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In our final episode of this limited series, we turn the floor over to member questions. Thank you to everyone who became members throughout this series. Every single one of you helps make us produce more content like this. If you're not a member, you can join here: https://escapecollective.com/join/You can listen another podcast you'll enjoy about 'Why are modern bikes so expensive' podcast here: https://escapecollective.com/why-are-modern-bikes-so-expensive/

In this 4 part series, I wanted to explore the events that took place that led the bike industry to the troubling point it's at now. I spoke to over a dozen industry professionals from all parts of the supply chain. From well run bike shops, forecasting analysts, distributors, the biggest bike brands in the world, and manufacturers. It's well known that the bicycle industry went through an unprecedented boom during the pandemic from 2020 - 2022. Jump ahead to 2024 and much of the bike industry is in trouble. New demand has come to an abrupt halt. New entrants into the bicycle market have not stayed as the industry had hoped.We're seeing massive inventory overruns at bike shops. Big bike brands are taking on extra warehousing space. Businesses such as Niner, Orange, Wiggle/CRC, have gone into bankruptcy. Otherwise profitable big brands have taken on debt to keep afloat. There are brands out there who are doing well, but they're the exception rather than the norm. In general , I don't think many would disagree that the situation in major cycling markets, aside from China,  is pretty dire.The episode is this first of four. We're going to bring you on a journey through the COVID feast, the storm clouds, the famine, and the lessons learned in hindsight.In this episode, The Feast, we speak to a bike shop owner, a demand forecasting analyst for a distributor, company CEOs, and a manufacturer to hear about what they experienced during the initial stages of the pandemic in early 2020. 

In episode one we heard about the unexpected windfall that the cycling industry saw at the start of the pandemic and how many needed to react. Of course that didn't last forever, and in this episode I've titled ‘the storm clouds' we talk about the early signs that this new demand was coming to an abrupt halt, and the types of behaviour that was happening and the causes of that behaviour that led to the catastrophe that the industry would later see.

"Exploring Music, Community, and Positive Trends in the Industry-Special guests Megan McKenzie, and Shelton Hull"In the Season 4 finale I sat down in conversation with Megan McKenzie, and Shelton Hull discussing everything from the passion that drives musicians to the positive trends shaping the industry. As we shared our thoughts, experiences, and expertise, a clear picture emerged of the intricate relationship between artists, communities, and the evolving landscape of music. Season 4 - Episode 20 - Finale “In this episode, Tracy, Megan, and Shelton shine a light on the true essence of music—a passionate and dedicated pursuit that resonates deeply with artists and fans alike. They explore the reasons behind musicians' commitment to their craft, revealing the emotional connection that fuels their creativity. The conversation unveils the raw emotions and personal stories that underlie every melody and lyric.” "Unlocking the Groove: A Candid Chat About Music, Culture, and Community" In a dynamic and insightful conversation, Tracy Rigdon, Megan McKenzie, and Shelton Hull delve into the world of music, discussing everything from the passion that drives musicians to the positive trends shaping the industry. As they share their thoughts, experiences, and expertise, a clear picture emerges of the intricate relationship between artists, communities, and the evolving landscape of music." Listen to Megan McKenzie's music on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7adTNd... Read the full blog on our website: https://bit.ly/Shelton-Megan-S4-finale ** "Thank you for joining me on The Contrast Project Lounge Podcast. Don't miss out on future episodes! Make sure to subscribe to The Contrast Project Lounge Podcast on Spotify for Podcasters and our YouTube channel or wherever you stream!" ** Music Tracks by Alex Grohl on Pixabay ** Feel free to LIKE, SHARE AND COMMENT and SMASH the SUBSCRIBE button. Follow The Contrast Project online: ** https://www.thecontrastproject.tv/ ** ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/TheContrastP... ** ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/the_contras... ** https://www.instagram.com/contrast_po... ** https://www.threads.net/@contrast_pod... ** ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/ContrastProjTV ** https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... ** The Contrast Project Lounge Podcast is proudly created in part using the Riverside.fm platform. By using this link you are helping to support this show. Thank you so much: ⁠⁠https://bit.ly/3BH3q2t #MusicCommunity #PositiveTrends #ArtisticPassion #LocalArtists #IndustryInsights #AuthenticityMatters #CommunityEngagement #ArtisticLeadership --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-contrast-project/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-contrast-project/support

Cheshire Matters proudly presents the third in a mini series of Music Industry Specials hosted by Mark Hartley featuring Jonathan Starkey, aka Ab Fab who in his spare time from hosting the Cheshire Matters podcast, is a virtuoso pianist and production music composer distributing his recordings to 90 countries via Sony, Universal, Amphonic and his own label JMN, for use in the broadcast industries of those countries. Pt.3 gives insights and exposes harsh music industry truths regarding copyrights organisations, their Executive, major publisher influence over operations of the CMOs and their relationships with broadcasters, lobbying satellites paid for by the members without democratic consent and failures of government departments like the Intellectual Property Office to properly regulate the industry. This information in a condensed form and is seldom found in other podcasts. Jonathan goes where other 'angels fear to tread'. Music in this episode is taken from: Stride & Boogie, Composed, Arranged and Performed by Jonathan Starkey. Available on Spotify and all great music platforms.

