Podcasts about gary morton

In this episode we cover the life of actress, comedienne and producer, Lucille Ball.  We talk about her life, her time with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, her time as the queen of Television and the legacy she left behind.  We talk her marriage to Desi and her second husband Gary Morton.  We talk her time as the head of Desilu studios, shows she discovered and her legacy today.  Plus in Arthur's corner we talk more Dandy's World, and we talk about Arthur's latest foray into voice acting thanks to Edward October and so much more including the family banter you all love!  So stop procrastinating and start listening to your new favorite episode of the Family Plot Podcast!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/family-plot--4670465/support.

TV & Radio Host/ Producer Sharrarne Morton and her Husband Gary Morton discuss their 32 year marriage journey which led them to separation for many years, as well as their journey to coming back together again, and EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN! So good and funny. You won't want to miss this.On the heels of all their success on HGTV's "Married To Real Estate," fans have requested more access and knowledge to the two as it pertains to their lessons on marriage and relationships as well as wealth-building strategies, catalyzing the Marriage & Money Podcast. The weekly podcast is full of humorous stories, valuable life hacks, honest & meaty marriage dilemmas, wealth & legacy-building knowledge, and special guests. Also available on iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music.

Today on Too Opinionated we visit with Television historian, archivist and podcast pioneer Stu Shostack!  Award-winning filmmaker CJ Wallis' latest documentary STU'S SHOW, chronicling the relationship between legendary actress Lucille Ball and TV historian Stu Shostak, premieres on digital May 2, 2022 from Upstream Flix. The story of TV historian and archivist Stu Shostak, the documentary features screen-legends Tony Dow (“Leave it to Beaver”), Michael Cole ("The Mod Squad"), the late Ed Asner (“Lou Grant”), Butch Patrick (“The Munsters”), Academy Award Winner Margaret O'Brien, Geri Jewell and many, many more. Shostak got his start handing out tickets to Norman Lear sitcom tapings to people in Hollywood and parlayed that into doing audience warm-ups prior to tapings for shows such as “All In The Family” and “One Day At A Time”. The film also indirectly tells the story of television legend Lucille Ball who, contrast to popular belief, was an extremely kind and generous person who treated those around her like family. Ball is hired to hold Q&A's at a Los Angeles based College which provides a window of opportunity that alters the course of Stu's life. Shostak's encyclopedic knowledge of Ball's career earns his way into becoming an essential part of her small inner circle as her archivist and assistant to her husband Gary Morton. After Ball passes away, Shostak pioneers what we know now as “podcasting”, hosting internet shows interviewing celebrity cast and crew of the golden age of television. He also co-produces the widely successful LOVING LUCY conventions which welcomed prior cast, crew and superfans from around the world to come together for a few days to celebrate their love of I Love Lucy. At one of these Loving Lucy conventions Stu meets Jeanine Kasun, a music teacher and Lucy super-fan, who noticed Shostak hosting game shows, events and trivia contests. The two speak on the phone at length and eventually begin dating until Jeanine suffers a brain aneurysm and the two, alongside the legends of television, enter into a war with the medical industry to keep her alive. STU'S SHOW will be available on major digital platforms May 2. Want to Preorder: https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/stus-show/id1620465541 Want to Watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod (Please Subscribe)

This week's chat centers around the second marriages of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. After their marriage ended, they both went on to find love and marry others. Lucy married comedian Gary Morton and Desi married Edith Hirsch. Our episode today really is a chat about what we know about them pre-and post Lucy and Desi as information of their upbringing is scarce. The beautiful thing to see is how happy these second marriages made each of them- even in the undeniable shadow of the juggernaut that was Desilu and the image they created forever. •• Please rate and review our podcast! ••• Connect with all things 'Having A Ball' ••• YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDXuCxbfhUNJzJ_8wMfMD_w/featured Having A Ball Podcast on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Having-a-Ball-Podcast-103319291812682 Having A Ball Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/havingaballpod/ Erika on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erikamurrietta/ Erika on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/erika.murrietta.3 Erika on Twitter: https://twitter.com/erikamurrietta Ziva on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/luciana.ehrlinger Ziva on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ziva_e/ Email: havingaballpod@gmail.com ••• Photos: CBS/ Getty/ Desilu Produced by: Erika Murrietta Music provided by: Feather Duster via SilvermanSound https://www.silvermansound.com/free-music/feather-duster

