Podcast appearances and mentions of ian simon

Send us a textDr. Ian Simon, Ph.D. is the Director for the Office of Long COVID Research and Practice ( https://www.hhs.gov/longcovid/index.html ), in the Office of Science and Medicine, in the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health at the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.The Office of Science and Medicine harnesses the power of collaboration, scientific analysis, data-driven innovation, and emerging technologies for advancing initiatives across the Department, including not just Long COVID, but in the areas of behavioral health, health equity, kidney disease, infection-associated chronic conditions, mother-infant dyad, sickle cell disease, and traumatic brain injury. Previously Dr. Simon was the Assistant Director for Health Strategy and Biopreparedness at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, where he led pandemic prevention and biosecurity policy priorities. Most recently, he was the Senior Advisor to the Director of NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).Prior to working at NIAID, Dr. Simon was the Assistant Director of the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA) Science and Technology Policy Institute. In that role, he specialized in developing policy initiatives including bioeconomy, STEM education, pandemic preparedness, biosecurity, and international S&T cooperation. A virologist by training, Dr. Simon has also held health and science advisor positions at the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Senate, including serving as the Health and Science Advisor to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, as part of the American Society for Microbiology Congressional Science Fellowship. He earned his B.S. from the University of Maryland and his Masters and Ph.D. from Yale University.Important Episode Link - Secretary's Advisory Committee on Long COVID - https://www.hhs.gov/ash/advisory-committees/long-covid/index.html#LongCovid #InfectiousDiseases #Virology #HHS #Policy #Biopreparedness #OSTP #USDepartmentOfHealthAndHumanServices #Epidemics #Pandemics #ProgressPotentialAndPossibilities #IraPastor #Podcast #Podcaster #ViralPodcast #STEM #Innovation #Technology #Science #ResearchSupport the show

Have you ever been called a jerk or asshole by others? Are you a male who feels like you want to heal generational cycles? In this episode, you will hear about: Machismo Energy What Men Can Do for Themselves and Their Communities How to Start the Inner Work Ian Simon is the Founder of Thine Athletics. Thine Athletics is a holistic wellness and fitness platform, whose mission is to help humanity become whole and healthy human beings. Thine Athletics is more than a platform; it's an experience designed to inspire, engage, and support each individual in achieving a harmonious balance of physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Ian's vision is to create a world where fitness goes beyond physicality, encompassing and nurturing the entire spectrum of human wellness. Thine Athletics Mind Body Strategy Session with Ian Instagram- Ian Simon Instagram- Thine Athletics Monique Gomez Resources/ Links Links: ⁠Book A Gifted Consultation⁠ ⁠Awareness Plan Membership⁠ Not The Chancla: How Awareness of Our History and Trauma Create Compassion to Rewrite Our Future ⁠Compassion Club (free Resource)

Grab our $56k Case Study:  https://JustGrowVisions.comConnect on all platforms:  https://linktr.ee/officialjustgrowOn the next episode of the Just Grow Podcast we had Ian Simon.  He's a former athlete...now coach and he shares the truth about his journey and what it takes to succeed.If you'd like to connect further with our guest then go here IG https://www.instagram.com/ian.simon55/Also go follow https://www.instagram.com/nikoarapkiles/ & https://www.instagram.com/officialjustgrowConnect on all platforms:https://linktr.ee/officialjustgrowMake sure to leave a review and let us know what you thought!

