a passionate community advocate. He has emceed numerous charitable events in the Destin area and served as Chair of the American Cancer Society's Cattle Barons' Ball (2008–2009) and Chairman of the Safety & Public Works Committee for the City of Destin. Today, Tim continues to make an impact as a Trustee of the Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation, charter sponsor of Sinfonia Gulf Coast, and supporter of the Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation and Special Operators Transition Foundation. Tim also serves on the board of directors of DEFENSEWERX the nation's largest 501(c)(3) organization of its kind, dedicated to enabling agile innovation for government partners through a network of innovation hubs across the country. Recognition & Honors: Named to Forbes Best-in-State Wealth Advisors list (2022–2025) Named to Forbes Best-in-State Wealth Management Teams list (2023–2025) Also available on your favorite podcast app and other media sites

Steve caught up with Virgil Walker during the Fight Laugh Feast Conference, and the covered a multitude of topics, from Christian Nationalism, the recent funerals of some Christian heroes, to Virgil's gracious exit from his role at G3 to what he is up to now. We hope that Grounded has been a help to your walk with our Lord. in Christ, the Grounded Team