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Hear Tim's answer on our Mens Room Question: What Happened To Your Downstairs Area?

In this insightful episode of Partnering Leadership, Mahan Tavakoli sits down with Tim Ringel, the visionary CEO of Meet the People, a trailblazing agency that's reshaping the advertising and marketing landscape. With a career spanning decades and continents, Tim Ringel brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing businesses in the digital age.Throughout the conversation, Tim shares his journey from a small town in Germany to the bustling streets of New York City, where he now leads a dynamic team of entrepreneurs and innovators. He goes into the evolving nature of consumer behavior and the critical importance of adapting marketing strategies to stay ahead of the curve.Tim Ringel's insights on the impact of artificial intelligence on the advertising industry are particularly illuminating. He explores the potential risks and rewards of leveraging AI in creative processes and emphasizes the need for transparency and human refinement in delivering value to clients.Actionable Takeaways:Discover how Tim Ringel's unconventional path from coding to advertising has shaped his approach to leadership and innovation.You'll learn why breaking down silos and fostering collaboration is crucial for success in today's fast-paced business environment.Hear how Meet the People is helping mid-sized businesses thrive in the digital age by offering integrated, generalist solutions tailored to their unique needs.Gain insights into the future of AI in advertising and learn how to leverage its power while maintaining transparency and human touch.Uncover the importance of cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset within your organization, regardless of its size or industry.Learn why stepping outside your echo chamber and seeking inspiration from diverse sources can lead to breakthrough ideas and strategies.You'll find out how to adapt your marketing strategies to keep pace with evolving consumer behaviors and expectations.Hear Tim's advice on navigating career transitions and embracing learning opportunities at every stage of your professional journey.Connect with Tim RingelMeet the People Website Tim Ringel Meet the People Tim Ringel LinkedIn Connect with Mahan Tavakoli: Mahan Tavakoli Website Mahan Tavakoli on LinkedIn Partnering Leadership Website

In the latest edition of "That's Yeet. Dabbing on Fleek, Fam!" Late Show writer and board-certified young person Eliana Kwartler tells Stephen why reading books is the hottest new trend among the youths. Next, acclaimed actor Tim Blake Nelson ("Holes," "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," and "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs") shares a thoughtful take on the difference between a movie star like Brad Pitt and a successful character actor like himself. Hear Tim and Stephen parse out the advantages of the novel as a mode of storytelling in this podcast exclusive extended interview, and find Tim's new novel, “City of Blows,” out now in paperback. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tim and Brady discuss Disneyland Paris, happy places, ice-cream, a Canadian prime minister, the jaw harp, a Zimbabwean tea jingle, prize nominations, and flags at half mast.Hear Tim sing a serenade in this week's Request Room - https://www.patreon.com/posts/100788390Check out this episode on YouTube for photos and videos from Disneyland - https://youtu.be/43hT8bZyrw4Support us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/unmadeFMJoin the discussion of this episode on our subreddit - https://redd.it/1bk64enUSEFUL LINKSSome of Brady's photos from Disneyland Paris - https://www.unmade.fm/episode-141-picturesEven more photos and videos are included in the YouTube video - https://youtu.be/43hT8bZyrw4Golden North - https://goldennorth.com.auBrian Mulroney - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_MulroneyThe Million Dollar Podcast - https://www.unmade.fm/million-dollar-podcastInformation for people who have ALREADY bought airtime on the Million Dollar Podcast - https://www.unmade.fm/a-note-about-the-mdpTanganda Tea - https://tangandatea.comThe Tanganda Tea jingle from Zimbabwe - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y24xddtOD1APictures of Spoon of the Week - https://www.unmade.fm/spoon-of-the-weekCatch the bonus Request Room episode - https://www.patreon.com/posts/100788390Information about getting the Request Room into your podcast feed (for patrons) - https://bit.ly/3uQWhNz

One of the most requested guests. Mystery man The Silent Bear finally lets his voice be heard. We discuss everything from golf, to 501c charitable organizations. Hear Tim's thoughts on the Mayhem.

Welcome to another episode of "F-Stop Collaborate and Listen," with your host, Matt Payne. Today, we bring you the incredible journey of Tim Geoffrion, a man who traded in his financial career and embraced transformation through photography and the exploration of America's national parks. Known on Instagram as "This Walking Life," Tim's voyage to visit and photograph every U.S. National Park is a testament to living authentically and embracing the unpredictability of life. In this episode, we'll uncover the personal trials and moments of serendipity that shaped Tim's path: from the collapse and rebuilding of his personal life, including his marriage and the loss of his grandmother, to the struggles and enlightenment found in nature. We'll delve into how Tim's quest for connectedness with the natural world and his own emotions led to not only stunning photographs but also lasting personal transformations. Hear Tim's candid stories of car camping adventures, unexpected friendships, and his philosophical musings on life, movement, and the intrinsic value of each photograph. Now a coach aiding others in their own life stories, Tim brings his intimate knowledge of life's peaks and valleys to our conversation. Get ready for an episode filled with raw, meaningful narratives that enlighten us on the power of asking the right questions rather than seeking straightforward answers. Links: Support the show on Patreon Teju Cole Mr. Rodgers Documentary John Barclay Emily Sallstrom My Sunset App Mitch Boeck Tim's Print Shop Most Valuable Podcast Episodes

We close out our show in traditional Red Friday edition as we spend the hour talking with the former Chief and Ring of Honor recipient Tim Grunhard as we talk all things Germany and preview the first game on Sunday between the Chiefs and Dolphins. Hear Tim break down the action and talk about his travels with then Chiefs to GermanySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome cadets and commanders to Tim and Ryan talk about their games at Crucible 2023. Yes, somehow Ben managed to make it through the entire episode without a reference to the Arthur Miller play by the same name, but he couldn't let the episode description make it though. Editor's perogative. Come and listen to Ben feel the weight of his job keep him from Crucible! Hear Tim meet his pointy reckoning on the Legion tables! Understand the opponents that took Ryan from his sleep and put knowledge (of defeat) in his heart! Did Ben think of Taylor Swift as Abigail as she brings potential destruction to the Kansas City Chiefs? All this and more in this week's episode of the STABcast!

Host Justin Barnes, aka the @HITAdvisor, invites President and CEO of Sandler, Tim Alderman. Sandler Training has delivered proven processes and methodology. Hear Tim's insights, tips, and best practices on current sales, sales management, leadership and management topics. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

You have probably heard of the 10,000 hour rule which was highlighted in Malcom Gladwell's bestseller Outliers. Gladwell's theory is that it takes 10,000 hours of practice to achieve mastery in any complex skill. Being an articulate and prepared lawyer and small business entrepreneur are extremely complex skills, and in order to become a master you have to put in the hours. On today's episode, Timothy Pavone highlights how he has systematically built his practice from his first client to where he is today. Tim's story is a shining example of the fact that in building a business there is no such thing as an overnight success, but rather that great businesses are built on attention to details over the long haul.   Highlights: ·       Listen to Tim talk about creating an office culture where every phone call is answered. ·       Discover why Tim believes you should try to win every argument, even a motion to continue, in front of your judge. ·       Hear Tim explain why the Rules of Evidence are undervalued by lawyers in district court practice. ·       Discover the roadblocks and keys to success that Tim has experienced in building his firm.

