Podcast appearances and mentions of Greg Stevens

Riding Shotgun With Charlie #222 Ed Monk Last Resort Firearm Training   Ed Monk is a name I've heard several times over the years. In October 2024, Matt Mallory and I did a live show with Ed and I was able to talk him into letting me drive him around Boston. Last fall, I had a chance to film a show with him before he was presenting at a conference for law enforcement officers. His area of expertise is analyzing the aftermath of school shootings. As a teacher for over 3 decades, this is a topic that hits home for me.    Monk grew up in Arkansas with a family with firearms, mostly for hunting. Around 1999, he connected with Jim Higginbothom who taught Ed that there's a whole new world with defensive gun fighting and shooting. His training resume is beyond impressive. He's taken classes at Front Sight, Tactical Defense Institute, and Rangemaster with Tom Givens. He also had training in the Army, where he spent 24 years. He's been teaching for about 15 years. His brother built a range on the family property. Their range went from 3 pistol bays, to another bay that was covered from the weather. Then his brother became “terminally ill with long range shooting” and added a 480 yard range, too. And they have a 50 yard range that holds 15 people.    Just after finishing his time in Iraq, he got a job teaching at a high school, where he taught for 4 years. Going from a profession that only dealt with deadly violence to one that avoids it was a difficult change. During some professional development, he realized that the school was prepared and didn't know how to prepare for a school shooter. The school's plan was to gather all the students and put them in one area, thus making it easier for the shooter to hit more targets. With the school's staff not knowing how to prepare and deal with violence, they thought this was an acceptable answer. But Ed knew it wasn't. That put him on the path to study school shootings and how they're committed.    Ed has done the work and crunched the numbers. He's realized that it becomes a math problem of sorts. The longer it takes to get someone who is prepared and ready to deal with the shooter, the higher the victim count goes. Locking the doors and hiding under the desks works well every day the shooter doesn't show up.    There are things that can be done. He suggests things like painting the hallways in different colors. Instead of having the art wing, the police can go to the green hallway. Elementary schools can also put barriers up on the playgrounds, ones that can be filled with sand or water. They can even have ballistic tables in the lunchroom. All things that would slow someone down who is committing a heinous crime.    When it comes to stopping a shooter, the time it takes to respond matters, and relates to the number of victims. Ed says that schools don't need everyone to carry but they need some people who are willing to step up and stop the carnage. But that person also needs to be at the school, where the action is taking place. Not several minutes away or even on the other side of the school.    We have a treat in this episode. One of my friends, Mark Lindblom, aka The Bay State King of GLOCKS (BSKOG as we call him), calls in with a question for Ed.Mark has been talking to me about Ed and several other trainers. And he turned me on to Ed's series on the Active Self Protection app.    Ed offers classes and seminars all around the country. He can bring his program to your school as well. You can find where he's teaching and presenting on his Facebook page. If you can get him to come to your district, that would be very beneficial to your community. He also offers training for churches.    In August 2025, at his home range, he is hosting Hero's Conference. You'll be able to hear from heroes who stopped active shooters. People like Jack Wilson, Greg Stevens, Stephen Willeford, and Pastor David George.  Favorite quotes: “Then plopped into a public teaching profession, where we don't discuss violence at all.” “The locking the doors and hiding under the desks works very, very well the shooter doesn't show up.” “They like putting stuff in the plans that's easy to type, that's easy to drill, that's not controversial, that doesn't trigger anybody.” “The longer we let him shoot us, the more of us get shot. Or the sooner we stop him, the fewer of us get shot.” Last Resort Firearms Training https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057584853533 Second Amendment Foundation https://secure.anedot.com/saf/donate?sc=RidingShotgun    Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms https://www.ccrkba.org/     Please support the Riding Shotgun With Charlie sponsors and supporters.    Self Defense Radio Network http://sdrn.us/   Buy a Powertac Flashlight, use RSWC as the discount code and save 15% www.powertac.com/RSWC   SABRE Red Pepper Spray  https://lddy.no/1iq1n   Or listen on: iTunes/Apple podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/riding-shotgun-with-charlie/id1275691565

Text the Blue Grit team now!In this second part of our podcast series, we dive deeper into the potential of maintaining higher standards in law enforcement as a solution to recruitment and retention challenges. We explore how raising the bar in training and leadership can not only attract better candidates but also improve retention across departments. Join us as we discuss the pivotal role sergeants play in shaping a strong law enforcement team, drawing parallels between law enforcement and military leadership structures.We also highlight key legislative actions in Texas that are designed to offer unique incentives for aspiring officers, and discuss the future direction of the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) in improving training and standards. From leadership development to the complexities of budget constraints, this episode covers the critical steps needed to build a more resilient police force. Don't miss this insightful conversation on the ongoing efforts to elevate the law enforcement profession.Support the showemail us at- bluegrit@tmpa.org

Text the Blue Grit team now!In this episode, we sit down with TCOLE Executive Director Greg Stevens and Director of Government Relations Gretchen Grigsby to discuss their career journeys and the upcoming changes at TCOLE. They break down key legislative changes, like Senate Bill 1445, and Gretchen's focus on maintaining high recruitment and training standards. Learn about the new programs designed to support out-of-state officers and military personnel transitioning into Texas law enforcement roles.Don't miss this deep dive into the evolving landscape of law enforcement in Texas!Support the showemail us at- bluegrit@tmpa.org

Competitive eater James Webb and Olneyville NY System owner Greg Stevens join the show to talk about James beating the record for most wieners eaten at at Olneyville!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Olneyville New York System owner Greg Stevens joins the show to talk with Gene about the new of Wienerama closing See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Join us for an unforgettable recount of multiple episodes featuring heroic guests like Victor Avila, Ken Gardner, Joey Sepulveda, David Kurylowicz, and Greg Stevens! This special recap episode is a testament to the relentless dedication of law enforcement and the continued dangers they face daily to protect the life, property, and liberty of every citizen. Hear their powerful stories and be inspired by their unwavering commitment to keeping our communities safe. Don't miss this tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of those who stand on the front lines. Support the Show.email us at- bluegrit@tmpa.org

It's a patient's perspective on healthcare from Greg Stevens on this episode of the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast with Rob Oliver. Greg is from Western Pennsylvania (a town called Indiana to be specific. The self-proclaimed Christmas Tree Capital of the world.) This interview comes from the patient's perspective interview marathon. Listen to the episode to see where Greg fits in with my other guests. Here are 3 things that stood out as Greg Stevens gave us a patient's perspective on healthcare: Quality healthcare involves personal attention and understanding from medical professionals. It is imperative to treat the root causes of health issues rather than just treating symptoms. Improving the accuracy of patient information in medical records will significantly and hands the quality of healthcare. Rob Oliver is “Your Keynote Speaker”, addressing quality healthcare, resilience and excellence in adversity. To book Rob Oliver as a speaker at your next event visit: http://www.yourkeynotespeaker.com Be sure to subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform: http://www.perspectivesonhealthcare.com/subscribe Follow Rob Oliver and Perspectives on Healthcare on social media: Twitter:http://www.twitter.com/yourkeynoterLinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/company/yourkeynoterLinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/imroboliver Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by guests on the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast are solely the opinion of the guest. They are not to be misconstrued as medical diagnoses or medical advice. Please consult with a licensed medical professional before attempting any of the treatments suggested.

