Podcasts about in sept

Today's guest is comedian Ken Boyd. In Sept. 2021 Kristin and Ken found themselves working a Holland America cruise ship in Alaska for 3 weeks. This sparked a friendship and some very interesting shows at sea. About KEN BOYD- He has been seen on Comedy Central's "Kevin Hart Presents: Heart of the City." and  Fox's "Showtime at the Apollo" where he received a standing ovation. He is HILARIOUS and knows a lot about THOR, Marvel, and other obscure BS. Find and follow Ken at www.thekenboydshow.com Support this podcast and all Kristin Key's shows by joining the Kristin Key Patreon- www.patreon.com/kristinkeycomedy www.kristinkey.com

In Sept 2021, the National Labor Relations Board general counsel stated in a memo that college athletes at private institutions should be considered employees and should have the right to act collectively to improve their conditions. In this episode, Luke and guest Jyllian Bradshaw, an attorney who focuses in employment issues and labor relations, discuss the impact this memo can have in the college sports industry. The conversation explores this memo, potential federal legislation and the impact of federal law vs. state law. Read the full episode transcript here. Find Luke on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram. Listen wherever you listen to podcasts including: Apple Podcasts  |  Google Podcasts  |  Spotify  |  Amazon Music  |  Stitcher  |  Tunein Radio  | iHeartRadio  | Castbox

Oli is the Founder and the Creative Director of Cover Dogs. She is a writer, photographer and a graphic artist from Los Angeles, CA.Cover Dogs: Cover Dogs is a media and publishing company specializing in dogs, based in Los Angeles, CA. Their first publication, DOGUE, inspired by Vogue was launched on Nov 11 of 2019 and was the very first DOGUE magazine on Instagram. They are also the ones who have coined the term "Cover Dog" which has gone viral! Today, Cover Dogs consists of 4 magazines, DOGUE (@coverdogs) Barker's Bazbark (@Bazbarkus) Spawrts Illustrated (@spawrtsillustrated) and National Pawgraphic @nationalpawgraphic, covering lifestyle, fashion, sports and travel, of the dog world.Cover Dogs is based on the idea that every dog is a star, and deserves to be on the cover of a magazine. They are proud to feature dogs from all over the world, and share every day stories of our beloved fur babies.They offer custom magazine edits, in both digital and print, and also custom designed dog-sized DOGUE magazines with your own cover!In Sept of this year, they have also launched their official Monthly publication, the DOGUE Magazine, (human size magazine) which is available in both digital and print. It is also sold on newsstands in Beverly Hills.To learn more visit their page @coverdogs. Email: mailto:CoverDogsLa@gmail.com

Human Factors in Diving: Part 3 "Reducing Error Producing Conditions." We wrap up our Human Factors discussion with Gareth Lock. We discuss error producing conditions, network influence mapping and how to improve learning from incidents. We also preview the upcoming Human Factors in Diving Conference. In Sept 2021 there will be the online Human Factors in Diving Conference. For more info and how to attend goto:

Human Factors in Diving Psychological Safety and Just Culture: Gareth Lock, author of the book "The Human Diver" talks about the two key concepts in dive safety analysis. Psychological safety and just culture. - Psychological Safety is the belief that you won't be punished or humiliated for speaking up with ideas, questions, concerns, or mistakes. It's a shared belief held by members of a team that others on the team will not embarrass, reject, or punish you for speaking up. - Just Culture is a concept related to systems thinking which emphasizes that mistakes are generally a product of faulty organizational cultures, rather than solely brought about by the person or persons directly involved. In a just culture, after an incident, the question asked is, "What went wrong?" rather than "Who caused the problem?". In Sept 2021 there will be the online For more info and how to attend goto:

Emma Cousin was born in Yorkshire in the UK, in 1986 and is currently based in London. Recent solo exhibitions include ‘Introductions', White Cube (2021); Goldsmiths CCA, London (2020); Milton Keynes Art Centre, UK (2019); Lewisham Arthouse, London (2018); Edel Assanti, UK (2018); and Dolph Projects, London (2017). Recent group exhibitions include ‘She came to stay' Andrea Festa Fine Art, Italy; ‘Female Objectivity', Palazzo Te Matova, Italy; ‘Soft Bodies', Castlefield Gallery, Manchester, (2020); ‘Ridiculous' Elephant West, London (2020); Jerwood Arts exhibition ‘Survey' at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead, The Bluecoat, Liverpool, and G39, Cardiff, UK (2019); and ‘Ultra', J Hammond Projects, London (2019). Her work is in the Zuzeum Museum Riga, The Samandi Art Foundation, Bangladesh, Aishti Foundation, Lebanon and Azman Museum, Malaysia. In Sept 2021 Emma will have a solo show with Niru Ratnam Gallery London across three spaces showing new drawings, paintings and video. Emma graduated from Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, University of Oxford in 2007. She started her own project space, Bread and Jam in 2015-17, which she ran for 2 years in her home in Brockley. She was a participant at Skowhegan in 2018. She recently co-curated Un-stilled Life, an exhibition focusing on animations, across three galleries, Ron Mandos Gallery Amsterdam, Tintype Gallery London and the online platform Blinkvideo. In 2020 she established the podcast ‘Chats with artists in lockdown' which is now on its second series.

Kristin Campbell is a true entrepreneur - in 2002 she founded Whistlers first ever yoga studio, in 2012 she created Tapasya Yoga School, and in 2015 she co-founder Squamish Water Kefir. I was incredibly excited to speak with Kristin because she embodies the intersection of yoga and entrepreneurship that is currently captivating me. In today’s episode Kristin and I get into the nitty gritty of the start-up phase of any business, running a product based business, and how Kristins yoga practice informs her business life. So, if you’re currently leaning in to entrepreneurship, have always wanted to start a products based business or are looking to hear an inspiring story of grit & perseverance, then this week's show is for you! ABOUT KRISTINIn 2002 Kristin co-­founded NeoAlpine Yoga, Whistler’s first Yoga Studio which is now named NeoWhistler, a YYoga studio which she owned and directed until 2010.In 2012 Kristin founded Tapasya Yoga (pronounced tah-pah-syah), a spiritually uplifting, alignment-based method of Hot-Hatha and Warm-Hatha-Vinyasa yoga.  Tapasya means 'to be with intensity for the sake of transformation'.  Although each studio has branded their Hot class differently, Tapasya Hot-Hatha + Hatha-Vinyasa inspired classes and teacher trainings are being offered in the UK, Europe and Canada,In Sept 2015 Kristin co-founded Squamish Water Kefir Co. Water kefir is a centuries-old fermented drink that is packed full of the  probiotics and beneficial enzymes that our bodies love. Kefir, by the way, is pronounced "kuh-feer". Kristin lives with her 10-yr old daughter and mexican-rescue dog named "Jupter" on the unceded lands of the Coast Salish Peoples, in the territory of Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish Nation).PODCAST HIGHLIGHTSKristin’s story of starting Whistlers first yoga studioWhy she wanted to become a “career” yoga teacherThe difference between running a products based & service based businessWhat it means to bootstrap a businessWorking with a strategic investorThe importance of having a business mentorHow to have a healthy business partnershipHow self-care impacts the success of your businessFIND KRISTIN CAMPBELLKristin’s WebsiteKristin’s InstagramSquamish Water Kefir FIND CORACora’s NewsletterThe Teachers ClubCora’s InstagramFor links & resources mentioned in this episode go to www.corageroux.com/episode66Learn More about The Lost-to-Launch ProgramSupport the show (https://www.corageroux.com/theteachersclub)

Michael Veazey is an ecommerce consultant based in London, England, an Amazon private label seller and a podcaster/speaker. His main work is now for owner-operators of 6- and 7-figure ecommerce businesses with a focus on Amazon. He offers 1-1 consulting, agency work and group training for 6- and 7-figure. In Sept. 2017, Michael founded the 10K Collective, a London-based mastermind of men and women with collective revenue of over $25 million per year on Amazon.Jason Miles is an e-commerce expert from Seattle. He’s the CEO & Co-Founder of Sew Powerful, a charity designed to combat extreme poverty in Lusaka Zambia by creating jobs for adults that focus on making purposeful products; and Liberty Jane, a design-driven e-commerce operator in the sewing category. He’s also a Udemy instructor, a best selling author and a podcaster.⭐️THE ECOMMERCE LEADER!

