Podcast appearances and mentions of james grace

In this episode of Money & Meaning, host Jeff Bernier talks with James Grace, Director of Wealth Management at Silver Pine Capital and host of the Modern Financial Wellness podcast. They explore the evolving nature of the wealth management industry, emphasizing holistic financial planning that encompasses not just financial health but also personal fulfillment and purpose. James shares his journey through the financial services landscape and offers insights into how individuals can achieve financial wellness and well-being. Together, they discuss the importance of aligning actions and resources with personal values and goals. Topics covered: Introduction to James Grace and his role at Silver Pine Capital. Evolution of the wealth management industry toward holistic planning. Differences between financial wellness and financial well-being. James's career path from biotech sales to wealth management. The role of behavioral finance and client discovery in financial planning. The significance of aligning financial strategies with personal values. The importance of ongoing financial advice and support. Business models in the financial advisory industry. Insights from the Modern Financial Wellness podcast. Useful Links: Jeff Bernier on LinkedIn James Grace on LinkedIn Silver Pine Capital Modern Financial Wellness Podcast TandemGrowth Financial Advisors

Welcome back to another episode of "Your Drone Questions. Answered" with John Dickow from Drone Launch Academy! Today, we dive into a specific question from our community: how to best serve property owners with aerial content and navigate indoor drone flights for real estate shoots.Joining John is James Grace, founder of JMG Aerial Imagery. With five years of experience and a rich background in Sony Pictures, James shares his journey from hobbyist drone pilot to a successful entrepreneur. Discover his expert tips on capturing stunning real estate photos and videos, especially in the challenging indoor environments.

This week on The Home Show Podcast:Estate Agent, Owen Reilly on selling Ireland's dream homes; we'll be finding out about the prestigious 'EUmies Awards', the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture - the highest honour a building can receive - with Séan Mahon, President of the RIAI; timber framer, James Grace gives us a roofing masterclass; and we'll be exploring the ways we can ditch the smart tech in our homes with show regular, Niamh Maher.

We talk a lot on this program about finding ways to build a more satisfying legal career.  While many attorneys are drawn to the profession because they care about justice, they like the idea of becoming a trusted advisor, or they just enjoy the intellectual rigor of being an attorney, status and money are important too.  But if you are like me, one of the reasons you chose law school rather than business school is because math is not your jam. If you are a lawyer who has been practicing for a few years and thinking about your financial health and your financial future, you may have questions about paying off your student loans or figuring out how much to start saving for retirement. Maybe you aren't sure how to organize your finances now that you are planning for life's big events like buying a house or starting a family. Maybe you are thinking about eventually starting your own law practice and you aren't sure how to get your financial house in order. James Grace has joined me for a very practical conversation about managing your finances as you get past the early stages of your legal career. Jim is the Director of Wealth Management for Silver Pine Capital.  Jim worked at regional wealth management agencies and banks before joining Silver Pine.  Jim describes himself as an educator, coach, motivator, confident, coach.  He is also the host of the Modern Financial Wellness podcast.  He is also someone I've gotten to know, like, and trust through my ProVisors business network. Additional Resources Episode 62- Financial & Career Planning for Senior Attorneys Episode 93-Planning for Retirement with Julie Jason, The Discerning Investment Advisor  

In this week's edition of People of Note, brought to you by Pieter Toerien Productions, I'll be talking to the well-known and much love South African pianist Rocco De Villiers who will be collaborating with the guitarist James Grace in a new show called 5 Nights In November at the Theatre on The Bay from 15 November. James and Rocco couldn't be more different in personality, style, dress, hair and age, yet they meet in the middle of the theatre and music landscape to bring you this show.