In these episodes of Let's Talk To Lucy, Lucy and her husband and announcer Gary Morton sit down with Arthur Godfrey and tell stories from Godfrey's safari trip and the time they all spent together at Godfrey's estate in Virginia.Let's Talk To Lucy is produced by SiriusXM.  Click here for a special SiriusXM subscription offer!https://www.siriusxm.com/offers/lets-talk-to-lucy

The existence of God cannot be proven, many people say. Men and women are looking for empirical evidence, but when confronted with that evidence, they immediately come up with reasons why it cant be God must must be something else.Those things wear thin, however, when the evidence is first hand accounts of God's acting in thew world. God is real and is moving in our world today, and my guest on this episode has much to say about that. I am so honored to have as my guest Cowboy artist Gary Morton. Gary is a true legend in both the world of the cowboy and fine art, but what is so impactful is hies life with Christ and how the Lord has moved in his life. The reality of God has been made real to Gary time and time again, and he is hoping to share with us these wonderful testimonies of God. Contact information; Website; www.garymortonart.com Instagram; @realdealcowboyart --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/curt-mattson/message

A special starring Lucille Ball and Art Carney. Produced by Gary Morton and written by Arthur Julian. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alva-riley/support

Happy Thanksgiving! In this review, the hosts discuss the 'Let's Talk to Lucy' episode where Lucille Ball describes the amazing day created at the World Fair in her honor, Lucy Day! This episode was much different than the other 'Let's Talk to Lucy' episodes as Lucy walks us through the entire experience at the fair accompanied by husband, Gary Morton and Hedda Hopper. We also hear a fun little interview snippet from Lucille during a Barbara Walters interview in which she describes a very Lucy Ricardo-esque mishap in the kitchen- perfect for Thanksgiving! ••• Connect with all things 'Having A Ball' ••• YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDXuCxbfhUNJzJ_8wMfMD_w/featured Having A Ball Podcast on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Having-a-Ball-Podcast-103319291812682 Having A Ball Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/havingaballpod/ Erika on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erikamurrietta/ Erika on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/erika.murrietta.3 Erika on Twitter: https://twitter.com/erikamurrietta Ziva on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/luciana.ehrlinger Ziva on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ziva_e/ Email: havingaballpod@gmail.com ••• Producer: Aron Bender Photos: Getty Images Music provided by: Feather Duster via SilvermanSound https://www.silvermansound.com/free-music/feather-duster

Lucille Ball married Gary Morton in 1961. The lawsuit Arnaz vs Morton explained. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alva-riley/support

New Mexico cowboy artist Gary Morton talks about his early days on the Bell Ranch, the responsibilities of a camp man and a wagon boss on a ranch, his journey as an artist, running cattle on the Mescalero Indian Reservation, and the importance of getting details right when representing the working cowboy.          

Inside Groove is the exclusive podcast featuring the past and present heroes of Supermodified racing (The fastest and most exotic short track race cars on the planet!) and the latest from the tracks that race them. Tom Baker, who has attended racing at the “Home of the Supermodifieds”, The Oswego Speedway, since 1973, hosts the show and is joined by Camden Proud, who races Supermodifieds at Oswego on Saturday nights and then puts his speedway PR hat on during the week and writes about the big block supers, 350 supers and SBS supermodified division. This week's guest is long-time supermodified racer Dave McKnight, Jr. who is still competing today in both supers and sprint cars owned by fellow former supermodified star Gary Morton.