When Jeff Maher started running, like many of us, started from zero and now has a PR of 3:19 for a full marathon and has run Boston with a GoPro to film Kathrine Switzer. He's run the B2B (Boston to Big Sur) the year of the bombing. That year those races were 13 days apart. He's also run our favorite relay, the Hood To Coast, but with only 9 runners instead of 12. In Sept 2020 he was diagnosed with MS and since exercise is more important than ever has decided to go after the 6 World Marathon Majors. His message is that if you commit to getting better, and stay disciplined you can achieve crazy goals! You can see his Boston Marathon video on YouTube here.  Also in this Episode learn who is featured in the Old Crazy Run Club on Strava. We discuss why new runners shouldn't be afraid to join a run club or be on Strava. And do you agree with Fundy on what the most important thing is. Get Fundy's review on the Garmin Fenix. We discuss heart rate zone training with the Garmin vs. the Stride. And always, be sure to sign your team up for the OCR Beer Run. It helps fund our efforts to keep bringing you awesome guests. Need some more science behind training? Check this blog post. 

In Sept of 1999, 17-year-old Jessica Dishon went missing from her family's home in Bullitt County Kentucky. 16 years after she was found murdered, her family was finally able to bring to justice the man who took their daughter from them.  

Coláiste Dhúlaigh, Post Primary School in Coolock, is 50 years old and we’re celebrating! In Sept 1966 the then Minister for Education Donogh O’Mally, announced his plans for Free universal secondary education. This directive heralded in a new dawn for education and paved the way for schools like Colaiste Dhulaigh, a new post primary school […]

What would October be without a spooky story? This month Josh & Matt weave a frightening tale of the history of Apple & nVidia. Thrill at the twists! Scream at the betrayals! Delight as Memory Protection's mascot Chip History makes a spooktastic return as we discuss Graphics Processing Boonits..... uh, Units. === Hot Cocoa Quake 3 For OS X Available Apple Releases Official OS X Software Compatibility List Netscape 6 Getting Closer To Release - Releases next month Apple Announces QuickTime 5, Releases Preview Version Official Napster Client For Mac OS, OS X Playstation 2 Hits The Market - Oct. 26th Apple & NVIDIA July 2000: Apple scrubs all mention of ATI Radeon options for PowerMac G4 update after ATI screws the pooch NVIDIA enters the Mac GPU market in 2001 with the GEForce2 MX Trouble nView September 2004: Nvidia can’t produce enough stable 6800s, causing a delay in Apple’s new 30” Cinema Display Problem #1 From May 2007 - September Apple sold Macbook pros with some bad NVIDIA GPUs in them. Macbook Pro users started to experience video problems that were eventually linked to faulty NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT GPUs. Apple replaced the cards for free. - Apple: NVIDIA chips to blame for MacBook Pro video problems (Ars Technica) - MacBook Pro: Distorted video or no video issues (Apple Support) - Investigation confirms Apple Macbook Pros have Nvidia bad bump material - Feb 2009-Jan 2011: Intel sues Nvidia over chipsets being used in MacBook Pros (AppleInsider), throws Apple’s roadmap into murky water - July 2009: Apple shows Nvidia the door (AppleInsider) - 2013-2014: Nvidia pulls some shenanigans with mobile GPU patents (Quora), tries to get Apple to pay up. They say no. Problem #2 Driver problems: For reasons unknown, Apple wouldn’t allow NVIDIA to create video drivers for MacOS Mojave 10.14. Mojave was released without updated drivers - apparently no NVIDIA drivers exist for Apple computers newer than 2018. - Nvidia Drivers For macOS Mojave: Timeline Of Events (Create Pro) - Nvidia on Its Lack of macOS Mojave Drivers for Newer Graphics Cards: 'It's Up to Apple to Approve Them' (Macrumors) Problem #3 In Sept. 2020 NVIDIA buys ARM (The Verge) Recommendations: Josh Movie: Digimon: The Movie Matt Game: Skies of Arcadia for the SEGA Dreamcast

In this episode, we are joined by co-founder of the Max Gruver Foundation, Rae Ann Gruver. In Sept. 2014, Rae Ann and her husband Stephen lost their son Max in a hazing incident at Louisiana State University. She reflects on Max and the tragedy that took his life. Their family’s mission since has been to provide education and legislation to end hazing through their Foundation. She provides perspective on creating good out of a tragic situation and offers three key tips to saving lives and putting an end to hazing—taking care of each other, feeling empowered and being kind. Content warning: this podcast contains content dealing with the realities of hazing, abuse, death and grief. For information on Tri Delta's mental health programming, please refer to our Behind Happy Faces resources available to members on the Resource Library.#flyhighmax #stopthehazingwww.maxgruverfoundation.comhttps://www.facebook.com/flyhighmaxhttps://www.instagram.com/flyhighmax__/https://hazingprevention.org/national-hazing-prevention-week/https://www.antihazingcoalition.org/

We kick off this show with something that happened to Stevie. In Sept another IG account posted his pic and a person wrote ugly comments about it. The owner of

WoahEPISODE 302 - Directing voice actors in groups / individually, in situe, online, and in theatres live for PODUK 2019....EP 302 ALREADY? How has a week gone by already?IF you need the lowdown on directing remote recording voice actors or to be honest in any emergency situation of a harsh deadline THEN DO NOT MISS THIS EPISODE!Firstly, Zach is one of the loveliest and warmest talented velvety voiced Canadian English folks (I think that's right) I know working in Audio Fiction. I mean I don't think there's anyone with a Canada connection that isn't a friendly warm gem of a talented person tbh.Find out on MADIVA Podcast how Zach works with his actors, those who are very very new to audio, and those seasoned pro's. There's some fantastic top tips here for voice actors AND producer directors, so...please feel free to pass it on....We talk about the difference between having one-to-one director actor sessions, and big group recordings in the same space....we talk the importance of adding reaction sounds to the record, showing presence in the scenes, and how actors being prepared is hugely important - your opinions and thoughts about the character are key to a fantastic productive recording session. Zachary also talk of directors 'bringing it' - feeding the lines with energy your actors...'otherwise they might as well just self direct', and why he likes to SEE his actors in a remote record session over available means, how different actors need different directing modes, doing live audio drama ON A STAGE AND SO MUCH MORE!(...and to be honest, there's a lot of Beth Eyre love in here too...)The Orphans mini season of comp winning authors works has very recently aired so do not delay and jump on and enjoy some original new writing encouraged by Zach and the team...Thanks so much to Zachary for all of this wondrous and helpful advice and, GO BINGE THE ORPHANS - All of it! Do it now. Don't make me go all Orsham on ya! Links to his works below:>>>AND IF YOU want to voice act but aren't sure how to start, I am running a Course. Yes! In Sept. Online. A few places left for the SUNDAY EVE AND TUES 11AM sesh. Jump in here on my Quirky Voices Website do!LINKS TO ZACHARY'S WORKSThe Orphans PodcastQuid Pro EuroZachary twitterThe Orphans TwitterQuid Pro Euro TwitterThank you so much for listening!Next up...the fabulous Evan Tess *(and guest star parrot!) talk all things inclusive language and casting calls for Non Binary folks and mooooore...Join us next week for some mellow funPlease feel free to ping me any thoughts about this show, or reviews would be AMAZINGGG. It's down to my guests how quality the show is and I hope you'll agree, I am lucky to speak to some of the very best in the biz right now.Feel free to become a patreon of my works below orrrrr I humbly appreciate any donations to my ko-fi which helps to fuel me to make more groovy content like this - fanks all. Quirky Voices Ko-fi link here.Stay safe, have fun and happpyyyy creating folks SarahxxSarah on twitterQuirky VoicesEmail me on quirkyvoices@gmail.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/QuirkyVoices)