Cheshire Matters proudly presents the second in a mini series of Music Industry Specials hosted by Mark Hartley featuring Jonathan Starkey, aka Ab Fab who in his spare time from hosting the Cheshire Matters podcast, is a virtuoso pianist and production music composer distributing his recordings to 90 countries via Sony, Universal, Amphonic and his own label JMN, for use in the broadcast industries of those countries. This episode gives a brief explanation of how the music is distributed, the different rights involved and who collects the money in the UK. Following parts will give insights and expose music industry truths regarding major publishers and copyright organisations seldom found in other podcasts. Jonathan goes where other 'angels fear to tread'. Stay tuned. Music in this episode is taken from: KPM 1000 Series: Piano Masterclass, Composed, Arranged and Performed by Jonathan Starkey. Available on Spotify and all great music platforms.

Cheshire Matters proudly presents the first in a series of Music Industry Specials hosted by Mark Hartley featuring Jonathan Starkey, aka Ab Fab who in his spare time from hosting the Cheshire Matters podcast, is a virtuoso pianist and production music composer distributing his recordings to 90 countries via Sony, Universal, Amphonic and his own label, for use in the broadcast industries of those countries. This episode gives the beginnings of his journey into the music industry and his musical education. Following parts will give insights and expose music industry truths regarding major publishers and copyright organisations seldom found in other podcasts. Jonathan goes where other 'angels fear to tread'. Stay tuned. Music in this episode is taken from: The Classical Jazz Trio, Composed, Arranged and Performed by Jonathan Starkey © JMN 2002 Available on Spotify and all great music platforms.

I had been thinking of how I wanted to do episode 50. I had to do something huge. Something monumental. So I invited an old friend, fresh outta jail to come join me. Sounds typical for me? Well this old friend is famous. Or actually INFAMOUS. She was sentenced to 3 years and 4 months in state prison for embezzling $650,000. So we talk about all her trials and tribulations leading up to her case and stint behind bars. We don't stop there she's in the process of writing two books. We also talk about some politics *barf* and our old days riding around Oakland during the Hyphy Movement. An article on her case - https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/woman-who-embezzled-over-650000-from-marin-county-nonprofit-rehab-center-sentenced/ Her linkdin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/vcllc-134a711b1 https://www.youtube.com/@theindustryspecialpodcast patreon.com/industryspecial if you'd like to support what I do

The Industry Special returns in a new location. After posting a link to a random Amazon Prime movie, the Nets suspend Kyrie Irving. Kanye West goes crazy on the jewish community and gets dropped from Adidas. Draymond Green punches teammate Jordan Poole during practice and the Warriors have a rough start. Also Ju tells us about his mushroom trip and Nate decides is time to move to Texas. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/industry-special-podcast/id1403901619

Finally on location at the famous Tempest Bar & Box Kitchen I was able to record with the manager of said establishment, Justin Silvera. We planned on doing this during the pandemic and have just now been able to get it done. We discuss the insane California weather we just experienced with heavy rainfall and flooding throughout the state. Our mutual love for hats and his love for the 49ers. And since this is episode 49 why not name it Industry Special 49er since they beat my Seahawks last week. Pour up a glass of yoohoo and enjoy the bar ambiance as we chit chat and sip on Fernet. Cheers and thanx to Tempest and the Pour Guys for hosting The Industry Special Podcast. https://open.spotify.com/show/7Cq4E9nommgpMCBCoDF5Lb?si=6a686e4795c54ed2 patreon.com/industryspecialpodcast

In today's episode, Hannah shares with us what she thinks makes the PMU industry so special. Check it out! Meet Hannah: Hannah is a Permanent Makeup Artist based in Alberta, Canada. With beauty experience that includes permanent makeup services, body art experience, professional makeup artistry, and lashe enhancements, she is self-proclaimed to be obsessed with all things beauty related! Additionally, Hannah was a professional cheerleader for 4 years and has a special spot in her heart for social media!  The opportunity to connect with beautiful artists from all over the world is what excites Hannah most.  She is SO excited to share her love and passion for the arts, community, and all things Beauty. Find Hannah on Insta: @belleandbrow