Inside Groove is the exclusive podcast featuring the past and present heroes of Supermodified racing (The fastest and most exotic short track race cars on the planet!) and the latest from the tracks that race them. Tom Baker, who has attended racing at the “Home of the Supermodifieds”, The Oswego Speedway, since 1973, hosts the show and is joined by Camden Proud, who races Supermodifieds at Oswego on Saturday nights and then puts his speedway PR hat on during the week and writes about the big block supers, 350 supers and SBS supermodified division. This week's guest is long-time supermodified racer Dave McKnight, Jr. who is still competing today in both supers and sprint cars owned by fellow former supermodified star Gary Morton.

This week we will be speaking to the pubs surviving lockdown by sitting down with Jen Dalby, landlady at the Hand in Hand in Brighton and Angela and Gary Morton from the Hail to Ale pub in Wolverhampton. You can learn about CART - the Campaign for Real Takehome in 1984 and a review of supermarket brews from 1975. We also have a new recipe from Sue Nowak of beer baked bramleys available at What's Brewing and below: https://wb.camra.org.uk/2020/06/22/beer-recipe-beer-baked-bramleys/You can discover more by joining the campaign for just £26.50/year - visit https://join.camra.org.uk/Beer Baked BramleysEVERY Monday lunchtime, regular as clockwork, a smiley bloke wheels a trolley up our path bringing our weekly shop. This is an entirely alien concept for me. I like to shop haphazardly, choosing what’s in season, what’s BOGOF, what’s half price due to sell by date. I love delis, farmers’ markets, the old-fashioned butchers and bakers in Tavistock, the wet fish shop getting its catch direct from a Plymouth trawler. The sort of shopping many of you probably enjoy too, especially if it includes a pub stop for a pint and a pasty, perhaps a game of dominoes. Do you miss pub games? (Incidentally, my brother and I have invented a brilliant game to while away lockdown: we call it Best Films Ever Poker. So, I e-mail him: “I’ll see your On the Waterfront and raise you Gone with the Wind…” But I digress. I’m indebted to the Tesco deliverers, the more so because we don’t live near one of the stores and I don’t actually know where these guys come from. Ordering online is, er, interesting. On the whole they do a great job though we get the odd surprise. My request for a Savoy cabbage was met with frozen shredded; this is not a successful product. I wanted a few leeks and, boy, did I get ’em – three monsters that would have won giant leek at any horticultural show. On the other hand I asked for root ginger (fiddly to peel and chop), and instead received a fragrant little jar of their Crushed Ginger, ready to use. Tesco’s Chief Executive must have been up half the night making that; cheers, sir, I won’t forget. Speaking of my brother, he’s their biggest fan. He shops there so much his Tesco points apparently pay most of the cost of his annual French leave in a gite. (Not this year, Little Bro, you’ll have to drive a camper van to a Tesco carpark near the sea.) Last week I put mincemeat on the list thinking I’d make a nice shepherd’s pie or chilli; lo and behold I received a jar of mincemeat as in mince pies. Was I bovvered? Nah. I’ve run out of dried fruit so I’ll use it to stuff baked apples with a liberal slurp of dark spicy ale – as it happens I’ve got McEwan’s Champion, a big, fruity number (7.3% ABV), winner of a national Tesco beer challenge I helped judge many moons ago, hence the name. Every little helps.Beer-baked BramleysOne cooking apple per person; mixed dried fruit (or mincemeat); a few chopped, stoneless dates and walnut halves (if you’ve got any); dark spicy ale; a little soft brown sugar.Put dried fruit (or mincemeat) in a bowl with dates, if used, add enough ale to cover, and marinate overnight; drain retained liquor. Core apples and cut a line round middle of each with a sharp knife. Stir a little brown sugar into fruit mix and use to stuff the apples; place in an ovenproof dish and pour over retained liquor, scattering any leftover filling mix around. Bake in the centre of a hot oven (200C/gas mark 6) for around 45 to 60 minutes, until the apple puffs up to soufflé softness, the caramelising ale creating a toffee apple effect. Pop a walnut half where the apple stalk was, and serve with thick yellow cream. Cheers – and bon appétit!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/pubspintspeople. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of The Mental Health Revolution Kate joins Gary who is one of Kate’s old friends and unofficial mentor to discuss how Gary stays positive regardless of his past and how it may have affected him. KEY TAKEAWAYS  People tend to hold onto things from their past to use as an excuse to not move forward. Staying positive and being a successful businessman has been very incremental and certainly hasn’t been an instant thing. Gary explains that marrying a good woman is crucial and it’s helped him learn crucial lessons alongside being the stable influence behind any of the success that they’ve had. For Gary his motivation has never been about the money, it’s always been about winning, being successful and having a good strong harmonious team. You’re never going to always win every deal so there’s no benefit or mileage by boiling the person that’s lost the deal out. But ensure you learn from it for the next time. People want, like and appreciate consistency. Social media often gives people that constancy through likes. However, a lot of younger people often now don’t see what is going on in the real world, which has fed the strong need to have success but not put in the work. BEST MOMENTS ‘Who motivates the motivator?’ ‘By being incremental you’re more able to keep your feet on the ground and it’s more sustainable.’ ‘Some people take opportunity and others are unable to see it’ ‘The by-product of success is generally happiness or financial gain’ ‘Great teams recognise that not everyone can be great everyday’ VALUABLE RESOURCES  You can find out about Gary’s charity GM Fundraising through the website https://www.gmfundraising.co.uk/ ABOUT THE HOST  Kate Ashley-Norman is creator of Positive Mind Management, the host of The Mental Health Revolution podcast, and a passionate speaker and trainer about our emotional wellbeing. She is seeking to change the nature and tone of the conversation around mental health for business owners, their workplaces and ultimately in their personal lives. Kate has spent the last 25+ years running her own businesses, initially working running a six figure PR consultancy agency, then building a multi-million pound international property portfolio. Latterly she has dedicated her time to studying emotional mastery and positive psychology, while bringing up four children, and has used her experience and knowledge to create the Positive Mind Management programme specifically for entrepreneurs and small businesses. The knowledge Kate has collated will help you to not only better understand your emotions, it will help you both improve it, and supercharge it during those more challenging times when emotional wellbeing can be compromised. Fear, procrastination, overwhelm, powerlessness, self worth – empire building is a hugely challenging process in its own right. The more power you hold within your own emotions, the more you can harness the power of those emotions, good and bad, to the benefit of your business and life in general. Hugely practical and applicable, this revolutionary approach to mental health is putting the power back into the hands of each and every individual. CONTACT METHOD You can support The Mental Health Revolution, and contribute to the conversation in the following closed Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/238516643507943/ You can search Kate Ashley-Norman on any of these platforms – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. You can also support the movement through our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=12852819 Kate can be contacted anytime via her email: kateashleynorman@gmail.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Three years after Tony's first introduction to the American audience, Tony and Ralph, Sandler & Young, are now at the top of their game. They are packing the finest stages all over the country and enjoying new friendships with Hollywood's biggest stars. And, what makes this so bizarre, is how this all comes back to a prediction given to Tony by a Gypsy Fortune Teller. All the details are in episode 6 of the Tony Sandler Podcast. To learn more about the Sandler & Young series, head here: https://www.sandlerandyoung-legacy.com/current-legacy-project/ Mentioned in this episode: Gary Morton, Desi Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Polly Bergen, Kirk Douglas, Jerry Lewis, Sandler & Young, Ralph Young, Tony Sandler