Erica Kirkwood was born and raised in the small town of Falfurrias, TX where she earned honors for being an exceptional student athlete. She completed her biomedical sciences bachelor's degree at Texas A&M University-Kingsville with an athletic scholarship to compete on the Javelina Cross Country and Track teams. She met her husband, Jonathan Kirkwood, while attending Loma Linda University in California where she graduated with a masters degree in occupational therapy. They have 2 daughters, Kaleila (age 5) and Adiella (age 3). After a 6 year hiatus from running, Erica put her running shoes back as an outlet in her busy life as a full time working mom. Within a few months of consistent running, her competitive side returned full throttle when she decided to train for a marathon with a goal to qualify for the Boston marathon. In Sept 2019, she crossed the finish line at 3:02:27 and realized how close she was to achieving the Olympic Trial Standard of sub 2:45:00. She put her Boston dream on hold to instead pursue a chance to run alongside the best of the best female marathoners in the country in the 2020 US Olympic Marathon trials. In June 2019 at Grandma's Marathon in Duluth, Minnesota, Erica achieved this goal with a time of 2:44:48.  She represented south Texas in Atlanta, Georgia by running in the US Olympic Marathon Trials in Feb 2020.  Questions Covered:You just finished running in the US Olympic Marathon Trials last month in February.(1) What inspired you to get into running in the beginning?(2) What stands out as a meaningful moment running on an athletic scholarship at Texas A&M University-Kingsville?(3) When you stopped running for those 6 years, did you ever think you would be running in the US Olympic Marathon Trials?(4) If you had to narrow down to one person who helped you become your best in training for the US Olympic Marathon Trials, who would you say and what did they do?(5) Talk about your experience at the US Olympic Marathon Trials.(6) What were the big lessons you learned from the US Olympic Marathon Trials?(7) What is your favorite quality about the members of your family?

Arbie Baguios is currently a Programme Quality and Accountability Specialist at ActionAid UK. He studied development studies at the Ateneo de Manila University and the London School of Economics and Political Science. He has worked with Save the Children, the British Red Cross, ActionAid and others in the Philippines and the UK with missions to other countries. In Sept 2019 he founded Aid Re-Imagined, an initiative to help usher the evolution of aid towards justice and effectiveness through deep, radical, and evidence-based reflection and research. He has drafted a “re-imagined aid model” in a bid to offer a framework for designing, implementing and evaluating aid projects that are just and effective. He speaks to us about how development is taught in different countries, decolonizing project management tools such as the logframe, power dynamics amongst donors and agencies, pushing back against the status quo, audit culture, working in crisis mode, being more reflective, ActionAid's feminist principles, accountability as the responsible use of power, the new frontiers of the aid and development sector, his Aid-Re-Imagined project, and much more. He joins us from London, UK.

Bogdan Editoiu joins to discuss how he exited his Amazon business taking some money off the table.  Seller Sessions Live is brought to you by Thras.io Multi Brand 7 Figure Seller Liran Hirschkorn  Returns May 9 2020 Liran has had his best year yet as his popularity amongst his peers has grown. Not content with running 2, seven figure brands, he is a globetrotting public speaker , course creator, podcaster and an agency owner looking after PPC for Amazon Sellers. He is the first winner of the prestigious Outstanding Contribution SellerPoll Award. Destaney Wishon Makes Her Debut at Seller Sessions Live Destaney is Co Founder and CMO of BetterAMS.Her career in Amazon Advertising began 4 years ago when she got a start managing ads for some of the most well-known brands on the platform. Since then she has managed advertising initiatives for over 100 brands, and a countless number of campaigns through BetterAMS. Dr Ellis Whitehead Returns As A Special Guest Panelist Last year the good doctor impressed the delegates with his thoughtful approach to PPC and the A9 algorithm, you can catch him again this year armed with more knowledge and insights for you to take away on the day. Zack Franklin joins us on May 9 2020 Ever wondered what the Chinese Sellers are up to? How they stay ahead of the curve? Well, Zack works with 7,8 and 9 figure sellers and is based in the heart beat of China, in the futuristic city of Shenzhen. He will be spilling the beans and discussion some great ideas you can implement with external traffic… Athena Severi Returns as Co Host Athena is known for her own brands China Magic and the Titan Network, she also puts on dinners and events around the world including SellerCon.  Again, Athena will be sharing mic duties on the day and keeping the program running smoothly. Paul Harvey Back By Popular Demand Last year Paul was voted one of the best keynotes, he has a nature talent for speaking and education. This year he will take it up a notch armed with a new bag of tips and tricks you can implement on your business. Ivelin Demirov Returns With Workshop And Guest Panelist Spot Last year Ivelin wooed the crowed with his simple hacks and how to implement them. In Sept we put on his Orange Hat high end Mastermind Workshop; which sold out in 47 hours. This year he is back with a spot on the panel and will be announcing his Workshop on Friday May 8 in the next few days.   Brandon Young Makes His Seller Sessions Debut Brandon is a multi-brand late 7 figure seller, and is well respected by his peers in the community. Fresh from his double win at SellerPoll for Course Provider and Consultant. We have brought him in a as a speaker and will be announcing his workshop very shortly. Dr Yev Marusenko Makes His Debut On May 9 Yev is one of the most progressive thinkers in our community and always looking to break ground on a technical level. He is the founder behind AmzJet and ZonTracker; carving out his own corner in the software space. We are looking forward to having his insights into some of the best external traffic strategies you can implement in 2020. Nadine Schöpper Joins The Family At Seller Sessions Live May 9 Nadine co-founded the PPC automation tool BidX. When her partner came up with the idea of optimizing Amazon advertising programmatically, she set the technical foundation for a web application. We have spoken at the same conferences many time and I look forward to having her speak on May 9. Seller Sessions Live Will Be Donating To Tommy’s Charity For Babies Born Asleep As a father that lost a son and daughter, we will be supporting Tommy’s who do pioneering research into the loss of premature babies. We will be donating and hope you can too… https://www.tommys.org/our-organisation/donate-to-charity 5 Free Spaces For Single Parent Amazon Sellers May 9 2020 This year we will allocate 5 free spaces at the conference for full time single parent Amazon Sellers. We will cover child care either on site (insurance and Health & Safety pending) or we will pay the childcare if the capacity is not there onsite. Get in touch to see if you qualify, we will provide those that we feel will benefit the most. Seller Sessions is back at the David Game Keynote Theatre We take your education seriously, the David Game is a tiered seating environment which is perfect to capture your notes from the exclusive presentations given by our world class speakers…. Thank you to our Sponsor Utasker for providing the beautiful pens and pads for all our delegates to maximise their content retention on the day… Free Boat Party for Delegates of Seller Sessions Live Sellers Alley and YLT Translations are kind sponsors of the Boat Party taking place on Saturday night from 7pm. Seller Sessions after parties are stuff of legend, so you won’t want to miss this… After a long day of taking in exclusive content at the conference the evening is reserved to let your hair down. See you on the dance-floor. ↪️Saturday May 9, 2020