Welcome to another episode of the "Can't Believe I Made It" podcast. Now, I might be speaking for myself here, but I can guarantee, to some extent, if you can think back to when you were a kid, how many of us wanted to be a famous athlete or a famous actor or a famous scientist or a famous [insert dream]? Each and every one of us as kids have likely had this crazy pipe dream to go off and do something that they thought was never possible. Today's guest, Ian Simon, actually had that opportunity. He was able to taste what it would be like to be an NFL athlete. And in one way or another, life gave him a couple of curveballs. The one thing that he worked his whole life to get to finally got snatched from his grasp. Inside of this episode, we get an opportunity to not only understand Ian's story but also understand what makes his process. And even more so, what has made his pivot amazing. And for our listeners out there, I just need you to take a step back and think about all the things that you wanted to be as a kid and think about why and how it's okay to pivot sometimes. Life throws unexpected challenges our way, but it's our resilience and ability to adapt that truly define us. Ian's story serves as a reminder that setbacks can lead to new opportunities and that embracing change can ultimately lead to personal growth and fulfillment. Whether you've experienced your own setbacks or simply need a dose of inspiration, this conversation will leave you feeling motivated and empowered to embrace change, pivot when necessary, and continue pursuing your dreams. So sit back, relax, and get ready to be inspired by Ian Simon's story of resilience, courage, and unwavering determination. It's time to dive into another incredible episode of the "Can't Believe I Made It" podcast. Let's get it! —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FREE COURSE: Hey there, high achievers! Are you ready to unlock your true potential and smash through those limiting beliefs? ⁠Get started right now with my FREE Breaking Barriers course, designed specifically for driven entrepreneurs like you!⁠ ONLINE COURSE for $20.22. Craving a personalized approach to optimizing your habits for peak performance in business, health, and creativity? Then you need to check out my exclusive "20-Day Cheat Code for Health, Happiness, and Habits!" ⁠Click the link and get ready to skyrocket your success - all for just $20.22!⁠ Unlock your full potential as an athlete and entrepreneur with personalized mentorship tailored to help you dominate in your field – apply for a High-Performance Mentor today! Calling all athletes and high-powered entrepreneurs! Are you on the hunt for personalized guidance to elevate your performance and reach new heights? You've found the perfect solution! Apply today for an opportunity to work with a dedicated High-Performance Mentor who understands your unique needs. Let's schedule a call to discuss how this life-changing mentorship can transform your game, both on and off the field. Don't wait – start your application here: ⁠https://thedeziabeyta.com/application⁠ Elevate your performance and conquer your goals, Coach Dezi 

Here's another fan favorite throwback episode!For power couple Ian Simon and Brittany Lee, fitness is so much more than just a business: it's their life. They have successfully created a booty building empire with their glute-focused training, Insta-Booty. But their success wasn't made overnight. Working together, training together, and being business partners takes a lot of sweat - literally. In this episode, Ian and Brittany are going to give us the inside scoop on how they built a successful fitness business and social media presence, all while managing their personal and professional relationship.

Especially in this day and age, music has transcended beyond our ears. It is now an entire sensory feast! One great aspect that has helped shape this industry is the visual arts. And in this episode, Jeff Kelley, Eathan Janney, and Josh Kriger invite Ian Simon, the CEO and co-founder of Strangeloop Studios. Strangeloop is an LA-based media production company focusing on concert visuals, immersive experiences, music videos, and new narrative forms. Ian speaks with us about how they are providing a new artistic medium, where they put art above ego. He takes us across their journey towards becoming one of the leading creative pioneers of the new digital realm, working with big names such as The Weeknd, Kendrick Lamar, Lizzo, G-Dragon, and more! Putting NFT into the mix, he shares the projects they are currently working on and how they are working as a conduit for bringing the works of visual artists to life.More from Edge of NFT:

Especially in this day and age, music has transcended beyond our ears. It is now an entire sensory feast! One great aspect that has helped shape this industry is the visual arts. And in this episode, Jeff Kelley, Eathan Janney, and Josh Kriger invite Ian Simon, the CEO and co-founder of Strangeloop Studios. Strangeloop is an LA-based media production company focusing on concert visuals, immersive experiences, music videos, and new narrative forms. Ian speaks with us about how they are providing a new artistic medium, where they put art above ego. He takes us across their journey towards becoming one of the leading creative pioneers of the new digital realm, working with big names such as The Weeknd, Kendrick Lamar, Lizzo, G-Dragon, and more! Putting NFT into the mix, he shares the projects they are currently working on and how they are working as a conduit for bringing the works of visual artists to life.

One of the benefits of web3 tech, its proponents argue, is that it encourages meaningful interaction between fan and artist. We've seen examples, for instance, of NFTs acting as fan club memberships. But what if the artists don't exist in the first place? We're happy to welcome Ian Simon, co-founder of Spirit Bomb, a virtual artist record label, to explain how virtual artists and web3 tech can unite to create new and desirable experiences for music fans – and how it might expand the overall pie and bring in new fans, who perhaps wouldn't have previously considered themselves "music fans". Oh, and what's it like managing an artist that doesn't exist as a person – how do they connect to fans, and what do fans want? This is another in our series that digs into the burgeoning web3 space's new concepts, ideas, and conventions and how they relate to the music business. Strangeloop Discord https://discord.com/invite/strangeloop Virtual artist LV4: https://wiki.spiritbomb.ai/#LV4 Spiritbomb: https://spiritbomb.ai -------

