Podcast appearances and mentions of greg levine

Ever wondered how to build a global brand, pivot industries, and lead with impact? Greg Levine, Chief Operations and Growth Officer at Vitality, shares his journey from McLaren's supercar business to reshaping insurance. He reveals the power of curiosity, resilience, and mentorship in career success, along with leadership lessons from Formula 1. Plus, a life-changing piece of advice from Nelson Mandela. Packed with insights and inspiration, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to grow and lead with purpose.

On this episode of Ropes & Gray's podcast series, Non-binding Guidance, life sciences regulatory and compliance partner Greg Levine and counsel Beth Weinman are joined by appellate and Supreme Court practice head Doug Hallward-Driemeier to explore the Supreme Court's recent landmark decision in Loper Bright, which ended the long-standing practice of Chevron deference. Learn how this ruling has reshaped the regulatory landscape for federal agencies like the FDA and what it means for companies navigating these changes, including implications for Administrative Procedure Act (APA) challenges going forward. 

Retta (Donna Meagle herself!) joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to discuss the early days of Parks and Recreation, her first epically embarrassing experience improvising a talking head with Greg Daniels, and what it was like sharing a double banger trailer with Jim. Plus Jim, Greg, and Retta break down Burt Macklin's search to discover who in the Parks Department is pregnant, the Founder's Week public forum gone wrong, and Leslie Knope's possible recall election in the season five finale, “Are you Better Off.” Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com

Burly and The Backstabbers take the stage, the future of the Pawnee Palms Putt-Putt hangs in the balance, and Tom tries everything to break up with Mona-Lisa. Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break it all down in this week's episode of “Swing Vote.” Plus, actor Andrew Burlinson joins Jim and Greg to discuss his role as Mouse Rat's guitar player, his early days as a Blue Man, and the perks that come along with being Mike Schur's “nepo baby.” Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com

Writer Aisha Muharrar (Parks and Rec, Hacks, The Good Place) returns to help Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break down (what was almost) Jerry's last day at the Parks Department, Tom's slow morph into the “New Jerry,” and Ann and Chris' decision to throw out the notion of artificial insemination to try for a baby the old-fashioned way. Plus, Jim describes the dread he felt when he received the script for this episode and what it was like to have his sleeve catch fire on set. Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com

Comedian Patton Oswalt joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to break down his epic Star Wars filibuster as Garth Blundin (the Pawneean with a passion for history), his old-timey wager with Leslie at the historical house, and the waffle iron battle royale between Ann and Ben. Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com

Pawnee's got a pest problem, and it's up to Leslie to find a new head for the Department of Animal Control. Meanwhile, Ben approaches fragrance mogul Dennis Feinstein about a large charitable donation for the Sweetums Foundation, and Ann helps Ron get over a bad case of strep throat. Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break it all down in this week's walkthrough of “Animal Control.” Plus, Kevin Symons (Sexy Dexy himself!) joins Jim and Greg to talk about his recurring role as Pawnee's sleaziest politician, Councilman Dexhart. Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com

Writer Dave King (Parks and Rec, The Good Place, Workaholics) joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to break down Ben's disillusioning return home to Partridge, Indiana, Chris and Ann's overt lack of compatibility, and the events leading up to Ron's “Self-Jamm.” Plus, Dave discusses the many references to he and Mike Schur's favorite novel, “Infinite Jest” sprinkled throughout the episode.Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com

Mona Lisa Saperstein just rolled into town and *spoiler alert*, she's the woooooorst! Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break down every cringeworthy moment, along with April and Ann's forced friendship, Chris' poor attempt at parenting Tom, and the future of the Pawnee Video Dome in this week's walkthrough of “Bailout.”  Plus, Mara Marini joins Jim and Greg to talk about her recurring role as Pawnee's favorite adult film star Brandi Maxxxx.  Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com

His name is Greg Levine, he's a Boy of Summer, he's got a fantastic podcast of his own (Parks and Recollection) recalling episodes and hijnx working as a writer on "Parks and Rec," and he's (as evidenced in his teen pic) super! So grab a sleeve of Double Stufs and get in here!

Jim O'Heir joins Ashley Ray to talk about his time as Jerry (Larry, Gary, Barry etc) on Parks and Recreation, his recap podcast Parks and Recollection with writer Greg Levine, and more. Donate to Hollywood crew members in need at The Entertainment Community Fund.If you have 2 minutes, please help TV I Say grow by filling out this survey: podsurvey.com/tvisayWanna join TV Club? Get our official merch on Podswag or join our Patreon to tell Ashley what to watch! Purchase Ashley's Comedy Album "Ice Cream Money" here https://www.blondemedicine.com/bm119-ice-cream-money See Ashley live here https://linktr.ee/theashleyray

Leslie is back from her Hawaiian honeymoon, but there's no time to bask in the glow. Leslie's speech has been stolen and she's on the prowl to find the culprit. Meanwhile, Ben embarks on a new career as head of the Sweetums Foundation and Ann works up the nerve to ask Chris to be her sperm donor. Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break it all down in this week's walkthrough of “Correspondents' Lunch.” Plus, Jamie Denbo (aka Leslie's nemesis Kim Terlando) joins Jim and Greg to rehash her early improv days with Amy Poehler, all the fun she had on set, and how she landed her latest role as Co-EP on Grey's Anatomy.Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com

Rob Lowe is back to help Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine host one big Town Hall and you'll never believe where they've set the scene. This week we tackle some of our listeners' most burning questions, like how the characters from “The Outsiders” would fit into the world of Pawnee, what a Chris Traeger ice cream flavor would taste like, and who would reign supreme in a Josh Lyman/Leslie Knope debate.  Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Rashida Jones (Ann Perkins herself!) joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to discuss the early days of Parks and Recreation, how being a close friend of Mike Schur did not do her any favors in the casting process, and all the ways Ann Perkins and Leslie Knope's unbreakable bond parallels her and Amy Poehler's real life friendship. Plus Rashida, Jim and Greg rehash what is arguably the best television wedding of all time in this week's breakdown of “Leslie and Ben.”Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Comedian and writer Joe Mande (Parks and Rec, The Good Place, Delocated) joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to break down Pawnee's response to a hypothetical avian flu outbreak, Andy's attempt to pass the police entrance exam, and Ron's surprisingly good appearance on Pawnee Today. Plus, Joe discusses the ins and outs of writing his first episode of Parks, his recurring role as Morris Lerpiss, and the real story behind Tom Haverford's paper iPhone in “Sex Education” (S5E4). Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Ann's on a quest for a sperm donor amid Pawnee's shallow pool of candidates, April sets fire to Leslie's impressive collection of pantsuits, and Ben, Ron, and Chris are stricken with an epic case of food poisoning. Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break it all down in this week's walkthrough of “Ann's Decision.” Plus, improv genius Matt Besser joins Jim and Greg to discuss his recurring role as half of Pawnee's rock jock DJ duo, Crazy Ira and The Douche.Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

This week, our friends Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine of the podcast Parks and Recollection join host Dave Holmes for some graduation speeches, mockumentary trivia, and TV show recap podcasts.Greg Levine would like to plug Parks and Recollection and recommends Selling SunsetJim O'Heir would like to plug  Parks and Recollection and his upcoming book Welcome to PawneeAnd finally, Dave Holmes is on Twitter @DaveHolmesFind us on Twitter! We are @TroubledPodWritten by Riley Silverman and John-Luke Roberts, recorded remotely over Zoom and produced by Christian Dueñas and Laura Swisher.Join the MaxFun fam:maximumfun.org/join

“TWEEP!” Alison Becker (Shauna Malwae-Tweep herself) joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to break down Shauna's “situationship” with Chris Traeger, Leslie and April's day fighting misogyny within the sanitation department, and Ron's failed attempt as a babysitter. Plus, Alison recounts finding out she was cast on the “Unnamed Amy Poehler Project” and how she became a member of Mensa.Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

“It's time for the Gettysburg UNDRESS!” Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break down the highs and lows of Ben and Leslie's bachelor and bachelorette parties in this week's walkthrough of “Two Parties.” They cover it all, from Leslie digging in the dirt with gummy penises, to Andy catching a pass from Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, to Newt Gingrich's unplanned cameo at St. Elmo Steakhouse.  Plus, Jim and Greg read a touching tribute to Crown Point, Indiana's real-life version of Lil' Sebastian in this week's Town Hall segment.  Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

On this episode of Ropes & Gray's podcast series, Decoding Digital Health, host Kellie Combs, a partner in the life sciences regulatory and compliance group and co-chair of the firm's cross-practice digital health group, is joined by Greg Levine, chair of the firm's global life sciences regulatory and compliance practice, and Lincoln Tsang, head of the European life sciences practice. They unpack some key insights from a recent webinar on regulatory issues surrounding artificial intelligence (“AI”) and machine learning (“ML”) devices, hosted by Ropes & Gray and HLTH. The conversation covers the boundaries of AI and ML regulation as a medical device, the evolving regulatory frameworks in the U.S. and Europe, and upcoming guidance and developments in the field.

“Diane Lewis? More like Diane Sawyer!” In this week's episode, Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break down Leslie and Diane's first meeting, Jerry Gergich's surprisingly lovely home life with Gail (played by supermodel Christie Brinkley), and the sexual hurricane that is Tammy II.  Plus, Jim and Greg give their top pick of who they think would be the last Pawneean standing on a Pawnee access television version of “Survivor” in this week's Town Hall segment.  Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Special Agent Burt Macklin (aka Andy Dwyer) hangs up his shades, Tom gets Rent-A-Swag up and running, and Leslie and Ben cross the border into Pawnee's smug sister city Eagleton to collaborate on a park design for Lot 48. Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine are breaking it all down in this week's rewatch of “Pawnee Commons.” Plus, Jim and Greg think up vanity license plates for our main characters in this week's Town Hall segment.  Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

“Calc-you-later!” Ben receives a slew of job offers, Andy launches a full-scale investigation into his missing computer, and Leslie and April go toe to toe over a dog park project proposed for Lot 48; Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine get into all of it in this week's episode walkthrough of “Leslie vs. April.” Plus, John Balma stops by to talk about playing Pawnee's most enthusiastic accountant, Barney Varmn.

It's the war of the Wyatts! Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break down every jab in this week's walkthrough of “Ben's Parents.” In this episode, Leslie presents a unity quilt to Ben's divorced parents (Jonathan Banks and Glenne Headly), Tom and Jean-Ralphio aim to make Ron a ground-level investor in Rent-A-Swag, and Chris goes on a rollercoaster of emotion.  Plus, Greg talks about writing his first solo episode of Parks and Rec: everything from the Goldilocks story outline he created, to reworking jokes on set, to the corkboard full of notes he never brought back to the Radford lot.  Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Rolling Stone's chief TV critic Alan Sepinwall joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to break down the “fart attack” heard ‘round the world and Ben and Leslie's heartwarming proposal. Plus, Alan discusses the joys of sitting in on the Parks writers room, the challenge of writing a negative episode review for a show that you love, and the satisfaction of gleaning a wildly successful career out of watching television.Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

STDs, paper iPhones, and a robotic congressman—Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine discuss it all in this week's walkthrough of “Sex Education”. In this episode, Leslie Knope launches a safe sex initiative for Pawnee's senior citizens, Tom goes on a technology detox after crashing his car while texting, and April and Ben try to decipher if Congressman Murray is actually a robot. Plus, Darlene Hunt (The Big C) joins Jim and Greg to discuss her recurring role as Pawnee's morality watchdog Marcia Langman. Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

You just got JAMMED! Jon Glaser (Jeremy Jamm himself!) joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine in this week's walkthrough of “How a Bill Becomes a Law” to break down Leslie Knope's first encounter with the Pawnee councilman we love to hate, the 311 hotline that leads Ron Swanson to find the love of his life, and the reason Ben and April can't make it out of the parking garage. Plus, Jon reveals the origin story of his character's iconic quaff and how well Jeremy Jamm would fit into today's political landscape. Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

AMAZING EPISODE ALERT! This week is extra special because we have not one but two special guests! First we have Leslie Thurston who played the waitress at the bar where Andy celebrates passing his college course THEN we have Bryon Goff of Citizens of Pawnee Podcast! Bryon and I dive deep and get nerdy about all things Parks and it was very fun to have another Park Pal on board with how intense the fandom is!We learn about the inspo that West Wing had over Parks and the easter eggs nodding to the show (seriously Greg Daniels and Greg Levine are huge fans), Bryon teaches us all about the Lerpiss family (there are 9 of them, what!), and Holly explains how to put ships in bottles haha Enjoy and don't forget to rate and review! Bryon's Podcast and Meme Account!https://www.instagram.com/citizensofpawneepodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/parksrecmemes/Leslie Thurston: https://www.instagram.com/blesliethurston/Support the showRate and review us on Apple Podcasts!Follow us @parkpalspodcast on Instagram! Or email us at parkpalspodcast@gmail.com

Broadway star Mary Faber joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to discuss her recurring role as Pawnee's Restaurant Association member Kathryn Pinewood. In this episode, they discuss soda cups large enough to hold a liquified toddler, the first cries for Leslie Knope's recall, and the underlying attraction between Pinewood and another one of Leslie's nemeses, Councilman Jamm.Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Senator cameos, D.C. location shoots, AND a live pig named Tom—Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine break it all down in this week's walkthrough of “Ms. Knope Goes to Washington.” In Parks & Recreation's season five premiere, Leslie is off to the Capitol to visit Ben and apply for a federal grant to clean up Pawnee's riverbed, leaving Ron Swanson in charge of the The Leslie Knope Employment Enjoyment Summerslam Grill Jam Fun-Splosion.  Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Adam Scott (Ben Wyatt himself!) joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to discuss his character's surprising plot twist in Parks & Recreation's season four finale: “Win, Lose, or Draw”. Plus, the instant connection he felt to Amy in their first scene together, the ballroom dance lessons he took with Jim, and the cryptic note Aubrey Plaza passed him during his first table read.  Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

The writer most compared to Leslie Knope, Aisha Muharrar (Parks and Rec, Hacks, The Good Place), joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to discuss “Bus Tour”. In this episode, Aisha breaks out her Parks notebook recounting the time Amy Poehler helped her out of a jam, the logistics of maneuvering a full-sized campaign bus through a small Los Angeles neighborhood, the hidden sweetness of April Ludgate, and just how many pies to the face Jim had to endure while filming.  Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Dust off your podium - Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer Greg Levine are back to discuss “The Debate”! In this episode, Jim and Greg break down Leslie Knope's face-off with a slew of Pawnee's City Council hopefuls (including local porn star Brandi Maxxxx and Sweetums heir Bobby Newport), Andy Dwyer's one-man reenactment of the movie “Roadhouse”, and Ron Swanson's scaling of a telephone pole. Plus, they dive into which character's backstory would make the best prequel series in our Town Hall segment. Get your rebuttal ready and go ahead and treat yo' self! Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Join Ropes & Gray's life sciences attorneys for a podcast series exploring regulatory, compliance, and enforcement changes emanating from Washington, D.C. and the potential impact on life sciences companies in 2024. In this fourth and final episode, attorneys Greg Levine, Sarah Blankstein, and Beth Weinman discuss key areas to watch related to FDA regulation of digital health tools in 2024. These include digital health technologies used in product development, artificial intelligence and machine learning-enabled medical devices, clinical decision support software, and medical device cybersecurity.

This installment of Ropes & Gray's podcast series Non-binding Guidance focuses on FDA's proposed rule that would affirm the Agency's position that laboratory developed tests (“LDTs”) are in vitro diagnostic products regulated as medical devices under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (“FDCA”). In this episode, hear from Greg Levine, Josh Oyster, and Beth Weinman, industry-leading attorneys from Ropes & Gray's life sciences regulatory and compliance team based in Washington, D.C., as they discuss FDA's proposal to phase out the enforcement discretion policy it has historically applied to most LDTs. 

This week Mark and Allen break down the Episode where we are introduced to Peebo the Ping-Pong Playing Panda! Ben unveils the new city website for Pawnee, featuring an online poll for the new town slogan. Just after this happens, Leslie meets with Grant Larson, Director of the Midwest Branch of the National Parks Service, to further discuss the details of the job offer he made in the last episode. Grant tells Leslie her new role will include overseeing 200 people and be mainly focused on creative, big picture stuff ... and as a result, will no longer involve the everyday minutiae, which she currently does, and loves very much. A bit later, Ben is ready to go live with the slogan poll, and comments the website will do all the work for them. Perhaps drawing a parallel between what Grant told her, and the website, Leslie reacts to this by insisting that they still need to manually do stuff, such as door-to-door promotion, handing out flyers, canvassing, and even holding a press junket. A bit later, the aforementioned press junket starts, with Leslie meeting with notable town icons such as Perd Hapley, Joan Callamezzo and Crazy Ira and The Douche to try and get them to promote the slogan poll. Unfortunately, Crazy Ira and The Douche get their listeners to bombard the poll with votes for "Pawnee: Welcome To Douche Nation". Upon finding this out, Leslie takes it upon herself to go on their radio program in an attempt to get their listeners to vote for a less-douchy-and-more-elegant slogan. Meanwhile, Tom is trying to find the perfect (and affordable) place for his restaurant venture, Tom's Bistro, and calls upon Donna and Regal Meagle Realty to help, with April tagging along to give her opinions on the available properties. For the next two days, Donna, April, and Tom visit a variety of places, but all of them seem to have inherent flaws (e.g. too expensive, too far from City Hall, too small). At the end of the 2nd day, Tom is at his wits end, and laments that ... maybe Tom's Bistro wasn't meant to be ... and plans to inform his investor that he can't find a suitable property. Finally, Andy has been driving all over Indiana looking for bands to play the unity concert, but has been largely unsuccessful. When he asks Craig for any advice, Craig mentions a couple of locations in Eagleton that do pretty well, including Cozy's Bar. Willing to try anything, Andy goes to Cozy's to check it out. There he finds a throng of excited middle-aged women waiting for ... the one ... the only ... Mr. Duke Silver. Noticing how much Duke resembles Ron, Andy goes into Ron's office the next day to tell him about his visit to Cozy's. Seeing now way out of it, Ron admits he is Duke Silver, but insists Andy keep it a secret. Andy, however, is too excited at this news, and insists on booking Ron/Duke Silver to play at the Unity Concert. As always, we tackle the tough questions, such as ... How will Leslie do on-air with Crazy Ira and The Douche? Can Donna find a suitable property for Tom? Will Andy really book Duke Silver to play at the Unity Concert? Will Leslie ever be capable of delegating work to others? Does April ever provide positive feedback? Will Duke Silver actually PLAY at the Unity Concert? What will be Pawnee's new town slogan? Will Tom's Bistro ever become a viable up-and-coming business, or will it go the way of Entertainment 720? Does Ron do anything to keep his alter ego, Duke Silver, a secret? Loyal podcast viewers, last episode witnessed the largest scoring gap Mark and Allen have ever had. Will this week be better? Tune in to find out! Many thanks to our wonderful sponsor, "Cozy's Bar".

Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer Greg Levine are here to discuss a very “West Wing” episode of “Parks & Rec!” “West Wing” super-fan Greg walks us through all the references, from the episode's title to the appearance of guest star Bradley Whitford. They also discuss working with animals, Greg's tours of the “West Wing” Oval Office, Ron Swanson's reluctant yoga journey, and much more. Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com! This episode was recorded on July 13, 2023.

How “Lucky” are we? Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and Greg Levine are back to discuss Season 4, Episode 18 - it's “Lucky!” They discuss the return of Ron's post-coital polo shirt, Jerry's mechanical envelope-stuffing method, Andy's Women's Studies exam, why it's so fun to see Sean Hayes play an asshole, and much more. And stick around for an interview with our friend, Hadley Hall Meares, discussing her time as Amy Poehler's stand-in on “Parks & Rec!”This episode was recorded on July 13, 2023. The interview with Hadley was recorded on June 26, 2023.

Rob Lowe returns to talk “Campaign Shake-Up!” Rob and our hosts Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine discuss this episode's appearance from the legendary Carl Reiner, how a magazine cover altered the character of Chris Traeger, the comedic talent of Kathryn Hahn, and much more. This episode was recorded on July 13, 2023.

Parks writer Norm Hiscock (whose illustrious writing credits include King of the Hill, Saturday Night Live, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine) joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to discuss “S4E16: Sweet Sixteen” (written by… Norm Hiscock!). They discuss Jerry's leap year birthday, R&B star Ginuwine, the joys of a simple plot, Wheels for Meals on Wheels, and Jim's emotional backstory for this episode. Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com! This episode was recorded on June 27, 2023.

Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and Greg Levine are here to discuss “Dave Returns!” They discuss Adam Scott's tour de force performance in this episode, the triumphant return of Mouse Rat, Jim and Greg's shared love for “We Are the World,” what if Jerry had a Duke Silver-style alter ego, and much more! Treat yo' self and give it a listen!Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!This episode was recorded on June 26, 2023.

Happy Galentine's Day! This week, Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine are talking "Operation Ann." Leslie Knope makes it her mission to find Ann Perkins a Valentine's date, Ron Swanson proves himself to be a master puzzle-solver, and, for one beautiful moment, Chris Traeger contemplates a life with Jerry Gergich. It's an excellent Valentine's Day episode - treat yo' self and give it a listen! Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com! Episode recorded June 7, 2023.

Join partners Greg Levine and Josh Oyster from Ropes & Gray's life sciences regulatory and compliance practice group for a special edition of Non-binding Guidance, a podcast series which focuses on current trends in life sciences regulatory law as well as other important developments affecting the life sciences industry. On this episode, Greg and Josh discuss the publication of Ropes & Gray's U.S. Medical Device Recalls Resource Manual, a reference tool to guide medical device companies considering, planning, or executing product recalls and other field actions.

Comedian, actor, and writer Kevin Dorff (known for his work with Conan O'Brien and his appearances on shows like The Office, 30 Rock, and White House Plumbers) joins Jim O'Heir and Greg Levine to discuss his role as Derek in “Bowling for Votes.” Yes, this is the episode where Ben Wyatt punches a guy. It's also the episode where: Jerry Gergich gives a stranger his social security number, Tom Haverford stumbles upon the most effective (and most embarrassing) bowling technique in history, and Chris Traeger gets his heart broken. Jim and Greg discuss all this and more on this week's episode, give it a listen and stick around to hear Kevin Dorff (beginning around 37:35)! Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer Greg Levine are back to discuss S4E12 of Parks and Rec - it's Campaign Ad! Jim and Greg discuss the arrival of Bobby Newport, Paul Rudd's method acting, the Better Better Business Bureau, Greg's brief turn as a film star, and so much more. Treat yo' self!Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email at ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com!

Writer Mike Scully (The Simpsons, King of the Hill) joins Jim O'Heir and writer Greg Levine to talk about one of our favorite Parks episodes: it's S4E11, The Comeback Kid (written by Mike Scully)! They discuss one of the all-time funniest Parks & Rec bloopers, Ben Wyatt's descent into madness, a delightful three-legged dog named Champion, and, most importantly, that chaotic scene on the ice rink. Give it a listen and treat yo' self!

Jason Mantzoukas joins Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer Greg Levine to discuss “Citizen Knope” and his role as the Fragrance King of Pawnee: Dennis Feinstein! They discuss Jason's various roles in the Schur-verse (Parks and Rec, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Good Place), a major change in Leslie's political campaign, Jerry's perfect Christmas gift, Barney Varmn's accounting firm, and much more. 

Our friend and (former host of this very podcast!) Rob Lowe joins Jim O'Heir and writer Greg Levine once again to discuss the wonderful world of Pawnee! This week, we're talking S4E9: The Trial of Leslie Knope. They discuss Rob's viral 9-1-1: Lone Star moment, the evolution of Chris Traeger's character, the amazing Helen Slayton-Hughes (better known to Parks fans as court stenographer Ethel Beavers), the power of specificity in comedy, and a very important revelation about Jerry Gergich's birth name! Give it a listen - and treat yo' self!

The hilarious Chelsea Peretti (Netflix, Brooklyn Nine-Nine) joins Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer Greg Levine to discuss the best writer's room snacks, an important moment in Ben and Leslie's relationship, working with the brilliant Harris Wittels, and much more. It's Season 4, Episode 8 (directed by the brilliant Nicole Holofcener): “Smallest Park!” Chelsea also discusses her upcoming feature directorial debut, “First Time Female Director" - co-starring and produced by Amy Poehler! It's another great episode of Parks & Recollection - give it a listen and treat yo' self!

“We got the freaking Moon!” Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself) and writer Greg Levine are discussing Season 4, Episode 7 of Parks and Recreation - it's “The Treaty!” A meeting of the Pawnee Central High School's Model UN club leads to a historic face-off between Leslie and Ben, Ron and Tom interview some terrible job applicants (including Kyle Mooney and the show's actual accountant!), and Chris seeks dating advice from his co-workers (including, for some reason, his girlfriend's father). It's another great episode of Parks - give it a listen and treat yo' self!

Hail Zorp! Actress/director Natalie Morales (who Parks fans know and love as Lucy!) joins Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer Greg Levine to discuss one of our favorite Parks episodes: End of the World. The three discuss the surprise return of Lucy, Andy Dwyer's bucket list, the finances of Entertainment 720, and much, much more. See Natalie in the upcoming comedy film “No Hard Feelings” (starring Jennifer Lawrence) this summer!

It's a Gergich family reunion! Sarah Wright Olsen (aka Millicent Gergich) joins her TV dad Jim O'Heir and writer Greg Levine to discuss her days on Parks, her TV mom Christie Brinkley, and much more. Jim and Greg also recap a great Halloween episode of Parks, featuring rubber nipples, blood orphans, and the spookiest man in Pawnee - Orin. Treat yo' self!

The episode that birthed a cultural phenomenon - Jim O'Heir and writer Greg Levine are here to discuss “Pawnee Rangers,” better known as the “Treat Yo' Self” episode! Yes, it's the B-story that (accidentally) changed the way we talk about self-care forever. Jim and Greg discuss Treat Yo' Self Day, the Pawnee Rangers vs Pawnee Goddesses, Greg's stint as Pierre, Chris' budding romance with Jerry's daughter, and much more. You will not want to miss this episode!

Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer Greg Levine are joined this week by actress and comedian Mo Collins, who Parks fans know and love as Joan Callamezzo, the host of Pawnee Today. They discuss one of our favorite Parks scenes of all time - and explore what makes Mo such a gifted comedic performer. Jim and Greg also discuss Leslie's shocking birthplace, Ann's quest to make Ron and April enjoy chatting with her, and much more. Treat yo' self!

Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer Greg Levine are here to discuss another great episode of Parks and Recreation: Ron and Tammys. They discuss the brilliant Patricia Clarkson's performance as Tammy One, why we all idolize Paula Pell (who plays Ron's mom, Tammy Zero), and Jim explains the secret behind proper jug chugging. Treat yo' self!

Rob Lowe is thrilled to announce the return of Parks and Recollection, the best Parks and Recreation recap podcast this side of Pawnee! And it's back with new hosts: Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich) and Greg Levine (writer/script coordinator)! In this clip, you'll hear them talk with Rob about the jam-packed season four premiere of Parks and Rec, which includes the start of Leslie's City Council campaign and the first appearance of Tammy One! When you're done, head over to the Parks and Recollection podcast feed to hear the whole episode and subscribe! 

Welcome back to Pawnee! Today Rob Lowe ushers in a new era of Parks and Recollection, handing over the reins to our new hosts: the great Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer/script coordinator Greg Levine. Our hosts discuss the show's jam-packed season four premiere, featuring the start of Leslie's city council campaign, the first appearance of Tammy One, and an important revelation about Jerry's, ahem, package. Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email: ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com or leave a 30-Second voicemail at: (310) 893-6992.

Writer Greg Levine (Parks and Recreation / I Love You Man) joins me to get to the bottom of Tom Sandoval's villain origin story while he watches Vanderpump Rules for the first time. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

Your favorite Parks and Recreation rewatch podcast is back with new hosts! Jim O'Heir (Jerry Gergich himself!) and writer/script coordinator Greg Levine are taking the reins, and they couldn't be more excited to have you along. Each week, Jim and Greg will talk through a new episode of Parks and Rec, breaking down all our favorite moments and characters. Join them in Pawnee every Tuesday, beginning Tuesday, April 18! Special guests include Rob Lowe, Jason Mantzoukas, Chelsea Peretti, and more!

This episode of Ropes & Gray's podcast series Non-binding Guidance examines FDA's final guidance on Clinical Decision Support (“CDS”) software, released in September, and its implications for the life sciences and health care industries. The final guidance represents a substantial change in FDA's approach to CDS software regulation from the agency's 2019 draft guidance and may prompt many software developers to reassess their CDS products in light of the new guidance. Join Ropes & Gray FDA regulatory partners Greg Levine and Kellie Combs and counsel Sarah Blankstein as they discuss FDA's new CDS guidance and provide an overview of key changes, practical implications, and some of the challenges posed by the guidance.

Lois Reitzes interviews actor Kedren Spencer and director Tinashe Kajese-Bolden about the Alliance Theater's production of “Toni Stone”; and the National Center for Civil and Human Rights' Head of Programs & Exhibitions, Dr. Calinda Lee as well as Greg Levine, co-executive director of Trees Atlanta about their work honoring Congressman John Lewis by planting trees in Freedom Park. Music contributor Von Phoenix joins the program for another edition of "Punk Black to Go."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This installation of Ropes & Gray's podcast series Non-binding Guidance focuses on recent developments in FDA inspection policy, including implications of the pandemic-related slowdown on product quality and approval delays as well as progress FDA has been making in clearing the inspection backlog. In March 2020, many routine inspections, such as foreign pre-approval and for-cause inspection assignments not deemed “mission-critical,” were temporarily postponed, but FDA has recently restarted some inspections. In this episode, Ropes & Gray life sciences regulatory & compliance practice group leader, Greg Levine, and Ropes & Gray counsel and former FDA Office of Chief Counsel attorney, Beth Weinman, discuss the significance of these developments and what FDA-regulated entities can expect when thinking about and preparing for FDA inspections in 2022.

This installation of Ropes & Gray's podcast series Non-binding Guidance focuses on the Biden administration's recent proposal to repeal the Medicare Coverage of Innovative Technology ("MCIT") final rule, which was published in January 2021 and initially scheduled to become effective on December 15, 2021. This proposed rule, although published by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ("CMS"), relates directly to FDA regulation of medical devices because it would provide automatic Medicare coverage to products that FDA approves or authorizes under its Breakthrough Device Program. In this episode, Ropes & Gray life sciences regulatory & compliance head, Greg Levine, and health care partner, Tom Bulleit, will discuss the significance of this development—a reversal of what would've been a significant innovation for Medicare coverage and payment of new device technology—and share some pathways manufacturers of breakthrough devices can use to obtain Medicare coverage after approval while FDA and CMS collect comments on a new program to replace the MCIT program.

Greg Levine from Trees Atlanta joins me- nature spotters, arboretums and your questions

Greg Levine was previously the Executive Director at McLaren Automative. He is now the Managing Director of Sales and Distribution at Vitality Health, alongside being a director at a professional football league club.

This installation of Ropes & Gray's podcast series Non-binding Guidance focuses on FDA regulatory developments in the area of artificial intelligence (“AI”) and machine learning. AI and machine learning represent a rapidly growing frontier in digital health, with applications ranging from medical device software used for diagnostic and triaging applications to drug candidate selection to clinical trial design and interpretation. In this episode, FDA regulatory attorneys Kellie Combs, Greg Levine, and Sarah Blankstein explore the development and uptake of these technologies in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, FDA's current regulatory landscape for these technologies, recent steps FDA has taken to update its regulatory approach to these tools in coordination with industry, and continuing trends in this area they expect to see through 2021.

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Lois Reitzes talks with the Rev. Dr. Dwight Andrews about music featured "The Black Church," a new PBS documentary from Dr. Henry Louis Gates; and Greg Levine of Trees Atlanta, as well as Calinda Lee of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights about the upcoming "Flowering Forest" tree tribute to former congressman John Lewis.

Host Jill Melancon talks to Greg Levine and Connie Yeates, co-directors of Trees Atlanta, about how they work to save trees and plant more of them to help keep the ATL so green.

The tenth installment of Ropes & Gray's podcast series, Non-binding Guidance, focuses on FDA regulation of COVID-19 diagnostic tests, with a particular focus on employee testing. In this episode, chair of Ropes & Gray's FDA regulatory practice, Greg Levine, interviews Lauren Silvis, a former FDA official and currently Senior Vice President of External Affairs for Tempus, a clinical molecular technology company, to hear her input on the role employee testing can play in maintaining a safe workplace. Topics covered include the role of antibody tests, testing of asymptomatic persons, pooled sample testing, and evolving technologies such as Next Generation Sequencing (NGS). Prior to joining Tempus, Lauren spent a number of years at the FDA, first as deputy center director for policy in the agency's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, and subsequently as the FDA chief of staff, where she was responsible for overseeing the daily management of the agency and leading the agency's activities on major initiatives. Additionally, Lauren co-authored several reports and articles on COVID-19 – most recently, “How Businesses Can Keep Employees Safe From Coronavirus.”

Greg Levine is the Action Now CFO and host of Your Personal CFO Podcast. In this episode, Greg joins Brett Swarts to talk about the importance of understanding the numbers to help businesses maximize revenue and profit and grow. Greg dives into how he became the Action Now CFO, what a fractional CFO entails, and the higher accounting skills needed as a CFO. Learn the importance of having clarity on the numbers as well as the reasons behind their movement to make the proper changes to improve your business. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Capital Gains Tax Solutions Community today:capitalgainstaxsolutions.comCapital Gains Tax Solutions FacebookCapital Gains Tax Solutions Twitter

This week’s episode is from NewGround’s 2013 Spotlight Storytelling. Our speaker is Greg Levine and his story is entitled "The Night I Died." NewGround: A Muslim-Jewish Partnership for Change is a non-profit with a vision of an American society where Muslims and Jews are empowered to create lasting partnerships and engage in authentic communication and mutual cooperation. On this podcast, you’ll find a mix of our keynotes, workshops, interviews, speeches, and other audio from events led by our team. If you’d like to learn more about our mission, or support this podcast and NewGround’s work, please visit www.mjnewground.org.

In this rebroadcast episode I'm interviewed by Greg Levine talking about how to achieve inner peace in life as an entrepreneur. We discuss how I overcame obstacles in creating Lifesjourney as a business and what can be learned from the experience. Check out the original broadcast here: http://bit.ly/2Gb1Yfd -Chris #podcastinterview #GregLevine #entrepreneur #ChrisShea #smallbusiness #mindfulness #lifecoach Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The seventh installment of Ropes & Gray's podcast series, Non-binding Guidance, dives into the closely watched administrative law case, Kisor v. Wilkie. This Supreme Court case addresses the continued validity of the doctrine articulated in the 1997 Supreme Court case Auer v. Robbins, regarding judicial deference to federal administrative agency interpretations of their own regulations. In this episode, Ropes & Gray partner Greg Levine interviews his colleagues, Doug Hallward-Driemeier and Beth Weinman, about the factual background, opinions, and potential implications of Kisor, with particular emphasis on its significance for FDA-regulated life sciences companies seeking to challenge FDA or other federal agency regulatory interpretations. Among other things, Beth and Doug discuss the signals the Kisor case sends about the future of Chevron deference, which addresses the related question of judicial deference to agency interpretations of statutes. Tune in to this discussion to learn about key takeaways from the Supreme Court's Kisor ruling and its potential impact on FDA-regulated companies.

Have you ever dreamed of saving money for your future while cutting off taxes and running your small business at the same time? Well, Income Hackers, this is possible. Contrary to what we’ve been told all of our lives, you have to pay yourself first on any of your earned income (even 1% can make a difference ). Our today’s guest, Greg Levine is here to help us get financial clarity when it comes to expanding our own business. In this episode, you will learn how to do tax write-offs, including real estate write-offs, and how you can take advantage of those processes. Levine will share with us the importance of balancing your day job and investing at the same time, in order to have a blooming financial future. This income hacker runs an accounting and fractional CFO business, and he helps businesses get their finances in check, to take them to the next level.  Even if you think this is not important, or that you can start this habit ‘next month’, the sooner you start saving something (even a little bit), the bigger the impact on your wallet over time. When it comes to hacking your income, Greg recommends to make sure that part of what you earn is completely yours to keep; Remember, you don’t always have to max out on your lifestyle to surround yourself with wealth. Walk with us in this new Income Hacker episode and start developing strategies to grow your business and your personal wealth.  “Make sure that you set yourself up for a comfortable financial life where you don’t have to be stressed all the time” - Greg Levine   Podcast summary: 01:54 - What is a fractional CFO and why it might be right for you?  03:16 - Tips for small businesses to bring good accounting principles into their business. 04:52 - How important is it for businesses to track their expenses to get some tax write-offs. 07:00 - How to manage real estate write-offs and taking into account appreciation entries as well as amortization. 08:39 - Putting on the entrepreneurial hat vs. being employed and harnessing the best from both worlds. 14:51 - Useful tips to get your personal finances in order and start creating personal margins. 19:52 - The future value of money and the opportunity cost of delaying gratification. 20:45 - Why more money sometimes is not the answer and being wary of credit cards and bad debt. 25:36 - Streamlining your financial operation and diversifying your bank accounts. 30:49 - Greg’s biggest mistakes: Getting behind on your accounting, relying solely on your bank accounts and having a big credit card bill.   Connect with Greg Action Now CFO  Send an email to Greg   Episode Resources Quickbooks Clock’in App by Philip Fu Future Value of Money Calculator Shoe Dog by Phil Knight (Nike’s creator)

The sixth installment of Ropes & Gray's podcast series, Non-binding Guidance, continues our two-part discussion on FDA expedited review programs. In this episode, Ropes & Gray lawyer Kellie Combs interviews her partner Greg Levine, who provides an overview of FDA's new Breakthrough Devices Program. This program, which was finalized in late 2018, aims to expedite the development and FDA premarket review of devices used in the treatment or diagnosis of serious or life-threatening conditions. The Breakthrough Devices Program provides a variety of benefits to manufacturers, including priority review and more frequent and efficient feedback from FDA during the submission and review process, so that devices receiving breakthrough designation can reach the patients who need them quickly and efficiently. In this episode, Greg dives into the program's eligibility criteria, benefits, when to apply, and some of the practical considerations associated with the program. Additionally, Kellie and Greg discuss recent trends and developments affecting breakthrough devices and provide examples of devices that have recently received breakthrough device designation or that were approved or cleared as breakthrough devices. Tune in to this discussion to learn more about the program and its impact on the medical device industry.

The fifth installment of Ropes & Gray's podcast series, Non-binding Guidance, is the first part of a two-episode discussion of FDA expedited review programs. In this episode, Ropes & Gray lawyer Greg Levine interviews his partner Kellie Combs, who provides an overview of the four expedited review programs for drugs and biologics: the Fast Track, Breakthrough Therapy, Priority Review, and Accelerated Approval programs. These programs, which are broadly intended to address unmet needs in the treatment of serious or life-threatening conditions for which existing therapies are insufficient, are associated with significant benefits for manufacturers, such as earlier and more frequent FDA interactions, streamlined clinical development requirements, and a shorter FDA review clock—all of which may accelerate time to market and improve the bottom line. In this episode, Kellie discusses the eligibility criteria and benefits associated with each program, and describes timing and other practical issues for product manufacturers to consider. Tune in to this discussion to learn more about the expedited review programs and how to secure the benefits. Next week, we'll release the second episode of this two-part series, which will focus on the Breakthrough Devices Program. Please stay tuned.

The third installment of Ropes & Gray's podcast series, Non-binding Guidance, highlights two recent federal district court decisions implicating enforcement efforts in the stem cell and compounding arenas. This episode, Ropes & Gray lawyers Greg Levine and Beth Weinman first explore the D.C. District Court's decision to grant summary judgment to FDA in its efforts to enjoin a Florida clinic from administering unapproved adipose derived stem cell injections to patients to treat a number of serious diseases. Next they address a loss for the government in the decision by the Federal District Court for the District of Massachusetts to overturn the convictions of two former employees of the New England Compounding Center (NECC) for conspiracy to defraud FDA, on the basis of legal impossibility. Tune in to this discussion to learn more about these federal district court decisions, their impact on the industry, and how the Agency will move forward as a result of these findings.

The second installment of Ropes & Gray's new podcast series, Non-binding Guidance, addresses the departure of former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, who resigned from his position last month. During his time at FDA, Commissioner Gottlieb employed an ambitious policy agenda, taking significant steps to combat the opioid crisis, improve access to generic drugs and biosimilars, confront the use of e-cigarettes by minors, and more. In this episode, Ropes & Gray lawyers Greg Levine, Kellie Combs, and Beth Weinman explore several areas of uncertainty that remain in the wake of Dr. Gottlieb's resignation: the regulation of laboratory developed tests, dietary supplements, and off-label communications. Tune in to this discussion to learn more about the unfinished business of the Gottlieb administration, the impact of his resignation, and how the agency will move forward under Acting Commissioner Ned Sharpless.

If youve ever flown into Atlanta, and thats about 100,000,000 passengers per year, youve certainly noticed one thing as you soar over the city: the trees. Atlantas urban canopy gives it an enduring nickname – City in a Forest, and towering pride if not a-plenty of pollen. These green guardians beautify our neighborhoods, clean our air, and cool our homes, but it takes a community to ensure theyre around for all to enjoy. In honor of Earth Day, Arbor Day and Springtime in the Peach State, we thought it would be fun to celebrate the season with a look back at our roots and the shade they provide. This month we take a look at trees with a few friends who help keep Atlanta green and the conversation colorful. Our guests include: (1) GREG LEVINE - Co-Executive Direct and Chief Program Officer of Trees Atlanta (2) JENNIE RICHARDSON of the Olmstead Linear Park Alliance (3) WAYNE SHANNON - an Arborist and urban forest conservation manager and (4) artist DANIEL BLIGNAUT whose new exhibition "A Conversation with Trees" will be on display at the Bill Lowe Gallery.

Greg Levine is a mega-talented writer on Parks and Recreation and has worked on The Office and ER.  We hope he lands on a successful show one day, he deserves it.  Greg joined us last year to share the story of how it took him 18 years to lose his... what do you call kissing virginity? Don't Tell My Mother! Live is back in LA!  January 24th at Cafe Fai Do Do! 8pm! Guests include Annabelle Gurwitch (author, You Say Tomato, I Say Shut Up), Baron Vaughn (Fairly Legal) and David Dean Bottrell (Boston Legal). Tickets available here! See you there! Our theme song was written and performed by Steve O'Reilly with lead vocals by Karen Rockower Glass.