Iran discovers new oil field with over 50 billion barrelshttps://apnews.com/a6adb7b30adb4449985a41b1b5aca4332- lack of new discoveries recently, but can this 53 billion barrel discovery be verified?- How much of this is actually recoverable?- Interesting timingAramco IPOThe World’s Most Profitable Company Pays Surprisingly Littlehttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-11-01/the-world-s-most-profitable-company-pays-surprisingly-littleWhat to Know Before Buying Shares in Saudi Arabia’s Oil Companyhttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/06/opinion/saudi-aramco-public-offering-.htmlAramco IPO Local Push May Test Saudi ‘Vision’https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-10-29/aramco-ipo-s-local-sales-push-may-dim-saudi-vision- Wild West in terms of financial regulations in Saudi ARabia- Concern over limitations for outside investment - impact on distribution of income in Saudi Arabia. Outside money isn’t necessarily going to be invested.Frackers Prepare to Pull Back, Exacerbating a Slowdown in U.S. Oil Growthhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/frackers-prepare-to-pull-back-exacerbating-a-slowdown-in-u-s-oil-growth-11573478550- With U.S. production at 12.6 million bpd, how far is fracking really going to fall off?- DUCs are coming online and will be used up, rig count declining so unless there’s an economic collapse, won’t oil prices rise?- Is someone going to scoop up the assets? ExxonMobil?- What’s going to happen? There are too many variables to know.- Break down Chesapeake assets. Where are they? (Below a dollar on Monday) could be delisted in 26 days. How much has Chesapeake drilled? Who might be interested in buying Chesapeake’s assets?API Monthly Statistical Report- New crude oil production record for the United States — 12.6 million bpd of production!- This was a surprising, not just the number but also the jump - twice as much as previous increases.- Pipelines are increasing Permian deliverability.- Too much pipelines? Or will these pipelines get filled up sooner than we thought? The $4-$5 per barrel differential between WTI and Brent is still significant. If the clouds on trade could be cleared, the differential between WTI and Brent could decrease.- More pipeline startups this Q will bring more barrels of pipeline capacity. Improved pipeline capacity coming out of the Permian should make it so crude coming out of places like Midland will be able to go directly to refiners and the coast will improve transportation costs.- Why are Brent crude oil prices what they are? Brent benchmark is a blend of different Crudes. 40s component of this benchmark is setting the price. China is bidding up the light crude that its having trouble getting from Saudi Arabia.- IMO 2020 - is there a stockpile of residual fuel oil that can’t find a home? So far, not yet. Need for heavier oil from Canada, Gulf of Mexico, Venezuela is still desirable.- Fears of global recession not necessarily as bad as feared? Where is API’s economic indicator? Federal reserve rate cut is trying to stave this off. Some economies are technically in recession in right now. Flatlining.- Import/Exports vs. inventory: what conclusions should we draw from this:petroleum exports are above 8.1 million bpd (products+crude).- Maya oil vs. Canadian heavy oil vs. Venezuelan heavy oil - starting to see some of the differences in value go towards their tail. Potential structural changes in the market. Also where refiners are drawing from.- Refinery utilization - 85.5% This is a short-term exception. In Sept utilization rates were at the highest levels at 2019. Oct range is abysmally low for the 5 year range. Pipeline outages. Should come back online quickly.- Oct jet fuel demand was up! Ellen and Ryan did their part to support the energy complex.- Highest ever petroleum demand for the month of October! But we’re worried about recession? Naphtha, gas oil quietly continued to grow this year. From the US perspective shows underlying strength.- We should remember that exporting US oil doesn’t make oil prices rise. We are exporting more than ever and oil prices are still low.Statistical report here: https://www.api.org/products-and-services/statistics/api-monthly-statistical-reportLibertarian Purity Testhttp://www.bcaplan.com/cgi-bin/purity.cgihttps://www.npr.org/2019/10/29/774507027/saudi-arabia-moving-forward-with-plans-to-sell-shares-of-aramcohttps://www.npr.org/2019/11/03/775878235/saudi-aramco-worlds-most-profitable-company-will-make-first-public-offeringVox Podcasthttps://art19.com/shows/today-explained/episodes/9ef9d5c4-b83e-41f7-ab2a-c28c126efc3f86 Questions about the Aramco IPO that Investors need to know: http://www.transversalconsulting.com/document-request/(Refresh your browser if document doesn’t immediately appear)

Iran discovers new oil field with over 50 billion barrelshttps://apnews.com/a6adb7b30adb4449985a41b1b5aca4332- lack of new discoveries recently, but can this 53 billion barrel discovery be verified?- How much of this is actually recoverable?- Interesting timingAramco IPOThe World’s Most Profitable Company Pays Surprisingly Littlehttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-11-01/the-world-s-most-profitable-company-pays-surprisingly-littleWhat to Know Before Buying Shares in Saudi Arabia’s Oil Companyhttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/06/opinion/saudi-aramco-public-offering-.htmlAramco IPO Local Push May Test Saudi ‘Vision’https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-10-29/aramco-ipo-s-local-sales-push-may-dim-saudi-vision- Wild West in terms of financial regulations in Saudi ARabia- Concern over limitations for outside investment - impact on distribution of income in Saudi Arabia. Outside money isn’t necessarily going to be invested.Frackers Prepare to Pull Back, Exacerbating a Slowdown in U.S. Oil Growthhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/frackers-prepare-to-pull-back-exacerbating-a-slowdown-in-u-s-oil-growth-11573478550- With U.S. production at 12.6 million bpd, how far is fracking really going to fall off?- DUCs are coming online and will be used up, rig count declining so unless there’s an economic collapse, won’t oil prices rise?- Is someone going to scoop up the assets? ExxonMobil?- What’s going to happen? There are too many variables to know.- Break down Chesapeake assets. Where are they? (Below a dollar on Monday) could be delisted in 26 days. How much has Chesapeake drilled? Who might be interested in buying Chesapeake’s assets?API Monthly Statistical Report- New crude oil production record for the United States — 12.6 million bpd of production!- This was a surprising, not just the number but also the jump - twice as much as previous increases.- Pipelines are increasing Permian deliverability.- Too much pipelines? Or will these pipelines get filled up sooner than we thought? The $4-$5 per barrel differential between WTI and Brent is still significant. If the clouds on trade could be cleared, the differential between WTI and Brent could decrease.- More pipeline startups this Q will bring more barrels of pipeline capacity. Improved pipeline capacity coming out of the Permian should make it so crude coming out of places like Midland will be able to go directly to refiners and the coast will improve transportation costs.- Why are Brent crude oil prices what they are? Brent benchmark is a blend of different Crudes. 40s component of this benchmark is setting the price. China is bidding up the light crude that its having trouble getting from Saudi Arabia.- IMO 2020 - is there a stockpile of residual fuel oil that can’t find a home? So far, not yet. Need for heavier oil from Canada, Gulf of Mexico, Venezuela is still desirable.- Fears of global recession not necessarily as bad as feared? Where is API’s economic indicator? Federal reserve rate cut is trying to stave this off. Some economies are technically in recession in right now. Flatlining.- Import/Exports vs. inventory: what conclusions should we draw from this:petroleum exports are above 8.1 million bpd (products+crude).- Maya oil vs. Canadian heavy oil vs. Venezuelan heavy oil - starting to see some of the differences in value go towards their tail. Potential structural changes in the market. Also where refiners are drawing from.- Refinery utilization - 85.5% This is a short-term exception. In Sept utilization rates were at the highest levels at 2019. Oct range is abysmally low for the 5 year range. Pipeline outages. Should come back online quickly.- Oct jet fuel demand was up! Ellen and Ryan did their part to support the energy complex.- Highest ever petroleum demand for the month of October! But we’re worried about recession? Naphtha, gas oil quietly continued to grow this year. From the US perspective shows underlying strength.- We should remember that exporting US oil doesn’t make oil prices rise. We are exporting more than ever and oil prices are still low.Statistical report here: https://www.api.org/products-and-services/statistics/api-monthly-statistical-reportLibertarian Purity Testhttp://www.bcaplan.com/cgi-bin/purity.cgihttps://www.npr.org/2019/10/29/774507027/saudi-arabia-moving-forward-with-plans-to-sell-shares-of-aramcohttps://www.npr.org/2019/11/03/775878235/saudi-aramco-worlds-most-profitable-company-will-make-first-public-offeringVox Podcasthttps://art19.com/shows/today-explained/episodes/9ef9d5c4-b83e-41f7-ab2a-c28c126efc3f86 Questions about the Aramco IPO that Investors need to know: http://www.transversalconsulting.com/document-request/(Refresh your browser if document doesn’t immediately appear)