It's a patient's perspective on healthcare from Greg Stevens on this episode of the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast with Rob Oliver. Greg is from Western Pennsylvania (a town called Indiana to be specific. The self-proclaimed Christmas Tree Capital of the world.) This interview comes from the patient's perspective interview marathon. Listen to the episode to see where Greg fits in with my other guests. Here are 3 things that stood out as Greg Stevens gave us a patient's perspective on healthcare: Quality healthcare involves personal attention and understanding from medical professionals. It is imperative to treat the root causes of health issues rather than just treating symptoms. Improving the accuracy of patient information in medical records will significantly and hands the quality of healthcare. Rob Oliver is “Your Keynote Speaker”, addressing quality healthcare, resilience and excellence in adversity. To book Rob Oliver as a speaker at your next event visit: http://www.yourkeynotespeaker.com Be sure to subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform: http://www.perspectivesonhealthcare.com/subscribe Follow Rob Oliver and Perspectives on Healthcare on social media: Twitter:http://www.twitter.com/yourkeynoterLinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/company/yourkeynoterLinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/imroboliver Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by guests on the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast are solely the opinion of the guest. They are not to be misconstrued as medical diagnoses or medical advice. Please consult with a licensed medical professional before attempting any of the treatments suggested.

David's guest this week is Greg Stevens, CEO of Turbyne. Previously Greg was Executive Vice President at Advantage Solutions, where he led the creation, development and spinout of Turbyne. They discuss why having a proprietary tech stack in your agency/business is the best defense against your competitors (6:19), how in-store retail media needs to come from a place of strength (19:22), what Greg saw at NRF 2024 (19:51), and why sailing is a good metaphor for business (30:32).Learn more about Turbyne: https://www.turbyne.com/Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregorystevens/Find out more about ItsRapid's new Sellsheet Builder! Send an email to support@itsrapid.ai with code "BEYOND2024"Learn more about ItsRapid: https://itsrapid.ai/Theme music: "Happy" by Mixaud - https://mixaund.bandcamp.comProducer: Jake Musiker

Chris Mottola is in his fifth decade as a Republican media consultant, with nearly 400 campaigns under his belt - including seven presidential campaigns and working with eleven US Seantors and six governors. His client list includes the highest echelons of GOP names like Bush, Dole, McCain, Giuliani, Specter, Rubio, Pataki, Sununu, Frist & many more. In this conversation, we talk his nearly lifelong passion for film, the non-political techniques he's brought to his political work, what drew him into campaigns, lessons learned from some of the smartest operatives who preceded him, and the stories behind some of his most memorable campaigns and effective TV ads.IN THIS EPISODEChris's roots as a Philly kid…The movie that ignited Chris's passion for film at age 7…Chris breaks down his embrace of “formalism” in filmmaking…A memorable first press conference in his first real political job…Handling over 50 spots in one cycle as a young NRCC production staffer…Chris tells lessons learned from legendary admakers Bob Goodman and Charles Guggenheim…Chris on the influence of “his favorite person on campaigns" , pollster Arthur Finkelstein…Chris talks some of his signature wins in Wisconsin and Florida as he establishes himself as a media consultant…Chis explains how a narrow loss to Patty Murray in the 1992 Washington Senate race that spurred his growth as a consultant…Chris's work for longtime PA Senator Arlen Specter and the drama around his 2009 party switch…Chris's time riding the campaign bus with Bob Dole in 1996…Chris on his work for colorful Montana Senator Conrad Burns…The story behind Chris's creation of the first gay rights spot for a Republican Senator…Three techniques that make Chris's spots a little different…Chris's 1970s moonlighting as an offensive football guru…How Chris embraced women voiceover artists…Why Philadelphia over-indexes on political media consultants and production talent… AND 80/20 questions, Adagio for Strings, JJ Balaban, the barbers' union, Brian Bellick, Ed Blakely, Don Bonker, Bertolt Brecht, Tom Brokaw, Buckely v. Valeo, the C&S Club, the Capitol Hill Club, Jimmy Carter, Alex Castellanos, Ronald Castille, Rod Chandler, commuter schools, Gary Cooper, Earl Cox, Mouse Davis, Dickens' novels, Fund for a Conservative Majority, David Garth, Tony Earl, Wilson Goode, Rod Goodwin, Bill Green, Gary Hart, Jesse Helms, Bernard Herrman, Edward Hopper, the Houston Gamblers, Asa Hutchinson, Peter Jennings, Andi Johnson, Ted Kennedy, laundry lists of grievances, Connie Mack, Buddy MacKay, Joseph Mankiewicz, David Marsden, George McGovern, Sally Mercer, Michealangelo's Pieta, Jack Mudd, Mike Murphy, Patty Murray, Neil Newhouse, old auctioneers, Neil Oxman, George Pataki, pearl clutching, potato peelers, Hester Prynne, Jerry Rafshoon, Dan Rather, Resonance Theory, the run-and-shoot, Tony Schwartz, Doc Schweitzer, seersucker suits, Judy Shepard, Matthew Shepard, Saul Shorr, Don Sipple, Gordon Smith, Bob Squier, Greg Stevens, stick time, Temple University, Tommy Thompson, Pat Toomey, the Voight-Kampff test, Bill Walsh, the World Football League, you bet....& more!

On this episode we are joined by: Greg Stevens, VP of Options Experience at Fidelity  Colin Songer, Director of Options Experience at Fidelity Greg and Colin discuss The 0 DTE explosion at Fidelity. Are 0 DTE contracts good or bad for the options market? Will we see single-name 0 DTE contracts sometime soon? How the options experience is evolving at Fidelity. and much more...

On this episode we are joined by: Greg Stevens, VP of Options Experience at Fidelity  Colin Songer, Director of Options Experience at Fidelity Greg and Colin discuss The 0 DTE explosion at Fidelity. Are 0 DTE contracts good or bad for the options market? Will we see single-name 0 DTE contracts sometime soon? How the options experience is evolving at Fidelity. and much more...

It could have been a North Texas massacre with up to 150 victims, if not for a Garland Police officer who became the first lawman in the country to engage ISIS-inspired terrorists on Texas soil.Greg Stevens, now 70, has lived for seven years on terrorist hit lists and shadowed by national intelligence. He joins the Blue Grit Podcast team to discuss the incident. Stevens has also received the nation's highest law enforcement honor and is revealing himself publicly for the first time."They kept me out of the media and kept my name and so on anonymous for a long, long time," said Stevens. Seven years ago, on May 3, 2015, he singlehandedly stopped an ISIS terrorist attack as a Garland Police officer.Stevens was one of 40 officers assigned to a security detail at the Curtis Culwell Center that Sunday in Garland.It's where a conservative group hosted a Muhammad cartoon contest that authorities knew would likely anger some Muslims."This had a lot of potential for bad things happening," said Stevens.Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi drove from Arizona with guns on an ISIS inspired mission authorities say to kill the 150 people attending the event."This little black car came from my left as I'm facing out on the street," said Stevens.Stevens believes the two attackers chose to pull up at the entrance monitored by him and an unarmed Garland ISD officer."They probably looked over there, look there are two guys, one of them is not even armed, and the other guy is 100 years old how hard can this be? The next thing I see is somebody dressed in all black stepping out of the car and the barrel of a rifle coming up in my direction."Stevens fired 14 rounds from a handgun while the two men with rifles fired 35, one of them, striking unarmed security guard Bruce Joiner in the leg.Within seconds, the veteran officer took down the gunmen from more than 30 feet away."This whole event probably didn't take no more than 10 and probably 15 seconds," said Stevens. "I'm a pretty good shooter. I'm not a great shooter. My training kicked in. I wasn't formulating a plan."Restorers: A Water Street PodcastOver these short episodes, we will be introducing you to the heroes who are working in...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showemail us at- bluegrit@tmpa.org