In today’s episode, Susan talks with Gary Morton about exceptional, extraordinary leadership, through three key principles. Susan and Gary discuss how to get clarity of purpose to run through the bones of your team and leading underperformers to become better performers. Links:Gary’s book, Commanding Excellence: http://amzn.to/2zbf6g1http://2Questions.TVShare your thoughts in the comments below!Equipment used for this video:- Zoom.us- Blue Yeti Microphone- MacBook Pro Subscribe to 2QuestionsTV for more interviews and behind the scenes footage! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gary Morton, author, Commanding Excellence, says optimizing the selection process from an employer standpoint is understanding the type of people you want and how they will fit inside your organization. It may not come out of the resume or school coursework, but if you have a way to measure and validate that, then it can help optimize the selection process. The more complex the role, the more talent comes into the equation. He explains that talent rules, and bringing the right talent is not age specific. Critical to this is purpose, passion, and ingenuity.

Gary Morton, author, Commanding Excellence, says optimizing the selection process from an employer standpoint is understanding the type of people you want and how they will fit inside your organization. It may not come out of the resume or school coursework, but if you have a way to measure and validate that, then it can help optimize the selection process. The more complex the role, the more talent comes into the equation. He explains that talent rules, and bringing the right talent is not age specific. Critical to this is purpose, passion, and ingenuity.

Selling is both an art and a science. To be great at it is much more than just being a good talker, or being persuasive or having impeccable product knowledge. There is planning and strategy and practice that must be undertaken to become truly exceptional at sales. Our very special guest on this session of Sales Chalk Talk is Gary Morton. Gary is a West Point graduate. As a tank commander, he was part of the maneuver task force that won every battle in which they engaged at the grueling U.S. Army National Training Center. Nobody was supposed to be able to do that, but Gary’s unit did. Then he worked for the Stryker Corporation, a company that increased its earnings by at least 20% every quarter for 28 years! Now he’s an author with a new book titled Commanding Excellence: Inspiring Purpose, Passion, and Ingenuity through Leadership That Matters. On this show, you’ll hear: • How sales teams are similar to combat-ready military teams • How “racking and stacking” improves sales performance • How to skate to where the puck is going, not where it’s already been • And MUCH more! When you join my awesome cohost, Murphy Alafoginis and me, you’ll be absolutely fascinated, as we were, by Gary and his ideas about the strategic aspects of the sales process. What you learn on this session will absolutely impact your sales team in a very powerful way! Gary is an incredibly great strategist! Gary’s website is http://igarymorton.com

Gary Morton reveals the key ingredients to the “secret sauce” allowing teams to be at the top 1% of their fields.   You'll Learn: The first steps toward achieving clarity of purpose How to spark empowered obsession in your team Guidelines for unleashing your group’s creativity   About Gary: Gary Morton graduated from West Point with honors and had a five-year career as a tank officer, the highlight of which was being part of an extraordinary unit that achieved unprecedented results at the US Army's grueling National Training Center—the only unit to ever win every simulated battle it fought. Morton completed a master's degree, also with honors, from the University of Southern California, and tr

Gary Morton reveals the key ingredients to the “secret sauce” allowing teams to be at the top 1% of their fields.   You'll Learn: The first steps toward achieving clarity of purpose How to spark empowered obsession in your team Guidelines for unleashing your group’s creativity   About Gary: Gary Morton graduated from West Point with honors and had a five-year career as a tank officer, the highlight of which was being part of an extraordinary unit that achieved unprecedented results at the US Army's grueling National Training Center—the only unit to ever win every simulated battle it fought. Morton completed a master's degree, also with honors, from the University of Southern California, and transitioned out of the Army to medical-device manufacturer Stryker, where he held positions of increasing responsibility in project management, engineering, R&D, operations, and marketing leadership becoming the youngest VP at the company. This culminated in twelve years as Vice President and General Manager of the EMS equipment business that he cofounded. Today, he is retired from Stryker and lives with his wife in the Midwest, where he writes and invests.   View transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep228