#100xEntrepreneur #Podcast with Sandeep Sinha, Co-founder & Managing Partner, Lumis Partners “The belief of the Entrepreneur & the team that you are building & serving for a larger potential market is one of the differential factors in startups which grow 100x.” - Sandeep Sinha. After completing his Post-Grads from London School of Economics, he worked at GE and 3Com Corporation during his early career. In Sept 2006 he started Lumis Partners an Operating Private Equity Fund, with some focus areas which include: Education & Skilling, Recruitment, Assessment, Human Resources and Career Community Solutions. Some of the Portfolio companies include - SHEROES, Wheebox, Altizon Systems among others. In this podcast, Sandeep shares, about role play as an Investor, building relationship with founders and more. Notes - 00:32 - From working at GE in his early career to starting Lumis Partners in 2006 01:30 - Working closely with Entrepreneurs gives you the opportunity to learn & experience a lot 02:25 - Prioritizing select markets can be done by regular experimentation & persuasion 04:44 - Identifying Recession-Proof markets with opportunities of big wins 07:32 - Can startups with great teams persuade an Investor to make an Investment? 10:24 - The Kind of Entrepreneurs he as a VC would love to work with again & again 12:45 - Some of his exists from Healthcare, Human Resource & Fintech 14:55 - Being a Hands-on Investor & Methodology of Engaging with Portfolio Companies 16:43 - Pros of being an Open-Ended Equity Firm in case of having to deal with LPs 17:56 - Identifying Founders with Deep domain Industry Experience & Understanding 20:19 - Engaging with Companies from the start by testing Pre-revenue Models 20:56 - Anti-Portfolio Companies - MakeMyTrip, OYO, ShareChat 26:30 - Enabling Founders to discuss Challenges & Problems with Investors by building a strong relationship 27:57 - Ideal Co-Investors - Clarity in terms of Role Play as a Co-Investor 32:27 - “At the end of the day deliver Great Financial Results, Make an Impact & Enjoy the ride of being a VC”

In Sept 2019, I started phase II of my new marketing mindset that I learned from Steve Hanson of the Janitorial Store. In this episode, I share how one new client turned into a friend and gateway to local business networking meetings and building the momentum needed to grow my new solo cleaning company to our next goal. There is power in connecting in-person at meetings and then online with LinkedIn, Facebook, and email. You'll see that play out in this episode.In part I of this podcast series, I shared my door-to-door office marketing strategy from the past year. Although it worked by adding 3 new office cleaning clients, something was missing. I found the answer quickly from my new friend Eva Finlan of State Farm in Skippack, PA. I met her once COLD after knocking on her door and introducing myself. The second time we met was in person at a local business networking event. Once she got to know me, she referred me to other local business owners. This allowed me to go back to the same offices I had visited prior and add a simple phrase. "Hi, I'm Ken Carfagno and my friend Eva Finlan at State Farm told me to stop by and introduce myself." Trust was the missing ingredient and my good friend Vincent Pugliese of Total Life Freedom teaches this. "87% of jobs come from referrals and people only refer people they know, like & trust."I found this to be SO true.Make sure to check out the "Go-Giver" book that I recommended as well. This is a game-changer!

In Sept 2019, the USPTF revised and updated its 2013 recommendations on medications for risk reduction of primary breast cancer. Who qualifies for medical strategies? Which meds are recommended? In this session we will highlight the new USPSTF Guidelines, review the use of Prediction Models, and compare Tamoxifen, Raloxifene, and Aromatase Inhibitors.

Episode 40 (or -3 seeing as how we are now spinning our tires): In Sept, 2018 (Almost exactly one year ago), the United Nations announced a global CRISIS MESSAGE. Seven months later, in May 2019, the news outlet, The Guardian, followed suit and has since been calling it a crisis.  Here is the United Nation's Crisis Message: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jsi5Vp_6tdE Here is The Guardian's Crisis Message: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/may/17/why-the-guardian-is-changing-the-language-it-uses-about-the-environment It is currently Sept, 2019. A FULL YEAR after the crisis message was sent from the U.N. How many more months, or worse, years, will we have to wait until all news outlets also follow suit!?  WE HAVE A COMMUNICATION PROBLEM! Please, please, please, please, forward this episode, podcast, and crisis message on.  We desperately want to start working on fixing this problem.  

In this interview, Kai Hoffmann shares his approach to investing in junior miners, his first-hand knowledge on the state of the junior mining capital markets and some suggestions for the stock exchange regulators in order to keep junior mining companies and their press releases more honest. Kai has been an active member of the junior commodities market for about a decade. He is currently also the Managing Director of Soar Financial Partners, an investor relations and public relations consultancy, based in Vancouver, Canada. In Sept 2016 Soar Financial acquired Oreninc. And Oreninc is one of North America’s leading financial websites in the junior commodities space. Kai is a frequent speaker at mining conferences around the world. 0:05 Introduction 2:14 Kai’s background & junior mining sector experience 4:30 State of junior mining finance market 7:45 Profile of junior miners who can raise money well in today’s market 8:56 Honesty in junior mining press releases 11:01 Suggestions for the stock exchange regulators 16:57 Kai’s approach to junior mining investing and thoughts on current investment opportunities Sign up for our free newsletter and receive interview transcripts, stock profiles and investment ideas: http://eepurl.com/cHxJ39 The content found on MiningStockEducation.com is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered personal legal or investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other product. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases and interviews but is not infallible. It may contain errors and MiningStockEducation.com offers no inferred or explicit warranty as to the accuracy of the information presented. If personal advice is needed, consult a qualified legal, tax or investment professional. Do not base any investment decision on the information contained on MiningStockEducation.com or our videos. We may hold equity positions in and/or be compensated by some of the companies featured on this site and therefore are biased and hold an obvious conflict of interest. MiningStockEducation.com may provide website addresses or links to websites and we disclaim any responsibility for the content of any such other websites. The information you find on MiningStockEducation.com is to be used at your own risk. By reading MiningStockEducation.com, you agree to hold MiningStockEducation.com, its owner, associates, sponsors, affiliates, and partners harmless and to completely release them from any and all liabilities due to any and all losses, damages, or injuries (financial or otherwise) that may be incurred.

Eve went to school for music and graduated as a classically trained vocalist and graduated with a music degree. She had every intention of going to NY and becoming rich and famous. Six months after graduation she realized that was not going to happen. Needing to pay the bills she got a job with Quickbooks. In Sept of 2001, her sister was suppose to be on Flight 93 and she lost 30% of her clients that day. Mad and angry, she joined the Navy. Eve planned on making that a career, but after the birth of her first baby, she realized she could not deploy. So, she went into the reserves, went back to Quickbooks. After the traumatic birth of her first baby for which was diagnosed with PTSD, she decided she wanted a very different experience with her second and planed a homebirth, she encapsulated her placenta and went “full on” crunchy and this was life changing.     Are you looking for help with breastfeeding? https://www.aabreastfeeding.com/ Breastfeeding class http://www.aabreastfeeding.com/audioclass Grab Your Ebook - The New Mother's Survival Guide - Practical tips for the new mother: https://www.aabreastfeeding.com/fourth-trimester-ebook/ Grab your free Ebook Opt-in Signs breastfeeding is not going well http://www.allaboutbreastfeeding.biz/bfsigns/ Subscribe on itunes the All About Breastfeeding show HERE: https://apple.co/2FJGwsV Listen to the All About Breastfeeding show HERE: http://bit.ly/1MOl4lb Like us on Facebook HERE: http://bit.ly/2dNPlsC Follow us on Twitter HERE: http://bit.ly/2BfEIJ2 @breastfeedingaz Follow us on Pinterest HERE: https://www.pinterest.com/lorijisenstadt Follow us on Instagram HERE: https://www.instagram.com/allaboutbreastfeeding