Unhealed trauma. Mental Health. And Healing. For many veterans who served in the U.S. Military, figuring out ways to help their mental health can be a struggle. For many, service dogs serve as a rescue of sorts, but not everyone can afford one. That's where Whalens' Heroes comes in. On this Life. Style. Live! Podcast episode, Dawn Whalen, Whalens' Heroes Founder and President, joins Greg Stevens, retired IMPD officer and Marine Corps Veteran, to share more about the organization's purpose and how you can offer support. This is the Life. Style. Live! Podcast on the All Indiana Podcast Network.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

President of Whalen's Heroes Dawn Whalen and Veteran Greg Stevens join the Hammer & Nigel Show to talk about Whalen's Heroes and more. https://whalensheroes.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the Minnesota Music Shakedown! A podcast dedicated to spinning some of the best original Twin Cities (and beyond) area music. Featured this week are songs by: The Teddy Holidays, Wenum & Smoke, Scottie Miller, Doyle Turner & Chris Hornsich along with continued conversation of the music of Chris Issak with Scott Wenum, more Q & A with Scottie Miller, hear from St Paul Saints out-front band sound man, Greg Stevens about this seasons music & learn what Balsam Lake Brewery Brew Master, Blake Paulson has been concocting as of late. www.markstarymusic.net

We recently returned from an unforgettable three weeks at Golden Apple Studio and Residency. It is a joy to relive this experience with our listeners. We cover six topics during this podcast. 1. Flow of the Day with the other participating artists. 2. Gallery Trips in Down East, Maine 3. Influences of the Environment 4. Trials and Tribulations 5. Workshops 6. Magical Moments while traveling. Our hosts, artist Shelley and Greg Stevens, are passionate in their commitment to provide artists everything they need to immerse themselves into this nurturing time to create art. They provide an environment that is both restful and invigorating. We highly recommend for artists to consider applying for a two-week session in 2023. We return to our studios with a new perspective and appreciation for being artists. Thank you, Shelley and Greg! Show Notes Golden Apple Residency Other residents who participated during session three. Barbara Hranilovich , James Steigengo , Sal Strom Littlefield Gallery Daniel Anselmi ( https://www.danielanselmi.com ) Robert Pollien ( https://pollien.com ) Philip Barter (https://thebarterarthouse.com/philip-barter ) Philip and Priscilla's pianist and composer son, Jack Barter has a Spotify Account HERE. ( https://open.spotify.com/artist/3pR0mi7xkFeVgKuWVOPYHa?si=XMnIY3bkRa6qL5w7QIBizA ) Matt Barter is Philip and Priscilla's visual artist son and here is a YouTube link to an interview with Matt about his art in Maine. VIDEO ( https://vimeo.com/655910103 ) A retro motel in Kittery, Maine we stayed on the way to residency. We loved it! The ride home: Sunset Harbor Bar and Grill on Lake Erie PS: After we had a late lunch a there, the Grill closed due to stormy and high waves on the patio. Crazy! Val's Abstraction Now! virtual online class "Last Minute" registration. The five-week class begins Wednesday, September 14, 2022 from 6-8pm. Complete list of fall season virtual online classes Art Ladders Facebook Page Art Ladders Instagram Page

Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Blue Mirage" [0:00:00] Red Sovine - "Sixteen Tons" [0:04:16] Hank Snow - "Ninety Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street)" [0:06:53] Ferlin Husky - "Prize Possession" [0:09:12] Hank Thompson And The Brazos Valley Boys - "Smoky The Bar" [0:11:30] Ray Hatcher - "I'm Waiting Just For You" [0:13:55] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Bud's Bounce" [0:16:21] Barry Frank - "Too Much" [0:19:20] John Henry - "High Ballin' Daddy" [0:21:47] Charlie Gracie - "Dressin' Up" [0:24:26] Johnny Hopkins - "Pretty As A Picture" [0:26:42] Bobbi Staff - "I Didn't Cry Today" [0:29:11] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Blue Mirage" [0:31:44] Vern Stovall - "Movin' Round" [0:34:15] Billy J. Hall - "Please, Mister D.J." [0:36:19] Joe Pain - "Down At Kelly's" [0:39:00] Dan Gaynes - "Ring Of Fire" [0:42:04] Bob Taylor & the Mystics - "Love That Woman" [0:43:41] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Bud's Bounce" [0:46:41] Frankia Treat - "Son Of A Preacher Man" [0:49:26] Bobby Abshire - "Virginia Is For Lovers" [0:52:10] Greg Stevens with The Wichita Linemen - "Mail Box Blue" [0:54:16] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Blue Mirage" [0:57:20] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/119489

Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Blue Mirage" [0:00:00] Red Sovine - "Sixteen Tons" [0:04:16] Hank Snow - "Ninety Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street)" [0:06:53] Ferlin Husky - "Prize Possession" [0:09:12] Hank Thompson And The Brazos Valley Boys - "Smoky The Bar" [0:11:30] Ray Hatcher - "I'm Waiting Just For You" [0:13:55] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Bud's Bounce" [0:16:21] Barry Frank - "Too Much" [0:19:20] John Henry - "High Ballin' Daddy" [0:21:47] Charlie Gracie - "Dressin' Up" [0:24:26] Johnny Hopkins - "Pretty As A Picture" [0:26:42] Bobbi Staff - "I Didn't Cry Today" [0:29:11] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Blue Mirage" [0:31:44] Vern Stovall - "Movin' Round" [0:34:15] Billy J. Hall - "Please, Mister D.J." [0:36:19] Joe Pain - "Down At Kelly's" [0:39:00] Dan Gaynes - "Ring Of Fire" [0:42:04] Bob Taylor & the Mystics - "Love That Woman" [0:43:41] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Bud's Bounce" [0:46:41] Frankia Treat - "Son Of A Preacher Man" [0:49:26] Bobby Abshire - "Virginia Is For Lovers" [0:52:10] Greg Stevens with The Wichita Linemen - "Mail Box Blue" [0:54:16] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Blue Mirage" [0:57:20] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/119489

March 31- April 6, 1979 This week Ken welcomes the  man behind the Pop Arena YouTube Channel and the force behind Nick Knacks, Greg Stevens to the show. Ken and Greg discuss Idaho, the I states, growing up in CA but moving to the midwest, the birth of Nickelodeon, MTV, the cutthroat nature of the cable business in the 1970s, cigarettes, shared experience, the 80s and 90s boom of VCR driven television preservation, the lost media of the 21st Century, prescient and haunting articles about Robin Williams on Mork and Mindy, the news, After School Specials, The Baby with Four Fathers, Filmation Live Action, Roller Derby, Saturday Mornings, Hollywood Teen, how the Bad News Bears TV series is the best Bad News Bears, LA's Channel 18 KSCI owned by The transcendental Medication Movement, positive programming, Dynaman, Night Flight, hatred of 80s teen comedies, Delta House, love boat, Easter programming, Kraft Food Hints, demon fruit plates, Space Junk Yard Men looking for scrap, Andy Griffith, Conversations with Charlie Lutes, WKRP, the mystery of "Slim Skins", Cliffhangers, Dracula, offensive pulp images, Taxi, Disney Cartoons, Lucha Libre, Police Woman, Night Gallery, Dear Detective and how Mr. Wizard shows you how to make giant turtles attack people. 

In part two of this series, we continue our conversation with with retired Garland, Texas Police Officer Greg Stevens as he tells us about the day two heavily-armed terrorists showed up to attempt a mass-shooting at an art contest and how he had to defend himself and hundreds of others from them using only his service pistol. Then we sit down with investigative reporter Stephen Gutowski of the reload.com and discuss The State of Georgia and their newly minted permitless or "constitutional carry" law. Active Self Protection exists to help good, sane, sober, moral, prudent people in all walks of life to more effectively protect themselves and their loved ones from criminal violence. On the ASP Podcast you will hear the true stories of life or death self defense encounters from the men and women that lived them. If you are interested in the Second Amendment, self defense and defensive firearms use, martial arts or the use of less lethal tools used in the real world to defend life and family, you will find this show riveting. Join host and career federal agent Mike Willever as he talks to real life survivors and hear their stories in depth. You'll hear about these incidents and the self defenders from well before the encounter occurred on through the legal and emotional aftermath. Title music by Jorikbasov.