Has a friend ever nudged you to try something completely new to you? Well, that's exactly what happened to our guest today, Tim Foot. Once a massage therapist, a suggestion from his IT friend led him on a fascinating journey into the world of cybersecurity. Join us as we follow Tim's extraordinary career shift and how his potent intellect and insatiable curiosity helped him find his footing in the complex realm of cybersecurity. Listen as he recounts his numerous accomplishments, including his intriguing experience as a SOC analyst and his ventures into contract work with vulnerability assessments.What if you could transform your career using your soft skills? That's precisely what Tim did. Our conversation ventures into the trials and tribulations of transitioning into a cybersecurity career, emphasizing the importance of asking questions and grabbing new opportunities with both hands. Tim shared his ingenious strategy of harnessing his soft skills while leaning into the blue team. For those considering a purple team role, Tim's insights prove to be nothing short of inspiring.Towards the end of our talk, we take a moment to discuss something often underestimated - the mental health aspect of cybersecurity professionals. Despite the thrill of the field, establishing work-life boundaries and time off are critical to maintaining mental health. Hear Tim's thoughts on how to balance work and life, and the crucial need for networking within this ever-evolving industry. Whether you're an industry veteran or a green newbie, this episode is packed with practical advice and profound understanding of the cybersecurity landscape. So, tune in and get ready for an intellectual roller coaster ride with our guest, Tim Foot.Support the showMerch: https://cyberwarriorstudios.com/storeYoutube: https://youtube.cyberwarriorstudios.comTwitch: https://twitch.tv/CyberWarriorStudiosTwitter: @CyberWarriorSt1Discord: https://discord.gg/eCSRzM6mJf

While we prepare Season 11 of the podcast, Tim will be giving weekly rapid reactions to audio articles from our industry publications. In this week's episode, Tim reacts to the first article he ever wrote for an industry publication: “Your Real Rival”. This was the guest editorial in the September/October issue of The Patio and Hearth Products Report magazine. Hear Tim read this article and react to it nearly five years later to see if it still rings true. To hear more audio articles from our magazine, subscribe to the Fire Time Magazine Podcast: https://www.itsfiretime.com/magazine. Read The Fire Time Magazine Reader Edition online: https://magazine.itsfiretime.com. Download The Fire Time Magazine app to get full access to the magazine (for free): https://www.itsfiretime.com/app. Pick up a copy of the 2023 Fire Time Journal: https://www.itsfiretime.com/journal. Support The Fire Time Podcast financially: https://www.patreon.com/itsfiretime.

Join Tim McDonald, a mental health peer worker, as he and psychiatrist, Dr Ruth Vine, discuss the evolving field of peer support; what it is and what are some of the merits, opportunities and challenges Tim has experienced in the role.  Hear Tim's insights about the importance of relationships in peer work – both within the clinical team and with the service users - and the role of hope. Expand your understanding of this growing and increasingly important peer workforce – its breadth, scope and potential - by listening to Tim and Ruth's engaging conversation. Liked this episode? Stay tuned for future episodes of In The First Person by following MHPN Presents. Visit the MHPN website for episode host and guest bios, recommended resources and a self-directed CPD form.Share your comments, questions and feedback about In The First Person or any of MHPN's podcast series here: bit.ly/37FFMFM.

Take a chance on the boys from Milky Chance! Since smacking us over the face with their 2013 banger ‘Stolen Dance' the German electro duo have been flying! Hear Tim's chat with Clemens & Philipp on the road as they tour North America celebrating their fourth studio album ‘Living In A Haze'. Enjoy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Memorial Day approaches and the KC Symphony prepares for another Celebration at the Station, Beethoven Walks into a Bar revisits our conversation with Tim Donley of the band The Resilient. Tim, Mike, Stephanie, and our pal Jason Seber chat about making music in quarantine, the therapeutic power of art and dirty martinis. Hear Tim and The Resilient live at Celebration at the Station on Sunday, May 28. Visit kcsymphony.org for more information.

Tim Love, former Vice Chair of OMD, has been on a six year odyssey to discover the truth. Now, his book Discovering Truth, summarizes current thinking through an anthology of the most insightful people from media, agencies, non profit organizations and academia. Hear Tim unpack the book and review his current thoughts on the construct of truth. Listen to Tim riff on brainwashing, truth in advertising, and how he views truth NOW at this point of the odyssey. Buy Discovering Truth at Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Chapters or any fine independent bookstore. Hear the entire Discovering Truth podcast series anywhere podcasts are heard.

Tim Love, former Vice Chair of OMD, has been on a six year odyssey to discover the truth. Now, his book Discovering Truth, summarizes current thinking through an anthology of the most insightful people from media, agencies, non profit organizations and academia. Hear Tim unpack the book and review his current thoughts on the construct of truth. Listen to Tim riff on brainwashing, truth in advertising, and how he views truth NOW at this point of the odyssey. Buy Discovering Truth at Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Chapters or any fine independent bookstore. Hear the entire Discovering Truth podcast series anywhere podcasts are heard.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/success-made-to-last-legends--4302039/support.

My guest is Tim Chang. He has over two decades of broad early-stage technology investment experience in Silicon Valley at Mayfield Fund, Norwest Venture Partners, and Gabriel Venture Partners and has been named to the Forbes Midas List and the AlwaysOn Power Players of top investors. Tim has led early-stage investments in Iridigm, Playdom, ngmoco, Basis, AdChina, Moat, Classpass, Tonal Fitness, TRIPP, and Grove Collaborative creating more than $4B in total exit value.  Beyond just making successful investments, Tim is deeply committed to supporting startups and organizations that bring about greater consciousness, connection, and healing in the world. Tim serves on the non-profit boards of several organizations, including California Institute of Integral Studies, Reimagine Death, and Gray Area Arts. With his unique background and expertise, Tim will share his insights on how to create a world that's more conscious, connected, and healing through technology.We talked about:(0:41) Are you going through a midlife crisis? Find out how to turn it into a midlife chrysalis.(8:41) Are you struggling to find your own story? Discover the power of storytelling and how to find yours.(13:12) Do you want to unlock the power of your social network? Learn how to find your superpowers through play.(25:13) Want to understand the underlying forces of companies and individuals? Hear Tim's mental model.(27:46) Are you looking for transformation? Learn about the power of cohort-based learning.(30:47) Do you want to surround yourself with a peer group that will help you achieve your goals? Discover Tim's criteria for choosing his peer group.(37:16) Do you need help clarifying who you are? Find out Tim's counterintuitive approach.(42:20) Are you interested in the intersection of AI and humanity? Hear Tim's perspective on the ultimate child of humanity.(50:15) Are you interested in conscious business? Learn about the necessity of the Conscious MBA program.

Helping certain Calhoun County residents live independently with assistance - those who might be at risk for arrest and inappropriate incarceration due to mental illness - is the purpose of the Assertive Community Treatment program at Summit Pointe.Hear Tim and Jeff discuss their roles assisting those in the program in this episode.Episode ResourcesSummit Pointe websiteSummit Pointe First Step Psychiatric Urgent Care—Could your organization or business use purposeful exposure like this in order to share your story? Check out Livemic Communications for more information.The Richard Piet Show and Summit Pointe Series are Livemic Communications podcasts.

Can you be a Christian and be gay? Tim Rymel spent nearly 20 years emphatically answering no to that question. Born into the fundamentalist, Pentecostal Christian faith, he went into the ministry at 15-years-old, pleading with God to make him straight. His desperate journey led him into conversion therapy (among the Ex-Gay Movement), where he went from participant to leader at what was once the world's oldest and leading ex-gay organization. He, and the prominent ministry staff, including John Paulk, John Smid, and other Exodus leaders, suddenly found themselves thrust into the national media spotlight at a time when the battle between the LGBTQ community and the evangelical church was heating up. Michael and Tim discuss Tim's story as told in his book, "Going Gay." Hear Tim's thought-provoking account of one man's journey to accept and understand himself. In a culture where faith and sexuality seem often to be at war, Tim brings insight and light to the conversation. They also discuss Tim's other book, "Rethinking Everything When Faith and Reality Don't Make Sense," and how important and freeing it is to have a reasoned, fact-based faith or philosophy of life. To learn more about Tim, visit timrymel.net. Find other Spiritual Brewpub episodes at https://www.spiritualbrewpub.com/partners. 