Interview with Michael Veazey Amazing FBA Show Notes 3.5 Years on Amazon FBA Build a mindset by action 18 -24 months replace your FT income working PT Start with retail arbitrage Adam Hudson - Primed - https://www.amazon.com/Primed-Building-Amazing-Business-Amazon/dp/1546637362 Jim Cockrum - Silent Jim - https://silentjim.com/podcast/ Tim Ferris Podcast - https://tim.blog/podcast/ Pat Flynn - https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/podcasts/Social Media Marketing Bio Michael Veazey is a UK based (London) Amazon Entrepreneur and Amazon podcaster and consultant. Background Having been a musician and music teacher for a couple of decades, Michael got tired of the low pay and unresponsive students. He discovered the Amazon Private Label opportunity and loved the creativity of being an online entrepreneur, as well as the time freedom it gives once it’s up and running. Michael had always loved listening to intelligent “talk” radio (mostly Radio 4), that expanded to include a great liking for listening to business podcasts over the last decade. Having been very inspired by many great business podcasts and blogs over the last few years, like those by Tim Ferriss and Seth Godin, Michael wanted to create one to inspire and help others. Although there were many other good podcasts about selling on Amazon in the USA, they all had a US perspective. There seemed to be no podcast specifically with a more international perspective, specifically starting from a UK perspective. Michael felt he could fill in the gap. Amazon business Michael has been selling on Amazon USA since December 2014 and started selling in the UK in July 2015, branching out into other European marketplaces in late 2016. In Autumn 2016, he launched a new Europe-focussed brand with a business partner. Michael hit $100,000 in sales within 2 years with his own brands. Total sales with Michael and his business partners have passed $250,000 so far. Amazing FBA Michael has been running the Podcast, Blog and Facebook Group since September 2015. The podcast has just passed 275 podcast episodes published, with over 100 expert interviews. Michael started Amazon Mentoring in April 2016, and masterminds in Sept 2016. In Sept. 2017, Michael founded the 10K Collective, a London-based mastermind of men and women doing over $25,000 a month on Amazon. With collective revenues of over $10 million a year, they meet once a month in central London to discuss and implement advanced strategy and tactics. In August-Sept. 2018, Michael is finalizing the PLP course, an online course which captures his philosophy of iterative business development; and which focusses as much on the mindset and skillset of the entrepreneur as it does on developing a business. Links Amazing FBA: https://amazingfba.com Amazing FBA Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Amazingpodcast Amazing FBA YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AmazingFba Sponsored by Spark Shipping – Dropshipping Automation

Alison Shapiro was a successful business woman and a visual artist when she was hit by 2 devastating brain stem strokes in 2002 at the age of 55. This life changing event turned her into a leader, an author and educator in the stroke community. Alison not only recovered from the injury but published her inspiring book, Healing into Possibilities and her DVD, What Now?: Sharing Brain Recovery Lessons. A strong believer of neuroplasticity, Alison runs a website healingintopossibiliy.com and provides coaching information to people who are interested in leveraging mindfulness to recover from stroke. Alison is the cofounder of Strokefocus. In Sept 2012, Daniel suffered a brain stem stroke. Through the internet, Daniel found Alison who has been mentoring and coaching Daniel ever since. Daniel recovered remarkably well from the injury. In order to turn their experience into something that can help many people, Alison encouraged Daniel to start Strokefocus in 2014. Alison has been involved in a number of recovery focused research projects. She created a successful stroke recovery training program which she teaches in California and Virginia.

Fresh out of high school, Californian Craig Campobasso found himself working behind the scenes for four years on Frank Herbert’s Dune. The father/daughter producing team, Dino and Raffaella De Laurentiis, and director David Lynch, were Craig’s mentors into the business of filmmaking. After he apprenticed as a casting associate on Steven Spielberg’s Amazing Stories, Raffaella later hired him to be casting director for the Christmas movie Prancer, starring Sam Elliott. Emmy-nominated for casting Picket Fences, Craig has been casting for more than 3 decades and is an acting coach in LA.  Craig’s passion is to write stories that provoke the reader to think, to raise their consciousness, to expand their mind about Creation, while still entertaining in the Hollywood tradition.  Craig directed, wrote and produced the short film Stranger at the Pentagon, which was adapted from the UFO book by the late Dr. Frank E. Stranges.  In Sept. 2014, it won Best Sci-Fi film at the Burbank Int'l Film Festival.  In 2015, it won a Remi Award at the Worldfest Houston Int'l Film Festival for Best Sci-Fi Short.  Craig has appeared on many radio shows, including Coast to Coast. Craig has also appeared on Ancient Aliens. “The Autobiography of an ExtraTerrestrial Saga: Thyron’s Dossier” is the third and final installment of the Trilogy. Craig’s fourth book: The Huroid Revolution. His first book “The Autobiography of an ExtraTerrestrial Saga: I AM Thyron,” was released on 11-11-11.  http://www.strangeratthepentagon.com http://www.AutobiographyOfAnET.com At the top of the show, it's Anastasia's Starseed News, bringing topics of interest to starseed that you won't hear in the mainstream!

Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) is caused by a dangerous tick-borne virus, (Nairovirus) of the Bunyaviridae family, that is endemic in Africa, the Balkans, the Middle East and Asian countries south of the 50th parallel north – the geographical limit of the principal tick vector. In Sept. 2016, we reported on the first local transmission of the tick-borne infection, Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic […] The post Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever: Increasing spread predicted appeared first on Outbreak News Today.

In 2012, LeaAnn was enjoying her life. She was a professional caregiver who loved her job. She was traveling in Central America enjoying the weather and food, when she suddenly collapsed. Doctors found an issue with her heart. They placed a mechanical valve in her. LeaAnn gradually recovered. It seemed life was back on track again. In Sept 2014, LeaAnn went for a dental surgery. Unexpectedly the surgery triggered an infection. After the dental surgery, she started to throw up and had flu like symptoms for a month. LeaAnn went to see doctors who said it was just the flu. One night, she went to bed one night with a strange headache. LeaAnn woke up the next morning and fell to her left side. When she woke up, it was in a hospital. LeaAnn had a stroke. Life has been changed forever after that. One thing will never change- her passion as a caregiver. In her recovery, LeaAnn set up a Facebook support group. She also started working with Strokefocus to improve the stroke care. Listen to her episode.

Bill 6, the Enhanced Protection for Farm and Ranch Workers Act: How's it Working? On December 10, 2015, the Government of Alberta passed Bill 6, the Enhanced Protection for Farm and Ranch Workers Act. Bill 6, much of it implemented on Jan 1, 2016, has generated considerable controversy in the Province.  Bill 6 repeals the exemptions for farm and ranch workers that are found in a range of legislation. Generally speaking, Bill 6 affects four aspects of the employment relationship: general working conditions, the right to organize, worker safety, and WCB coverage for non-family workers by repealing earlier exemptions. As a result of the controversy generated by Bill 6, the Government of Alberta amended Bill 6 to allow owners, family members and neighbours to work on farms and ranches without being subject to all of the rules and restrictions as other workers. Specifically, the parts of Bill 6 pertaining to OHS regulations and workers compensation were amended to exclude paid farm and ranch owners and their family members, as well as friends and neighbours who do not work for wages as defined by the Employment Standards Code. The speaker will present information from an Occupational Health and Safety perspective.  What changes came about as a result of the new legislation? How was the legislation changed? What is the definition of a worker or employer reportable incident? What does OHS jurisdiction look like? What are the trends we are seeing after the first year and, what is still to come?    Speaker: Mike Rappel, CRSP, EMT-P (ret), OHS Officer Born and raised in Grande Prairie, AB, Mike began his career working as a paramedic for 10 years in Northern Alberta stationed in Hinton, Spirit River and Grande Prairie. He worked rural EMS in Alberta for almost 10 years. In 2001, he moved over to Alberta Occupational Health and Safety as an OHS Officer. Over his 15 years with that department, Mike has conducted inspections and investigations into just about every industry in Alberta.   In Sept 2015, he was asked to be a part of organizing the farm and ranch team responsible for investigating and inspecting farm, ranch, and agricultural work sites in the province as related to the expected changes to legislation in January 2016. Mike has strong ties to the farming community.  Much of his family still reside on the family farms in Spirit River, Fahler, Manning and Camrose areas, growing wheat & canola, and raising cattle. The original homestead in the Spirit River area is still owned by his family to this day more than 90 years after it was first homesteaded. Moderator:   Heather Oxman Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Time: Noon - 1:30 PM (30 minutes each for presentation, lunch and Q & A) Location: Country Kitchen Catering (Lower level of The Keg) 1715 Mayor Magrath Dr. S Cost: $12.00 (includes lunch) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea)