Gary Morton reveals the key ingredients to the “secret sauce” allowing teams to be at the top 1% of their fields.You'll Learn:1) The first steps toward achieving clarity of purpose2) How to spark empowered obsession in your team3) Guidelines for unleashing your group's creativityAbout GaryGary Morton graduated from West Point with honors and had a five-year career as a tank officer, the highlight of which was being part of an extraordinary unit that achieved unprecedented results at the US Army's grueling National Training Center—the only unit to ever win every simulated battle it fought. Morton completed a master's degree, also with honors, from the University of Southern California, and transitioned out of the Army to medical-device manufacturer Stryker, where he held positions of increasing responsibility in project management, engineering, R&D, operations, and marketing leadership becoming the youngest VP at the company. This culminated in twelve years as Vice President and General Manager of the EMS equipment business that he cofounded. Today, he is retired from Stryker and lives with his wife in the Midwest, where he writes and invests.Items Mentioned in this Show:Sponsor: Linkedin Learning, featuring Lynda.com courses.Gary's Book: Commanding ExcellenceGary's Website: iGaryMortonBook: Great by Choice by James Collins & Morten HansenBook: War As I Knew It by George PattonView transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep228. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Gary Morton is a distinguished author, keynote speaker and best selling author. His new book   "Commanding Excellence: Inspiring Purpose, Passion, and Ingenuity through Leadership that Matters."  narrates  his experiences working with high performance teams. As a distinguished graduate of West Point, Morton learned firsthand how to deliver exceptional results. Then as a platoon leader and tank commander in Army Task Force 4-68 and later, as a young vice president at the medical device manufacturer Stryker, he trained under two legendary leaders who, despite their different styles, followed nearly the same steps to achieve results which most considered unattainable. In today's episode Gary is going to teach you how to create a high performance culture in your organization by leveraging time tested and battle hardened principles. You'll also learn the following. Establishing absolute clarity of purpose Empowering an obsession to achieve a goal How to unleash creativity, focused on reaching the peak Transforming the worst performing unit in the U.S. army The importance of having a clear and specific purpose Outside-in thinking Strategies for cracking well-guarded markets How being different can be your competitive advantage   Gary's Commanding Excellence book Resources mentioned in this episode: Gary's website - www.igarymorton.com Gary's book: "Commanding Excellence: Inspiring Purpose, Passion, and Ingenuity through Leadership that Matters" Stryker.com

Gary Morton, author, Commanding Excellence: Inspiring Purpose, Passion, And Ingenuity Through Leadership That Matters, talks about inspiring work forces to achieve a new level of productivity and collaboration toward innovation. He says by stressing the importance of the individual importance and stabilizing talent in the workplace, employees get a better understanding of one another in a group dynamic.

Gary Morton, author, Commanding Excellence: Inspiring Purpose, Passion, And Ingenuity Through Leadership That Matters, talks about inspiring work forces to achieve a new level of productivity and collaboration toward innovation. He says by stressing the importance of the individual importance and stabilizing talent in the workplace, employees get a better understanding of one another in a group dynamic.

Welcome to episode #582 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast.  Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #582 - Host: Mitch Joel. He has accomplished what many thought was impossible. Gary Morton was part of the only US Army unit ever to win every simulated battle at the grueling National Training Center, and a company that grew its earnings by 20% every year and every quarter of every year for 28 years. It is an incredible leadership, team building and business story that was waiting to be told. Gary Morton graduated from West Point with honors and had a five-year career as a tank officer, the highlight of which was being part of an extraordinary unit that achieved unprecedented results at the US Army's grueling National Training Center -- the only unit to ever win every simulated battle it fought. Gary completed a master's degree, also with honors, from the University of Southern California, and transitioned out of the Army to medical-device manufacturer Stryker, where he held positions of increasing responsibility in project management, engineering, R&D, operations, and leadership, including twelve years as vice president and general manager of the EMS equipment business. EMS was an innovative juggernaut that he cofounded, and that grew to become the global leader in patient-handling equipment for the ambulance market. Gary is  now retired from Stryker and recently published his first book, Commanding Excellence - Inspiring Purpose, Passion, and Ingenuity through Leadership that Matters. Enjoy the conversation... Running time: 53:17. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Gary Morton. Commanding Excellence - Inspiring Purpose, Passion, and Ingenuity through Leadership that Matters. Follow Gary on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #582 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags:  project management advertising advertising podcast audio blog blogging brand branding business blog business book business podcast business thinker commanding excellence david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog ems stryker engineering facebook gary morton google itunes j walter thompson jwt leadership leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast medical device mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog mirum podcast operations passion social media stryker tank officer team building twitter university of southern california us army west point wpp