The Music Industry has existed for ages. Its sparked relationship between the artist and the record label that can be described as "ebb's and flows". From the perspective of the average person it seems like all its meant to be, you are able to create art that you are paid currency for. Some artists such as Chance the Rapper preach that the music industry isn't a smart decision and encourage independent artistry. However, we wanted to know what else is there to joining the music industry? Is there a catch? Who better than someone who is part of the music industry to ask such questions. Listen in while Denzel, Dylan and Meron have a friendly conversation with Robert Matlock, Singer-Songwriter and Producer (LEAD VOCALIST of CANTERVICE) Intro music: Panama Rain Prod. by Danya Vodovoz | https://danyavodovoz.bandcamp.com/track/panama-rain | Royalty-free music Music featured by CANTERVICE: "Doomsday". Please follow CANTERVICE on all forms of social media (IG, YouTube, SoundCloud, etc.) CANTERVICE YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi_u1lixS-Xu9NtiVonhg1Q It's a Vibe and Half! Hope you enjoy.

Clare Sutton is a food, drink and hospitality expert. Deputy Managing Partner at WPP-owned Clarion Communications, Claire and her team work tirelessly on behalf of some of the world's leading food and drink brands, spanning food-to-go, restaurants, FMCG, alcohol, soft drinks and everything in between. Clarion also publishes a well-respected industry report every quarter that highlights trends, innovations and intelligence across this wide and varied sector, so instead of our usual new business briefing, we thought it would be good to take a more in-depth look at all things hospitality and avail ourselves of the knowledge of an expert to provide some background and context for new business prospecting. In this show, we discuss: The amazing cultural variety of "British Food" How current affairs drives food creativity The relationship between food and culture How the Queen boosted sales of pork pies The art of creating content for social media The rise of the food truck industry Plant-based food trends driven by Millennials and GenZ Chicken Kiev or Keev? Premiumization of drinks How an inept Government is inspiring responsible food brands Predictions for the snack market New business tips for approaching brands and companies Plus our very own Jeremy Davies is back with his commentary on food for meetings Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the boys have singer/songwriter G. Samuels in studio! G talks about his recent experience in Atlanta where he attended a songwriting camp, that lead to some great networking opportunities. Next the guys pick his brain about where songwriting falls in the overall landscape of the music industry. This leads to a very interesting conversation that you do not want to miss. Transitioning from songwriting, G then talks about his 3 years of sobriety and how that has impacted his personal growth, as well as his creative mind in a positive way. To wrap things up, G joins the guys in a closing segment, where the fellas discuss some of the craziest hot takes there are. This leads to some hilarious banter that you will want to see. As always, sit back, relax and enjoy the show! #Music #Entertainment #Songwriter Follow G. Samuels on Instagram @nawtybynaycha Get 20% OFF + FREE Shipping @ Manscaped with the code “LIFESAPARTY” at Manscaped.com! #sponsored #shavetosave Get 10% OFF ScubaBeer with Promo Code "LIFESAPARTY" at Scubabeer.com Welcome to Life's A Party Podcast

In this special episode of The Going Places Podcast the guys sit down and interview stand-up comedian, author and podcaster Bob Smiley. We have an awesome conversation about his career in comedy, how he got started and shares some great stories. Bob also gives probably the best take on “The Slap Heard Around The World.” We also talk traveling and different states and catch a lizard randomly in the episode. Follow Bob on Instagram and Twitter @bobsmileycomic and check out his website at https://bobsmiley.com/ also follow us on Instagram at https://instagram.com/the_going_places_podcast?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Sponsored by Wisefire Café, Sweet Peach Boutique, Stop 2 Shine. Made Possible by Anchor F.M.

In today's special episode of the 15 minute x2 minute podcast, Eric has guest, Jay on the podcast to discuss some of the ins and outs of the entertainment industry! Jay and I met in our college days and have had some similarities and differences in our move/start to our LA experience. Give Jay a follow on his instagram @jarralejaydaniels https://www.instagram.com/jarralejaydaniels Please send me any feed back on twitter @the15minute or via email at thefifteenminutepodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I bring back some of oldest friends to discuss some intense topics. We start on how I was right about Deshaun Watson, we then touch on to some NFL trades and signings. Then moving on to the devastating news of my beloved Seahawks trading our greatest player ever, Russell Wilson. Lia Thomas transitioning to female and going from bad male swimmer to all-time great female swimmer in a matter of a few years. Nate gives us some insight into what's going on with the insane Kanye West scenarios. Steph Curry is injured, LeBron is our age and playing insane but Lakers still suck. Kyrie is coming back with the vaccine mandates ending. Gas prices are too high and Nate is pissed. Also me and Nate debate which animal is more bullshit, Pandas or Polar Bears. We hit all the topics on this one. Enjoy https://www.patreon.com/IndustrySpecial Twitter: @smoovaseggs Twitter: @industryspecial Twitter: @oldmanju https://open.spotify.com/show/7Cq4E9nommgpMCBCoDF5Lb?si=753a4869c6cd450b