Akbar Jaffer was the VP Marketing at Social Annex for 2 years, bringing them from marketing debt to process and a scalable lead gen model. In today's show Akbar talks with Shira about what marketing automation software is best for what circumstance, the sales process, and how a rebranding transformed Social Annex. Akbar and Shira also happen to be old friends - so they reminisced a bit as well. About Akbar Akbar was recently Vice President of Social Annex, an enterprise software company developing social commerce and customer advocacy solution as a unified platform. Akbar is an enterprise Software Marketing & Products Executive with proven track record of solid customer and revenue growth, market expansion, commercialization, product launch, and brand management. Akbar brings a unique perspective to marketing technology products with over 20 years experience designing, developing, marketing, and selling software products and services. Akbar has Commercialized 6 products and own's 6 patents. Akbar is passionate about marketing technology and innovation. He is the author of Point of Intersection, a blog about where technology and humanities meet. In Sept. 2016 Akbar spoke at the Internet Marketing Association’s annual conference, Impact16 on the topic of Trends in Content Marketing in 2017 and Beyond. Akbar studied mathematics and computer science from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and an MBA from Kellogg school of management. He also holds advanced certifications in Internet Marketing and Social Media Strategies. About Shira Shira Abel is the CEO and Lead Strategist at Hunter & Bard, an inbound marketing and branding agency. She is also Acting CMO of Cyara. Clients include: Totango, Cyara, Sarine Technologies, Pushbullet, AXA Tech, CloudEndure, AppsGeyser, Pitango VC, Chipolo, Allianz, and more. Creator and host of the SaaS Insider podcast. Creator of the Behavior Engineering Canvas. Mentor at 500 Startups. Former professor of Marketing for Startups at Tel Aviv-Jaffa Academic College. MBA from Kellogg School of Management. Loves family time, cooking, and travelling. Hates writing about herself in the third person. She also has two tween boys, a husband and a very large rescued Great Pyrenees dog and lives with all of them in Silicon Valley.

Eve went to school for music and graduated as a classically trained vocalist and graduated with a music degree. She had every intention of going to NY and becoming rich and famous. Six months after graduation she realized that was not going to happen. Needing to pay the bills she got a job with Quickbooks. In Sept of 2001, her sister was suppose to be on Flight 93 and she lost 30% of her clients that day. Mad and angry, she joined the Navy. Eve planned on making that a career, but after the birth of her first baby, she realized she could not deploy. So, she went into the reserves, went back to Quickbooks. After the traumatic birth of her first baby for which was diagnosed with PTSD, she decided she wanted a very different experience with her second and planed a homebirth, she encapsulated her placenta and went “full on” crunchy and this was life changing.

Ken Steele continues his review of recent winners and sinners in higher ed social media, this time looking at orientation week highs and lows. It seems as though sometimes O-Week brings out the worst in students, who then seek to document their exploits on Instagram and Snapchat. In Sept 2011, it was students from HEC Montreal donning blackface to imitate Usain Bolt. In Sept 2013, it was Frosh Chants at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, and at the Sauder School of Business at UBC, seeming to advocate the rape of underaged girls. In 2014 it was Engineering Orientation songbooks that surfaced at Concordia University and McMaster. The pattern seems predictable now: outrage, recriminations, apologies, resignations, sensitivity training, counselling for upset students, and a fact-finding investigation. In July 2014, a young entrepreneur started promoting Ottawa Frosh Week Kits with hyper-sexualized videos encouraging "bad decisions with good friends" and excessive consumption of drugs and alcohol. But we did find at least one O-Week social media winner: Wageningen University in the Netherlands, which staged a student event with 1,000 smartphones to capture the entire campus for a "Student Street View". Subscribers to Ken Steele's free email newsletter, the Eduvation Loop, got access to the complete episode 9 of Ten with Ken more than a week early.  For exclusive preview access to future episodes, be sure to subscribe to Eduvation's "in the loop" email newsletter, at http://www.eduvation.ca/subscribe/

In Sept. 1935, Louisiana Senator Huey Long was assassinated in the Louisiana State House by Dr. Karl Weiss. Or was he?

As I navigate through the social media jungle, my weapons of choice have been Twitter, some Facebook, and a dash of LinkedIn. When I heard Cynthia Sanchez left her nursing career to become a leading Pinterest expert, I had to learn more. Pinterest has been reported to be a great source of traffic. In Sept 2012 Shareaholic reported ”In the month of August (2012), Pinterest sent more traffic than Yahoo organic traffic and is now the fourth largest traffic source in the world.“ Take a look at what Business Insider reported: “Pinterest shoppers, on average, spend nearly $170 per session, according to a study by RichRelevance… which tracked 700 million shopping sessions. In comparison, Facebook shoppers spend $95 per session, while Twitter shoppers spend $70.” Take a listen and learn how Cynthia is not only pinning it, but doing it as well! If you are a fan of Cynthia, you will learn Why her favorite song is Panic Station by Muse? What is Cynthia’s favorite sport and team? What does she do for fun? Where does Cynthia love to travel to and where are her dream destinations? When we get down to business with Cynthia, you will learn Her mindset when she decided to leave nursing and start Oh So Pinteresting. What's the relationship with Cynthia's "new" boss? Did Cynthia have metrics to hit and a time frame to meet for success? How did being an entrepreneur make her a better mother? Did Cynthia get support from friends and family? How did she deal with people who didn't understand what she did? Why was Pat Flynn and the Smart Passive Income Podcast so pivotal to her start? How Cynthia's first client got Oh So Pinteresting rolling. Why she feels social media is leveling the playing field for small businesses? What advice does Cynthia have for podcasters and public speakers? Resources Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income Blog For more information on Oh So Pinteresting and Cynthia Sanchez, please visit http://ohsopinteresting.com/. Thank you so much for listening and tune in next week for the second half of my interview with Cynthia Sanchez. Please do leave any comments, questions, and suggestions. If you haven't already, please stop by iTunes to leave a review, good or bad. Don't worry, I can handle the truth. Click Here To Leave A Review For The Podcast Stay Inspired! Buck (Visited 2,536 times, 1 visits today)

Interviewing The Divas ...with Tammy Henkelman Join Diva Entrepreneur Candace Gish each week as she speaks with other Divas; women who have made their mark on the business world in modelling entrepreneurship, motherhood and/or mentoring others. This week Candace is speaking with Tammy Henkelman from Ponoka, AB. Tammy has been married for 25 years to her high school sweetheart and they are the parents of two happy young adults. With a background of self-employment in Equine Touch for Health and working with injured horses, she then went on to help other women and their families achieve their financial goals and dreams by being a financial life coach. Tammy says, "In 2011 I decided to make a bucket list. It has really excited me to be able to cross some things off my list. It is empowering!! In Sept 2012, I entered a Transformation challenge to lose weight and ended up second in the transformation out of 15 other participants. This intrigued me to Compete in May 2013 in a Natural Physique Athletics association in the fitness model competition. Wow what a journey!! This has made me see that I can do whatever I set my mind to".    

  Maimouna “Mumu Fresh” Youssef is a seasoned Grammy nominated singer, songwriter, producer, and emcee. She received a Grammy nomination for her contribution on the 2007 Roots hit, “Don’t Feel Right”, in the category of best rap song. She has swapped musical licks with artists such as Angelique Kidjo, Common, Nas, Dead Prez, Wilco, Zap Mama, Cody Chesnutt, Martin Luther, Jill Scott, Erykah Badu, Mos Def, and Talib Kweli to name a few. As a collaborator and band member, Maimouna has rocked the stages of many renowned venues such as Denver Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheater, Switzerland’s Montreux Jazz Festival, New York City’s Legendary Carnegie Hall, and Radio City Music Hall. Youssef’s musical endeavors with Grammy Award winning producer James Poyser were a springboard for her to make her big screen debut in Dave Chappelle’s hip hop documentary “Block Party.”After the birth of her son, she took a short hiatus from the music business. She released her 1st solo EP Black Magic Woman on March 1, 2011, which led her to headline 2 of Washington DC’s most prestigious venues, The Kennedy Center and The Carter Barron Amphitheater. In Sept 2011, she released her 1st full-length album "The Blooming," which received The Washington Post’s and The Washington City Paper’s votes for “Top 5 best albums released in 2011.” Later that year, she teamed up with her long-time friend Brian Kyle Atkins, who was one of Okay Player’s pioneering forces, and the personal videographer to rapper Common. Together they created the very first visual for her leading single, “I Got A Man” produced by the Hip Hop icon, Dj Jazzy Jeff. In Nov 2011, Mumu was awarded the title of “Artist of The Year”, by the non-profit organization One Common Unity for her dedication and commitment to empowering underserved youth. 

