Podcast appearances and mentions of Isaac Anderson

In this week's episode of Weekend Ag Matters: Riley Smith runs down the news headlines, Dustin Hoffmann visits with Iowa Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Grant Menke, and Mark Magnuson talks with Isaac Anderson of Winfield United.

In today's show Dustin speaks with Iowa Deputy Ag Secretary Grant Menke about his recent trade trip to Japan, Mark talks with Isaac Anderson of Winfield United, and Andy is joined by Pat Driscoll of Certified Ag Dealers.

In today's show Andy speaks with Luke Davies of Pioneer about the Z-Series soybean line, Dustin talks about the end of the harvest season with Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig, and Mark is joined by Isaac Anderson of Winfield United to talk about saving money without sacrificing yield.

Joining me this week is Isaac Anderson, the Co-Founder and Chief Process Officer at Abound Social - a B2B agency based in Kansas City. Isaac shares his insights on how to get the most return from your video content and we talk all things strategy, production, content distribution, marketing, how you can get visible, gain new leads AND get new clients.  This is an amazing episode where Isaac gives his insights into: How your sales team should be using video Why marketing and sales need to work together and not be siloed Using video to retain clients Keeping staff with video And much more... If you like this episode, make sure you listen to the rest of Simon Says Video, follow the podcast and leave a review so others can find us.  If you'd like to learn more, you can connect with me using the links at the bottom and find out how I can help you put a successful video content strategy in place for your business.  Highlights from this episode:  (01:07) Breaking the cycle of feast or famine sales  (04:58) There is a trend unfolding, and it's the key to sales today...  (12:14) It's easy to overthink  (18:21) They're in the know, they're gonna grow  (21:23) Video isn't a side project, it's part of your culture  (27:16) Retaining clients with video  (32:21) Simplifying the onboarding process  (37:14) Video is a time-saver  Connect with Isaac: LinkedIn https://aboundsocial.com Platforms to record personal videos: Loom Wistia Vimeo TwentyThree  Contact Simon:  Visit the Website  Buy the Book  Work with Me   If you like what you hear, remember to click follow or subscribe, share with your colleagues and leave us a review so others can find us. 

Gold Coast genre bending punk outfit Radolescent bring together the best of the old music world and the new with their unique amalgamation of punk infused music coupled with a new wave mentality that has seen the band gathering hundreds of thousands of streams across the major platforms.After initially being unable to tour their debut album in 2019 because of the pandemic, Radolescent instead concentrated on the new wave of music tools to ensure their music reached an audience which led to national tours, festivals and sold out shows at some of Brisbane's most iconic venues.The band have returned with their new single Tough, a fiery punk ballad of sorts that addresses issues of trust in a relationship.Vocalist/guitarist Isaac Anderson sat down with HEAVY to discuss the new single."It's been really good," he said of the early reception for Tough, which was released last month. "We've been getting lots of good feedback. We're stoked to see it landing in heaps of people's playlists, it's probably one of our most popular organic songs with our audience. Pretty stoked to get it premiered on JJJ and the film clips been on Rage now, so heaps of good response."The term fiery punk ballad sounds a little too conflicting to be used to describe a song, and when HEAVY point out the words punk and ballad should never be used in the same sentence Atkinson smiles in agreeance."Yeah," he laughed. "We've been a punk band for years but as we're getting older we're probably chilling out a bit. I don't wanna swear my head off as much as I used to any more, I'm not as angry, so it's more of a ballad for us but at the same time it's really fast paced with a pretty ripping guitar solo at the end. It's a ballad. It's our version of a ballad, I guess you could say."In the full interview, Isaac talks about the slide guitar in Tough, the film clip and shooting it, future music, not being able to tour their debut album from 2019 because of COVID, their upcoming East Coast run of shows, making music for enjoyment and more.

The Recovered Life of Isaac Anderson, a well composed biography by Alicia K. Jackson, published by University Press of Mississippi.

