Podcast appearances and mentions of James Sanders

As our centennial series continues, James Sanders, architect, author, filmmaker, and co-writer with Ric Burns of the PBS series "New York: A Documentary Film" and its companion volume, New York: An Illustrated History (Knopf, 2021) and the author of Celluloid Skyline: New York and the Movies (Knopf, 2001), talks about the New York seen in films since the beginning of movie-making. 

James Sanders from Rockwell Brewery, and 4 time Soccer Dad guest Jason Glover, joined to chat all things soccer and more. James talks about his own experience navigating the landscape with his son, an academy level player, that made the choice to go the H.S. route, that ended up netting him a State Championship with St. Louis University High! In addition we talk about the Rockwell beer garden, it's pizza, beer, and other SUPER important topics!!! #soccer #beer #parenthood #pizza #academy #StLouis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Assemblymember Phil Steck, Senator James Sanders, and various economic and social justice groups held a news conference in front of the NY Stock Exchange on Wednesday April 23 to call for the state to stop rebating the Stock Transfer Tax and instead devote the estimated $15 billion annually to essential government services. As. Steck discusses the matter with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Send us a textJoin our host, Dr. Grant Hogue, for a discussion with Dr. James Sanders about his article in the Spine Deformity Journal, titled “Human spinal height growth: a description of normal spine growth patterns and adult spine height prediction from a longitudinal cohort.” Find the article here.*The Scoliosis Research Society (SRS) podcast is aimed at delivering the most current and trusted information to clinicians that care for patients with scoliosis and other spinal conditions. From news in the world of spinal conditions, to discussions with thought leaders in the field, we aim to provide up-to-date, quality information that will impact the daily practice of spinal conditions.

Some recruitment founder stories end with an exit.This one starts with it falling apart.On this week's episode of The RAG Podcast, I am joined by James SandersJames built PSR Solutions from his bedroom to:£65M turnover200+ staffMultiple acquisitions4 specialist brandsThen came an unexpected call:£3M due. 7 days to pay.But some key lessons came from all of this and in this powerful episode, James candidly shares:The rise of PSR Solutions from a startup in 2005 to a business with 200+ employees and four brands.The challenges of navigating financial turmoil, including going into administration with £3M in debt.Hard-earned lessons on leadership, adaptability, and resilience during the toughest times.The importance of building strong client relationships, fostering team loyalty, and investing in personal well-being.How James is rebuilding and looking ahead with a renewed focus on growth and stability.This candid conversation dives into the highs and lows of running a recruitment business, offering valuable insights for entrepreneurs navigating challenges in any industry.Chapters00:00 Introduction to PSR Solutions and James Sanders' Journey02:49 Early Career and Transition to Recruitment06:14 Branch Management and Leadership Style09:09 The Decision to Start PSR Solutions12:05 The First Year of Business and Initial Challenges15:00 Building a Brand and Establishing Reputation17:52 Growth and Expansion of PSR Solutions20:47 Navigating Challenges and Market Changes24:10 Leadership Changes and Strategic Decisions27:03 COVID-19 Impact on Business Operations43:12 Navigating the Pandemic: Building Loyalty and Transparency45:08 Strategic Acquisitions: Expanding into Healthcare47:33 Innovating Through Technology: The Birth of Novello51:20 Challenges in FinTech: The Impact of Market Changes56:30 Crisis Management: Facing Financial Turmoil01:01:56 Rebuilding After Administration: A New Beginning01:08:24 Stability and Future Growth: Lessons Learned---------------------------------------------------------------------------Episode Sponsor: AtlasYour memory isn't perfect. So Atlas remembers everything for you. Atlas is an end-to-end recruitment platform built for the AI generation. It automates your admin so you can focus on the business tasks that matter. How many conversations do you have every day? With clients. Candidates. Your team. Service providers.Now how many of those conversations can you recall with 100% accuracy? How many hours a week do you spend making notes to try and retain as much as possible? And how much is still getting lost along the way? Traditional CRM systems weren't built for the type of recruitment business you're running right now. They were built to rely on the structured, tagged, categorised, and formal data you could feed it. Manual processes that needed you to input specific information, based on specific questions and answers. But what about all the other conversations you're having every single day? Atlas isn't an ATS or a CRM. It's an Intelligent Business Platform that helps you perform 10X better than you could on your own. How? By removing all your low value tasks, acting as your perfect memory, and providing highly relevant recommendations to impact your performance. Learn more about the power of Atlas – and take advantage of the exclusive offer for The RAG listeners – by visiting

James Sanders, owner of Titan Roofing, describes his trip to deliver supplies to western North Carolina. A preview of the high school football weekend and your calls and texts on Anything Goes Friday. 