With a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Nonfiction Writing from The New School in New York City and an interest in travel, Tim Tranchilla's three year assignment in Tel Aviv inspired him to write his guidebook, the Bucket! Guide to the Holy Land: A DIY Travel Planner to Create a Bucket List-Filled Dream Trip to Israel, Jordan, Palestine, and the Egyptian Sinai.  Tim shares his journey of self-publishing and marketing his guidebook while living in a paperless, e-book world and the costs of being an independent author.  With several five star reviews, the Bucket! series is just getting started.    Hear Tim discuss: How he made time to work on his guidebook while working full-time Whether you should self-publish or get a publisher Why publishing a physical travel guide was a bold choice in a sea of e-books The costs of publishing a book as an independent author   …and so much more!    You can purchase your copy of Bucket! Guide to the Holy Land here: https://tinyurl.com/2tz8dkms   Music: “Higher Up” by Shane Ivers  

Discovering Truth, hosted by Tim Love, former Vice Chairman of Omnicom Group, a leading advertising and marketing services company. Discovering Truth continues to be Tim's five year odyssey. Today's show is titled Commitment Consistency Weaponization. Tim has evidence that we are going through another Reformation. What we are lacking is oversight for inappropriate material. Today, every person connected to the internet thinks they have their own "printing press." Where are the guardrails? The average American is exposed to up to 10,000 messages each day. Hear Tim's commentary on advertising BOT's and the impact and where the new Reformation is going. The impact is significant on the discernment of the TRUTH.

A Future Founder Promise Podcast clip with Tim Suchanek, CTO at Stellate. Hear Tim's perspective on: Parental Leave Coaching for Everyone People Organisation Gratitude Superpower We are currently doing a couple of team interviews to tell you more about the fine people who work with us at Stellate. We wanna document their stories, and share their perspectives with you. Our second guest in this interview series is Tim Suchanek from Berlin. Tim is a software engineer, and also the co-founder of Stellate. He's very passionate about technology, startups, and new ideas—which eventually then brought him to Berlin. Before founding Stellate, Tim worked for a number of years at Prisma where he lead their TypeScript efforts. Tim brings a lot of technical expertise and experience in the GraphQL world with him. On top of his supportive personality and kind attitude towards building the best possible team for this product, Tim is also very focused on expanding the team with diversity and equal opportunities in mind. Let us introduce you to our friend and colleague Tim Suchanek.

Hey everyone, Welcome back to ClassHorrorCast - I'm your host Aran. On this show, I am joined by a name you may not know but you can be sure you've seen and love his work.Tim Jacobus is best known as the illustrator of the cover art for R.L Stine's Goosebumps series, he is responsible for creating the iconic 62 original covers, followed by the Goosebumps series 2000, special edition books, calenders, and many more promotional art pieces.The series has gone on to sell in excess of 400 million books - with Tim's work being as important as the stories beneath the cover.Hear Tim talk all about his life growing up, how he got his first Goosebumps covers, and some of his favorites. The effect the series has had on him personally and an entire generation of people - some other projects he has worked on and what the future holds.Join me as I dive inside the mind of Tim Jacobus.Follow more of my content here - https://linktr.ee/FirstClassHorrorMake sure to follow Tim here - https://f2b.1ce.myftpupload.com/Or grab his amazing book here - shorturl.at/cgEM9If you enjoyed this episode please make sure to follow and rate/review the show as it helps greatly!Thanks!

In this episode of our podcast, Greg is joined by epilepsy advocate and entrepreneur Tim Finnegan.  At age 12, Tim was the Epilepsy Foundation's 1999 “Winning Kid,” chosen from nominated youth across the country who helped raise education and awareness about epilepsy.    Since then, in addition to becoming a sports broadcaster and starting his own marketing company, Tim has spoken nearly every day about epilepsy to groups of all sizes.    Hear Tim share his story, which we know will inspire and encourage.   This podcast series is sponsored by Greenwich Biosciences, the US leader in the field of cannabinoid prescription medicines.   Talk About It with Greg Grunberg is produced by The ‘Talk About It!' Company who is solely responsible for the content.  Visit us at TalkAboutIt.org. 

December 15, 2021     The Fed announced what is likely the largest policy shift in FED history. Hear Tim's take on why this will ultimately fail.   Please let us know how you like these shorter videos.     https://linktr.ee/TimAndJohnShow Join Our email list at bit.ly/timjohnemail To learn more about John Sneisen's work please go to https://theeconomictruth.org/ Join the conversation in Tim and John's Discord community: https://discord.gg/vkxUkqg Itunes: https://bit.ly/libertyadvisor Podcasts: https://libertarianadvisor.podbean.com/ Livestreams: https://flote.app/TheLibertyadvisor You can find us on other content platforms by following the link below https://thelibertyadvisorshow.com/showlinks/     Learn more about Tim's services: www.thelibertyadvisor.com Free 15 min Investing Consultation www.bit.ly/booktimp   Subscribe to our emergency text list and receive a free ebook “How it's Rigged – The Economy” Text LibertyAdvisor (one word, no spaces) to 71441

Hour 4: In case you missed it, hear Tim Allen's interview with Brewers bench coach Pat Murphy from the Bart Winkler Show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Nats lost 7-6 in Cincinnati as Nick Castellanos hit a walk-off homer against Patrick Murphy. Al & Tim evaluate Keibert Ruiz's evening as he threw out two runners and also homered for the second straight night. Is Ruiz lately starting show the franchise catcher potential we have been told about?(7:10) Lane Thomas homered again and kept the train rolling. Hear Tim's opinion on where the CF derby stands for Opening Day 2022.  Robles or Thomas?(21:57) Erick Fedde had another subpar start  as his ERA is now at 5.26. How sure are we that he will be on the roster next year?(35:16) Josh Rogers takes the mound Sunday after his excellent performance in Miami.  We have some fun wondering if he or Paolo are currently the ace of the pitching staff.(45:45) We read a listener email recalling his memories of October 2019 while living in Houston during the World Series.

In this episode of Up The Middle I talk with former Division 3 Ithaca College Bomber Bomber, and current outfielder for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Tim Locastro. Hear Tim's story of how he went from Division 3 to now being one of the fastest players in the MLB.

TRAVEL ITCH RADIO loves anniversaries! After celebrating our 400th episode with an hour-long special last week, we're about to mark the 75th anniversary of Winston Churchill's famous "Iron Curtain Speech." That speech was given in Fulton, Missouri, now the home of the National Winston Churchill Museum. We're honored to host Tim Riley, curator of the museum, on our show Thursday, February 25. Hear Tim's talk with Dan Schlossberg, creator of TRAVEL ITCH RADIO 10 years ago, and co-host Maryellen Nugent-Lee. The show airs live at 8p EST but may be heard anytime after airing on the TRAVEL ITCH RADIO Facebook page.

On today's podcast the NC DWI Guy sits down with Public Defender Tim Henderson. Tim's wonderful sense of humor and great story telling abilities shine as he speaks with us about the challenges and joys of representing the indigent in court.   Highlights: Hear great advice on how to communicate with your client and why you should never begin your conversation/consultation with a client by talking about a guilty plea Discover how humor can be used in the courtroom to loosen the tension and create pathways to the desired outcome on your client's case Learn Tim's unique approach to preparing both his client and his argument for DWI sentencing Hear Tim and Jake discuss the challenges presented by jury trials in a post-Covid world

In part 3 of our series on the Key Performance Indicators of Manager Value, Tim Stewart from the DeWitt Law Firm shares how it’s possible to double its volume and boost margins by redefining productivity metrics.Hear Tim talk about these big ideas to drive success in this episode:· Run customer assessments, so each customer gets exactly what they want· The drive to work efficiently is innate: getting productivity right is a huge motivator· Thinking hard about efficiency lets you scale up with better margins#productivity #metrics #management #customerfocus #growth #LubarExecPrograms