Alicia Jackson joins co-hosts Noelle Shaw and Cyril Chavis, Jr. to discuss racialized assumptions about Africans and what it means for how Africans have had to navigate society. We lean on the wisdom of Isaac Anderson -- a clergyman in the CME, an educator, activist, and politician. They talk about racial categories in society, respectability politics, the independent African American church movement, the relevance of the Christian faith for endurance, and much more. Dr. Alicia Jackson is an Associate Professor of History at Covenant College and author of the forthcoming book The Recovered Life of Isaac Anderson. This project uncovers and restores the narrative of a pivotal leader in the Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church and in Georgia's state legislature in the late 19th century. 

On this episode,  Dr. Alicia Jackson discusses her upcoming book on Isaac Anderson. Register for Courageous Conversations 2021 here: https://www.courageousconvos.org/ Help support the mission of Jude 3 here: https://jude3project.org/donate Grab our merch, curriculum, or take an online course here: https://jude3project.org/shop

A simply fantastic ride on the back of the bus this week with Isaac Anderson - love hearing about his music journey and the direction he chose to take to pursue his passion - incredibly powerful and inspirational to hear someone doing it ‘their way' Singer, guitarist, and songwriter best known as a former member of the British band In Hindsight. In late 2020, he realeased a solo album titled Live From the Pigeon Loft Studio.He is a touring guitarist for Louis Tomlinson, appeared on the singer's Live From London virtual concert in 2020, and is set to join him on the Walls World Tour in 2021. He studied A-level music, music technology, and English. He started his music career as a wedding singer. He was the guitarist for In Hindsight from 2011 to 2015. He was the frontman of rock band Fast Car to Florence from 2016 to 2020. He has written music specifically for TV. He also plays bass, drums, and piano.

And we're back..... This week Luke talks new EP with touring musician Isaac Anderson, discusses brand new single 'Someday' with Ilonalowe, and brings the show in with one of the most enthusiastic openings to date. So hit play, kick back, and enjoy another line up of incredible new music on us.

Alicia Jackson joins Co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr. and Noelle Shaw to discuss the Georgia presidential and senatorial elections, the significance of the black church in black politics, racial rhetoric in the elections, Francis Watkins Harper, and much more! Dr. Alicia Jackson is Associate Professor of History at Covenant College and author of forthcoming book The Recovered Life of Isaac Anderson (University Press of Mississippi, 2021). This project uncovers and restores the narrative of a pivotal leader in the Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church and in Georgia's state legislature in the late nineteenth century00:45 Intro of Dr. Jackson 02:15 Intro of Francis Watkins Harper03:27 The Georgia Election Current Event Catch-Up07:44  The Significance of the Black Vote 12:40 Black Voter Suppression Dynamics Historically and Current-Day23:02 Racialized Rhetoric in the Election and the term "Radical" 34:26  Role of the Black Church in Black Politics40:10  Advice for Howard students wanting to inform politics with faith42:05  Francis Watkins Harper speaks on the Cost of Oppression 47:56  The Christian African Theological Imagination 51:41. Dr. Jackson's Final Encouragements 52:26 Dr. Jackson's Forthcoming Book 53:10 Prayer Mentioned Resources:White Rage by Anderson Soul Liberty by Turner "Every Goodbye Ain't Gone and Every Close Eye Ain't Shut" by Jackson The Recovered Life of Isaac Anderson by Jackson Iola Leroy by Harper 

ISAAC tells Aidan about his development from a defender to a striker and how he is dealing with covid

Welcome to episode 7 of "Behind What You See" - in this episode we speak with Isaac Anderson, Isaac is a singer/songwriter and session guitarist for Louis Tomlinson. He talks us through his journey from touring in smaller bands, doing schools promo tours which included 200+ shows a year, wedding gigs and more!!! He's never really taken a break and his timeline is so inspiring, especially if you're an up and coming artist! Hope you enjoy :) If you have any questions please contact us! Instagram - @itsjackpayne @lewisleft + @isaacandersonmusic

Isaac (@https://twitter.com/realzeeko (realzeeko)) has his LinkedIn Industry Top 1% SSI certification meaning. Meaning he is an all LinkedIn Expert. Including marketing, consulting, conversion optimization, and business strategy. He was the former COO at an online marketing agency, TEV Marketing, where they specialized in LinkedIn, Adwords, and SEO. Isaac is currently the CEO of Zeeko, a platform that uses LinkedIn to create real, meaningful relationships between clients and customers so that businesses can improve their ROI. He is also a LinkedIn instructor and educator at Data Driven U, an online training program platform for people who want to master the skills of digital marketing. He has a video course: “LinkedIn Jumpstart”: to teach other business owners how to use LinkedIn to do market research and create relationship-driven leads, which we'll cover more on today's interview. During this interview we cover: Running an effective LinkedIn Campaign Cold Email Outreach vs LinkedIn Engagement through targeted outreach How to leverage semi personalized messaging Top tools for prospecting leads The Quad Method ROI through lead generation Content sharing strategies through LinkedIn Links and mentions: https://zeeko.io/ (Zeeko.io ) https://www.datadrivenu.com/programs/linkedin-outreach-bootcamp/ (LinkedIn Outreach Bootcamp Course) Twitter: https://twitter.com/realzeeko (@realzeeko) Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeeko/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeeko/) Get in touch with Akeel: Twitter - https://twitter.com/AkeelJabber (@akeeljabber) LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/in/akeel-jabbar (https://linkedin.com/in/akeel-jabbar) More Podcast Episodes- https://horizencapital.com/saas-podcast (https://horizencapital.com/saas-podcast)  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/saas-district/message

Public theologian and activist, Shane Claiborne, says, "It's really, really difficult to understand that there is a God who is good when everything around us is so ugly and broken. And, it's hard to understand that there is hope and life after death when so many people are going, "Well, is there life before death?" and "If God really loves me, then why are my kids starving to death?" And, the incredible thing I think a lot of us have felt is, as we throw those questions up at God and we say, 'God, why don't you do something about the masses of our population that are living in poverty?' we felt God say, 'I did do something. I made you.' "And, for some strange reason, God's plan for salvation for the world is obviously Jesus. But the wild thing is that...maybe one of the greatest mysteries of our faith is that as Jesus left the disciples, he said, 'And now I am going to the Father, but you will do the same things I've been doing, and you'll do even greater things than these because I'm leaving you the Spirit.' That we are to continue to be God's mystical body...that God has no other [tangible] hands but ours, no other feet but ours. And, the strange thing is that our God does not want to change the world without us." [Excerp from Economy of Love by Shane Claiborne, Isaac Anderson, and Relational Tithe]

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Hello Everyone! Welcome to a new episode of Rock Your Lyrics - Backstage! We will give you full access to exclusive interviews with artists from all over the planet during their tour across the world! Today we interviewed Isaac Anderson , singer and songwriter of the Nottingham-based band Fast Car To Florence. Stay tuned for more new music and backstage interviews! In the meantime, for more info on Fast Car To Florence, please visit www.fastcartoflorence.com

Isaac Anderson with you—always Ephesians 3:14-15, 16-17, John 1:16, Matthew 28:20, Ephesians 3:17-19   website: jacobswell.church facebook: jacobswellkc twitter: @jacobswell

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Isaac Anderson is a teaching pastor at Jacob’s Well Church in Kansas City, Missouri, where he also oversees the church’s justice initiatives. Isaac holds an MFA in creative writing from Ohio State, and has been a writer-in-residence at Lenoir-Rhyne University, Western Theological Seminary, and the Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts. His writing has appeared in Economy of Love... Read more » The post 68: Isaac Anderson appeared first on Sermonsmith.

Isaac Anderson, Jessi Marcus Tikkun Olam: The Vulnerable at the Gate Download mp3 Luke 16: 19-26 Luke 16: 27-31 Luke 4:18-19   website: jacobswell.church facebook: jacobswellkc twitter: @jacobswell

Isaac Anderson, Tim Keel For Matur(ing) Audiences Only: What Kind of Community? – Part 2 Download mp3 Isaiah 43:18-19 | John 17:11 | John 17:22-23 | Ephesians 4:1-6 | Philippians 4:2-3 | Philippians 3:15-16 Call To Worship

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