22nd October 2023 | Mark McLennan | James: Grace & Humility

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The end of a year tends to have people thinking about what they should do to plan for the new year and what changes they may need or want to make.  While fitness and health goals are generally always on that list, so is financial planning for the future.  Financial planning in general can seem to be a daunting task but it becomes a bit more challenging for special needs families and planning for your disabled child's future.     On this week's podcast episode, Annette speaks with James “Jim” Grace, the Director of Wealth Management with Silver Pine Capital.  Jim, who has been a financial advisor for over 12 years, has taken on a more “person centered” approach to financial planning and working with special needs families with complex issues.  Jim also has a podcast called The Financially Mindful Podcast, which offers insight into various aspects of financial planning.   The financial planning approach Jim takes with his clients is not the traditional sit with an advisor, pay an upfront fee, send over your financial information, and then wait a short time for your financial plan to be created and the report sent to you.  Jim feels this approach does not allow for changes and updates that may need to happen over the next few months/years as your financial situation and goals change.     A More Personalized Family Approach   At Silver Pine Capital, their approach is to sit with a client to determine what they are looking to accomplish, determine how much time they will need to spend with the client over the next few months, generate the fee and then divide that by 12 and bill monthly.  This allows them to start with the client's current financial position, meet on a regular basis at least once a month and build their financial plan over time. Sometimes this is referred to as “financial coaching,” where someone spends more time with you to assist you in your financial plan.    With this more personalized approach, they are able to develop a relationship with a special needs family, find out what is important to them, assist them in getting organized and then offering recommendations as they move along according to where the family is currently and what they hope to get to. They become part of your family's “team” for financial planning.   3 Steps to Begin Your Financial Planning   Jim says there are roughly 3 steps you can work on to get your financial planning started.  First, take a breath then get yourself organized.  Pull the information to all your accounts and put them into one place either in some version of Fintech software, a spreadsheet or even just a paper note pad.  This allows you to take inventory of all your accounts and you can then work on tracking your spending and working out a budget, as well as cleaning up any accounts that are no longer needed or wanted.   The next step is to sit down and decide what is important to you, what are you looking to accomplish with your financial plan.  Be specific with your goals.  This step can be challenging for some as talking about money and the future can be very stressful, especially so if you have a special needs child you are planning for.   Once you have all your goals and what you would like to accomplish figured out, you then need to prioritize these goals.  Unfortunately, not many families will have enough money to be able to plan for all their goals.  You will need to prioritize what is the most important down to the least important. Once you have this accomplished, you are then ready to begin to develop your financial plan.    Reach Out to James “Jim” Grace If you like to reach out to James “Jim” Grace, or would like more information, you can reach him through Silver Pine Capital as well as on Linked In. For information on other topics, please also check out Special Needs Companies. For legal advice, inspiration, and other resources, visit our blog here. Similarly, you can always listen to previous podcast episodes (and be sure to leave us a review), or download our free eBook here. We are always looking for podcast guests as well so please let us know if you or someone you know, has a special needs or disability topic you would like to speak about - Contact Us! 

Why did James write his letter? This is the introductory sermon from Pastor Jon Moffitt in our series on the book of James.

Why did James write his letter? This is the introductory sermon from Pastor Jon Moffitt in our series on the book of James.

Our guest this week is James Grace of JMG Aerial Imagery. James provides aerial photography and videography services for clients in the construction and real estate industries.   Before starting his own drone business in early 2019, James worked in post-production at Warner Brothers and Sony Pictures. While there, he learned the editing process, and he built a LinkedIn network of 10,000+ connections.   James has used his previous industry knowledge, as well as social media, to start and grow his business.   Listen to the full episode to hear James' story and learn how he's built his business!   And don't forget to play this week's game of 2 truths and a lie after you listen to this episode for a chance to win an awesome Drone Launch prize: https://dronelaunchacademy.typeform.com/to/oi608JzX   Here is the link to the video of the home with the retractable roof that James mentions during this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ21co4BQ5E   Connect with James: Facebook: @JMGraceAerial Instagram: @jmg_aerial_imagery Twitter: @AerialJmg YouTube: James Grace Website: https://www.jmgaerial.com/   Have a Drone Business? Want to be Interviewed for the Drone to $1K Podcast? Complete this questionnaire: Drone to $1K Business Owner Application   Training from Drone Launch Academy Part 107 Exam Prep Course ($50 off) Aerial Photo Pro Course ($50 off) Aerial Video A to Z Course ($100 off) Aerial Roof Inspection Pro Course ($100 off) Drones 101 Course ($20 off)   Other Places to Listen iTunes Stitcher Spotify TuneIn

Felicity & Sarah begin to chat over the book of James over a cup of tea.It only takes 20-30 minutes to read James, so why not read it a few times between now and next week's episode. We've enjoyed listening to David Suchet read it via this app or you can buy an audio Bible here. Questions to dig deeper, over a cup of tea:- How has it felt to read James?- Where do you see God's grace coming through the letter?- How does double-mindedness feature?- What questions do you have as you read it?We wholeheartedly recommend listening along with a friend, over this coming season as James encourages us to help one another to live out the grace that shapes all of life.Tea and Biscuit FootnotesYorkshire tea in both cups, a milk chocolate digestive in Felicity's hand and leftover Easter chocolate in Sarah's. Book Deal10ofThose are generously offering a further 15% discount across their store when you use the voucher code TWOSISTERS. You need to log in to their website, write the code in and then click apply when you get to checkout. In Other News…Connect with us on Facebook or InstagramSarah blogs here: https://sarahdargue.orgFelicity blogs here: https://boysbooksandthehomeofthebrave.blog/ Email us: podcastingsisters@gmail.comSponsorship DetailsThis podcast is sponsored by 10ofthose.com. 10ofthose.com hand pick the best Christian books that point to Jesus and sell them at discounted prices. The more you buy the cheaper they get! Check them out at 10ofthose.com. Whether you're parenting small children, commuting to work or heading out for a run, join us for our Bible based podcast as two sisters do a 20 minute bible study, on the go, going through a book of the Bible week by week.

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action James concludes his letter with a call to prayer. Prayer is God's vital means of bringing his healing and forgiveness to his people. We pray personally, we ask the leaders of the church to pray for us, and we pray for one another, trusting in God and his promises. In so doing, we are restored to God, and we restore others to God. Preacher: 8 November 2020 Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action On the path to wholeness, we face trials that test our faith and temptations that reveal our true desires. To press through to maturity, we need to see God's plan to mature us, seek his wisdom and help to get through, and sense that he is not just good, but good to us. Preacher: Tan Huai Tze Date: 6 September 2020

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action To mature, James says we need to be quick to hear God's word and receive it with humility. We also need to obey God's word, being a hearer and a doer. In so doing, God graciously moves us toward self-control, social action and separation from worldly values. Preacher: Tan Huai Tze Date: 13 September 2020

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action James says that one of the reasons we don't love the poor is because we favour the rich. But God chooses the poor. Discriminating is incompatible with the Christian faith. It is only when God's mercy becomes real to us, that our discriminating ends, and God's mercy becomes real through us. Preacher: Tan Huai Tze Date: 20 September 2020

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action James demonstrates that faith that does not impact our lives isn't faith at all. Using examples from the Old Testament, he demonstrates that genuine, living faith reveals itself through deeds. Preacher: Aaron Akins Date: 27 September 2020

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action A mark of genuine and worthwhile religion is the ability to control our speech. But speech is a reflection of what's in our hearts. Therefore for our speech to be changed, our hearts must be changed by God through the Gospel. Preacher: 4 October 2020 Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action James tells us that there are two kinds of wisdom: the wisdom of the world and the wisdom from above. When we recognise that wisdom from above comes only by grace and we acknowledge our own lack of wisdom, we see that the sole way to get this wisdom is through faith in Jesus Christ, our true wisdom. Preacher: 11 October 2020 Date: Joel Sim

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action James shows us that the root causes of fights and quarrels in the church are the selfish desires in our hearts. This results in a broken relationship with people and with God. The only way to fix this is through humbling ourselves to receive God's grace. Preacher: 18 October 2020 Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action We give our money to what we love and what's important to us. Therefore, how we spend our money is an indicator of our love for God. James teaches us to use our wealth in light of the reality of our frailty, our responsibility to love and serve others, and our accountability before God to use our wealth well. Preacher: 25 October 2020 Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action James exhorts those going through dark times to be patient, to stand firm and to endure. They can because Jesus is coming again to punish the wicked and reward the righteous. Because of that, we can live in peace with one another, speak God's word to the world, and see God's purpose at work even in dark times. Preacher: 1 November 2020 Date: Tan Huai Tze

Join me as I talk with author James Grace.  When asked, "Who is James Grace? What makes you, you?" He replied... Born in Saskatchewan, I moved to northern Alberta at a young age where I met most of my really close friends who, to this day, still love and support me even when we don’t get a chance to speak for extended periods. I graduated and went to work in the oil sands right out of high school, earning great money and living the life I thought I was supposed to live. I met Rita when I was twenty-two and fell instantly in love. We married and started having kids, Jacob, Ryan, and Jimmy, who, along with my wife, began teaching me invaluable lessons—some hard, some easy, all necessary. Right around my forty- third birthday, as was always intended, I began to hear the lessons that were being offered, and my journey began.

Another random ambush call, but so great to catch up with childhood pal, Chicago-born actor/comedian JAMES GRACE as we reminisce about PAUL STANLEY's birthday in Milwaukee on the Asylum Tour, ACE FREHLEY's show last summer at the Arcada in St. Charles, the tried & true KISS Army recruitment process and discuss the Cubs / Marlins series, alas to no avail #KISS #AceFrehley #ChicagoCubs #KIsstorian #Chicago --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kisstorian/support

Part 1: Dr. Dororthy Weaever -The Devil's Love WebPart 2: James Grace - Under the May Day Tree

Part 1: Dr. Dororthy Weaever -The Devil's Love WebPart 2: James Grace - Under the May Day Tree

Many dealers participate in OEM digital marketing programs that require monthly reports to be submitted to get their co-cop reimbursements. These reports are tedious and often get neglected because of the daily fires that marketing managers have to put out.  Finally there is a low cost, high value solution to generate co-op reimbursement reports in just 2-3 minutes. Take a few minutes to listen to my conversation with James Grace and get all the money your dealership is due each month.

On the second episode of Love In Translation, ILY founder Erika Ramirez talks with Korean American entrepreneur and founder of ‘By Way of Us’ Sarah Kim James and her mother and Korean Women's Association Board Chair, Mrs. Grace Kim. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Asaph, with over 6 weeks since his last drink, shares his story… A link to the mentioned Russell Brand podcast episode with Gabor Maté.  Gratitude, what is it good for?... everything.  Gratitude is a topic that needs to be continually covered in recovery.  It’s a box in recovery that will never be checked, because it is ongoing.  How do we create a mindset of appreciation?  Apply some conscious attention to the things in your life that are there for you, whether it be people, or your left elbow.  Don’t take things or people for granted.  Remove or avoid the sources of negativity in your life.  Gratitude is good for our brains.  It positively stimulates the hypothalamus.  We can’t function without grace.  We are wired to be a grateful species.  It’s easy to be thankful for the good things in our lives, but what about the not so good times?  Gratitude can help us get through life’s challenges.  In fact, we can even become thankful for them.  Challenges and obstacles become our teachers and often send us on paths we wouldn’t always go down on our own.  We can, and must, find joy in everything.  SHOW NOTES   [11:58] Paul Introduces Asaph. Asaph is 37 years old from Windsor, Ontario.  Sober for over 6 weeks.   He was raised in a cult called “The Children of God”.  He lived in India, and had 5 children.  He and the wife split, and that’s when he began to drink heavily.  He’s a waiter, though he pursues art as a professional career.      [16:15] Give us a little background about your drinking. He began to hit the bottle hard when his marriage fell apart.  He was around age 31 when he had his first drink.  He left the cult around 28.  He remembers alcohol being a guide, allowing him to be himself.  When he explored recovery, he learned that he had a lot in common with other people.  He tried to moderate, etc.  He would black out and swear that he would never drink again.  He found himself going against his word.    [23:13] Did you experience a rock bottom moment? He feels that he had many.  He realized that rock bottom was a moment when one decides that enough is enough.    [25:20] How did you finally end up quitting? His sister helped him sign up for rehab.  She convinced him that he had a problem.  He had many relapses.  He realizes that he can learn from them.    [30:30] What are some of the lessons you have learned in relapse? We need one person to be 100% vulnerable and honest with.  He needed to get out of his own head a bit.  He finds it spreads into other relationships as well.    [32:45] What is a typical day in your recovery look like? He listens to recovery podcasts.  He enjoys Cafe RE.  He recognizes when he wants to feel isolated. His default setting is alone.  He needs human contact to keep a more positive perspective.    [35:51] Have you figured out why you drank? It was his default coping mechanism for everything.   [37:10] What have you learned about yourself in recovery? His recovery is directly connected to his entering the public world.  Drinking became the way he discovered the outside world.  He wants to get his business up and running.  He feels like he can do anything that he puts his mind to.    [39:40] Have you had any cravings and what do you if they appear? He believes cravings don’t last more than 20 minutes.  They used to paralyze him because he thought they were forever.      [40:50] Rapid Fire Round What was your worst memory from drinking? Woke up half drunk and he knew that he was powerless to a bottle of vodka by his bed. Did you ever have an “oh-shit” moment? When he lost his driver’s license.  He looked back in hindsight and he realized that something worse could have happened.  The moment was gradual.  What’s your plan moving forward? He will continue to do what works.  He uses Cafe RE.  He wants to surround himself with people and books that continue to inspire him.  What’s your favorite resource in recovery? A million little pieces by James Grace.  Black Castle.  My Fair Junkie.  What’s the best advice you’ve ever received (on sobriety)? The idea that you can put the shovel down whenever you want to. What parting piece of guidance can you give listeners who are in recovery or thinking about quitting drinking? If you relate to a lot of the bullet points when you google what a alcoholism is like, you probably have a drinking problem.  You might be an alcoholic if… “.. you are drinking in the middle of the night because you feel you can’t go without it.”   Resources mentioned in this episode: Connect with Cafe RE- Use the promo code OPPORTUNITY for your first month free Sobriety Tracker iTunes Sobriety Tracker Android Russell Brand Podcast - the mentioned episode with Gabor Maté Sober Selfies! - Send your Sober Selfie and your Success Story to info@recoveryelevator.com     “We took the elevator down, we gotta take the stairs back up, we can do this!”  

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Subject: James, Faith That Works Series Speaker or Performer: Pastor Doug Ellison Scripture Passage(s): James 2:20-26 Date of Delivery: June 17, 2018 Week 6 in series: James, Faith That WorksPaul vs James / Grace vs WorksIconic FaithFaith Honored ForeverMemory Verse for the week - You see that faith was active together with his works, and by works, faith was made complete. James 2:22 (CSB)

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Fine Music Radio — or the next week from 21 – 25 November, Pieter Toerien’s Theatre On The Bay will be bathed in the sounds, rhythms and colours of Spain with the show “Recuerdos”. Acclaimed guitarist James Grace in association with Carli Spanish Dance Productions will be performing and there will be stunning underwater photography and videos forming an exotic backdrop to the music and dancing. James grace, who has just released a new CD, will be Rodney Trudgeon’s guest on People of Note this week to talk about the show and the world of the guitar. People of Note is broadcast on Sunday evening just after the 6pm news with a repeat on Sunday just after the 1pm news.

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Angie DeNicholas - One on One Denise Dimin feat. Rachel Williams - Easier and Easier Maayan Lieberman - You Got What I Want Jill Detroit - You're the One Karen Marrolli - Hitch Your Wagon writers Eileen Bluestone Sherman & Gail C Bluestone - Perfect Pictures feat. Lillias White Chris & Jenny James - The Love We Share Grace Garland - Tits and Toes For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Gladys Padron at: Visit our Sponsor Jenny Nicole at: Visit our Sponsor Bluestones Sisters, Perfect Picture at:"Perfect Picture" the Musical:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Angie DeNicholas - One on One Denise Dimin feat. Rachel Williams - Easier and Easier Maayan Lieberman - You Got What I Want Jill Detroit - You're the One Karen Marrolli - Hitch Your Wagon writers Eileen Bluestone Sherman & Gail C Bluestone - Perfect Pictures feat. Lillias White Chris & Jenny James - The Love We Share Grace Garland - Tits and Toes For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Gladys Padron at: Visit our Sponsor Jenny Nicole at: Visit our Sponsor Bluestones Sisters, Perfect Picture at:"Perfect Picture" the Musical:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Angie DeNicholas - One on One Denise Dimin feat. Rachel Williams - Easier and Easier Maayan Lieberman - You Got What I Want Jill Detroit - You're the One Karen Marrolli - Hitch Your Wagon writers Eileen Bluestone Sherman & Gail C Bluestone - Perfect Pictures feat. Lillias White Chris & Jenny James - The Love We Share Grace Garland - Tits and Toes For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Gladys Padron at: Visit our Sponsor Jenny Nicole at: Visit our Sponsor Bluestones Sisters, Perfect Picture at:"Perfect Picture" the Musical:

Improviser James Grace (Curb Your Enthusiasm, Reno 911!) stops by Studio 309 and discusses learning improv from Del Close, leaving Los Angeles to live in Kauai, and more! Info, photos, links, et cetera -- http://boxangeles.com/101

James Grace (Super Troopers, Beerfest, Slammin' Salmon) is the Artistic & Managing Director of the ioWest Theater in LA and an old friend of Kevin & Steve.  They talk about behind the scenes at the ioWest, the origins of the theater, Del Close, Reading Glasses,  Super Troopers, AC/DC, The Brady Bunch,  The Cubs & Blackhawks, Ripping Jay Chandrasekhar AND Lemme gets an Improv Lesson.  Enjoy the Chew!

Today on ADD Comedy with Dave Razowsky, we’re re-releasing our interview with screenwriter Kay Cannon to celebrate the release of her film, “Pitch Perfect 2,” the sequel to her wildly successful "Pitch Perfect." Kay, a writer on “30 Rock," is so smart and funny and honest and inspiring, that it’s no wonder that her first film made over $60 million dollars domestically. We talk about “Pitch Perfect’s” journey to inception, Rebel Wilson’s kindness (which lead to her being cast), and Kay’s part in "30 Rock’s" most expensive joke. Recorded at the LA Scripted Comedy Festival at iO West in Los Angeles. Thanks to James Grace and crew!

Kay Cannon is an Emmy-nominated writer and producer, who was a staff writer on “30 Rock,” and “New Girl.” Kay also was a producer on Tina Fey and Amy Poehler’s film “Baby Mama” and she wrote the screenplay for “Pitch Perfect.” She’s currently writing the sequel, “Pitch Perfect 2.” On location at iO West’s “LA Scripted Comedy Festival,” with special thanks going out to James Grace and the iO West crew.

Mo Gaffney. Mo has been in the films “Happy, Texas,” "Drop Dead Gorgeous,” and “Other People’s Money,” and with her comedy partner Kathy Najimy has done two Obie-winning off-Broadway shows, “The Kathy and Mo Show: Parallel Lives" and “The Kathy and Mo Show: The Dark Side." Both were shown on HBO and Comedy Central. On location at iO West’s “LA Scripted Comedy Festival” in Hollywood. Special thanks to James Grace and the iO Crew.

Jill-Michele Melean. Jill was a cast member of “Madtv,” has starred on “Reno 911,” and is on Nickelodeon’s “Big Time Rush.” On location at iO West’s “LA Scripted Comedy Festival,” with special thanks going out to James Grace and the iO West crew.

Loretta Fox. Loretta has been in Will Farrell’s “Blades of Glory,” “Parks and Recreation,” “Seinfeld,” “That ‘70s Show,” and “Mr. Show with Bob and David.” She was also a cast member of Theatre A-Go-Go’s “Valley of the Dolls.” On location at iO West’s “LA Scripted Comedy Festival” in Hollywood. Special thanks to James Grace and the iO Crew.

Echo Kellum. Echo has been in “Ben and Kate,” “Sean Saves the World” starring Sean Hayes, "Key and Peele,” and “Rick and Morty,” created by Dan Harmon of “Community." Recorded on location at the The Loft at the LA Scripted Comedy Festival at iO West in Hollywood. Special thanks to James Grace and his staff at iO West!!!!!!!

On today’s episode Dave interviews Actor James Grace. James has appeared in many films including Beerfest and Super Troopers and is also currently the Artistic Director at IO West. .        A.D.D. Comedy welcomes James Grace!