Welcome to another hour of fish, fun, and music. Episode 2: Cool Tunes, Cold Water features Alaska’s honorary resident musician Tim Easton and Salmon Champion Sue Mauger. Hear Tim’s backstage interview and music recorded in a post Salmonfest performance at Bunnell Street Art Gallery in Homer, AK. Sue Mauger, Cook Inletkeeper’s Executive and Science Director takes us out in the field as she monitors stream temperatures of the Ninilchik river and examines how climate change is affecting our fresh water salmon habitat. Hosts Dave and Satchel will tie it all together, weaving in cool tunes recorded at Salmonfest along the way.    Featured Music: Tim Easton Andrew Duhon  T Sisters The Burroughs   Connect with us by emailing Salmonfestradio@inletkeeper.org

Hawaiian Punch is coming back! It's only fitting that one of the truck's original drivers, Tim Delany, is the one bringing it back! Hear Tim's journey from the 1980s in monster trucks and learn all about the return of this classic machine! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mt-outlaws-podcast/support

As superstar Tim McGraw reaches another career milestone, he is beginning a new chapter in his personal life. What are his secrets to such astounding success? Hear Tim reminisce and also lay out his vision for his future with longtime friends Lorianne Crook and Charlie Chase. You are invited to share the laughs, the life lessons, and the uniquely entertaining personality of one of the all-time greats, Tim McGraw. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Scott & Tim Sports Show  Season 5 Episode 9 “Can You Hear Tim?”   12/10/2020    Scott from Manhut Studios and Tim from the Boyle Theater/Studios.Start with NFL, Seahawks wins since the last show. Show was streamed on STSPN.com, Twitter and YouTube for STSPN. Cover NCAA football, a dash of NBA and even Tim’s shopping trip. Big thank you to our sponsor, Easy Medical Store. We will be moving the Scott & Tim Sports Show to its own Podcast. Tune in to make sure you can find it wherever you listen to podcasts.    Easy Medical Store - https://easymedicalstore.com/ Mike Factor Contact and Follow at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mike.factor.33 TikTok - mikefactor_cbhc  Case Study Mentioned on Show: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3231948/   Joe Nameth Video interview on Howard Stern about Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: You won’t believe this incredible story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7nxU3QadIA   Now Live Streamed on STSPN Check out live stream of show being recorded: http://www.stspn.com/ Twitter: @snohomishsports YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SnohomishTimes   Huge thanks to NEW CHUMS our show theme music “Come On, ComeOn” available wherever you get your music. Check them out here: https://www.facebook.com/newchumsband/ Or here https://twitter.com/newchumsband?lang=en or here https://newchums.bandcamp.com/   Follow us on Twitter:  @scottohsman  @tboyle15

There’s a scale of knowledge that’s in the subtext of every sales conversation. You, the salesperson, knows every feature of the new product, and your customer only knows that they need something. Finding out what the underlying need a person has can be as easy as saying, “tell me about your story." On my latest podcast of marketing and Sales, Over Cocktails, let's take a small detour into the the strategy of a business conversation, how to be vulnerable, and how to "act as if" you know where you're going and with the confidence to get there.Business Growth Strategist, Tim Croll teaches growth strategies for the digital age, and in this episode, he lays out three great tips for figuring out what a potential customer needs. Acknowledge their interest.Point toward the questions they’re not asking.Capture that interest by tying together the familiar with the unfamiliar.If you’re wondering what that looks like in a conversation, Tim shows how to apply that without coming across as a hard sell. You’re never going to have 100% buy-in on every customer you meet, and Tim wants you to know that that’s not the point. Find the people who need your product, ask the right questions, and increase your sales authentically.What’s Inside:● How to hear the questions that customers don’t want to ask.● Analogies have the power to cut through the noise and connect with the customer. ● Hear Tim’s detailed explanation for the 4 steps you can take to increase your confidence. Mentioned in this Episode:MarketingandSalespodcast.comThe 7 Secrets to Selling More By Selling LessShoot me a question on Allanger.com#023: Everything We Want Is On the Other Side of a Tough Conversation- AmyK podcastThe Dream ManagerAmy Cuddy TEDtalk Tim Croll on LinkedInTimCroll.com

My guest on Stories Connect People podcast is Tim Smith. Tim's faith, personal health and wellness journey and his amazing voice led him to starting The MindBodySoul365 Podcast. Tim shares a lot of personal stories about his life as an educator, coach, administrator and pastor. Hear what led to him starting MindBodySoul365 and what it has brought to his life and the lives of others. You will love Tim's real, transparent and caring style. I admire so much how he investing time in helping others strengthen their walk with God and their wellbeing! Also, I am so glad you are listening to the podcast. SCP podcast is reaching people around the world every week just to name a few….France, Switzerland, Ireland, Finland, Mexico and London and of course all over NA. I just love it! Please reach out and engage with me! Follow SCP podcast on Facebook and Instagram. I would love to hear from you what you think of the MindBodySoul episode. Now join me in welcoming my friend, Tim Smith! Tim Smith, MindBodySoul365 Tim is a former educator, coach, school administrator, pastor and weight loss consultant. He is the host and producer of The MindBodySoul365 Podcast. Pictured here with Tim is his dog, Ruby. Hear Tim share what the 365 means in the podcast based on Luke 9:23 Connect with Tim: https://www.mindbodysoul365.com/ https://www.buzzsprout.com/860491 https://www.mindbodysoul365.com/tims-blog 365timsmith@gmail.com A few podcasts mentioned during this podcast: Allison Hare's Press Play Podcast program (www.allisonhare.com) Leah Jantzen on MindBodySoul365 A Memorial Day special… lessons from Dad on MindBodySoul365 Giving Back, Austin Sacks on Stories Connect People podcas Stories Connect People Podcast Subscribe to Stories Connect People podcast on any podcast platform Visit my website at www.storiesconnectpeople.com If you enjoy the show please Like, Rate, Review and Share Engage with me on Facebook & Instagram @ Stories Connect People To potentially be a show guest, share feedback, or make recommendations email me at polly@storiesconnectpeople.com

What a damn year it has been. We talked a lot about different things that have happened this year, but not until now, we talk about politics from a lens of just every day people. With elections around the corner, the case of Breonna Taylor is fresh on every media site, and we put in our 2 cents in a topic already riddled with pennies because why not! Hear Tim and I talk about the case, the incident, our thoughts, Trump, and so much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today's interview with Dr. Timothy K. Eatman invites us to expand instead of shrink, create instead of cower, and stretch beyond our reach. Dr. Eatman is the Inaugural Dean of the Honors Living-Learning Community at Rutgers University, where he is also Association Professor of Urban Education. Professor Eatman studies, writes, and teaches about the power of imagination. His interview is passionate, probing, and timely as we navigate questions on equity and inclusion while teaching in the COVID19 Era. As faculty continue to face new challenges in this space and time, Dr. Eatman encourages us to constantly grow, innovate new learning communities, and collaborate with those who inspire us. And, he reminds us - there is a story being written here. Share and reflect on your experiences as we move forward. He ends with questions for all of us: Are you thinking? Are you taking care of your mind? Are you taking care of your body? Are you growing? Hear Tim's interview wherever you get your podcasts. Show notes: Dr. Eatman cites Michelle Alexander's The New Jim Crow and recites "I Dream a World" by Langston HughesIn his studies on imagination, Dr. Eatman pulls inspiration from scholarship, art, poetry, music, and his own ancestors. The Rutgers Honors Living-Learning Community is anchored in social justice, humanities, and arts. Connect with Tim at his website: http://timothykeatman.com/ or on social media @TKEatman Connect with us:Click here to tell us your story.Why is it called More and More Every Day? Click here to read our first More and More post. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @smcchistoryClick here to join our mailing list.Interview Date: 4/14/20

Heal Our Land (Part 6). We must listen. The Spirit speaks, so whoever has ears let them hear. In a time of unprecedented noise and in a world that’s crying out — we must listen.

Two guys were sitting in a pub in London in 2008...over a couple of beers they decided they wanted to take New Zealand wine to the world. They came home and slowly chipped away at Invivo Wines. With an amazing crowdfunding success story, Tim Lightbourne and Rob Cameron then reached new heights by getting Graham Norton to drink their wine on his show. Fast forward to 2020, not only does Graham now make his own Invivo wines, Sarah Jessica Parker is in the game too! Hear Tim talk about how on earth it all happened. Turns out picking up the phone really is the way to go.