Maimouna “Mumu Fresh” Youssef is a seasoned Grammy nominated singer, songwriter, producer, and emcee. She received a Grammy nomination for her contribution on the 2007 Roots hit, “Don’t Feel Right”, in the category of best rap song. She has swapped musical licks with artists such as Angelique Kidjo, Common, Nas, Dead Prez, Wilco, Zap Mama, Cody Chesnutt, Martin Luther, Jill Scott, Erykah Badu, Mos Def, and Talib Kweli to name a few. As a collaborator and band member, Maimouna has rocked the stages of many renowned venues such as Denver Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheater, Switzerland’s Montreux Jazz Festival, New York City’s Legendary Carnegie Hall, and Radio City Music Hall. Youssef’s musical endeavors with Grammy Award winning producer James Poyser were a springboard for her to make her big screen debut in Dave Chappelle’s hip hop documentary “Block Party.”After the birth of her son, she took a short hiatus from the music business. She released her 1st solo EP Black Magic Woman on March 1, 2011, which led her to headline 2 of Washington DC’s most prestigious venues, The Kennedy Center and The Carter Barron Amphitheater. In Sept 2011, she released her 1st full-length album "The Blooming," which received The Washington Post’s and The Washington City Paper’s votes for “Top 5 best albums released in 2011.” Later that year, she teamed up with her long-time friend Brian Kyle Atkins, who was one of Okay Player’s pioneering forces, and the personal videographer to rapper Common. Together they created the very first visual for her leading single, “I Got A Man” produced by the Hip Hop icon, Dj Jazzy Jeff. In Nov 2011, Mumu was awarded the title of “Artist of The Year”, by the non-profit organization One Common Unity for her dedication and commitment to empowering underserved youth. For more info: http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review https://www.facebook.com/indie.review --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indie-review/support

In his recent book, ethicist William May argues that the biblical idea of a covenant, which binds people together for a common good, offers a more promising way to deal with national problems than the language of contract, which is grounded in self-interest alone. Speaker Biography: William F. May received his Ph.D. from Yale and taught for many years at Southern Methodist University where he was Cary M. Maguire Professor of Ethics until retirement in May 2001. He was the founding director of the Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility. In Sept 2007 he was appointed named to the Maguire Chair in American History and Ethics at John W. Kluge Center in the Library of Congress. He is best known for his work in medical ethics. For transcript, captions, and more information visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=5464.

This is a score Gervasio created for the BMI "Composing for the screen mentorship program " In Sept.2009. Recorded at Manhattan Sound by Wade Token and played by the amazing Ethel String Quartet

As the prospect of GM (General Motors) being forced into bankruptcy looms closer, the company (as well as the government) enters yet the next phase in a long, bitter and seemingly intractable war against workers -- and not just members of the UAW (United Auto Workers). For the courtroom represents a battleground more vicious than any negotiating table, for there, the rules are (to borrow a phrase from segregation days) 'separate and unequal.' That's because civil laws favor corporations. How could it be otherwise when lawyers are trained in corporate and contract law -- and rarely, if ever -- labor law? Under bankruptcy law, prior contracts can be broken, and new arrangements made, as long as creditors and investors get paid. What of a man or woman who has spent decades at work for the company? Isn't that an investment? To the investors and bondholders that is irrelevant. They, and the White House, will have driven GM into bankruptcy court, not UAW, which has bent over so far backwards they're in knots. In Sept. 2007, UAW signed a "landmark" pact with GM, in which the union assumed massive health care costs under what's called VEBA (volunteer employee benefit association). According to the terms, GM donates cash or stock to the UAW to administer VEBA, and GM agrees to the present work force of 73,000 workers. The VEBA contract was for 4 years, expiring in 2011. Two years later, and tens of thousands have been laid off. Even before bankruptcy proceedings began, UAW heads were being pushed to accept GM stock (now around $1.40 a share) and corporate debt, instead of cash to run VEBA, and urged to accept "immediate cuts" to retiree benefits at the insistence of Timothy Geithner's Treasury Department, citing GM's "financial difficulties." GM, we tend to forget, is a multinational, which builds and sells cars in Mexico, Canada and Asia. And while sales have indeed slumped in the Americas, sales are hot in Asia. In China, the world's most populous market, an American car is still a status symbol, and China's economy is still the healthiest on earth, growing at an annual rate of 6%. Moreover, while jobs are being lost in the U.S., and retirees' benefits are slashed, the bailout billions will fuel GM's efforts overseas, where, for example, a Chinese auto worker earns $3 an hour, versus $54 an hour for an American. Does that make economic sense? Only when the bottom line is the be-all and end-all of existence (as in capitalism). Meanwhile, six top GM execs recently sold all of their GM stock, sending a signal of imminent bankruptcy. Having eaten the goose of GM profit, they leave the bones. (c) '09 maj

https://www.thesaleswhisperer.com/podcast http://MakeEverySale.com Literally Googled "what is business." Culture of pride and patriotism. Able to do more together in the Army. Made T-Shirts. He was an activated-unit drill sergeant for three years. Didn't want to go to college and get a job. He wanted to do something bigger than himself. You can find your own mission. Nov 2009 was the first time he actually sold something (Made $3,500 that day and set up a table at Ft. Benning and sold stuff. Coordinated through AAFES to get licensed and they took 25%.) He meets people that talk about their business ideas for 15 years...but you're not in business. You're really in business when you actually sell something. Traveled back and forth between Chicago and Ft Benning. Became an audiobook listener, which helped on his drives to Ft. Benning. (Made it in 11 hours once.) You'll pay for your education in one way or another. Work your connections. Selling is never easy. Be cognizant of your prospects and your decision makers. He didn't understand margins or pricing. He had horribe profits but kept feeling his way through the dark. Discipline yourself to always push forward. His wife was working full time. Dec 2011 his wife gave him an ultimatum. He signed up for his first tradeshow in Vegas in Jan 2012 and he said if he could sell $6,000 he'd stay in business and she went with him to help him sell. Took the free shuttle, walked a mile to the nearest supermarket and ate peanut butter and bread because that's all they had money for. They sold $6,300 but it was by brute force and he thought there had to be a better way. He took out a yellow legal pad and wrote down every business that was doing better than him and decided to emulate the successful. His sales then began doubling every month by reverse-engineering the successful competitors he listed. He looked at Skittles in 2012 because they were the king of Facebook then. He was a personal trainer in the morning until about noon or even 4-5 pm and did Grunt Style until about 3 am. In Sept 2012 his wife "kicked him out of the house" so he had room and he hired his first two part timers. But he was doing everything else. He understood web development and did that himself. By December in 2012 he did $64,000. He realized he needed more SKUs because he didn't have anything to upsell/resell to his good customers. They reach nearly 4 million people per day organically on social media. It's tougher now even with 1.8 million fans on Facebook. He leads with branding and content. It's a slow transition from selling to branding. Nobody wanted his stuff on day one, and that's okay. Focus on what your brand means and take the time and effort to describe it to your audience. He has learned a lot from books but be careful to learn only from those who have done it. This took a lot of time and effort. You need to make plans to grow. He brought his part time fulfillment people on full time then hired a sales person. You need structure as soon as you have a tier of management. Everyone is an extension of your will of intent. He can improve margins by creating his shirts in China but he's not going to compete with Wal-Mart on pricing or Amazon on shipping. His strength is quick turnaround and creation and low inventory. Alpha Outpost did $8+ million in its first 12 months but there is still a big learning curve. The Alpha Outpost team was a newly-developed team so he didn't distract or detract from the efforts of his Grunt Style team. Stay true to who you are so you can be clear on your message. Spreadsheets and business plans are important but you need intuition and planning as well. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-sales-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy