Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Stewart

Full episode, support, and archive: patreon.com/containInfluences episode, raw and recorded over a month on a phone about stuff that we love, one being Gary Stewart's trembling country classic Out of Hand, + what makes music have soul, and why no one can play like Chuck Berry anymore, noise-canceling tech, Graphic design traps, Pontiac Firebird interiors, Xavier Le Pichon (RIP), Geophysical fragility, Kojeve and tariffs + more 

Send us a textCHarles and Graham interview Yorkshire-based Scottish musician, Gary Stewart.Gary Stewart is a Scottish singer/songwriter who has carved out a strong fan-base in his adopted home of Yorkshire with songs about paranoia, love & resilience. When not playing his own music, the left-hander plays drums for fellow Bandcampers Hope & Social, bass for Leeds-based Fleetwood Mac tribute Weetwood Mac and performs regularly up & down the U.K, performing Paul Simon's classic 1986 album Graceland with his seven-piece band.https:www.garystewartmusic.co.ukKeep in touch with Two Big Egos in a Small Car:X@2big_egosFacebook@twobigegos

Support the show!! - https://www.patreon.com/chasedavisGo to ionlayer.com and use code FPT to get $100 off your first kit. “Justifying Revolution” - https://amzn.to/4haAhzTSummaryIn this episode, Chase Davis interviews Dr. Gary Stewart, an associate professor of history, about his book 'Justifying Revolution,' which explores the role of American clergy in supporting the American Revolution. The conversation delves into the historical context of the clergy's arguments for political resistance, the influence of key figures like Jonathan Mayhew and John Witherspoon, and the theological underpinnings of their resistance to tyranny. The discussion also touches on the impact of the Stamp Act, the definition of tyranny, and the broader implications of political resistance in the Protestant tradition.Support the showSign up for the Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/chasedavisFollow Full Proof Theology on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fullprooftheology/Follow Full Proof Theology on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fullprooftheology/

The story of a boy, a bottle and the redemption Country Music can deliver.

Strap in or strap on, the SURFACE NOISE gang is back with the latest FREESTYLE to their brand of vinyl mayhem. Joined by Elliott Crews to defend the legacy of Gary Stewart (see previous shows on this one), the panel touches on the new UHQR Doors announcement, the interesting amount of time spent in the announcement video about the new box, thoughts on the latest reissue of STP's "Purple" as part of the Atlantic 75 series, and intermingled with talk of our latest pickups, we discuss hearing loss and doctor visits. Grab your Metamucil and headphones as this latest FREESTYLE starts NOW!    For more information on Jason (Spinz Vinyl): https://www.youtube.com/@spinzvinyl?sub_confirmation=1   For more on Arnaldo (Fidelios_Frequency): https://www.youtube.com/@fidelios_frequency   For more on Jason Roxas: https://www.youtube.com/@JasonRoxas   For more on Dawson (Rampage Video): https://www.youtube.com/@RampageVideo   For more on Elliott Crews: https://www.youtube.com/@elliottcrews4997   For more information on Vinyl Community Podcasts: https://vinylcommunitypodcasts.com        

Putting the FREE in FREESTYLE, hear how the latest SURFACE NOISE presentation went off script into a few topics including: (1) talk about the new Lou Reed/MoFi release, (2) answering the question: who really was Gary Stewart (and did he shoot himself in the neck), (3) dissecting the latest Jack White album drop "No Name" and the wisely calculated FOMO created upon it's release, and new FOTS (Friend of the Show) Brian (Tokyo Record Style) jumps on to share some of his observations of the record market in Japan where he recently celebrated living for 20 years now. All that and a couple other friendly faces jump into the mix in this latest SURFACE NOISE FREESTYLE!    For more on Concert Buddie: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcertBuddie https://concertbuddie.com   For more information on Arnaldo (Fidelios_Frequency): https://www.youtube.com/@fidelios_frequency   For more on Jose Moreno Rahn: https://www.youtube.com/@josemorenorahn https://auroracentralrecords.bandcamp.com   For more on Jason Roxas: https://www.youtube.com/@JasonRoxas   For more on guest Brandon (PunkrockShowoff): https://www.youtube.com/@punkrockshowoff   For more on Wyoming Dave:  https://www.youtube.com/@Wyoming_Dave   For more on Norman Maslov: https://www.youtube.com/@mazzysmusic   For more on Brian (Tokyo Record Style): https://www.youtube.com/@tokyorecordstyle https://tokyo.record.style https://www.instagram.com/tokyorecordstyle   For more information on Vinyl Community Podcasts: https://vinylcommunitypodcasts.com   . . . . . Friends of the show Vinyl Storage Solutions are having a MONSTER sales on Monday, August 12th all day (no discount needed) of 25% off - DON'T MISS THIS!   https://vinylstoragesolutions.ca  

This week on The Whiskey Trip Podcast, Big Chief invites his baby brother Mitch (Little Feather) Grey to take a ride and sip on some Georgia whiskey. Mitch tells listeners how a Gary Stewart song was inspiration for the podcast's name. They discuss how Mitch recently moved to Georgia and how the Peach State has started to gain some respect for their whiskeys. They talk about their military experiences and life in the Hill Country of Texas. This has defined them both. They start the show by sipping on 13th Colony Distillery's Southern Bourbon whiskey. At 95 proof the Big Man would like to see a little more age on it. They then move onto Big Creek Distilling Company's wheated bourbon. A little caramel, caramel and lots of cereal notes that shine through. A beautiful craft whiskey to showcase Georgia's distillery scene. To start the second half they sip on some Legends 100 bourbon that is double barreled. Their unique filtration system takes the edge off the roughness off this rye bourbon. They finish off the show with ASW Distillery's Fiddler Georgia Heartwood. Its high wheat mash bill of 51% corn, 45% wheat and 4% malted barley is finished with the heartwood staves of Georgia Oaks. This is a bottle to be respected at 115.6 with loads of flavors like Caramel, maple, fresh orange, and sandalwood. Mitch says it is warm buttered waffles with syrup and a sweet river of caramel. This leads to it having a long finish. This ride on The Whiskey Trip showcases two brothers who have been around the world, served their nation, and came back better for it. Cheers!

Na een aantal afleveringen met fijne gasten, zitten Peter en Peter weer eens samen aan tafel. Schaamteloos ruzie maken over Chris Stapleton, meejanken met Gary Stewart, verlangen naar het hiernamaals met Kyshona en nog veel meer heerlijke artiesten die ons weten te beroeren in een uur. Let's go! Chris Stapleton, Dua Lipa - Think I'm In Love With You (Live From The 59th ACM Awards) Tracklist Chris Stapleton - Parachute Nate Smith - Bulletproof (feat. Avril Lavigne) Holly Williams - Railroads Eddy Arnold - Texarkana Baby Kyshona - Heaven Is A Beautiful Place Gary Stewart - She's Actin' Single (I'm Drinking Double) Flatland Cavalry - Gettin' By Jimmy Driftwood - Tennessee Stud Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.instagram.com/brightlightsandcountrymusic⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Productie: Martin ter Braake / ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.odepodcast.nl⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ De Bright Lights playlist met alle gedraaide tracks luister je ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠hier⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ en door op ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠deze link⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ te klikken, vind je de playlist met nieuwe countryplaten die we samen met onze countrypodcastcollega's van Country Koorts vullen!

National Hamburger day.  Entertainment from 1988.  1st quintuplets born, 1st monkeys to survive space flight, 1st indoor swimming pool was in a brothel.  Todays birthdays - Ian Fleming, T-Bone Walker, Gary Stewart, Gladys Knight, John Fogerty, Sandra Locke, Roland Gift, Phil Vassar, Kylie Minogue, Colbie Caillat.  Audie Murphy died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard    http://defleppard.com/I really like hamburgers - The Hungry Food BandOne more try - George MichaelEighteen wheels and a dozen roses - Kathy MatteaEye of the tiger - SurvivorBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent   http://50cent.com/Don't go back to New Orleans - T-Bone WalkerShe's acting single, I'm drinking doubles - Gary StewartMidnight train to Georgia - Gladys Knight & the PipsBad moon rising - Creedance Clearwater RevivalShe drives me crazy - Fine Young CannibalsJust another day in paradise - Phil Vassarlocomotion - Kylie MinogueBubbly - Colbie CaillatExit - Its not love - Dokken     http://dokken.net/

In this episode of the NextGen Planners Podcast Dan talks to co-founders of Lyfeguard, Fraser Stewart and Gary Stewart. Here they discus the importance of good organisation, working with a digital-first generation and the role of integrations.  Join our community: www.nextgenplanners.co.uk  

On Jan 31, 2024 we discussed a few things including the latest  state of #entrepreneurship, #funding and #acceleration. Speakers included:Kange Kaneene, is the Vice President of SAP.iO Foundries North and Latin America and Caribbean, SAP's global network of no-equity ask external startup accelerators. SAP.iO Foundries provide technical and go-to-market support to help startups integrate into SAP's portfolio and accelerate entry into SAP's ecosystem to be easily accessed and deployed by SAP customers. In her role she has overseen sourcing for 6 cohorts and has accelerated 38 startups, 66% of which are led by underrepresented individuals. This has resulted in 1 exit and $570M+ raised by the startups collectively.Gary Stewart is the Managing Director of the Techstars New York City Accelerator powered by J.P. Morgan. Born in Jamaica, he grew up in the Bronx, where he attended the Bronx High School of Science before attending Yale College and Yale Law School. He is a VC-backed, exited serial entrepreneur; an early-stage investor that managed a $1.6 billion start-up portfolio; a professor who has taught entrepreneurship at Yale Law School and IE Business School in Madrid, and been invited to speak at Cambridge, Oxford, Stanford and INSEAD; and a former contributor to Forbes Magazine. He is passionate about ensuring that underrepresented and overlooked founders get access to the social and financial capital that they need and deserve.The co-founder of Cela Innovation, John Lynn is a globally recognized expert and industry leader in startup accelerators. John has spoken on the topic at the World Economic Forum in Davos as well as in multiple locations within China, throughout Japan, Haiti, Aruba, and the USA. His work has been published in Forbes, TechCrunch, Business Insider, and at the Nasdaq. Cela builds startup accelerators with the world's most influential institutions. Corporations, universities, venture capital groups, and governments all work with John and his team to set up their innovation and entrepreneurship programs. Cela is a venture-backed company, with an active list of corporate, university, and government client partnerships.#podcast #AFewThingsPodcast

The Australian Fleetwood Mac Show - Running in the Shadows hits the Mildura Arts Centre Stage this Saturday Night. We catch up with one of the Stars of the Show -  Gary Stewart to find out more.   www.milduraartscentre.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friday is the 10th Annual Hoopsville Marathon and is a bit of a "half" marathon. The "big show" is scheduled to be on air for at least six hours (it ends up going seven-and-a-half hours). This year's show features coaches, administrators, and others around Division III who give us a sense of the season to date, what's to come, and what else is going on in the Division and sport. We will talk about the ongoing NABC efforts with Coaches vs Cancer and Suits and Sneakers events. We hear from some of our pundits who tackle ever more difficult Top 25 polls. And we have our annual conversation with both national committee chairs. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. And we restart the shows fundraising efforts to help continue our efforts into the future. Guests included (in Part 1): - Chris Martin, No. 20 Loras men's coach - Lucia Robinson-Gibbs, MIT women's coach - Justin Olufson, Webster women's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach, NABC Coaches v Cancer advocate - Bill Broderick, No. 4 Christopher Newport women's coach Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com.

Gary Stewart is one of the most underrated performers, singers, and songwriters in country music history. When his wife and songwriting partner Mary Lou passed away, Gary Stewart couldn't carry on, making for one of the most heartbreaking love stories in country music history.

It is a Would You Rather Wednesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, Glenn and Griffin will look to get ready for Thursday Night Football as we completely shift our focus to the Bengals game ahead of tomorrow night, look at the latest on the injury report and what it might mean. In the first hour, we'll be joined, at least scheduled to be joined, by Drew Forrester from DrewsMorningDish.com as we talk Ravens, a little O's and who knows what else… In the second hour, at 11am, our friend and Cincinnati radio host, former Bengals player Rocky Boiman to help us preview TNF and if vegas is correct in making the Ravens 4-point favorites tomorrow. At 11:30am, the now all-time winningest coach in Stevenson Basketball history, Gary Stewart, as we preview the Mustangs season. Plus all your Would You Rather responses and much more…

We discussed a few things including:1. Gary's legal, corporate and entrepreneurial journeys2. Techstars vision3. Tips for entrepreneurs4. State of the funding and accelerator markets5. Future trends   Gary is the Managing Director of the Techstars New York City Accelerator powered by J.P. Morgan. Born in Jamaica, he grew up in the Bronx, where he attended the Bronx High School of Science before attending Yale College and Yale Law School.  He is a VC-backed, exited serial entrepreneur; an early-stage investor that managed a $1.6 billion start-up portfolio; a professor who has taught entrepreneurship at Yale Law School and IE Business School in Madrid, and been invited to speak at Cambridge, Oxford, Stanford and INSEAD; and a former contributor to Forbes Magazine.  As someone who has seen firsthand that talent is distributed evenly but opportunity is not, he is passionate about ensuring that underrepresented and overlooked founders get access to the social and financial capital that they need and deserve.  As an investor, he is particularly interested in companies that aim to change the world with a specific focus on healthcare, health and beauty, edtech and financial inclusion.#podcast #AFewThingsPodcast

Today's guest is a songwriting legend who helped shape the sound of American pop music. Originally setting out to be a recording star, this guest became one of the most respected pop songwriters within the Brill Building complex of the '60s. A struggling New Yorker, this writer's fortunes changed considerably when he met his future wife and songwriting partner, Ellie Greenwich, at a party in 1962. Within a short time of teaming up, the duo had an appointment at Don Kirshner's songwriting factory, New York City's famous Brill Building. Ushered into the business by Leiber & Stoller, this duo began writing and arranging for the groups signed to Phil Spector's Philles label. The smash hits “Da Do Ron Ron” and “Be My Baby” resulted from the time spent with Spector and, by 1964, the duo were an integral part of the staff at Leiber and Stoller's newly formed Redbird Records. Largely regarded by pop aficionados as the mecca for the “girl group” sound, the staff at Redbird, produced tightly crafted, musically sophisticated songs. The duo also penned “Leader of the Pack,” which became a number one hit. They continued to write hit records throughout the '60s, such as the seminal “River Deep, Mountain High” and the Beach Boys' 1969 hit “I Can Hear Music,” their songs changing with the times, but still retaining the essence of their earlier Brill Building days. After the marriage broke up, their creative partnership did as well and while Greenwich went on to become a session vocalist, our guest became a staff producer at A&M Records. Throughout the '70s, he worked with Neil Diamond, the Monkees, and Van Morrison, among other. Overall, this guest's credits—as a writer, co-writer, producer, or a combination—extend to a mix of different genres. His song "Out of Hand" by Gary Stewart was the longest-charted country record of its year. He also wrote many other country tunes, including "If It Ain't Love by Now," sung by Jim Ed Brown and Helen Cornelius, who later won the Country Music Association's Best Country Duo award. One of this writer's most successful songs of all was Olivia Newton-John's 1974 worldwide smash hit "I Honestly Love You," which won "Song of the Year" at the American Music Awards, and, for Newton-John, GRAMMY Awards for Record of the Year and Best Female Pop Performance. While mainly influential to the pop world, this writer's impact spans throughout all genres and all corners of the music industry. #AndTheWriterIs... Jeff Barry !!Watercolor by: @artofmrw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

National hamburger day. Entertainment from 1963. 1st monkey in space, 1st quintuplets, 1st indoor swimming pool. Todays birthdays - Ian Fleming, T-Bone Walker, Gary Stewart, Gladys Knight, John Fogerty, Roland Cliff, Phil Vassar, Kylie Minogue, Colbie Caillat.

Hey there, in this episode of the Mortgage Marketing Podcast, I want to talk about a topic that every mortgage broker has to deal with at some point in their career: rejection. I'll be sharing some stories from my own experience that have helped me overcome rejection both as a broker and as a coach.But that's not all. I also had the pleasure of speaking with Gary Stewart from Octane, who shares some great insights on how their service can help brokers retain more clients and provide a better holistic service to their customers.And as always, I have some valuable marketing tips to share with you. In this episode, I'll be discussing how mortgage brokers can take advantage of the potential 100% mortgage from Skipton and the reboot of the Help to Buy scheme on social media to drive more business.Whether you're just starting out in the mortgage industry or have been in the game for a while, this episode is packed with insights and advice that you won't want to miss. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of the Mortgage Marketing Podcast.Follow me on Instagram HERE and drop me a DM so I can follow back

Alex and Tessa chat to Gary Stewart from Octane Solutions about the company's Connected-Home Utilities Platform service, which aims to  take the stress out of the mortgage journey for mortgage brokers and their clients alike.Talking points:About Octane SolutionsWho can you help?What services do you offer? - What is KONEX?Why use Octane Solutions?How can mortgage brokers benefit from the service?How much does it cost the consumer to use the service or a broker to use?Visit Octane Solutions here.Follow Gary on LinkedIn. Brought to you from the team at The Lead Engine who specialise in lead generation, web design and content marketing for financial services.

Alex and Tessa share the highlights ahead of their next episode and interview with Gary Stewart from Octane Solutions live on Facebook. From the team at The Lead Engine. 

Briana a grandi dans la région de Winchester, dans le centre du Texas, et comme elle le dit : " Il y a plus de vaches que d'habitants là-bas". (Winchester est situé dans la partie nord-ouest du comté de Fayette sur la branche Waco du chemin de fer San Antonio & Aransas Pass). Briana suit des études à The Grange High School de 2009 à 2013 et s'adonne à la musique. Toute jeune elle a une passion pour la musique; ses parents mélomanes assistent à des concerts et emmenaient Briana. Elle se souvient avoir dit : ‘'Ils s'amusent beaucoup, je veux faire cela''. Ces parents prennent note de ce souhait et lui achètent quelques instruments de musique. Ce n'est que vers ses treize ans qu'elle apprend à jouer très sérieusement de la guitare. C'est ainsi que Briana grandit en écoutant principalement de la country et du rock classique et naturellement, certaines de ses plus grandes influences sont: Johnny Cash, Janis Joplin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Waylon, Willie, Gary Stewart et Creedence Clearwater Revival, pour n'en nommer que quelques-unes…

Gary Stewart learned the biggest limitation life could throw at him (even at Yale) was Gary. Learning to balance self confidence and boldness with perseverance through tough times helped Gary to meet British Royals, scale billion dollar startup portfolios in Spain and U.K., and return to the U.S. to lead one of the country's most reputable accelerators.After helping European conglomerates build a multi-billion dollar portfolio, Gary returned to the States to help founders find their tribe, demystifying the "warm intro" and flipping various power dynamics on their proverbial head.Why Interview Gary Stewart and Founder Tribes?Gary sheds light on the inner mindset of a successful founder while providing practical tips for the aspiring tech entrepreneur. Listen to find out how you can elevate your founder mind, and let us know if you agree.As the Managing Director of Techstars New York, Gary wears multiple hats in this conversation and with stories that will stick with you even after our outro.Considering overlooking this episode because you don't know anything about accelerators?Listen to Part I and Part II to the end and learn why understanding your building a tribe is the key to scaling overseas and beyond.We even discuss Gary's Jamaican roots and unwavering self belief in proving others wrong, of which we all can relate.What Will I Learn From This Episode?As a founder or emerging fund manager, you'll learn what it takes to build an anti-fragile tribe.Join us for a special conversation with Gary Stewart, providing your added motivation with practical tips you can leverage to succeed in the world of early stage startups and venture capital.Subscribe and Review the #11 Podcast for Startups in 2022 as voted by Feedspot.Checkout the full list here-> https://blog.feedspot.com/startup_podcasts/Ranked in top 15% of podcasts shared globally on Spotify.Join us on our journey to earn 50 ratings on iTunes and Spotify!Start you own podcast here (we may receive a small commission if you sign up).See you inside…Questions Answered Inside:1. What is Founder Tribes?2. What do founders get out of Techstars?3. What are investors looking for at various stages?Connect with Gary Stewart using the links below:Gary StewartLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garystew/details/experience/Founder TribesWebsite: https://foundertribes.com/Techstars New York (Powered by J.P. Morgan)Website: https://www.techstars.com/

Mid-January is already here and conference schedules are starting to pivot into the second half of their grinds. And in every conference, opponents know you best making the rest of the schedule the toughest of the regular season.  On Monday's Hoopsville, Dave McHugh chatted with programs which have been reminded just how hard the conference schedule whether home or away. Also hear from our men's Top 25 panel with their thoughts on those ranked and unranked in the latest poll. With the show airing on Martin Luther King Day, Gary Stewart joined the program. Stewart is not only the head coach of the Stevenson men's team, he's on a number of different panels and boards as well as being the president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches this season - the first black, Division III coach to earn that responsibility. Stewart's unique and thought-provoking perspective is not to be missed.  Plus, we recap what Division III membership approved to change and improve at the recent NCAA Convention and of course there is plenty of other news to talk about and dissect. Guests include: - Olivia Lett, Millikin women's coach - Meg Barber, No. 1 New York University women's coach - Kent Dernbach, No. 15, UW-La Crosse men's coach - Men's Top 25 Panel: Bob Quillman, Ryan Scott, Ryan Whitnable - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach and NABC President Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Gary Stewart learned the biggest limit in life (even at Yale) was himself. Learning to balance self confidence and boldness with perseverance through tough times helped Gary meet British Royals, scale startups in Spain, and return to the U.S. to lead one of the country's most reputable accelerators. After helping European conglomerates build a multi-billion dollar portfolio, Gary returned to the States to help founders find their tribe, demystifying the "warm intro" and turning various power dynamics on their proverbial head. Why Interview Gary Stewart and Founder Tribes?Gary sheds light on the inner mind of a successful founder while providing practical tips for the aspiring tech entrepreneur. Listen to find out how, and let us know if you agree.As the Managing Director of Techstars New York, Gary wears multiple hats and with conversations and stories that will stick with you even after this episode.Considering overlooking this episode because you don't know anything about accelerators?Listen to Part I to the end and learn why understanding building a tribe is the key to scaling overseas and beyond.We even discuss Gary's Jamaican roots and an unwavering self belief to prove others wrong, of which we all can relate. What Will I Learn From This Episode?As a founder or emerging fund manager, you'll learn what it takes to build a tribe that sticks. Join us for a special conversation with Gary Stewart, providing your added motivation with practical tips you can leverage to succeed in the world of early stage startups and venture capital.Follow and Review the #11 Podcast for Startups in 2022 as voted by Feedspot.Checkout the full list here-> https://blog.feedspot.com/startup_podcasts/Join us on our journey to earn 50 ratings on iTunes and Spotify!Start you own podcast here (we may receive a small commission if you sign up).See you inside…Questions Answered Inside:1. What is Founder Tribes?2. How did you build a tech team as a non-technical founder?3. Should founders join accelerators?Connect with Gary Stewart using the links below:Gary StewartLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garystew/details/experience/ Founder TribesWebsite: https://foundertribes.com/ Techstars New York (Powered by J.P. Morgan)Website: https://www.techstars.com/

Imagine growing up in a little town in New Jersey, sharing Beatles albums with your older sister while your Mom is listening to Frank Sinatra and Herb Albert all the time. You find your place in the world being “the music guy” at school. Fold that into time working at the College radio station and then an entry level job at an upstart indie label called IRS Records where your first day on the job the Go Go's debut album hits #1 on the Album Chart. Later that week the Go Go's play Madison Square Garden. If this sounds at all familiar, then you're most likely this week's guest, Keith Altomare. Keith spent a good amount of time at IRS Records (owned by uber Manager Miles Copeland) in New York City working as the label's College Rep. His efforts helped propel REM's “Murmur” to being Number One on the College Radio charts. When IRS opened an office in Chicago, Keith opened up that territory before moving on to Los Angeles working as IRS National Sales Director. It was in the aisles of the Sunset Store where he met his wife Betsy who was then the Night Manager at Tower Records Sunset. In 1989 Keith Altomare moved over to Rhino Records where he started as National Sales Director and then eventually became the VP of Sales working with Tower Records as one of the primary accounts because “They were awesome people who were there because of the music.” Keith also tells us about working with Rhino Records legend Gary Stewart who passed away in 2019. Join us for an informative conversation with a long time friend of Tower Records, Keith Altomare. 

Young Physician Committee member Dr. Lara Atwater hosts has an engaging conversation with AOFAS DEI Committee members Dr. Tonya Dixon and Dr. Gary Stewart. They talk about why DEI initiatives are important to improve patient care and drive education within the Society, and to the Orthopaedic community at large. Thank you to Stryker for sponsoring this episode.  For more information, please visit Stryker.com For additional AOFAS educational resources, visit AOFAS.org

In this episode, we speak with Gary Stewart from Octane Solutions ⚡️ Gary speaks about swapping the oil rigs to mortgages, and how he sought the opportunity to fill a gap in the market with utility switching. We talk about how Octane Solutions helps Mortgage advisors sell protection, the importance of building relationships & engagement on socials. As a Thank You for coming on the podcast we have made a £10 donation to Cancer Research UK. Search "Social For Brokers" in your podcast provider!

#730 - Eddie Kilroy Eddie Kilroy is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Welcome to another episode of your Paul Leslie Hour! Boy do we have a great interview for you. Paul is joined by a man who has made his mark in rodeo, record producing and radio. Eddie Kilroy is here. He's known in the radio world for spinning the country platters. He's known for his work with Willie's Place on Sirius XM among other outlets. In the record business he's produced some greats— Mickey Gilley, Billy Joe Shaver, Wynn Stewart, Louise Mandrell, Jeannie C. Riley, Johnny Hallyday, Bobby Borchers, Mack Vickery, Faron Young, Roy Head, Gary Stewart, Dean Dillon, Dennis Robbins, and Marty Robbins as well as the legendary Jerry Lee Lewis. Can you help The Paul Leslie Hour? Just go to thepaulleslie.com/support we thank you! And now! Eddie Kilroy awaits you! A great American and a fantastic interview subject… only on The Paul Leslie Hour! The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

What Is OctaneThis weeks guest is Mortgage Broker & Octane business owner, Gary Stewart. In this episode, Gary talks about his life as a Mortgage Broker and how Octane was created.

Thursday, Hoopsville was on the air for more than NINE hours for the 8th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there was plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. Guests included (in order of appearance): (Part 1) - Conner Delaney, Johns Hopkins men's senior - Jina DeBubbo, Washington & Jefferson women's coach - Frank Marcinek, Susquehanna men's coach - Dan Krikorian, Chapman men's coach and Co-Host of "Slappin' Glass" podcast (Part 2) - Minority Coaches Panel - Larry Anderson, MIT men's coach - Kam Gissendanner, La Roche women's coach - Jason Harris, UMass-Boston men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach and NABC Board member - National Committee Chairs - Michael Schauer, Wheaton men's coach and men's committee chair - Megan Wilson, Luther Associate AD and women's committee chair (Part 3) - Dan Kenny, John Jay men's sophomore and volunteer firefighter - Cameron Hill, Trinity (Texas) women's coach - Stephen Gabel, Nazareth men's senior - State of DIII with Louise McCleary, Interim Vice President for Division III - Jim Haney, Division III Men's Officiating Coordinator (Part 4) - Fred Roggin, NBC4 LA Sports Anchor and AM570 LA Sports Host - Top 25 Women's Double-Take with Gordon Mann and Scott Peterson (Part 5) The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Stay tuned to find out who pops in to hang out and talk D3 basketball. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Thursday, Hoopsville was on the air for more than NINE hours for the 8th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there was plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. Guests included (in order of appearance): (Part 1) - Conner Delaney, Johns Hopkins men's senior - Jina DeBubbo, Washington & Jefferson women's coach - Frank Marcinek, Susquehanna men's coach - Dan Krikorian, Chapman men's coach and Co-Host of "Slappin' Glass" podcast (Part 2) - Minority Coaches Panel - Larry Anderson, MIT men's coach - Kam Gissendanner, La Roche women's coach - Jason Harris, UMass-Boston men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach and NABC Board member - National Committee Chairs - Michael Schauer, Wheaton men's coach and men's committee chair - Megan Wilson, Luther Associate AD and women's committee chair (Part 3) - Dan Kenny, John Jay men's sophomore and volunteer firefighter - Cameron Hill, Trinity (Texas) women's coach - Stephen Gabel, Nazareth men's senior - State of DIII with Louise McCleary, Interim Vice President for Division III - Jim Haney, Division III Men's Officiating Coordinator (Part 4) - Fred Roggin, NBC4 LA Sports Anchor and AM570 LA Sports Host - Top 25 Women's Double-Take with Gordon Mann and Scott Peterson (Part 5) The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Stay tuned to find out who pops in to hang out and talk D3 basketball. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Thursday, Hoopsville was on the air for more than NINE hours for the 8th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there was plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. Guests included (in order of appearance): (Part 1) - Conner Delaney, Johns Hopkins men's senior - Jina DeBubbo, Washington & Jefferson women's coach - Frank Marcinek, Susquehanna men's coach - Dan Krikorian, Chapman men's coach and Co-Host of "Slappin' Glass" podcast (Part 2) - Minority Coaches Panel - Larry Anderson, MIT men's coach - Kam Gissendanner, La Roche women's coach - Jason Harris, UMass-Boston men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach and NABC Board member - National Committee Chairs - Michael Schauer, Wheaton men's coach and men's committee chair - Megan Wilson, Luther Associate AD and women's committee chair (Part 3) - Dan Kenny, John Jay men's sophomore and volunteer firefighter - Cameron Hill, Trinity (Texas) women's coach - Stephen Gabel, Nazareth men's senior - State of DIII with Louise McCleary, Interim Vice President for Division III - Jim Haney, Division III Men's Officiating Coordinator (Part 4) - Fred Roggin, NBC4 LA Sports Anchor and AM570 LA Sports Host - Top 25 Women's Double-Take with Gordon Mann and Scott Peterson (Part 5) The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Stay tuned to find out who pops in to hang out and talk D3 basketball. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Thursday, Hoopsville was on the air for more than NINE hours for the 8th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there was plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. Guests included (in order of appearance): (Part 1) - Conner Delaney, Johns Hopkins men's senior - Jina DeBubbo, Washington & Jefferson women's coach - Frank Marcinek, Susquehanna men's coach - Dan Krikorian, Chapman men's coach and Co-Host of "Slappin' Glass" podcast (Part 2) - Minority Coaches Panel - Larry Anderson, MIT men's coach - Kam Gissendanner, La Roche women's coach - Jason Harris, UMass-Boston men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach and NABC Board member - National Committee Chairs - Michael Schauer, Wheaton men's coach and men's committee chair - Megan Wilson, Luther Associate AD and women's committee chair (Part 3) - Dan Kenny, John Jay men's sophomore and volunteer firefighter - Cameron Hill, Trinity (Texas) women's coach - Stephen Gabel, Nazareth men's senior - State of DIII with Louise McCleary, Interim Vice President for Division III - Jim Haney, Division III Men's Officiating Coordinator (Part 4) - Fred Roggin, NBC4 LA Sports Anchor and AM570 LA Sports Host - Top 25 Women's Double-Take with Gordon Mann and Scott Peterson (Part 5) The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Stay tuned to find out who pops in to hang out and talk D3 basketball. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Thursday, Hoopsville was on the air for more than NINE hours for the 8th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there was plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. Guests included (in order of appearance): (Part 1) - Conner Delaney, Johns Hopkins men's senior - Jina DeBubbo, Washington & Jefferson women's coach - Frank Marcinek, Susquehanna men's coach - Dan Krikorian, Chapman men's coach and Co-Host of "Slappin' Glass" podcast (Part 2) - Minority Coaches Panel - Larry Anderson, MIT men's coach - Kam Gissendanner, La Roche women's coach - Jason Harris, UMass-Boston men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach and NABC Board member - National Committee Chairs - Michael Schauer, Wheaton men's coach and men's committee chair - Megan Wilson, Luther Associate AD and women's committee chair (Part 3) - Dan Kenny, John Jay men's sophomore and volunteer firefighter - Cameron Hill, Trinity (Texas) women's coach - Stephen Gabel, Nazareth men's senior - State of DIII with Louise McCleary, Interim Vice President for Division III - Jim Haney, Division III Men's Officiating Coordinator (Part 4) - Fred Roggin, NBC4 LA Sports Anchor and AM570 LA Sports Host - Top 25 Women's Double-Take with Gordon Mann and Scott Peterson (Part 5) The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Stay tuned to find out who pops in to hang out and talk D3 basketball. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code ”EXPLICIT20” at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod In the 48th episode, I sit down with the best-selling author Gary Stewart! As a child, he was given up for adoption and had no contact with his birth parents until his late 30s. It was then that his birth mother reached out to him who told Stewart that she had him when she was just a teenager and had run away from home with Earl Van Best Jr., a 27-year-old rare book dealer. Gary decided to try and find his birth father, which led him down a rabbit hole, and ultimately came to the conclusion that his biological father could be the infamous ZODIAC KILLER!  In his book, ”The Most Dangerous Animal of All,” written with true-crime writer Susan Mustafa, Stewart claims his father would go on to murder at least five people in northern California between 1968 and 1969. All the while, he would taunt the police as “The Zodiac” with letters and cryptograms sent to area newspapers. The self-proclaimed Zodiac Killer was directly linked to at least five murders in Northern California in 1968 and 1969 and may have been responsible for more. He taunted police and made threats through letters sent to area newspapers from 1969 to 1974, before abruptly ceasing communication. Despite intensive investigations, no one was ever arrested for the crimes and the case remains open. The mystery surrounding the murders has been the subject of numerous books and movies, including director David Fincher‘s acclaimed 2007 feature ”Zodiac”. 

In the 10th episode of A Culture of Possibility, Arlene Goldbard talks with Gary Stewart, an artist and experimental sonic musician based in London. Arlene and Gary first met more than 30 years ago in a community arts project, and his work since that time has taken him to Africa, Latin America, the U.S., and numerous spaces in the white-box gallery and prestige festival worlds. In this episode, Gary explains how he came to do the work he does. He explains about Dub Morphology and their approach to their work. He and Arlene explore the possibilities and challenges of bringing the emergent, co-creative, egalitarian values of community-based arts practice into other types of creation and interaction, putting marginalized voices at the forefront, and the powerful results when kids in Brazilian favelas are trusted to master the full complexity of their art.

Gary Stewart is the founder of FounderTribes, a startup dedicated to diversity and matching businesses or entrepreneurs with the right investors and mentors to help them lead their business in the right direction.Impact Hustlers' Maiko and Gary actually go way back with them crossing paths in Wayra, a technological innovation hub that they both worked in. Even before that, Gary took up law in Yale and shortly after school, he went to Spain for some time off post-graduation. He also shares how his first entrepreneurial stint, which was in real estate, began. He briefly was a professor at the IE Business School in Madrid and was then recruited by Wayra to be its Managing Director, and off to the UK he went.Realizing that the corporate world was not for him nor was working for someone else, he wanted to chart his own path and at the same time diversify entrepreneurship, and so he created FounderTribes. For £9.99 a month, FounderTribes provides its clients with an impressive network of mentors and coaches who will then guide their clients and their companies to becoming investor-ready, by which time they will match them with the appropriate investors based on their stage and vertical.Compared to the US where Gary could easily find investors, he noticed the stark contrast in the UK where, despite him graduating from an Ivy League university, he experienced difficulty finding investors. This, he said, was partly due to race and also due to class. Thankfully, events like Pitch@Palace helped Gary meet the right people who were willing to give him a chance.He also gives great advice for young entrepreneurs who are just starting out on their entrepreneurial journey, and in 10 years, Gary says he envisions proportional representation, that everyone gets a fair chance regardless of race, gender, class, or whatever it may be. Gary's key lessons and quotes from this episode were:“I think there's a point when you realize, "I'm more interested in that bit and solving that challenge," than on the day-to-day of, ‘Can I help corporates to figure out what's going to be their next big product?'” (10:07)“In Spain, I feel like I was more investible than I am in the UK, because in Spain, I was an American first, and I think in the UK, I'm black first, and I didn't quite realize what that meant.” (18:34)“Because when they talk about gender diversity, usually, they're only talking about white women diversity. They're not talking about black women diversity, brown women diversity.” (22:23)“If we create these economies of scale, then the price of entry is a lot more accessible for everyone, which then democratizes entrepreneurship for everyone.” (29:58)“Remember, you're not the first person to blaze a trail, and you're not going to be the last, so if you're going to get into this game as a black person or brown person, know that it's about blazing a trail that requires a certain level of a thick skin, but just get on with it.” (35:50)“All you want is equity. You don't want overrepresentation. You just want everyone to have a fair shot.” (45:40)“FounderTribes is about race. It's about gender. It's about socio-economic. It's about geography. It's about all of the "isms" that keep us locked out.” (46:12)In this episode, we also talked about:Yale, Spain, and Gary's first business venture (2:41)How Gary got into entrepreneurship (6:22)What made Gary leave Wayra to start FounderTribes (8:09)Facts and numbers on funding according to gender and race (14:06)Finding investors in Europe vs. finding investors in AmeSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/impacthustlers)

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Maybe She by Arthur Russell on Love Is Overtaking Me (Audika) 3′32″ Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) (Album Version) by Kris Kristofferson on The Silver Tongued Devil and I (Monument Records) 7′07″ You Were On My Mind by Judy Roderick on Woman Blue (Vanguard Records) 10′27″ Love Me When You Can by Merle Haggard on I'm Always on a Mountain When I fall (MCA Records) 13′45″ Canción Mixteca by Harry Dean Stanton on Partly Fiction (Omnivore Recordings) 16′24″ This Day and Time by Rusty Kershaw on Cajun In Blues Country (Rhino) 23′13″ Where I Lead Me by Townes Van Zandt on Delta Momma Blues (Fat Possum) 25′53″ Waymore's Blues by Waylon Jennings on Dreaming My Dreams (RCA Records) 28′34″ I See the Want To In Your Eyes by Gary Stewart on Out of Hand (RCA Records) 31′06″ I Don't Want to Go Home by Sir Douglas Quintet on The Mono Singles '68-'72 (Sundazed Records) 34′12″ I Don't Want to Talk About It by Crazy Horse on Crazy Horse (Reprise) 39′25″ Going Down To the River by Mississippi Fred McDowell on The Alan Lomax Recordings (Mississippi Records) 45′48″ Free Man In Paris by Joni Mitchell on Court and Spark (Asylum records) 49′05″ It Ain't Fair by Ben E. King on Anthology (Rhino) 51′25″ Blue Jade by Buddy Emmons on Emmons Guitar Inc. (Emmons Guitar, Inc.) 55′42″ Reel Ten by The Plugz on Repo Man OST (MCA Records) Check out the full archives on the website.

Welcome to The Sparks Brothers Podcast, behind the making of The Sparks Brothers - A new documentary feature from Edgar Wright that follows the five-decade career of Sparks, your favorite band's favorite band. This four-part podcast, produced by Joyride Media, and hosted by Adam Buxton, features in depth interviews with Edgar Wright and the Sparks brothers, themselves, Ron and Russell Mael. You'll also hear clips from the film featuring the Mael brothers and many of their famous fans ... Beck, Flea, Jack Antonoff, Gary Stewart and many more. More details about The Sparks Brothers film, and where to see it, are online at https://www.focusfeatures.com/the-sparks-brothers. Check back July 16 for Episode 3.

Welcome to The Sparks Brothers Podcast, behind the making of The Sparks Brothers - A new documentary feature from Edgar Wright that follows the five-decade career of Sparks, your favorite band's favorite band. This four-part podcast, produced by Joyride Media, and hosted by Adam Buxton, features in depth interviews with Edgar Wright and the Sparks brothers, themselves, Ron and Russell Mael. You'll also hear clips from the film featuring the Mael brothers and many of their famous fans ... Beck, Flea, Jack Antonoff, Gary Stewart and many more. More details about The Sparks Brothers film, and where to see it, are online at https://www.focusfeatures.com/the-sparks-brothers.  Check back July 9 for Episode 2.

In the second part of our 40 Minute Mentor Series Five compilation, we delve a little deeper into the inner workings of some of the most successful businesses. In this episode we hear from Mo Gawdat, former Chief Business Officer of Google X and Founder of One Billion Happy, Andy Davis, Founder of 10x10, Roberta Lucca, Co-Founder of Bossa Studios, Grace Beverley, CEO of SHREDDY and TALA, Brett Wigdortz, Founder of Teach First and Co-Founder and CEO of Tiney, Juliet Davenport CEO of Good Energy and Gary Stewart, CEO of FounderTribes. We look at the importance of nurturing a positive team culture, with an emphasis on diversity from the boardroom down. We find out how you can make your business environmentally friendly in a bid to counter climate change and with a growing shift towards purpose-driven careers, we look at how you can find personal fulfillment through your work. It was such a pleasure doing these interviews and if you enjoyed this special two-part roundup, make sure you check out the full episodes in series 5. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this episode, so please do get in touch at james@jbmc.co.uk

Our 40 Minute Mentor Series 5 was packed to the brim with candid advice and insights from some of the most inspirational leaders across industries. To relieve some of our favourite parts, we've decided to release a special 2-part ‘best bits' compilation episode. In part one you'll hear from: - Sir Clive Woodward and the importance of creating an environment where your whole team feel comfortable enough to speak up and disagree - Andy Davis, Co-Founder of 10x10 and his journey to becoming an entrepreneur. - Alice Bentinck MBE, Co-Founder of Entrepreneur First on the characteristics and traits she looks out for when choosing Founders to invest in. - Gary Stewart, CEO of FounderTribes on why businesses should be looking to hire proven entrepreneurs. - Juliet Davenport, CEO of Good Energy and the importance of getting exactly the right people in place to build a successful business. - Grace Beverley, Founder of SHREDDY and TALA on her entrepreneurial journey and her experience of being such a young CEO. - Rachel Carrell, Founder of Koru Kids, shares how Koru Kids adapted to the pandemic.  - And Mo Gawdat, Founder of One Billion Happy and Host of the Slo Mo podcast, shares why mentorship is so important. It was such a please to sit down with these inspirational 40 Minute Mentors, so if you enjoy today's compilation episode, make sure you listen back to their full episode in series 5. Thanks to our sponsors A big thank you also to this episode's sponsors – Treedom. Treedom is a B-Corp delivering social, economic and environmental benefits by working in partnership with local NGOs and smallholder farmers, enabling people and companies to plant trees remotely. They've generously given us a 20% discount code* for all of our listeners. Simply enter ‘40MINUTEMENTOR' at checkout over on the Treedom website to redeem the offer. *This offer can be used once per person and it expires at the end of 2021. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this episode, so please do get in touch at james@jbmc.co.uk

Podcast 38 of our TechLaw podcast series sees Gary Stewart, Founder & CEO at FounderTribes, a platform connecting and empowering entrepreneurs, join Luca Gori, partner and Corporate M&A lawyer at DLA Piper, to discuss the role of diversity in global corporate venture capital investing. They discuss how to use strategic alliances, not just to help restart economies or build back to ‘normal', but to use this opportunity to “build back better” than before. Join Gary Stewart at our fifth European Technology Summit on the 5th October 2021, register here https://www.dlapipertechsummit.com/european/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=techlaw

On this episode, I spoke with Gary Stewart, CEO of The Nest aka “Masterclass for startup founders”. We covered some serious hot topics, including: What it was like growing up in an immigrant family in the Bronx Thriving at an elite University and Law School What Stacey Abrams and Cory Booker were like in college What Black people really think about Candace Owens Corporate bureaucracy in Europe Startup cultures in US and Europe Diversity in tech LGBT rights in Russia And what inspirited Gary to start The Nest  Before founding The Nest, Gary spent over 8 years heading up Telefonica's Wayra accelerator across Spain and then in the UK. At Wayra, he invested in 185 start-ups that raised $265m and were valued at more than $1 billion. Gary was also an associate professor at entrepreneurship at IE Business School in Madrid. He started his career as a lawyer working in NY and Europe. He then launched his first start-up in 2005, which he eventually sold to a publicly listed company. He graduated magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa from Yale College and was the executive editor of The Yale Law Journal at Yale Law School. He is a Governor of the University of East London and has been twice on the Power List of the most influential black people in the UK.  https://youtu.be/esP2Rvo6w8U (See the video version of this episode on YouTube) Find me: https://my.captivate.fm/Golomb.net (Golomb.net) Beta access to The Nest: http://NestForFounders.com (NestForFounders.com) Support this podcast

Can FX repeat its American Crime Story success in the unscripted space? The Most Dangerous Animal Of All takes a big swing, but Gary Stewart may get stuck on the bench with me, my guest Eve Batey, and everyone else whose dads aren't the Zodiac. Would this have made a good feature just on the criminal drama that was Stewart's birth parents? What is the series trying to accomplish with the volte face in the fourth episode? And should I rename the podcast "Look, Nobody's Dad Did Anything"? But we're thrilled that Hustlers qualified for discussion in our Cold Case section, and no, not JUST because it's a crime that Jennifer Lopez didn't get an Oscar nom. What makes a good longread-to-film adaptation? Does Constance Wu make the perfect not-too-charismatic protagonist? And is Cardi B's character running on a pro-labor platform or what? Don't let your earbuds fall out during a reverse stag: it's The Blotter Presents, Episode 135. SHOW NOTES FX's landing page for The Most Dangerous Animal Of All  Aaron Barnhart's TMDAOA review Eve's and my first foray into the Zodiac case, Ep 019 Ep 079 on The Innocent Man Hustlers on Amazon (you can also rent it) Jessica Pressler's original story in New York  That New Yorker profile of Constance Wu Eater San Francisco Best Evidence 

Gary Stewart, the head of the CS Lewis Institute in Charlotte, joins us to talk about what they are doing to promote discipleship and unity in Charlotte, NC, and all around the world!

The Mueller Report--we have the evidence, especially on obstruction; now Congress needs to do its part. John Nichols reports. Plus: Our Climate Moment: we talk with Bill McKibben about balancing fear and hope in the face of the grim realities of climate change -- his new book is "Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?" Also: Gary Stewart, activist, organizer, and popular music maven, passed away last week -- we remember him, with an interview from 2005--on Girl Groups.

Gary Stewart is the musical guest of the Friday Fun Fest this week. Reusse and the boys talk more Vikings and Twins this hour. Later MN United coach Adrian Heath joins to preview tomorrow's home opener. Reusse then has This Day in History.