This week on the Active Self Protection Podcast we sit down with retired Garland, Texas Police Officer Greg Stevens as he tells us about the day two heavily-armed terrorists showed up to attempt a mass-shooting at an art contest and how he had to defend himself and hundreds of others from them using only his service pistol. Then we sit down with investigative reporter Stephen Gutowski of the reload.com and discuss there current ATF nominee Steve Dettleback and some of his controversial statements in the past and why they matter now. Active Self Protection exists to help good, sane, sober, moral, prudent people in all walks of life to more effectively protect themselves and their loved ones from criminal violence. On the ASP Podcast you will hear the true stories of life or death self defense encounters from the men and women that lived them. If you are interested in the Second Amendment, self defense and defensive firearms use, martial arts or the use of less lethal tools used in the real world to defend life and family, you will find this show riveting. Join host and career federal agent Mike Willever and the rest of the ASP staff as they talk to real life survivors and hear their stories in depth. You'll hear about these incidents and the self defenders from well before the encounter occurred on through the legal and emotional aftermath. Title music by Jorikbasov.

Back with another episode. Catching up with the homie Greg Stevens. He is a veteran in the world of stand-up comedy, captivating audiences with his unique and energetic style. Born and raised in Washington, Greg has been performing at clubs and colleges all over the country. Greg has worked and shared the stage with headliners such as Rickey Smiley, Paul Rodriguez, Gary Owen and Jeff Ross. Greg extended his comedic talents to the world of radio, by being a frequent special guest host on the internet radio show “Vegas Stand Up” (Broadcast on LVrocks.com). Greg developed a love and passion for the world of cinema. In 2007 he landed a part in the dance sequel Step Up 2: The Streets. Greg struck a chord with director Alonzo Crawford, as he starred in his first leading role as a jazz musician in the drama “Jake's Wake”. In 2015 Greg wrote and produced his first stand-up special "50 Shades of BlackMayonnaise". Greg can be seen as a regular on the sketch comedy show, The Tommy Taylor Jr show (Amazon Prime). Greg has performed at various well known comedy clubs all over America such as the New York Improv, DC Improv, The Laugh Factory (LA), The Laugh House (Philadelphia), The Comedy Village (NYC), Caesars Palace (Las Vegas), Rascals (Baltimore), The Comedy Loft (Washington, DC) and The Virginia House of Comedy (Virginia Beach). Watch The Blerd Dad Podcast LIVE! Monday at 9:30PM EST on Facebook: @levelupcomedydc Twitch: @levelupcomedy Twitter: @GlennLevelsUp Got an interesting perspective on parenting? Want to nerd out about fatherhood? Need to vent about these damn children? Drop us a line at bookings@levelupcomedy.com #blerddad #blerd #blerdlife #podcast #blerdpodcast #blerddadpodcast #TeamLevelUp #nerdy #BLERDS #dad #dadlife #newdad #newdadlife #comedy #funnydad #levelupcomedy #glennlawrence #fatherhood #blackdads #blackfathers #comedy #parenting #parentingtips #comedian #content #theymademewearit #babies #BlackMayonaise --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Part 2 of 2 with St Paul Saints pre-game entertainment sound man, Greg Stevens! We talk: sound gear, hottest cars in St. Paul, B-Naughty & other favorites to work with and more. Enjoy the conversation!

Part 1 of 2 with St Paul Saints pre-game entertainment sound man, Greg Steven's! We talk: what's it's like to do outdoor sound, rain monsoons, Andy Crowley (Saints musical director) and more. Enjoy the conversation!

You won't find a better 59 minutes of political stories and advice than this conversation with longtime GOP media consultant / strategist Mike Murphy. Mike has worked with some of the iconic Republican political names of his generation...McCain, Schwarzenegger, Bush, Romney, Alexander, Engler...and so many more. And there is no better and more enthusiastic political storyteller than Mike Murphy. IN THIS EPISODEMike's family connection to a “thank you” letter sent from FDR's campaign manager…Mike talks about how the Cold War defined politics in his early days…A young Mike learns under Arthur Finkelstein…Mike finds himself in Moscow during a momentous moment…How Darth Vader focused Mike on a career in politics…Which iconic GOP House member just needed a 6-pack of Heineken to be the life of the party…Mike's very specific advice about how to quickly learn the political ropes…Roger Ailes gives Mike an important early break…Mike tells the story of the fabled negative ad against Jesus Christ…Mike talks about the “mentor” model vs the Google model of learning the political craft…Mike talks about the importance of running an incumbent like a challenger…Mike's great story of the advice he got from crusty old media consultant Bobby Goodman…Mike's big breakthrough in the Governor's race in his home state…Mike gets an important call from Bob Dole (with a great Bob Dole impression)…Mike talks the Minnesota race that was “the craziest race he's ever been in”…Mike doesn't make any friends at his first (and only) George H.W. Bush White House strategy meeting…Mike's killer story of how his aborted “man on the street” TV shoot for Bush in '92 led to getting his access to the top floor of HQ revoked…Mike's love-letter to the '96 Lamar! For President race in 1996…Pat Buchanan's '96 Iowa stump speech makes Mike fear for his life…Mike talks the McCain magic in the 2000 primaries…John McCain can't resist needling Steve Forbes…Mike helps engineer the rise of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger…Mike's advice to any budding media consultant…Mike's recommendation for a deep cut political movie…ALSO…Roger Ailes, atomic dirigibles, Doug Bailey, James Baker, Jim Blanchard, Rudy Boschwitz, Warren Buffett, Murphy Brown, Pat Buchanan, Jeb Bush, Harry Byrd, Jimmy Cagney, James Carville, Jimmy Carter, Arne Carlson, Alex Castellanos, Bill Clinton, Paul Coverdell, Phil Crane, John Deardorff, Jeremiah Denton, Terry Dolan, Dick Dresner, John Engler, Arthur Finkelstein, Steve Forbes, Wyche Fowler, John Gautier, Barry Goldwater, Jon Grunseth, Adam Goodman, Bobby Goodman, Chuck Grassley, Judd Gregg, Pat Griffin, ham-and-egger debates, Hogan's Heroes, John Hiler, Mick Jagger, Lyndon Johnson, Ron Kaufman, Dirk Kempthorne, Bill Kristol, Christopher Lasch, Mike's madras blazer, Mack Mattingly, Larry McCarthy, George McGovern, Joel McCrea, HL Mencken, Dennis Miller, Chris Mottola, NCPAC, Ogilvy on Advertising, Rudy Perpich, Pontius Pilate, Larry Pressler, Dan Quayle, Ronald Reagan, Steve Ricchetti, Mitt Romney, Karl Rove, John Rousselot, Tim Russert, Bernie Sanders, schnitzel at Spago's, Bob Shrum, Don Sipple, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Greg Stevens, Preston Sturges, Steve Symms, Bob Teeter, Hunter S. Thompson, Donald Trump, the USC Center for the Political Future, John Weaver, Vin Weber, Paul Wellstone, and MORE!

On this episode, Mark is joined by: Greg Stevens, VP - Options Experience, Fidelity Mark and Greg discuss: What is new with Fidelity Options The retail options explosion during the pandemic The Options Industry Conference How they have redesigned their offerings to cater to options traders Why you can't trade options in accounts And much more...