Special Edition : Inclusivity , Diversity & Equality | Automotive Aftermarket Series  How can we as an automotive aftermarket, comprised of so many functions, ensure that prejudice & discrimination is eliminated from the landscape of our micro and macro cultures, where everyone is treated fairly and welcomed ? Prejudice & discrimination is a tough topic to unfold in just one short hour , however, well needed and justified , especially during a time of huge shortages of skilled talent, that we can all agree ...can effect the bottom line , no matter how large or small our enterprises. Maintaining a playing field that ensures each and every individual has the opportunity to flourish, automotive talents & leaders Tammy Tecklenburg & Jill Trotta join us in studios to discuss how to champion Inclusivity, Diversity & Equality throughout the automotive aftermarket . Interested in learning more & attending workshops? Please visit the Center for Automotive Diversity, Equity & Inclusion  Women in Auto Care Leadership Conference  

3 months later I bring back "The Hot Sauce Boss" Varian David who talks about his venturing into voice acting. Joined again fresh off a magical vacation we have Clint Ashlock who gives me pointers on smoking a pork butt. I take a shot of hot sauce and almost choke as we touch on our thoughts on Russia invading Ukraine and recent shoe pick-ups. Always enjoy talking it up with these 2. Hope you enjoy our conversation.

Episode #3 featuring Eric IngramEric is the CEO of SCOUT (Spacecraft Observing & Understanding Things) was awarded the winner of Embarc Collective's Startup Of The Year Summit pitch competition. Ingram's company SCOUT was founded in 2019 with the mission to enable a new era of space safety and transparency. SCOUT's in-space products and services, first launched in June 2021, allowing spacecraft to see and understand things around them. Ingram has been working within this industry for years prior to SCOUT, Eric served as an Aerospace Engineer for the Licensing and Evaluation Division of the FAA's Office of Commercial Space Transportation and is also currently a board member of the space frontier foundation. Education: Ingram has a Bachelor of Science in Physics from Old Dominion University, most of a Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Houston, a sport pilot certificate, and is working towards his SCUBA certification.Visit www.shufflrr.com for presentation management

In this episode, Vince and Jason sit down with podcaster, CEO, and the daughter of Jordan Peterson to debate how her autoimmune disease made her question the credibility of the medical establishment and the dire effects of Covid lockdowns Mikhaila Peterson is a podcaster, CEO, and public speaker. She is the host of “The Mikhaila Peterson Podcast.” Mikhaila is the CEO of Luminate Enterprises, a company that deals with online psychological tools, social media, productions, PR, and events. Her background of overcoming autoimmune and mood disorders with diet and lifestyle (and subsequently becoming medication and symptom-free) has inspired thousands. She is the founder of The Lion Diet, a TEDx and Oxford Union speaker and a global influencer. Check out her website here Follow her social media here: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube 2:30 - Introducing Mikhaila Peterson 3:30 - Why Mikhaila Is Psychologically Curious 5:00 - Why Mikhaila's Illness Made Her Question The Medical Establishment 13:30 - Discussing lockdowns in Toronto 15:30 - Are Any COVID Studies Trustworthy or Credible? 22:00 - The true reason people cannot lose weight 23:30 - Has fat acceptance gone too far? 28:30 - Why has the media ignored the effects of lockdowns? 33:00 - How has Canada reacted to it's crazy restrictions? 35:00 - Does the Left regret closing schools? 42:20 - The crazy spectrum of how the Left and Right comply 45:20 - Are doctors the most credible people for diet advice? Visit the show page on the Daily Caller here And catch the full episodes on our premium YouTube page: Check out the audio version on: Apple podcasts Spotify Audible Subscribe to our channel! Become a Daily Caller PATRIOT Check us out on Soundcloud Visit our website Follow our social media: Twitter Facebook Instagram 'Vince & Jason Save The Nation' grapples with America's most pressing questions through intelligent, brutally honest conversations between Vince Coglianese and Jason Nichols, two nationally renowned political commentators who come from opposite sides of the political divide but share a profound love of country. Enlisting the support of their fascinating and talented guests, Vince and Jason tackle the existential issues confronting America and set out on their quest to Save the Nation.

Brotha Ju done went to a Xmas party and caught that Omarion - Touch. We speak on that and the tribulations of quarantining alone. We give our condolences to Sidney Poirtier, Betty White & Fillmoe's Finest, Bob Saget. After speaking on the craziness of Tonga's volcanic explosion we touch on the Maxwell child trafficking case. Raiders lose, Niners win and the world is all fucked up. We bring Fernet shots back and you should too, enjoy.

5, 6, 7 years in the making. Finally I was able to find time to do another podcast and I brought in a flamethrower the like of Randy Johnson. My guy, Nick Engvall joins the podcast after months of discussing. We chat it up about befriending each other through twitter and continue our bromance in his Sneaker History discord server. He laces me up on NFTs and we share memories of our favorite sports teams, The San Francisco Giants and Sacramento Kings. I go into some rapid fire questions to get to know Nick better and we briefly talk about the possibility of The Mandela Effect. Please give a listen and let me know how you liked our conversation in the comments below. Thanx always.

In this special episode, rather than talking about the real estate market and current events, Angel and Anthony talked about their businesses. Angel just completed his second full-time year as a lender and closed 40 deals this year. Anthony and The Luevanos Group also completed their second full time as a real estate team and closed 21 sides. They both talk about their experience in the industry and offer advice for those looking to enter the space.

In this very special episode recorded live from Bvlgari Hotel London on the 17th of November, Girls On Film pull back the curtain and celebrate the women in film PR and distribution, who bring the buzz to all your favourite flicks! Anna interviews three panels of women in the industry. First, Anna Whelan, Publicity Manager at Sony and Anne Gartside, Vice President of Publicity at STX Entertainment. Both give an overview of their career trajectories, highlights and recent projects including Ghostbusters: Afterlife and Spencer. Next up, Vicky Tupper of DDA and Caragh Cook from Organic discuss the differences between agency and in-house publicity work, diversity issues in the business, and how campaigns have changed with the advent of social media. Caragh details one of her favourite campaigns to work on, Disney's, Raya and the Last Dragon. Co-founders of WDW Entertainment, Amy Dowd and Jo Whitehead then join Anna on stage and give a fascinating insight into the conversations and ideas that built their all-female agency. They also talk about some of the fab initiatives they have established with clients, such as Bumble's Female Film Force and Netflix's Documentary Talent Fund. The episode finishes with a brilliant Q&A where even more expert opinions are shared. Film and TV mentions across the episode include: Zola, Hustlers, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, I Care a Lot, Where the Crawdads Sing, Spencer, Animals, The Colour Room, Promising Young Woman, Raya and the Last Dragon, The Power of the Dog, Ali & Ava, Petite Maman, Passing, Becoming, Free Solo, Billie, and The Split.

After a wild weekend in the Bay Area with 3 major lootings of major retailers I call in the OGs to discuss the craziness. I bring my old friends Nate & Ju on to discuss local news as well as the unfortunate murder of Young Dolph. We quickly tap into the news of murderer Kyle Rittenhouse getting off free. We transition into a segment where I try to introduce the listeners to Nate & Ju by asking a bunch of random questions. From there we bounce into sports talk and I admit being wrong about the Warriors & Jordan Poole and how some top NBA scorers aren't transitioning to new offensive foul rules. We have a behind the scenes discussion about Trader Joe's snacks and my new job. Catch that exclusively on patreon.com/industryspecial. Subscribe, like and comment here and follow on Apple Podcasts to catch up with the latest uploads. Follow on all social media platforms.

Join hosts Veronica and Darren for another fabulously fun Industry Special featuring a wonderful interview with the outstanding Jessica Alice from Writers SA! Oh, and maybe just a teeny bit of trivia too...Visit www.australianbooklovers.com to learn more.

This episode we welcome a very special V.I.P guest, in Benjamin Christensen from Hat Club. Also joined by O.G. diehard A's fan, Jeremy Cooper. Together we talk old school Bay Area baseball. Reminiscing on The Oakland Coliseum before Mount Davis. I quiz the fellas on A's and Indiana Pacers trivia before jumping into a discussion on our favorite old school arcade games. If you're inclined to enjoy a beverage as you consume this podcast I suggest choosing Mickey's, one of Benjamin's go-to brews. Please like, subscribe and leave a comment or review. Cheers.

Joined this episode by first timers Varian and Clint we dip into the world of hot sauces and Kansas City BBQ. We discuss how we all met eachother through the Sneaker History community and tell stories of our favorite shoe cops. We then end with a passionate exploration of Clint's discovery and love for Jazz. One of my favorite recordings, please enjoy. patreon.com/industryspecial

I gather up the homies Ju & Nate to bring back what we finished. The last podcast in the Industry Special studio lost 70% of it's video so I had to bring the guys back to finish what we started. We talk about Nate's newlywed life and him moving, we move on to the NBA's 75th anniversary list. We talk also about shows we have and will not watch. Just check it out, we're back patreon.com/industryspecial

Episode 33 has arrived and this industry special has been made spectacular by the wonderful Lori-Jay Ellis from QLD Writers Centre and our amazing guest host, author Kevin Klehr! So join in the fun and discover the history, the magic and the inspiration to be found at the beacon of literature beneath the tropical sun...

A change of pace for this weeks episode , with Matt being joined by Kelly from Lighthouse Cinema Wolverhampton for a deep dive into the fantastic independent cinema in the heart of the City. Matt and Kelly talk about the history of the cinema, it's struggles with funding during austerity, it's commitment to being diverse and offering a more intimate cinema experience to that of a multi-screen behemoth and the almost catastrophic events that unfolded due to the pandemic. @cagefightingpod on the Twittah if you like what you hear, or e-mail us @ cgaefightingpod@gmail.com if you want to send us some episode feedback Goodnight much love x --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cage-fighting/message

In this episode, Annie talks with Landon Starbuck, an independent musician/producer/songwriter, cohost of cultural impact show “Grow Up” and advocate for human trafficking victims. She started her career as a naive teen, hoping her talent would be enough to make it in the entertainment industry. But she soon learned about its dark side. She sacrificed advancing in her career rather than compromise, and now uses her voice to expose injustice and untruths. Tune in to hear more of her incredible journey. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One central aspect in Linda's career is the importance of data analytics. When it comes to data as an asset, plenty of different entities can claim ownership to it: financial institutions, vendors, banks, and even the government. With so much data going around, it's important to know where the data is coming from, how to process it into useful information, and how it can be centralized in a way that it can be used by more parties in more projects.   How Do We Preserve Repositories of Skills and Knowledge? The finance sector is working on capturing processes of knowledge into analytical models. As data enters these models, technology can work on computing this information and laying out analyses for us in a more efficient manner. This gives two benefits: first, the process of computing this information is not lost. Second, computing is done more efficiently. There is no need to return to square one when a longtime employee vacates a position. Here, Linda makes several parallels between retail and finance using labels for canned goods as an example. Due to incredibly small margins in retail, it's important for canned goods to be transparent about the content and process involved in making this product. This is because it serves as their competitive edge.  If financial institutions were also as concerned about being transparent, then it would make maneuvering financial markets more efficient. According to Linda, the biggest problem that financial institutions had when dealing with the crash of Wall Street was in being able to uniquely identify institutions. When the Lehman brothers crashed, she described everyone to have “held their breath for about 48 hours while transactions settled, because nobody knew who all of the subsidiaries of Lehman were and they didn't know how to uniquely identify.” With such a catastrophic experience institutions can and should learn from, she is optimistic that the benefits of data standards will be observed and acknowledged by institutions.   Holding The Front Line: Linda perceives her previous work on the board of governors of the Federal Reserve as similar to being a medic. “I was the medic who, once the wounding was happening and people were like, hey, I need to find out this piece of information. And then we would figure out how to cobble some stuff together, look at things in a different way or produce some different sets of information. It was absolutely fascinating,” she explained. In efforts to learn from the collapse of the Lehman brothers and ensure that it does not happen again, big banks are investing plenty of money in data management infrastructure so that they can get precise and accurate reporting on where they stand. This faster and more efficient flow of data can help financial institutions preemptively deal with ebbs and flows in the market, instead of scrambling to react.   The Way Forward: When working on the projects, Linda noticed that her team members had to take data from several different databases before they could piece together a clear picture of the companies they needed to look at and the identifiers they needed to study.  This inspired her to create an integrated database where all government and vendor data, their unique identifiers, and the legal entity identifier were stored. From stock prices to bond prices and financial statement information, this served as a reusable launching point for future projects that everybody in the organization could access. It allows individuals to free up more time working on different aspects of future projects, which makes the entire process more efficient, resources more available, and human labor more open to higher-tier aspects of work such as algorithms. This is called the economies of scale. That's three benefits: resource efficiency, economies of scale, and ready to deploy at any time.  One challenge of implementing this change is convincing people to change their mindset from making sure that they get the task done in the easiest, most efficient way for themselves; to finding ways to get the task done while giving the next people who will be using this data the opportunity to use it in the most efficient way — even if it can be a bigger challenge upfront.  It's encouraging people to look beyond merely making unique personal identifiers to data sets so that they can get the job done instead of finding a standardized identifier for the information and then applying it.  “It's taking the larger view of things, of how do I make things more efficient for the entire ecosystem, so that we can do things that we currently can't do at all?” Linda asks.   Closing Thoughts: Setting Up The Data Hierarchy of Needs: According to Linda, it's human nature to get excited about big and lofty goals like machine learning and artificial intelligence. However, the root of any successful and sustainable effort is found in learning how to target and harness one's data. While achieving enlightenment in finance is possible, it would be difficult for people and businesses to scale the process effectively because they have to start from square one every single time.  So, when you think of the data you handle and how it can be a part of something greater with a little extra effort upfront — how much is your data worth? www.tartle.co   Data Transparency, Finance, and Governance with Linda Powell, Global Head of Data Strategy, Governance, and End User Computing at Citibank by TARTLE is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0   Tcast is brought to you by TARTLE. A global personal data marketplace that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe.   The show is hosted by Co-Founder and Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Head of Conscious Marketing Jason Rigby.   What's your data worth?   Find out at: https://tartle.co/   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TARTLE   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TARTLEofficial/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tartle_official/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/TARTLEofficial   Spread the word!

In Part 2 of this episode, Victor continues his discussion with Southern California businessman and ministry leader Ron Strand. Ron provides perspective on giving to the church as well as ministries, and expands on The Upper Room Presents events he helps run. Held in a “club” atmosphere, these shows share the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the gifts of guest artists, including musicians, comedians and speakers. Tune in for the conclusion of this talk with an experienced entrepreneur with a heart for the lost. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 1 or this episode, Victor hosts friend Ron Strand, founder and CEO of Calico Building Services and The Upper Room Presents, based in Southern California. Ron talks about the entertainment-driven ministry, designed to share the Gospel through the arts. He also gives business advice to young entrepreneurs, including the importance of not only putting in the work, but also running it honorably before God. There is plenty of good-natured joking as well, so tune in for a fun show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to our latest Industry Special edition of the Australian Book Lovers podcast! For this episode 27 hosts Veronica and Darren are extremely honoured and grateful for the opportunity to chat with CEO of the Australian Society of Authors Olivia Lanchester, and for all of our writing listeners out there we can promise that you're going to absolutely love what she has to reveal about helping to make you the best author you can possible be!From topics such as contract negotiations, book distribution for self funded authors, the definitive word on copyright, fantastic tools that ASA have to turn your hobby into a business and a whole lot more, Olivia was very gracious with her time and knowledge and I'm sure you'll agree that the knowledge she brings to this interview is absolutely priceless...Visit www.australianbooklovers.com to learn more.

In this episode, you'll learn what two of the worlds' leading experts on the legal cannabis industry think the future holds and what the impact will be on the alcohol industry.In an in depth discussion we hear from both  Bourcard Nesin, Cannabis and Alcohol Analyst for Rabobank and Lisa Weser, Founder and CEO of Trail Blaze ("The Cannabis Publicist"). Taking things slowly at first we learn how the legal cannabis industry in North America has emerged from the fringes into the mainstream and how the growth experienced so far is set to accelerate. Hotly debated topics include the pace of legalisation, the target consumer, the role of CBD vs THC, the format wars and brand building in a uniquely challenging category. The big questions are asked and answered so if you don't know much about the legal cannabis industry and how it competes/compliments alcohol, this is the place to start because it's coming to a market near you!We also welcome another guest to our "Desert Island" where they can choose to bring only one drink with them. This time we raid our archives to hear from  Tom Lix, Founder and CEO of Cleveland Whiskey Co, one of the pioneers of accelerated aging techniques and a guest on episode 1.4. Tom prompts us to recall some of our favourite guests and interviews over our first ten episodes and prompt some recommendations for new listeners.Not only that, Foxy and Will discuss the (eventual) launch of Guinness Zero, passing fads in the drinks industry (we're talking to you alcoholic root beer) and the mysterious "pod-fade"!Please take the time to give us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts. We haven't had a new review in over a month and we would like to make sure that you're still there.For more highlights and lowdowns follow us on Twitter/Instagram: @BizBevPod (manned by Foxy), or LinkedIn/Facebook (manned by Will).To support the work we do, we would appreciate it if you could click here to buy us a coffee.Business of Beverages is self-funded and hosted/ edited/ independently produced by Will Keating. Pádraig Fox co-hosts in a personal capacity.All opinions are those of the person expressing them at all times.Recorded at Hellfire Studios.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BizBevPod)

This week, we're excited to present a SPECIAL EPISODE of Anthropological. Well, is it Anthropological? Nah. It's a crossover episode with our local, Chicago pals at Terms of Service Podcast. Featuring your very own Kisira Hill and David Mor, being hosted by Justin Arnett Graham and Nariba Shepherd, this episode is a dive-in to the state of the hospitality industry. It's like the state of the union, but better and with Champagne being poured. We laugh, we open up, we NAME NAMES, and we have a gay ol' time. Give her a listen.

Hosts Veronica and Darren are proud to present our first academic based industry special! In this episode we were delighted to speak with the warm and wonderful Dr. Annika Herb from the University of Newcastle, who not only so passionately shared her current exploration of the readers experience of queer representations in young adult literature, but also delved into the importance of "own voices" in story telling, the power of readership and its ability to shape the future of publishing, and the disruption of post apocalyptic fiction! And that's just the tip of the iceberg...To learn more, visit www.australianbooklovers.com.

Episode 18 is here, and that means our podcast is finally allowed to enjoy a wine or three without breaking the law! Join hosts Veronica and Darren for an amazing, inspiring and above all motivational interview with the spectacular Kate Cuthbert from Writers Victoria. Kate shared so many fascinating insights and behind the scenes reveals about all of the fantastic programs and resources Writers Vic has to offer, and we can't wait for you to hit play and discover her magic!Visit www.australianbooklovers.com to learn more.

As the nation and the world begin the long process of returning to something that resembles "normal", Ken and Chase take a look at the cruise ship industry with a focus on: Cruises that you can take now; the status of Alaskan cruises; and the status of European cruises. 

On this episode, we speak Dr. Callie Harris, veterinarian and host of ABC's Pooch Perfect, about minority representation within the pet industry. Edited by Mike Mroch --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abriefpaws/support

Episode 14 is here and so is another fantastic Industry Special Edition! Join hosts Veronica and Darren as they chat with Theresa Smith from the Australian Women Writers Challenge who is without doubt a book loving force to be reckoned with! A volunteer based organisation that's been established for almost ten years, the AWWC is a powerhouse driver of support for Australian women writers and, after listening to all the wonderful things Theresa has to reveal, you're definitely going to want to join in the fun....

It’s a special Wednesday night edition of Smoke Night LIVE. On this episode we get a “state of the union” update from the Premium Cigar Association. Josh Habursky, director of government affairs, and Glynn Loope, director of state advocacy from the PCA, will bring us up to speed on the FDA’s war against premium cigars.

Working in the business of sports is not a "traditional" career path, however, as the industry continues to grow, there is a greater desire to find opportunities in and around the sporting world. Join host Shubham, as he catches up with Minahil Zahoor (Diverse Communities Cricket Officer at Warwickshire Cricket Board) and Sahil Solanki (Associate Operations Manager, Pune 7Aces) to discuss their journeys into professional careers in sports in the UK and India, respectively. Having studied sports management together, the three dive into what a sports education program looks like as well as the challenges of navigating a career in sports. They share their insights on what it takes to pursue this path professionally, for the long haul, and some of the bumps you might face along the way! ___________ Leave your comments on thoughts and suggestions for upcoming episodes. Like, Share, Subscribe/Follow our page for episodes every week! https://linktr.ee/AllAboutSportsThePodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allaboutsports-thepodcast/support

In this week's episode, we're continuing the conversation with some of the best and most influential women in the DJ culture and dive into gender inequality within the DJ industry. Our special guests panelists for this episode are DJ Shortee, Kuttin Kandi, Killa Jewel, Ry Toast & Eliza May.Support the show (http://www.beatrefinery.com)

In this week's episode, we've invited some of the best DJs around the nation that are in the mobile DJ scene to share some knowledge and insights on DJing for weddings, corporate events & private parties and what to expect for the future of the mobile DJ industry due to the current climate. Our special guests panelists for this episode are Digital Dave, Megan Taylor, DJ JD, Nate Nelson, and DJ Little Rock.Support the show (http://www.beatrefinery.com)

JRose sits with Brooklyn native Hip Hop artist Skyzoo and CEO of AMG Consulting, Joshua Walker to discuss the in's and out's of the music industry. Check out what Skyzoo had to say about being a Ghostwriter and get some advice from Joshua on how to avoid that dark side of the industry, so many fall into. #KEEPGROWING #TheJRoseExperience Subscribe to The JRose Experience YouTube channel Spoken Word Poet & NYC native, JRose is on a mission to share a unique and intimate perspective on artistry, life, romance and new age entrepreneurship. After years of curating performance based events, she decided it was time to show the world what undiscovered gems are hiding within the creative community in NYC. So The JRose Experience was launched! This is a talk show jammed packed with interviews, performances, creative games and deep discussions. It serves a well balanced plate of entertainment and thought provoking conversations that audiences are looking for. The guests are unbelievably talented and JRose brings an addicting energy that you just can't get enough of. 00:00:00 JRose Monologue 00:00:58 Opening Sequence 00:01:30 Interview with Joshua Walker 00:13:35 Interview with Skyzoo 00:29:22 Performance by Skyzoo 00:31:57 Group Discussion: “The Music Industry - Good, Bad & Ugly " 00:45:26 Game Time: OFF THE TOP: Mixtape 00:54:16 Final Question: "What's Your Superpower?" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jroseexperience/message

Tricky and Yield are your team this week and they are joined by an old...