Andy invites one of the sports world's most revered trainers - Tim Grover! The man who trained Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant, among others, tells us his secrets! Tim talks about the path to becoming Michael's trainer, his philosophy on training the elite, the differences between working with Michael & Kobe, his relationships with both men, and more! Hear Tim describe his first meeting with Michael Jordan in 1989, his three-tiered system for categorizing different types of competitors, and how obsession & fear play an important role in development.

Ep.36 - You Never Know What Someone Needs to Hear Tim and Kyle talk about tips and tricks you can use to think up, research, organize, and produce content for your podcast. Episode at a Glance Content can come from anywhere There are no rules - only principles What did we learn? Do your research Collect your resources Make sure all those resources are still around Find new sources Always be looking, reading, and updating Quotables "Twitter. Twitter is my weirdest resource for finding content. I've gotten some good ideas from people commenting on Twitter." -- Timothy Kimo Brien "Spotify threatening Apple's podcast market share is like a jetski threatening an Aircraft Carrier." -- Kyle Bondo Podwrecked Salvage Team A Big Thank You to our Podwrecked Salvage Team (Guests and Patreon Subscribers) and Friends of the Show: Cliff from Glockaholics Anonymous Mathew from The Podcast Consultant Dave from The School of Podcasting Ross from LiveStream Universe Thank you! And if you would like to become a member of the Podwrecked Salvage Team (details coming soon) and help us make content for our show, please join our awesome Podwrecked Salvage Team Members Cliff and Mathew! Dive into Bonus Episodes If you want to hear what Tim and Kyle have dredged up from the bottom of the sea before anyone else, please consider becoming a $5 member of our Podwrecked Salvage Team over at Patreon! I want to join the Podwrecked Salvage Team! Captains of Delphi Predictions Check out our Guest Ross Brand's 160 Predictions for Live Streaming and Digital Media in 2020! Read our growing list of podcast industry predictions for 2020! Visit Our Lighthouses Email Us: podwrecked AT GMAIL DOT com All our Show Notes: podwrecked.com All our Episodes: podwrecked.libsyn.com Gagglepod - Until Every Story is Told! Virginia Podcasters Association (VAPODA) Free Monthly Meetup for learning how to podcast and network with other podcasters! Podwrecked is a Gagglepod production. Learn more at gagglepod.com.

Hall of Famer Tim Brown appeared on the show in the third hour and relived some of his favorite moments as a Raider, hims time and Notre Dame and even his list year in Tampa. Hear Tim speak about how he never really grew up thinking he could play in the NFL and how he really never ever spoke to AL Davis the first few years he played for the Raiders.  

Filmmakers Tim O'Donnell and Jon Mercer take us behind the scenes of their latest documentary, Life Without Basketball. The film chronicles barrier-breaking basketball player, Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir, who was the first Division 1 basketball player to play wearing hijab, until a controversial ruling put her professional sports career on hold. Hear Tim and Jon discuss documenting a socially conscious story and ways for indie filmmakers to distribute their work organically. www.lifewithoutbasketball.com

As an adventure-seeker, Tim Shea lived many of his years for the thrill of a challenge. Among those challenges, however, was his use and distribution of drugs. Tim spent years in and out of prison while carrying the destructive weight of a drug addiction, which led to a downward spiral with his health and eventual loss of relationships with his family. With nowhere to turn after losing one of his jobs, Tim found himself homeless on the streets of Austin. He has now been living at Community First! Village for more than three years, recently completed 30 years of parole and will soon be the first person in the United States to live in a 3D-printed home in his new community. Hear Tim’s restorative journey of finding home through the relationships he’s built at Community First! Village.  

Don’t miss this episode of DIGS INFLUENCERS where we sit down with real estate Rockstar Tim Smith. Hear Tim tell his story of how he nurtured his entrepreneurial spirit starting at the young age of 13 scalping NBA tickets, to selling pool service packages while learning the ropes in real estate, to eventually dominating the coastal Orange County market. Tim Smith is rewriting the book on what’s possible in real estate when you open your mind to greatness and remove the “thorn” that is holding you back.

Tim Chizmar is an author, screenwriter, producer, promoter and so much more. However, life was not always been rosy for him. Hear Tim’s honest account of how show business in Los Angeles drove him out of the state and led him to turn his life around in Idaho! Now Tim is in Las Vegas, but […] The post Tim Chizmar – Ep096 appeared first on Evan Wecksell.

It's the Best Day of the Year in Cincinnati Sports, The Crosstown Shootout. Xavier hosts the Cincinnati Bearcats at the Cintas Center Saturday at 5:00 PM. Hear Tim and Brad break down the matchup and their expectations for both teams as well as Brad's great stories of his time playing in the Crosstown Shootout, including a certain Cincinnati Bengal who gave Brad grief during a game.

Attracting young people into our industry: Help to Take Skills USA to the Next Level  Tim Dwyer is an automotive education specialist at ConsuLab, a manufacturer, and provider of automotive training aids.  After 25 years of ownership, he sold his business Superwrench Import Auto in Tulsa, OK to pursue a teaching career at Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology. There he helped start and instruct the Pro-Tech Automotive Internship program for 12 years. Hear Tim’s previous episodes  (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22tim+dwyer%22) . Key Talking Points: Skills USA Nationals has 103 different contests going on at once. It is all Career and Technical Education under one roof (CTE) Perfectly placed  but mostly unrecognized by many in our industry Skills  begin locally,  then through state and national Over 20 football fields full of Skills test stations  There is also a World Skills every other year  Some countries offer award money and  lifetime jobs for the winners of this contest $36 Million is spent to put on this event GM donated a 2018 Malibu to the gold medal winner’s program We need to start bragging about these events that will help attract young people into our industry Designing a skills contest: Attention to detail All stations need to appropriately challenging Consistently repeatable Have a real-world application Equipment, tools, and information Bond with parents and a reason to go to school Skills show a career path Instructors need to step up their game Consulab supports Skills at many levels As an industry, we must support this program Volunteer to judge a local contest Offer financial support to help pay for travel to the next level contests Some state and local winner don’t go to the next level because of funding issues We should offer an additional celebration of excellence to all participants and the winners Shops can promote Skills in their own network and community This is a spectator sport A special thanks to Tim Dwyer for his contribution to the aftermarket. Books mentioned in the content library  (https://remarkableresults.biz/books/) Leave me an honest review on iTunes (https://airtable.com/tblOgQmbnkHekpl0L/viwSbPkieMNhLOmtK/recQNomCKr1D5I9x4) . Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one of them. Email Carm HERE (mailto:carm@remarkableresults.biz) . (mailto:carm@remarkableresults.biz)     (http://eepurl.com/bhqME9) Be socially involved and in touch with the show: Speaking (https://remarkableresults.biz/speaking) Subscribe to a free mobile listening app (https://remarkableresults.biz/app/) . (https://open.spotify.com/show/1lp4lTP8ZvWEWwEEXepBq6) Love what we do? Love what you hear? Buy Carm a cup of java. He loves his coffee. (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/carm)   This episode is brought to you by FlexCheck Auto Digital Vehicle Inspection Software. Savvy shop owners use vehicle inspections to find additional work on a vehicle that the vehicle owner may not know is needed. The most successful shop owners fully inspect every car, every time. It benefits the vehicle owner more than the shop because most vehicle owners want their autos to be reliable. FlexCheck Auto takes the power of a shop’s inspection process and puts it in the palm of your technician’s hand so that pictures, video, and vehicle specific notes about a vehicle’s condition can be shared quickly with vehicle owners. It improves technician efficiency in the bays, service writer efficiency at the counter, increases average repair order and builds trust with vehicle owners. Today’s vehicle owners want to receive their vehicles health status electronically, this makes FlexCheck Auto the most transparent way to do sell auto repair. Try it for free for 30 days! Go to (http://www.flexcheckauto.com) to learn...

Episode 13: More NBA content, basketball fans you're gonna love it! Hear Tim's story on how he met the legendary Kobe Bryant, Ayton's 25 games suspension and more! Enjoy! Follow us on IG @_taspodcast  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Businesses in our industry are losing thousands of customers because they aren't following up on their opportunities. It sounds simple, but this sixth step in the sales process is ignored by almost in the hearth industry (seriously). In today's episode, I sit down with Adam Cribb from Fireside Hearth & Home to talk in detail about how he pursues his opportunities on a day-to-day basis. In this episode: Learn why no salesperson should ever be afraid of following up with a customer (most businesses miss this completely) Discover how often you should follow up with a prospect (this is a game changer) Hear Tim's worst follow-up story ever (and how it still ended up being a win) This is an episode that's worth getting out a pen and taking notes on... Don't let money continue to slip through the cracks because you aren't pursuing your opportunities. If you own the follow up process you'll find it's an instant lever that you can pull for serious growth!

[Watch the video interview on our YouTube Channel] Tim Wynn is one of the most talented storytellers working today. He brings his amazing personality to all his music, and injects his projects with wonderful themes and a deep emotional current. It's such an honor to have him back on All Access for the second time. For this discussion we revisit Tim's path to becoming a composer, including how he and Christopher Lennertz met in school and became best buds. The two of them opened up Sonic Fuel Studios together, where both of their studios reside. We breakdown a handful of Tim's career highlights including The Simpsons Game, The Darkness II, Red Faction: Guerilla Mech X4 on DisneyXD and his newest score to the acclaimed feature Freaks. Hear Tim breakdown his process including his continued collaboration with director Zach Lipovsky, and how the music he wrote based solely on the script was played on set during the filming of the movie. We tackle some other topics including finding your own sound when you're starting out, how to deal with rejection and criticism, and finding confidence in your abilities and your music. A Film.Music.Media Interview | Produced & Presented by Kaya Savas  

It's the dopest episode of the year! This weekend, Gurvey's Law explores the complex legal issues dealing with one of the most controversial topics of this millennium, cannabis. Alan goes in the weeds with Law360 reporter Sam Reisman as they look at the grass roots movement to legalize the drug both on the state and federal level. Alan will hash it out with Sam, focusing on the ethical and business considerations for lawyers and non-lawyers alike. The debate is a tough one, but no pot shots will be taken. Where there is smoke, there is fire, and, in the second half hour, investment guru and featured personality on CNBC's Fast Money, Tim Seymour, gives us the dope on cannabis investing. Hear Tim's valued advice on his favorite pot stocks and why he launched his own cannabis ETF. Don't miss all the highs in the joint! Listen in ons Sundays to Gurvey's Law at 5 pm PST/8 pm EST on KABC Talkradio and streaming live on kabc.com! #cannibis #legalization #investor #cnbc #lawyer #attorney #talkradio

Reincarnation, the concept that humans have a soul that incarnates again after the physical body dies, often has the reputation of being a fringe belief in western societies. Yet, did you know that (depending on which research study you cite) somewhere between 20 to 33% of Americans believe in reincarnation? In this episode we delve into the mystery of past lives and reincarnation. Some of the topics we discuss: The case for and against reincarnation. The quantum physics perspective that all time exists NOW and how that plays into reincarnation. Kids who remember their past lives. Why don't we remember our past lives? What's the purpose or intention of experiencing a past life regression? Karmic connections with other people. What if every experience is valid? If we're here to learn and grow and time doesn't really exist, is there such a thing as a mistake? Hear Tim and Tianna's descriptions of their own recent past life regressions. Have we all been “bad people” at some point of our soul's journey? The beauty of what death offers.

Hear Tim talk about every tongue, tribe, and nation needing to be told the gospel and how we can go practically.

Hear Tim's story to finding his calling in Plant Medicine and Shamanism through Ayahuasca journey's in the Amazon.In the podcast, we discuss Tim's journey from being a Muay Thai National Champion to suffering a crippling injury and then finding his way to the jungle where he found healing and his purpose.We also discuss our own personal breakthroughs and experiences with the plants and Ayahuasca ceremonies.Listen to the audio and video at:==========================iTunes – https://apple.co/2XbYhu9Stitcher – https://bit.ly/2BHJq1ASoundCloud – https://bit.ly/2GS10mLSpotify – https://spoti.fi/2LOcprQFind us online at:==============WEBSITE - https://perthfitfam.com.auINSTAGRAM – https://instagram.com/perthfitfamFACEBOOK – https://facebook.com/perthfitfamYOUTUBE - https://youtube.com/perthfitfam

Continuing with our ‘Reading the Bible’ theme check out this podcast discussion between Tim Barton and Tim Murray on the historical evidence for the bible. Can we really trust what the Bible says? Is there strong historical evidence that supports its claims? And what do we do with all those bits of the Bible that don’t quite add up historically? Hear Tim & Tim’s discussion on these questions and more

In the midst of a power struggle at the top of the NRA, Oliver North will not be returning as President of the organization. The NRA is facing challenges from multiple fronts during this time of transition. Hear Tim's one on one interview with Col. North.

Join with Mark and Tim in this new episode, where we go into everything you need to know about Celebration Chicago 2019 from someone who was there!  Hear Tim discuss the people he met, the panels he saw (and the things you didn't see), the giveaways, show floor, and everything Celebration!  Don't miss out, it was a blast and we hope you can listen and enjoy it for yourselves!

A continuation of our Easter series - 'The cross has the final word' Hear Tim tackle the subject of failure in our lives.

Apple released the 3rd generation iPad Air and the 5th generation iPad mini earlier this week. Are these iPads suitable for pros and those wanting to get work done? Hear Tim's thoughts at the top of the episode. The core of this episode is part 2 of my discussion with Academy Award-nominated writer and writing coach, Roger Schulman. Roger was nominated for an Oscar for his work on the hit animated comedy Shrek. He's also written a number of sequels for Disney including The Fox and the Hound 2, Bambi 2, Mulan 2, the Jungle Book 2, as well as, Balto. He co-created, wrote, and produced the sitcom, Jonas. Roger is also a writing coach. You can find more info about that over at www.thewritercoach.com.In this part of the interview, we dive deep into some of the apps he uses including Aeon Timeline, OmniOutliner, SimpleMind, OmniGraffle, GoodNotes, Gladys, Scrawl Notes, WordBoard, Airmail, and FollowUpThen.com. As a reminder, if you want to support the podcast you can head on over to www.Patreon.com/iPadPros. Please leave a review in Apple Podcasts if you haven't already!Show notes are available at www.iPadPros.net. Feedback is welcomed at iPadProsPodcast@gmail.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of Metric is about tabletop game design and play testing. Enter the awkward ass world of Michael explaining to Tim his slack-based Dungeons & Dragons campaign. Hear Tim's crazy interesting foray into play testing and its cross-overs with user onboarding. In addition to the banter, we touch on: NUIs: natural user interfaces lessons learned by other industries about how games onboard users Tom Hanks in Mazes and Monsters Follow Michael Schofield on Twitter: @schoeyfield Follow Tim Broadwater on Twitter: @uxbear Support Metric on Patreon to get this and other episodes (and a lot of other stuff) early: patreon.com/michaelschofield Get full access to Metric by Michael Schofield at metric.substack.com/subscribe

Tim Gibbons is the Co-Founder and Co-Owner of The Flipside Nashville, a truly one of a kind restaurant that embodies a bygone era of classic americana culture. Hear Tim’s take on the key differences between running a unique operation and a scalable business fit for multiple locations across the nation.

This week, Dustin is on the (actual) road with comedian Tim Hawkins! On a drive between gigs (don't worry, they had a driver) they took time out to chat about life, homeschooling, comedy, family and more. Hear Tim reflect on learning about vampires and typing in high school (and basically nothing else), communication in marriage, and why getting good at golf might be a waste of time. Please subscribe, rate and review...it only takes a minute and it really helps us out. Thanks and we'll see you next week!

During this episode of MakingChips, Jim and Jason talk with Tim Thiessen, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Okuma America Corporation about the core values and culture of OKUMA. This conversation happened at IMTS2018 where that unique culture was on full display. OKUMA has been around for 120 years. During this conversation, Tim shares how their values influence how they serve customers. He also gives his vision for the future of manufacturing. You don’t want to miss this episode of MakingChips. Connect with us:www.MakingChips.com/contact How core values impact customer interaction Long-term successful companies with strong core values are the ones that last over time. This is certainly true of OKUMA. OKUMA has a saying, “The criticism of one is more valuable than the praise of millions.” OKUMA takes customer engagement seriously. Their tagline is “Passionately pursuing customers for life.” Tim Thiessen shares how that impacts sales and customer interaction. He says, “In sales, you want to be as close to your customer as possible.” Hear Tim share how they apply that in their sales approach and strategy during this interview. A customer-centric culture that stands the test of time Trust is the foundation on which strong relationships are built. This is true in marriage and in business. In order to be effective in sales, you have to build trust with your customers. Tim Thiessen believes that the best way to earn trust is by showing genuine empathy. Rather than just selling a product, Tim stresses that you want to understand your customer. You need to know not only their machining needs but also the challenges of the customers business. Creating that kind of transparent relationship isn’t easy. It takes time, but it is worth it for a long-lasting, mutually beneficial relationship. When you have a culture so obviously dedicated to the customer, you earn business not just for one purchase, but for a lifetime. Investing in manufacturing for long-term benefits What sets OKUMA apart is their dedication to the core values and culture. The people who work for OKUMA love the manufacturing industry. They want to see the industry continue to thrive and are actively investing in it. They are dedicated to quality, making reliable machinery that will last. They are also on the cutting edge of technology, creating new machines with open platforms that provides flexibility and connectedness for machine shops. For Tim, he is most excited about the additive and subtractive opportunities. Listen as he shares his excitement for the manufacturing industry and the future during this conversation on MakingChips. How AI will shape the future of manufacturing There is so much potential for the future of manufacturing. As the market continues to grow, so will the opportunities for employment and technological advancement. Already, technology is outpacing the workforce in manufacturing. Tim Thiessen shares his vision for the future of manufacturing and how AI will play a significant role in the way machinery works. If you haven’t already begun to consider how to position yourself to adapt to AI technology, then now is the time. Hear more about the advantages of AI and other exciting innovation on this episode. Here’s The Good Stuff! Manufacturing News: 5 ways industrial AI is revolutionizing manufacturing Introduction of Tim Thiessen, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Okuma America Corporation OKUMA’s tagline is “Passionately pursuing customers for life.” The role of empathy in successful leadership What percent of the machine tools that OKUMA sales is to repeat customers? The core value of passion and how it impacts customer engagement How Tim Thiessen got started in the manufacturing industry. What the term “open possibilities” means in the OKUMA culture. Tim Theisen is most excited about the additive technology and the connectedness of machinery The machine tool technology of the future for which manufacturers should be preparing Tools & Takeaways MTForecast Conference This Week’s Superstar Guest Tim Thiessen OKUMA Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube Subscribe to Making Chips on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify

Shownotes: http://www.unpackingdesign.com/podcast/22 How can designers come together and address the pay gaps within all design professions? What are some of the implicit biases that we have about white males, women, people of color, and others? In this episode, Tim and Mike talk about the uncomfortable topic of pay gaps within the design profession based on a YouTube video by Glamour Magazine entitled “Confronting the Pay Gap: Two Graphic Designers Compare Salaries”. Whether we’re aware of the struggles that minorities and women face in the design professions or not, statistics show that people who fall into these groups generally earn less than white males. However, having a diverse design team often leads to unique design solutions through the various experiences that people of different cultures and backgrounds offer. As an individual, how can female and minority designers begin to close the pay gap at their firms? By knowing their value to the firm and developing the confidence to negotiate for equal pay. This means that it’s important to know the average pay for specific skillsets and roles and learning how to leverage oneself at a negotiation meeting. What are some ways that we can work towards equal pay and rights at design firms? How can we ensure that the population of minorities and women continue to grow in our design fields? Hear Tim and Mike’s thoughts on the topic of women and minority pay gaps in the design profession and how they think we can start to address these issues in our fields. Let’s keep this conversation going at our Facebook page linked below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ1KDzrVUWg – Graphic Designers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQC2ZSILFKw - Executives https://www.facebook.com/unpackingdesign/

Tim Monson started roasting coffee in a popcorn popper on his back porch six years ago. Today he owns and operates Monsoon Roastery based in Springfield, Massachusetts. We caught up with Tim about everything from his humble beginnings in the back of his dad's garage, to finally obtaining a retail space and finding success in an ultra-competitive industry. Hear Tim's story and some of the lessons he's learned along the way on Episode 1 of Chasing Goliath! Check out Tim online: www.monsoonroastery.com @monsoonroastery _ All music provided by DJ Quads. Check him out here: https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads Check out our website at: www.firedrops.com The post E1 - the Caffeinated Coffee Brewer first appeared on Fire Drops.

When Tim Boucher, Owner of B Squared Printing in NYC needed to find a workflow partner to help him automate and power his 24-hr a day print shop in the city that never sleeps, he called in the team at PrintIQ. Hear Tim's incredible story, how he stopped a workflow implementation in progress after months of time and money, what it takes to run a 24-hr shop, and why working with Print IQ helps him (and his wife) sleep at night! Recorded LIVE at Dscoop Dallas. PrintIQ: http://printiq.com B Squared: https://www.bsqu.com Dscoop: http://dscoop.com 

Rick Escalambre is a retired instructor, after 31 years, from Skyline College in San Bruno, CA. He shows no signs of slowing down and continues to teach in an adjunct role. He is also a contract trainer throughout the industry. Rick serves on the Vision Educator Think Tank and can always be counted on to make some important and profound contributions to the forum. Hear Rick’s previous episodes (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=escalambre) . Scott Brown is an ASE Master Certified Automobile Technician with over three and a half decades of professional service industry experience. He and his wife own Connie & Dick’s Service Center Inc., a 57-year-old independent shop in Southern California. With a strong focus on engine performance and electronics, Scott began collaborating with other industry professionals, online, beginning in the early 90’s. Scott is the former president of iATN. Scott is now launching Diagnostic Network; The Network for Vehicle Diagnosticians and Service Industry Professionals. Scott additionally serves on the NASTF Board of Directors and is a member of the following associations: ASCCA, CAT, ETI, I-CAR, & SAE. Listen to Scott’s previous episodes (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22Scott+Brown%22) . Tim Dwyer is an automotive education specialist at ConsuLab, a manufacturer, and provider of automotive training aids.  After 25 years of ownership, he sold his business Superwrench Import Auto in Tulsa, OK to pursue a teaching career at Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology. There he helped start and instruct the Pro-Tech Automotive Internship program for 12 years. Hear Tim’s previous episodes (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22tim+dwyer%22) . Matthew Shanahan is an Assistant Professor, Automotive Technology at the College of DuPage. He is also  the Faculty Learning Technologies Coordinator and Secretary, COD Faculty Association Talking Points: Soft skills as a technician, shop owner and educator are critically important. Rich Escalambre did a keynote at the Educators Think Tank on ‘Respect’. As a teacher, you earn respect from your students. Scott Brown says caring for student’s success starts with the instructor. There is about a 50% or more attrition rate in the number of students that start post-secondary automotive programs and graduate. There are many reasons for this, however, it is a large number. Listen to the Vision interview on NASTF, the Road To Great Technicians (https://remarkableresults.biz/e312/) . Automotive careers may not necessarily include turning wrenches for your entire life. There are so many job opportunities in the industry. The skills of our technicians are wanted by other industries. There are many reasons we are losing our talent to include, training, support, career path, pay and benefits among many others. Why aren’t there more students landing at independent shops?  The dealer networks are in communication with the college and instructors. Workaround their schedules is a barrier. Students want to know what type of internship work they will do. They do not want to be in the lube bay for the entire program. Get them exposed to challenges inside the shop. We are in the world of major software technology as vehicles are running more computer code than ever. We are working in a mold of education that has a lot of debt to it and we need to break the mold. Automotive technology programs at all levels are expensive. The cost per student is high. But looking at the needs of the community, there is high demand for skilled technicians that can outweigh an economic downturn. Industry must get involved in the advisory boards at these schools. Independents must attend career fairs and speak to classes at all levels including middle school. Quality of teaching time is going down because of admin and committee work. Articulation agreements with high school...

Tim Davis Jr. may be the "Junior" of the SCA Tim's, but he is no junior as an influence on the industry. He is the president of SCA Appraisal Company, one of the largest and long standing appraisal companies in the industry. He has helped SCA scale from being a Southern California regional IA firm to being a nationwide powerhouse. Hear Tim give the secret sauce to success as an IA and an independent business owner in this podcast. We also dive into how SCA is tackling the major issue of large scale hail catastrophes in 2018. As an appraiser you don't want to miss this great opportunity SCA is presenting to the best in the biz. Get a peak into the future as we call and talk with Tim Davis Jr. Name – Tim Davis Jr. Company – SCA Appraisal Company Location – Los Angeles, California Superpower – Regeneration Contact –

Tim Davis Jr. may be the "Junior" of the SCA Tim's, but he is no junior as an influence on the industry. He is the president of SCA Appraisal Company, one of the largest and long standing appraisal companies in the industry. He has helped SCA scale from being a Southern California regional IA firm to being a nationwide powerhouse. Hear Tim give the secret sauce to success as an IA and an independent business owner in this podcast. We also dive into how SCA is tackling the major issue of large scale hail catastrophes in 2018. As an appraiser you don't want to miss this great opportunity SCA is presenting to the best in the biz. Get a peak into the future as we call and talk with Tim Davis Jr. Name – Tim Davis Jr. Company – SCA Appraisal Company Location – Los Angeles, California Superpower – Regeneration Contact – twp.davis@sca-appraisal.com,  818-450-2712,  Tim Davis Jr. LinkedIn Profile Podcast Sponsor LeagueofIAs.com – Unlock your adjusting superpowers with over $2000 in training, tools, and discounts for $50/month. Get your free guide to the first 5 Steps to Becoming an Independent Adjuster

The harvests have been bad this year, normally one sacrifice would satisfy the Gods but alas it wasn't. Three men were lured to Cage Isle to watch Neil LaBute's loving remake of the 1973 cult classic; The Wicker Man. Hear Tim, Bob and myself hold this film up to the original and see how it fares. Catch Tim's amazing comic art on Instagram: @timzocco14 Listen to Bob on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/tonight-with-bob-and-joe/id1244780143?mt=2 Facebook & Twitter: @tonightpodcast Rate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @cagedinpod www.cagedinpodcast.com

The nominees are in! Hear Tim and Andrew's reactions about what they've seen, what they haven't, and what they are (and aren't) looking forward too.

Listen to Brian and Cathy Scotts stories. Hear Tim's discussion on how prejudice still exists today and how to combat it.

Part 3 of 3 with popular MN singer/songwriter, Tim Mahoney! Hear Tim perform two Prince songs & also stick around for the debut of Tim's new single "Disappear"! Enjoy!

Hello everyone!  The Irredeemable Shag of the Fire and Water Podcast, Siskoid of the Hearts and Romance Comics Podcast, Tim Wallace of the Beetlemania! podcast, Cory, and Ashford of the Wright On Network are the custodians of this tournament.  64 Companions of the classic and new Who in a Battle Royal for grand supremacy!  Actually, this is just an excuse for five fanboys to pontificate about Doctor Who.  Emotions ran high!  High is a relative term in this case, but the Emotions were running, leading to the elevation of anger, despair, malice, apprehension, and redemption.   Who will win?  Join us to find out.  Let us know what you think about this tournament.  Whose opinions did you agree with most?  Who got it dead wrong?  Would you like to see us do this again?   Contact me at www.wrightonnetwork.com Get a hold of Shag at fireandwaterpodcast.com Hear Tim's Blue Beetle podcast at shoutengine.com/Beetlemania

 Kevin Rogers spent years traveling the country as a dead-broke stand-up comedian until he discovered how a simple joke formula could be used as a powerful marketing hook and began teaching it to marketers. Today Kevin is one of the most in-demand sales consultants online, working closely with high-volume information marketers, corporations and local brick and mortar businesses alike to turn around sluggish ad campaigns. Entrepreneurs and business owners all over the world have used Kevin's techniques to skyrocket their profits and grow their businesses at record pace. In this episode:You can only be plugged-in to so much stuff Why we care who Jimmy Fallon's 3rd cousin isHave a specific purpose when going online Learn some parallels between stand-up comedy and entrepreneurship Hear how Chris Rock inspired Kevin Have faith that the experience you are going through now, is setting you up for later When you can make an audience laugh, it is an unfair advantage Learn the critical components of entrepreneurship Hear an effective tool to help with the "head-trash" Hear a story about Dan Kennedy that will open your eyes about knowing the value of your services Learn a strategy on how to get the clients you seek Learn a sales technique that will help you close more money Hear the 60-second sales formula Learn the joke formula that will help you write better copy How a 50 page book created a problem that once solved, proved to be extremely lucrative Why Kevin was inspired by "talking with copywriters around the bar" to create that type of community offline Hear Tim mistake Kevin with another copywriter  Resources: Copy Chief 60 Second Sales Hook

After episode 59 of the podcast we are back, with the second thrilling installment of the fascinating interview with Tim Delaney, as we delve deep into the beginnings of Disneyland Paris 'Space Mountain and all the hurdles that they faced along the way, and the bunny that was used during testing. We hear the fascinating story of Tom Scherman and why the opening of Nautilus meant so much. Hear the story that spawned the phrase "We're the guys who make memories" and a discussion on whether Michael Eisner should be a Disney Legend by now. Hear Tim's thoughts on Space Mountain: Mission 2 and so much more. Sit back, relax, and enjoy, once more.

November 15, 2011 Today’s episode features an impressive lineup for a hot topic. Host Dr. Tim Cripe warns: “If your blood isn’t boiling by the end, you weren't listening.” Hear Tim and co-host Dr. Lionel Chow discuss pediatric cancer research funding with guests Dr. C. Patrick (Pat) Reynolds, Dr. E. Anders (Andy) Kolb, and parent Joe McDonough. Dr. Pat Reynolds puts government spending on the number one disease killer of children in the US in perspective, comparing the tiny $200M spent on pediatric cancer research to the foreign aid budget of $22B (less than 1%). For example, $1.6B goes to Egypt alone. The COG budget is a mere $46M. The DOD budget is $700B. See his slides here. Dr. Lionel Chow mentions an enlightening fact – private donations to St Jude exceed $600M per year, on top of the givers’ paying taxes. This is 3 times the entire NCI budget for pediatric cancer research for all institutions in the US. Spending per Person Years Life Lost is compared for childhood cancers and adult cancers, see graph here. Dr. C Patrick Reynolds is Director, Cancer Center and Professor of Cell Biology & Biochemistry, Internal Medicine, and Pediatrics, School of Medicine, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock TX. Dr. E Anders Kolb is the Director of Blood and Bone Marrow Transplantation at Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, and Head of the Cancer Therapeutics Laboratory at Nemours Biomedical Research, Wilmington, DE. Joe McDonough is father to Andrew, and founder of The Andrew McDonough B+ (Be Positive) Foundation, raising money for families and research. Please send comments to twipo@solvingkidscancer.org