On this episode, Mark is joined by: Greg Stevens, VP - Options Experience, Fidelity Mark and Greg discuss: What is new with Fidelity Options The retail options explosion during the pandemic The Options Industry Conference How they have redesigned their offerings to cater to options traders Why you can't trade options in accounts And much more...

⚡️ Boston Celtics up next ⚡️ Deep look into our roster ⚡️ New Village idiot Greg Stevens @kiwigreg5555

We continue our co-host interviews with a double dose today. Greg Stevens and Brian Carman join Ethan to talk about the Browns playoff exit and much, much more. We have a pretty rowdy episode from these high school buddies. TUNE IN!

On this episode of the official holiday podcast for people who organize meetings with 3 different versions of themselves, all of whom are action heroes, we’re skating on thin ice back to 1993 for a very educational trip to Bluffington to rewatch “Doug’s Christmas Story.”Admittedly not a very festive episode late in the first official Nicktoon’s run on Nickelodeon, at one point I forgot this was a Christmas episode I was watching for my podcast.On This Episode:Mike Westfall (@fallwestmike), bitter ousted politician with a microphone and a self-help line.Greg Stevens (@pop_arena), weaponized dessert maker and creator of YouTube’s Pop Arena, home to Nick Knacks, a show-by-show history of Nickelodeon; plus reviews of Animorphs, Goosebumps, and Doctor Who books.Topics and Tangents:Disney’s Doug was OK, y’all.“Doug” creator Jim Jinkins worked on Nickelodeon’s first show, “Pinwheel.”Early versions of Doug appeared on a bumper for USA Network and a PSA for Florida Grapefruit Juice. (Bonus: The grapefruit juice one features Lorenzo Music, the voice of Garfield.)The ol’ Danger: Thin Ice trope, the Chekhov’s gun of frozen ponds.Doug’s usual antagonist, Roger Klotz, is completely absent from this episode.Alice Playten (Beebe) was in the 1975 Maurice Sendak TV special, “Really Rosie” as Alligator.Constance Shulman (Patti) in a scene from “Weekend at Bernie’s II.” She’s also Yoga Jones from “Orange Is the New Black.”Every car in Bluffington looks like Homer Simpson designed it.Greg Lee from “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?” voices recently ousted former mayor Bob White, and boy, am I glad we recorded this after election week.“The Phred on Your Head Show,” in example.Mr. Dink’s last name is apparently an acronym for “Double Income, No Kids,” a joke that went over every 11-year-old’s head.How much of what we see is what really happened, and how much is Doug embellishing in his journal?The first and only time Doug’s imaginary alter-egos Race Canyon, Quailman, and Smash Adams appeared on screen at the same time.Don’t wrap pets in boxes!Why have we been following Doug’s boring, normal kid adventures, when Porkchop’s apparently offscreen building houses and helping car crash victims walk again?The topper on the Funnies’ Christmas tree is Mr. Dink’s face.Nick Knacks Episodes on Other Nickelodeon Shows Mentioned:PinwheelBy the WayHocus FocusChristmas in TattertownLivewireYou Can’t Do That on TelevisionBelle and SebastianA Rugrats ChanukahSpartakus and the Sun Beneath the SeaDouble DarePrevious Podcast Episodes Mentioned:A Rugrats Chanukah (Season 1, Episode 6)Christmas in Tattertown (Season 3, Episode 10)Deck the Halls With Wacky Walls (Season 4, Episode 5)Commercial Break:Nicktoons Pizza Hut Kids’ Pizza Pack Commercial, 1991Podcast Promos:SequelQuest, exploring the unexplored possibilities hidden within our favorite film franchises.TGI Podcast, covering the best holiday episodes of TGIF classics.“Doug” and “Doug’s Christmas Story” © 1993 Jumbo Pictures, Inc.The Advent Calendar House is on the web at adventcalendar.house, on Instagram @adventcalendarhouse, and on Twitter @adventcalhouse.

Being a leader is to set an example and to live a life of sacrifice. Retired army ranger Lt. Col. Dave Grossman is an author of four novels, two children’s books and six non-fiction books. He is also a black belt Hojutsu instructor and a researcher which was cited by the U.S. president himself. Today, he will grace us with various stories on leadership, sacrifice, and survival.  Things you will learn in this episode: [00:01 - 12:21] Opening Segment I introduce today’s guest, Lt. Col. Dave Grossman Dave expresses how podcasts revolutionized media Dave’s take on leadership Dave shares some stories from his ranger school days Leaders honor the dynamic of energy Dave tells a story two white supremacists The energy of one cop to earn other’s respect is what we need from a leader [12:22 - 22:53] Earning the Ranks Dave tells a story about how officer Greg Stevens stopped a terrorist attack Spend your own time and resources to better yourself Dave tells a story where a female cop resigned because of lack of support from politicians The three block war Firefight against a peer Hunting a terrorist Developing the nation The miracle shot story A story about how an airforce airman shot a 70-yard volley from a beretta The miracle of practice Dave expresses how survival skills could be very helpful Every combat is an art How Jeff Hall recreated Hojutsu-Ryu: the art of shooting [22:54 - 24:24] Leadership Mindset Leading by example Living a life of sacrifice Servant leadership Preparing for that “one day”. [24:25 - 28:04] Closing Segment  How to find more of Dave See links below Final words Tweetable Quotes:  “Sometimes the greatest love is not to sacrifice your life, but to live a life of sacrifice.” - Lt. Col. Dave Grossman “The most important thing to do is praying at your own time, seeking professional reading, and seeking professional resources”  - Lt. Col. Dave Grossman “If you seek a hobby that reinforces your survival skills, that’s a very beautiful thing. Lead by example.”  - Lt. Col. Dave Grossman Resources Mentioned:  https://www.amazon.com/Three-Block-War-U-S-Marines/dp/1475120338 (The Three Block War) You can connect with Dave on https://www.linkedin.com/in/lt-col-dave-grossman-55a3304/ (Linkedin) and https://www.facebook.com/LtColDaveGrossman/about/?ref=page_internal (Facebook) or you can email him at kilologyinfo@kilology.com. Also do check out his books from https://www.amazon.com/Books-Dave-Grossman/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3ADave+Grossman (amazon) and from his http://www.sdkandg.com (website).  Guest email: suniekrg@gmail.com Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about thm/Lincoln-Leadership-Executive-Strategies-Tough/e episode so we can continue on putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to expand their leadership capacity or click https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tactical-leadership/id1498567657 (here) to listen to our previous episodes. Tactical Leadership is brought to you by Knight Protection Services. A veteran-owned and operated company, with extensive experience in risk assessment and crime prevention. Find out more by visiting  https://knightprotectionllc.com/ (https://knightprotectionllc.com/) If you want to learn how to build a better business check out my website at https://beatacticalleader.com/ (Beatacticalleade.com). You can connect with us on https://www.linkedin.com/in/zaknight (LinkedIn), https://www.instagram.com/beatacticalleader/ (Instagram), or join https://www.facebook.com/groups/BATLgroup/ (Our BATL Space) and become part of the community.

This is the episode with only great news! Sound impossible? Wrong. First, we take some glee in the fact we beat a billionaire's ass in court. Sahara's baseless lawsuit against us was dismissed and we're in the mood to celebrate. We're also celebrating the opening of Circa Las Vegas. We snagged interviews with co-owners Derek and Greg Stevens, and also chatted with YESCO, the company that renovated Vegas Vickie.