Virtual artists have been around since the time of Alvin and the Chipmunks but have never really penetrated mainstream music. This could be about to change. Increasingly we're seeing breakout hits from artists like Grimes' War Nymph and Lil Miquela. And with the coming of the metaverse, virtual artists could have the platform they always needed to propel this niche into overdrive. To help explain this trend, our guest today is Ian Simon who joins us from Los Angeles. Ian is a co-founder of Strangeloop Studios, a visual production company that has created music videos and concert visuals for artists like the Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar. Ian and his partner David Wexler also founded a new startup called Spirit Bomb. Spirit Bomb is a music label dedicated to virtual artists. Learn about Spirit Bomb at spiritbomb.ai and follow Spirit Bomb on Instagram at: @spiritbomb.ai. Follow Ian on Instagram @_Blount and check out one the virtual artists we discuss in the episode @LV4Official on TikTok. ... Beatseeker has been selected by Feedspot as one of the Top Music Technology Podcasts on the web: https://blog.feedspot.com/music_technology_podcasts/ Learn more: beatseeker.fm Insta: @beatseekerpod Twitter: @beatseekerpod Facebook: facebook.com/beatseekerpod Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/beatseeker Beatseeker is sponsored by the Boombox Music League: boomboxsoftware.com

For power couple Ian Simon and Brittany Lee, fitness is so much more than just a business: it's their life. They have successfully created a booty-building empire with their glute-focused training, Insta-Booty. But their success wasn't made overnight. Working together, training together, and being business partners takes a lot of sweat - literally.

Ian is back but this time, with his amazing partner Brittany! In this episode, we talk about bringing business into a relationship, how to navigate the hardships this brings, and the fact that this may just not be for everyone! FOLLOW OUR GUESTS:- @ian.simon55- @brittany_leeee- ReckFit Fitness Coming Soon!FOLLOW US!Not Hitting Right: @nothittingrightSydney: @sydneyjoz + @radiatesocial.coLauren: @withlaurenrussell + @irresistiblysocial

On this episode, we sit down with Ian Simon (@ian.simon55) owner and founder of The Insta Booty (@the_instabooty), Arizona's top booty building fitness program! We dive deep into how to protect yourself as a client from trainers dripping in red flags, protecting your peace in the industry, finding your confidence, and ultimately working out and being fit for YOU! Through his years in athletics and training, Ian has seen everything and has worked with every kind of client imaginable and he is not afraid to give you guys the good and honest truth about the fitness industry! Find more info on his workout programs through his Instagram accounts: @ian.simon55 + @the_instabootyFollow us! @nothittingrightSydney: @sydneyjoz + @radiatesocial.coLauren: @withlaurenrussell

Today I get to have a great conversation with Ian Simon, a virologist turned science policy guru who has worked around the world to improve the way policymakers think about science and technology. Right after finishing grad school, Ian found himself plunging feet first into the world of Korean science, but he approached it with full force. A whirlwind of time on the Hill and working to support the White House Office of Science & Technology Policy (OSTP) later, we sit down to talk about always taking the opportunity to say yes, and how he ended up an elected official representing 2,000 citizens of Washington, DC. Ian is a great example of the joys of unexpected opportunities, and he lives a life of saying yes to new experiences. When it comes to science policy, I'm glad we have people like Ian in the mix. And, fun fact, he used to work with Sara Carioscia! I hope you enjoy the conversation! Cheers, -Titus ------------------ — About Ian — Ian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/IanSimonPhD/ Ian on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IanSimonANC — Let's Chat — THE BLOG: https://alexandertitus.com/ YOUTUBE: https://alexandertitus.com/youtube PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/1alexandertitus NEWSLETTER: https://alexandertitus.com/newsletter — The Social Life — LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/AlexanderTitus INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/1AlexanderTitus FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/1AlexanderTitus TWITTER: https://twitter.com/1AlexanderTitus

In this episode I interviewed a former football player from Monmouth University who took his talents to the AFL to play professionally after college. After his professional career came to an end, he honed in on his knowledge of training as an athlete to grow his own women's boutique training brand to empower his clients physically, but more importantly mentally. This guest is a great example of resiliency and dedication as he continues to chase after his passions regardless of the adversity he faced in his life. Instagram: @ian.simon55 Business Instagrams: @the_instabooty & @strengthandshred

Over the past two weeks, America has seen countless professional athletes speak out about racial inequality and police brutality. But increasingly, it's not just the pros who are making their voices heard. College players are becoming more and more vocal about issues of injustice within their own programs, and across campuses as well. Former Missouri safety Ian Simon was a pioneer in many ways to the current movement: he explains how he and his football teammates helped to create change in leadership at Mizzou when they threatened to boycott and not take the field. Then, ESPN's David Hale discusses why college football players are responding in ways we've never seen before.

Over the past two weeks, America has seen countless professional athletes speak out about racial inequality and police brutality. But increasingly, it's not just the pros who are making their voices heard. College players are becoming more and more vocal about issues of injustice within their own programs, and across campuses as well. Former Missouri safety Ian Simon was a pioneer in many ways to the current movement: he explains how he and his football teammates helped to create change in leadership at Mizzou when they threatened to boycott and not take the field. Then, ESPN's David Hale discusses why college football players are responding in ways we've never seen before.

This week Hustle Like U Broke goes virtual with concert and live event visual specialist, Ian Simon. The conversation covers the long history shared between Ian and the hosts, expanding technologies, the new concert-in-gaming trend, and much more. This conversation is cutting edge, don't miss it. Ian Simon partnered with Strageloop studio co-founder David Wexler for his first tour doing concert visuals in December of 2012. In the following years, Simon has toured with Kendrick Lamar, Future, Ms. Lauryn Hill, and more, as well as executive produced all of Strangeloop Studios' visual content for The Weeknd, Pharrell, Anderson.Paak, SZA, G-Dragon, and David Gilmour of Pink Floyd. In 2019, Simon and Wexler founded Spirit Bomb, Inc., to expand Strangeloop Studios into the world of original content and virtual artist creation. Simon is also an advisor at virtual concert platform WaveXR.

Hosts Edward Doherty and Kristen Murfin talk in studio with guest Ian Simon about his career in science public policy and working across the street from the White House.

Full Show Notes Here http://industryangel.com/079-productivity/ Simon started out life as a researcher: his PhD looked at causes of childhood leukeamia, and his scientific training and background stays with him on anything he does - he's strong on empirical evidence and what's proven to be effective for 'normal' people. He's also worked as a fire-eater, a teacher, an author and a lighting designer for dance companies! His last book (Presentation Genius) became a top ten best seller. And yes, that is as cool as it sounds - walking into WHSmith and seeing that is definitely a buzz!  Ian & Simon discuss; Air - ACT INFORM RESTORE Our brain can only concentrate for 6 hours Investing time to learn/document process Restore yourself, hit the reset button Checking emails and social media productively Planning your schedule Streamlining your day Hassel/Benefit ratio What does good enough look like Get more done, have more fun The links... The website The podcast Newsletter Facebook Community (closed, free group of like minded folk supporting) Show Sponsors:- Far North Sales & Marketing Far North Sales & Marketing Consultancy are all-encompassing Business Development specialists, our aim is growth, your growth. We understand that the overhead of permanent experienced members of a team may be a step too far, maybe you would like to take a product to market, run a fresh pair of eyes over the sales process or just get over a lean period, we can help.

The Rad Dads talk Halloween, the date, the new adjustments to sugar sensitivity kids and the trouble of having candy in the house. We discuss current issues of sexually agressive Hollywood and the latest gun shootings. The dads decide with technical issues with Albert to cold call some random friends and find some gems of a discussion. Featuring Andrew Gray from Cape Coral, Fl,  Anthony "Boli" Tromboli from Naples,Fl, and Ian Simon from Youngstown, Ohio.

Simon was Founder of The Shackleton Design & Manufacturing Company, the menswear, lifestyle and experience brand: producing made-in-Britain products inspired by the Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton. Having built the Shackleton brand Simon left it under new management in September 2016. Simon was selected as a Top 100 Manufacturer 2015 by Manufacturer magazine. He is a member of the Advisory Boards of Make It British and Made In Britain, a Fellow of the RSA, and a Business Fellow of University of East Anglia. In 2013 Simon opened Britain's first banjo factory in more than 60 years, and launched The Shackleton Banjo – swiftly followed by Shackleton brand beers, clothing, footwear and accessories. The Shackleton's launch campaign on the Kickstarter platform was one of the top 2% most successful of worldwide Kickstarter projects since the platform was launched. Simon was formerly one of the UK’s best known independent brand strategy advisers, and has worked with high profile clients including: Harris Tweed Authority, British Airways, Aviva, Pret A Manger, Norfolk Broads National Park, World Vision and many more. Simon is author of three branding, marketing and personal-development books. His first book 'Build A Brand In 30 Days'​ (Capstone) is an Amazon No.1 bestseller in its category and was described as "invaluable"​ by Director magazine. His second, 'What You Need To Need To Know About Marketing'​ (Capstone) is the essential guide to marketing for non-marketers. His third book, 'Brand New You'​ (Hay House) was a Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday 'Book of The Week'​. Simon speaks internationally about branding and is frequently rated 'best speaker' at conferences. He has appeared on CNN, Bloomberg, Sky, Five and BBC (Today, Breakfast, BBC News, Newsnight) as an expert brand commentator. Ian & Simon discuss:- Brand Journeys The Four Pillars Authentic Distinctive Compelling emotional story Pursuing excellence Kickstarter campaigns Check out http://simonmiddleton.com/