In this episode of Old School Lane Interviews, Patricia interviews Greg Stevens, the man behind the YouTube channel Pop Arena where he's currently covering every show ever aired on Nickelodeon with his series Nick Knacks, Goosebumps books, Doctor Who novels, and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/old-school-lane/support

Here I talk to the very awesome and great Mr Greg Stevens of The Satanic Temple - we talk about everything and anything - this man is amazing please tune in..... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scott-mccormack/message

Kangaroo Island recovering slowly - the Country Hour live from Parndana speaking to farmers about how the recovery is going. Kangaroo Island Recovery Coordinator Mike Williams, Blazeaid Kangaroo Island camp co-ordinator Greg Stevens and Paul Brown from WA fencing farmers speak to Isabella Pittaway about the work they're doing.

In May of 2015, Officer Greg Stevens took on two terrorists that had driven from Arizona to Texas - with intentions of committing mass murder at a convention center. Officer Stevens shot both of them, saving countless lives. Greg attributes his actions to his years of training. 

Happy Halloween! In honor of the spooky holiday Nicole and Rolando are talking all about Nickelodeon’s “Are You Afraid of the Dark?” This week we’re joined by Greg Stevens of Pop Arena and creator of the YouTube series, “Nick Knacks.” Learn about how the original show came to be, why it’s horror works for children, and why Nickelodeon revived the show in October.   Shownotes:Check out Greg's YouTube channel | LINK Someone is Assembling a Critical History of Every Nickelodeon Show Ever on YouTube | LINK   Follow Us Be sure to follow us on social media for news, polls, and fun behind the scenes content. FACEBOOK: facebook.com/remakesrebootsrevivals INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/remakesrebootsrevivals And we always want to hear from you! Email us at remakesrebootsrevivals@gmail.com

Greg Leon was born on May 19, 1958 and grew up in Glendale, CA, a foothills community of Los Angeles, and immediately made an impact on the blossoming live hard rock scene of Hollywood's Sunset Strip in the late 1970s. Primarily playing guitar and handling vocals, the acts that he fronted were Suite 19, with future Great White/Dokken drummer Gary Holland and then future Motley Crue drummer, Tommy Lee and the Greg Leon Invasion, with bassist Joey Vera (later of Armored Saint, Fate's Warning and Anthrax) and drummer Carl Elizondo (later of Jag Wire, and playing under the stage name Carl James). The Invasion would release the "Every Time" b/w "Stay With Me Tonite" 7" single with Vera on bass who was fired when it was discovered by Leon that he had been moonlighting with Armored Saint. Vera's replacement, Chuck Stevenson and Elizondo played with Leon on the Greg Leon Invasion picture disc released by Azra/R2R in 1983. He took the place of Randy Rhoads in Quiet Riot, and as the pre-George Lynch guitarist in Dokken. (Don Dokken has since made the group's first EP, which graces Leon on the cover, available for download to the public). During this period Leon also had a considerable local reputation as a guitar teacher, working at Rhoads' mother's guitar studio in Burbank. Leon had several incarnations of the Invasion and played with various LA acts after his exciting early days. Leon also had a brief time with Greenworld Records' Midwestern act Vyper, while at the same time gathering a name for himself as a guitar amp modifying specialist. In the late 1990s, Leon fronted a band called Wishing Well which also featured Survivor drummer Marc Droubay and English-born bassist Stuart Brooks (ex-Black Cat Bones, Leaf Hound, The Pretty Things). The trio released their eponymous debut album in 1997. By 2003 Leon was back on the LA club scene under the name The Greg Leon Invasion, featuring Boston-born bassist George Roelke and Ohio-born drummer Greg Stevens, taking the group for a European festival tour in 2005 on the strength of new recordings, coupled with the myth related to his name. The line-up also performed July 13, 2007 at the annual 1980s-era hard rock music festival, Rocklahoma. In 2008 former White Lion drummer Greg D'Angelo replaced Stevens in the band. Leon is married with Canadian singer Suza Wood and in 2005 he produced her first album titled Sweet Freedom.

Todd Schnick and Mike Wood chat with researchers Greg Stevens and Madison Beard about how companies can use data to make better business decisions. Greg is Analytics Manager at Workhuman Analytics and Research Institute. His research focuses on converting data into insights that managers and HR leaders can use to make organizations better. Madison is the Lead Data Scientist and Researcher at Cisco. The Analytics and Research team she leads studies what makes teams and leaders great at Cisco and leverages data to answer relevant, simple and actionable business problems for the company. An Interdisciplinary ApproachMadison’s team members have various skill sets. The interdisciplinary approach combines quantitative and qualitative data to not only analyze what’s going on at Cisco, but also how people feel and what they are saying about it. Madison points out that her team owns just one piece of the data puzzle; they combine data sources from many stakeholders within the company to answer business problems such as attrition. Start With WhyGreg says that finding early stakeholder engagement is key. It’s important to know what is the burning question you want to answer with the data, because it’s tempting to want to look at everything. Start with the Why and let that guide your mobilization of resources, Greg advises. Madison adds that you need to make good decisions about how to spend finite resources to make the biggest impact. Also, make sure that you have the sources of data to answer the questions you have. Going FishingOne of the two modes of research Greg and his team uses is Hypothesis Generation. They don’t know which question to ask, but they know which area to look in. This exploratory nature of analytics leads to flashes of insight, he says. Madison calls this type of research going fishing. She says you go fishing expecting a salmon, and sometimes you catch a flounder. The questions you ask when you find these happy surprises may lead you to present your insights in different ways and to a different audience. Leveraging the DataEach company is at a different point in how they use analytics. Some companies like Cisco have their own advanced infrastructure and teams in place, while other companies partner with other businesses to carry out the analytics function. Greg applauds the democratization of data: it’s easier than ever for any company to have access to resources. Madison says that leveraging data starts with data fluency. You must understand the difference between good and bad data, the business context as well as how to support leaders in making the right decisions using the data. It’s possible to leverage data even in small companies. There is a lot of insight in small data, Greg says. Just start where you are: your resources will grow as you prove the value of analytics.ResourcesNeuroleadership InstituteMadison Beard on LinkedInGreg Stevens: Workhuman Analytics and Research Institute | LinkedIn 

Bob Harding and Teri Seaton are two people who might not seem like they have much in common. Bob works as a bank executive and, with his wife Shannon, is raising three young kids on a 5-acre hobby farm in Stafford, Oregon just east of Tualatin. They have 30 chickens, 3 goats, a cat, and a dog. Teri Seaton lives in North Portland with her husband, Greg Stevens. Not a single chicken, goat, dog or cat can be found in her house. But though she has no children of her own, she does spend a lot of time with them. Teri, you see, is a Head Start preschool teacher. And Bob, you might be surprised to learn…was once a Head Start student. Head Start is a federal program that serves low income children and families. Both Oregon and Washington offer the program, but neither state receives enough funding to serve all children and families who are income eligible, so they supplement the federal program with state dollars. Child advocates, education, and political leaders have called for increasing access to early learning and early childhood programs. That's alongside a growing body of research on the long-term benefits of early care and education programs in general. With that backdrop in mind, we wanted to hear directly from those who have benefited from the program and those who work directly with children and families every day.

In this podcast we talk with Greg Stevens, retired police officer and Medal of Valor recipient from Garland, Texas. He tells the story of the events that occurred on March 3rd, 2015 when he prevented two terrorists from entering the Culwell Center in Garland, He talks about the importance of training and how it can help when the moment chooses you.

In part 2, Greg Stevens discusses how he dealt with 40 years of being a patrol officer, addressing trauma, and the importance of having a strong support network.

Greg Stevens - Guest Speaker // A Good God In A Hurting World | 03.03.19 For more information: Harvest Church http://harvestchurch.co.za/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/HarvestChurchZA/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/harvestchurchza/ Youtube: www.youtube.com/harvestchurchza/

This week on The Home Defense Show, Skip speaks with retired Garland Texas Police officer, Greg Stevens, all about his shoot out with two ISIS terrorists on that fateful day on May 3rd, 2015. With the help of God, Greg and his Glock took on two terrorists armed with rifles and stopped an inevitable massacre from happening. If you've ever wondered what it was like to be in a gunfight, you won't want to miss this show.

Communion has always been central to the new covenant and those living under the grace and salvation of Jesus, but do we reverence it as much as Jesus did? Do we prize it the way he did?

Can you be religious and an atheist? Can you disbelieve in spirits while also defending your religious freedom? We live in a culture that has hard boundaries between these territories, and they are enforced by all sides, atheists and religious alike. The assumption that religion = theism is deeply imbedded in our culture, but it might be blocking progress to a more rational, reasonable, and humane religion. Greg Stevens of the Satanic Temple joins me to discuss non-theistic religion, the activism of The Satanic Temple, the importance of religion for atheists, and to answer questions from my listeners about The Satanic Temple.  Among the questions asked are: - Why Satan? Why, of all the deities to worship, do you choose Satan? - Why degrade Christian symbols that so many Christians deem holy? Isn’t that counter-productive? - How has the election of Donald Trump effected the Temple? - Is Satanism purely reactionary to Christianity? What would Satanism look like in other cultures? 

In this episode of Sacred Tension, I continue my conversation with Satanic Temple spokesperson Greg Stevens about the core seven tenets of the Satanic Temple. Along the way, we talk about freedom of speech, bodily autonomy, the significance of how we treat our neighbor, the importance of science in shaping belief, and much more.

Scott Braddock breaks down a Texas lawmaker's call for a special session to address school shootings. Lubbock Police Chief Greg Stevens talks about the best and worst of what patrol units saw over the weekend (#dudewheresmycar). And Leeson delves into risque country lyrics of the 1970s, 80s and 90s.

In this episode of Sacred Tension, I talk to Greg Stevens, a leader and spokesman of the Satanic Temple. In part one of this interview we discuss nontheistic religion, worship, atheism, the 7th tenent of the Satanic Temple, and much more.  You can find Greg at Gregstevens.com. You can find the Satanic Temple at thesatanictemple.com.

Trading Block: Featuring special guest host Greg Stevens, VP of Product Development for Options at Fidelity. Earnings! Tuesday - Home Depot Wednesday - Cisco, Macy's Thursday - Walmart, Applied Materials, JC Penney, Nordstrom Friday - John Deere AMAT - 54.30, ATM straddle: 2.25, approx. 4% Odd Block: Line in the sand puts in Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA). Call love in General Electric Company (GE). Roll/stupid in Mylan NV (MYL). Mail Block: Options question of the week. CME Group just announced a new Ether index this week - expanding the universe of Crypto indices. But, at the end of the day, we all want more tradeable products. Which derivatives product would you like to see next in the Crypto space? Bitcoin Ether Ripple LightCoin Bitcoin Options Ether Futures Ripple Futures LightCoin Futures Listener questions and comments: Question from Litnic - What is the best "secret" options indicator that you use that isn't widely known or followed? Question from Brian P. - What's your favorite underlying to trade options on? Question from Alexi K. - How large do you think the universe of readily tradeable options is for the investing public? Question from QZ98 -Do you trade options on stocks below 5? What's the cutoff? 1 Around the Block: What are the all-stars keeping their eyes on?

Trading Block: Featuring special guest host Greg Stevens, VP of Product Development for Options at Fidelity. Earnings! Tuesday - Home Depot Wednesday - Cisco, Macy's Thursday - Walmart, Applied Materials, JC Penney, Nordstrom Friday - John Deere AMAT - 54.30, ATM straddle: 2.25, approx. 4% Odd Block: Line in the sand puts in Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA). Call love in General Electric Company (GE). Roll/stupid in Mylan NV (MYL). Mail Block: Options question of the week. CME Group just announced a new Ether index this week - expanding the universe of Crypto indices. But, at the end of the day, we all want more tradeable products. Which derivatives product would you like to see next in the Crypto space? Bitcoin Ether Ripple LightCoin Bitcoin Options Ether Futures Ripple Futures LightCoin Futures Listener questions and comments: Question from Litnic - What is the best "secret" options indicator that you use that isn't widely known or followed? Question from Brian P. - What's your favorite underlying to trade options on? Question from Alexi K. - How large do you think the universe of readily tradeable options is for the investing public? Question from QZ98 -Do you trade options on stocks below 5? What's the cutoff? 1 Around the Block: What are the all-stars keeping their eyes on?

Adam Grant, best-selling author and Wharton professor, and Greg Stevens, lead researcher at the WorkHuman Research Institute, discuss ways companies can drive innovation by fostering a culture that’s inclusive of diverse ideas.

Greg Stevens was in town and had something to say to LifeHouse, it happened to be that he got to say it from the pulpit beneath our half-complete roof.

Joining the all-star panel is guest co-host Greg Stevens, VP of Product Development of Options at Fidelity Investments. Trading Block: Hurricane Irma puts Florida in it's crosshairs. The numbers are in: August was surprisingly strong. Earnings season is in the rearview mirror now. Odd Block: TSLA options tracker. Upside call love in Himax Technologies, Inc. (HIMX), massive put block in iShares MSCI Japan ETF (EWJ), and call frenzy from 8/17 in Utilities SPDR (XLU). Mail Block: Options question of the week As Q4 looms, where are you placing your bullish #Volatility bets? Which has most #Upside by end of 2017? $VIX $AMZN #WTI $GVZ Gold Volatility Crude Oil Volatility S&P 500 Volatility - VIX Single Names - $AMZN, etc. Listener Questions and comments: What's on your mind? Question from Ejh4isu - Question for the option block: What happens to puts I'm holding if the company files bankruptcy or becomes insolvent? Am I just out of luck? Comment from Notyourcountry - What's the probability that Netflix $NFLX won't file for Chapter 11? Question from CLT - Heard a rumor that minis were making a comeback. Any truth to it? Around the Block: Hurricane cannon pointed at the southeast. NFL season kicks off tonight. Tension between China and North Korea. Literal weekend risk.

Joining the all-star panel is guest co-host Greg Stevens, VP of Product Development of Options at Fidelity Investments. Trading Block: Hurricane Irma puts Florida in it's crosshairs. The numbers are in: August was surprisingly strong. Earnings season is in the rearview mirror now. Odd Block: TSLA options tracker. Upside call love in Himax Technologies, Inc. (HIMX), massive put block in iShares MSCI Japan ETF (EWJ), and call frenzy from 8/17 in Utilities SPDR (XLU). Mail Block: Options question of the week As Q4 looms, where are you placing your bullish #Volatility bets? Which has most #Upside by end of 2017? $VIX $AMZN #WTI $GVZ Gold Volatility Crude Oil Volatility S&P 500 Volatility - VIX Single Names - $AMZN, etc. Listener Questions and comments: What's on your mind? Question from Ejh4isu - Question for the option block: What happens to puts I'm holding if the company files bankruptcy or becomes insolvent? Am I just out of luck? Comment from Notyourcountry - What's the probability that Netflix $NFLX won't file for Chapter 11? Question from CLT - Heard a rumor that minis were making a comeback. Any truth to it? Around the Block: Hurricane cannon pointed at the southeast. NFL season kicks off tonight. Tension between China and North Korea.

In this episode, Mark is joined by Greg Stevens, Vice President of Product Development for Options at Fidelity. They discuss: Greg's winding path through the derivatives space Fidelity's performance in Options Broker Madness Fidelity is so much more than just 401k Three ways to play: mobile, web, and Active Trader Pro Trader tools, including back-testers Commissions, margins, and price improvement Excelling at customer service Does Fidelity offer a virtual trading platform? The resurgence of back-testing More tools for happy options traders Idea generation/trade recommendations Investing in the mobile experience Charging to close shorts? Price improvement: the voodoo of order routing? The decline in options volume What happened to minis? Auctions: yea or nay?

In this episode, Mark is joined by Greg Stevens, Vice President of Product Development for Options at Fidelity. They discuss: Greg's winding path through the derivatives space Fidelity's performance in Options Broker Madness Fidelity is so much more than just 401k Three ways to play: mobile, web, and Active Trader Pro Trader tools, including back-testers Commissions, margins, and price improvement Excelling at customer service Does Fidelity offer a virtual trading platform? The resurgence of back-testing More tools for happy options traders Idea generation/trade recommendations Investing in the mobile experience Charging to close shorts? Price improvement: the voodoo of order routing? The decline in options volume What happened to minis? Auctions: yea or nay?

Yes I know it's been a while since the last episode but this show is special ok. This week we have Greg Stevens as guest talking about his upcoming show "The Green Light Bandits" at the Kingsbury Center May 5th. Plus listen to me and Greg try to catch up on old Open Mike Radio times and some how pull it off and fail at the same time.    For tickets click the link below.   https://greenlightcomedy.eventbrite.com    

Malyssa and Kirt really enjoy promoting forensics by hosting this podcast, but we know that we’re promoting the activity within our already established forensics family. Maybe we can extend our fan base to our close friends and family. Maybe. But today’s guest comes from a place where speech and debate are valued in ways that will blow your mind. Greg Stevens is a coach from...well many places, but most notably Okoboji High School in Iowa. (Sidenote: why do so many people make fun of Sheboygan when there are towns in the world named Okoboji?) We loved talking to Greg about ways to increase the visibility of our programs as well as the history and legacy of speech and debate in Iowa. This is definitely an episode that will appeal to our colleagues in the debate world. He also told us about the craziest and most profitable fundraising idea we’ve ever heard. Forensics Faces is recorded and edited in Sheboygan, WI. Our theme song was written and performed by JJ Hameister. Special thanks to Steve Schappaugh and Deano Pape of the NSDA for connecting me with the folks featured in this series. If you’re a fan of Forensics Faces, please take a moment to rate and review the podcast on iTunes. The more we’re reviewed, the easier it is for others to find out about us. More information is available at www.ForensicsFaces.com, and you connect with us on Facebook & Twitter by searching Forensics Faces.

This webinar provides a deep dive into the areas of most significant change to the ISO 14001:2015 Standard and provide some insight into how organizations can address the new requirements. You are listening to audio from a webinar in the Safety+Health Webinar Series presented on August 2, 2017 by Rebecca A. Quarno, Senior Project Manager, Management Systems, AECOM Atlanta, and Greg Stevens, Global Alliances Director, EtQ. Watch the archived webinar video to see the presenter's slides http://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/events/56-strategies-for-success-in-iso-14001-2015-what-you-need-to-know

This webinar provides a deep dive into the areas of most significant change to the ISO 14001:2015 Standard and provide some insight into how organizations can address the new requirements. You are listening to audio from a webinar in the Safety+Health Webinar Series presented on August 2, 2017 by Rebecca A. Quarno, Senior Project Manager, Management Systems, AECOM Atlanta, and Greg Stevens, Global Alliances Director, EtQ. Watch the archived webinar video to see the presenter's slides http://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/events/56-strategies-for-success-in-iso-14001-2015-what-you-need-to-know

Comedian Greg Stevens joins Degenerate Nation on an intimate walk-and-talkSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/degeneratenation?fan_landing=true)

WWoO Show 26: Risk Management and Listener Questions Joe Burgoyne dives into the topic of risk management with Andrew Giovinazzi from Option Pit. They discuss using options to limit portfolio risk and managing your trading expectations. Also, Joe talks with Greg Stevens at Fidelity.

WWoO Show 26: Risk Management and Listener Questions Joe Burgoyne dives into the topic of risk management with Andrew Giovinazzi from Option Pit. They discuss using options to limit portfolio risk and managing your trading expectations. Also, Joe talks with Greg Stevens at Fidelity.

Greg Stevens, assistant director for professional development at the American Alliance of Museums, and Sheri Levinsky-Raskin, assistant vice president for education and evaluation for the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, will talk about AAM's multi-year initiative to shine a spotlight on accessibility and universal design, and share their experiences developing and moderating a three-part webinar series titled “Stories of Inclusion: Inclusive Practices at Cultural Institutions.”

Interview with D.C.-based comedian Greg Stevens, discussing the psychological elements of comedy, cyber-bullying, and the romantic perils of creative typesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/degeneratenation?fan_landing=true)

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May is AAM month on Museum Life in honor of the upcoming annual meeting of the American Alliance of Museums May 18 – 21 in Seattle, Washington. Today's guest, Greg Stevens, has directed the AAM professional development program since 2007, addressing career, management and leadership development for the field. He is the creator of AAM's successful online programs, the AAM Career Café and Museum Career Labs. Greg is the co-editor with Wendy Luke of the best-selling book, A Life in Museums: Managing Your Museum Career now in its fourth printing, and most recently wrote the afterword in the new AAM publication, Teaching the Museum: Careers in Museum Education. On today's show, Greg will talk about his own career path, the changing nature of museum careers and how professionals can stay nimble and engaged—in their institutions, in their communities and in the field.

Scott Beale, founder of Laughing Squid joins us to talk about the Web 2.0 days in San Francisco, the scene in NYC, SXSW, Burning Man, The Cacophony Society and much much more. Subscribe to the Grumpy Old Geeks on iTunes and give us a five star rating. You know you want to! Shownotes: Scott Beale In search of the click track Revisiting the click track Hat-tip to David Teter Prince on Twitter Moves GPGTools Zip Drives SyQuest Macintosh Quadra 650 The Random Show Everyday Carry Kershaw Ken Onion knife This Charming Charlie Mammoth Garfield minus Garfield It's A Bad Brains Christmas, Charlie Brown Laughing Squid the blog Laughing Squid Hosting Technorati Top 100 When the Blogger Blogs, Can the Employer Intervene? The beginnings of BarCamp Technorati Users Salon by Scott Beale (Jason is getting a smooch in the last photo) Live Diggnation by Jason DeFillippo Distort betaworks NetNewsWire Burning Man South by Southwest The Cacophony Society Tales of the San Francisco Cacophony Society Book Soylent The Drab stupidity of Soylent by Greg Stevens. Crowdfunding a trip. To Mars. Like you do.

GSC-Radio Live brings you all the action from around the Gulf South Conference. This week, we'll look at football and volleyball as they reach the final stretch. Delta State offensive coordinator Greg Stevens and Henderson State linebacker Mike Whiiteman will talk about the ever-tightening race for the the football title. Alabama-Huntsville volleyball coach Laura Taube will discuss her team's big match tonight againt North Alabama and its chances of making the GSC Tournament. We will also shift into basketball with UNA women's coach Terry Fowler to see how the Lions are ready to roar this season.

GSC-Radio Live brings you all the action from around the Gulf South Conference. This week, we'll look at football and volleyball as they reach the final stretch. Delta State offensive coordinator Greg Stevens and Henderson State linebacker Mike Whiiteman will talk about the ever-tightening race for the the football title. Alabama-Huntsville volleyball coach Laura Taube will discuss her team's big match tonight againt North Alabama and its chances of making the GSC Tournament. We will also shift into basketball with UNA women's coach Terry Fowler to see how the Lions are ready to roar this season.

"Creation as Science"  Hugh Ross  says he has a testable model approach which could end the creation/evolution wars.  Christian Ucles and Greg Stevens share  Iowa debate champions with us.  Then Iowans aren't satisfied with one the 2006 Idiot Awards.  Let the embellishment begin.