As Executive Function coaches, we often talk about how working on Executive Function skills is really an act of building self-confidence. Learning to be confident in yourself and believing you can get through the hard stuff is the key to trying new things, reaching your goals, and truly making a lasting difference in all areas of life. We work hard to build this confidence in our clients, just as my guest today does with his college students. James Sanders the third is a professor of public speaking and interpersonal communication at Fayetteville Technical Community College in North Carolina. He joined me to share how teaching public speaking has shown him how students can truly blossom when they step outside of their comfort zone. I'll let him tell you more about the work he does, but this man is making positive change happen wherever he goes. We talked about the importance of community, of trusting yourself, and saying yes to the scary things that are a stepping stone towards reaching your goals. In addition to being interesting to talk to and an inspiring ray of sunshine,

In this episode, we welcome Tony Wisniewski. Tony is the Sr. Marketing Manager for Cinematography and Photography divisions at ZEISS. Having supported creatives in both communities for many years, he has his pulse on the latest movements in each market. In our chat, we hear Tony's backstory, career evolution into the world of optics, and all about the latest products from ZEISS — including their solutions for Virtual Production. In addition, we hear his predictions for the filmmaking industry for the second half of 2024 and into next year.The Making Of is presented by AJA Video Systems.Uplevel your pipeline with AJA's latest updatesFrom color management to IP video, data management, and beyond, media production pipelines are rapidly evolving. Stay ahead of the curve with AJA's latest technology updates for production and post pros, including a new ColorBox release with ACES support and other great improvements, to new Desktop software features, and beyond. Find out more hereBrendan Steacy ASC, CSC Shoots CSC-Nominated "Rabbit Hole" with ZEISS Supreme Prime Lenses, Creating a Visual MasterpieceBrendan Steacy ASC, CSC, a virtuoso of visual language, trusted ZEISS Supreme Primes once again. Read the full interview on the ZEISS Lenspire blog to find out how he achieved the modern visual aesthetic that complements the film's cyber-spy-privacy-invasive narrative. Read hereFrom our Friends at Videoguys…V-RAPTOR® [X] 8K VV combines the strengths of RED's two families of cameras into one powerful all-purpose workhorse. The frame rates, lowlight performance, and resolution of the V-RAPTOR® line combined with the global shutter advancements of KOMODO®, the V-RAPTOR [X] 8K VV sensor is the culmination of the latest advancements in digital cinema image making. Using RED's newest 8K VV sensor, V-RAPTOR [X] leverages the benefits and flexibility of large format, global shutter, high framerate, 8K acquisition, all inside of a compact and feature rich body weighing just over 4lbs.Browse hereUpcoming Event: Cine Gear Expo | Burbank, CACine Gear Expo features exhibits, new product and service introductions, complimentary seminars led by industry leaders, masterclasses, a film competition, and awards ceremony. From June 6-9th, the LA Expo will be held at the historic Warner Bros Studios in Burbank, CA.A fitting backdrop for the Cine Gear industry trade show, visitors can enjoy outdoor booths on Warner Bros Midwest and French Streets, former home to The Music Man, Bonnie and Clyde, and “Gilmore Girls”. Simultaneously, The Friends and Young Sheldon Stages will house indoor booths filled with the latest tech from popular equipment vendors. Warner's full-service facility also offers state-of-the-art venues like the Steven J. Ross Theatre to accommodate Cine Gear's hallmark Film Competition, Screening Series, and Presentations.Free registration hereFeatured Film Festival: Mallorca International Film FestivalJoin us at the 13th edition of the Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival, celebrating the art of cinema in all its diversity! This year marks the 3rd edition of our Cinematography Focus, highlighting the visual storytelling mastery behind the lens. Immerse yourself in a world of creativity through screenings, workshops and networking events on the picturesque island of Mallorca. Come be a part of the evolving narrative of filmmaking. Visit us hereFeatured Book:Scenes from the City: Filmmaking in New YorkScenes from the City: Filmmaking in New York is a celebration of the rise of New York-shot films, particularly after the Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting was formed in 1966. This revised and expanded edition, edited by James Sanders, includes a new decade of filmmaking in NYC, a section on women filmmakers and rare, behind-the-scenes shots directly from studio archives. It also explores the recent growth of the City's television industry with more episodic series being produced in New York City now than ever before. Today's the City's entertainment industry employs 130,000 New Yorkers and contributes more than $7 billion to the local economy each year. Check it out herePodcast Rewind:May 2024 - Ep. 31…The Making Of is published by Michael Valinsky.If interested in promoting your products to over 14,500 leading film, TV and video industry pros reading this newsletter, please email us: mvalinsky@me.com Get full access to The Making Of at themakingof.substack.com/subscribe

ETHNIC HERITAGE ENSEMBLE OPEN ME, A HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS OF SOUND AND SPIRIT Chicago, IL, July, 2023 – Chicago, IL, July, 2023Barundi, Compared to whatCorey Wilkes (tp,perc) Alex Harding (bar) James Sanders (vln,viola) Ishmael Ali (cello) Kahil El'Zabar (perc,voice,comp,arr) BUD SHANK AND HIS BRAZILIAN FRIENDS Los Angeles, c. 1965Sausalito, Minha saudade, Samba do aviao, Um abraco no bonfa, Sambou, sambou, Tristesa em minBud Shank (as) Joao Donato (p) Rosinha de Valenca (g) Sebastiao Neto (b) Chico Batera (d) YUSEF LATEEF INTO SOMETHING Englewood Cliffs, N.J., December 29, 1961Water pistol (bh out), Rasheed (2,4), P. Continue reading Puro Jazz 18 abril 2024 at PuroJazz.

ETHNIC HERITAGE ENSEMBLE OPEN ME, A HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS OF SOUND AND SPIRIT Chicago, IL, July, 2023 – Chicago, IL, July, 2023Barundi, Compared to whatCorey Wilkes (tp,perc) Alex Harding (bar) James Sanders (vln,viola) Ishmael Ali (cello) Kahil El'Zabar (perc,voice,comp,arr) BUD SHANK AND HIS BRAZILIAN FRIENDS Los Angeles, c. 1965Sausalito, Minha saudade, Samba do aviao, Um abraco no bonfa, Sambou, sambou, Tristesa em minBud Shank (as) Joao Donato (p) Rosinha de Valenca (g) Sebastiao Neto (b) Chico Batera (d) YUSEF LATEEF INTO SOMETHING Englewood Cliffs, N.J., December 29, 1961Water pistol (bh out), Rasheed (2,4), P. Continue reading Puro Jazz 18 abril 2024 at PuroJazz.

We're excited to release our third episode of Poor Man's Podcast Spaced Out.  On Spaced Out, Chris Hopper sits down with science communicator James Sanders to discuss a variety of topics relating to space and astronomy.  James specializes in cosmology and astrophysics.  The goal of the show is to learn about space in a way that is easy to understand even if you don't know anything about the subject.  This show is for anyone, regardless of prior knowledge.Some of the topics they talk about are: Types of eclipses Lunar eclipse vs solar eclipse Eclipse causing a red moon Why is this upcoming eclipse is special? Total eclipse vs partial eclipse What is the corona during an eclipse Dangers of looking at an eclipse Path of the upcoming eclipse We are living in the best time to view an eclipse What got us interested in science? The importance of questioning everything Real galaxy and nebula photos vs edited photos and artist renditions We can only infer what the Milky Way galaxy looks like from within Nukes from the moon "Poor Man's" way to view the eclipse if you don't have special glasses Importance of a solar filter while taking pictures  CERN micro black holes Check out a show at the Peirce Planetarium in Clarion "Thanks for listening!"Be sure to check out James' website Fly Science:https://flyscience.netAll things Poor Man's Podcast:https://linktr.ee/Poormanspodcast

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Millions of us use fitness tracker watches to count how many steps we take each day - they also claim to tell us how we're sleeping and how stressed we are, as well as a host of other metrics. But how accurate are they - and are they the best thing since Sliced Bread? We've had loads of requests from you to look into fitness trackers. So with multiple watches on each arm, Greg's being put through his paces at Loughborough University under the watchful eye of Dr James Sanders, senior research associate in digital health for lifestyle.PRESENTER: GREG FOOT PRODUCER: TOM MOSELEY

Millions of us use fitness tracker watches to count how many steps we take each day - they also claim to tell us how we're sleeping and how stressed we are, as well as a host of other metrics. But how accurate are they - and are they the best thing since Sliced Bread? We've had loads of requests from you to look into fitness trackers. So with multiple watches on each arm, Greg's being put through his paces at Loughborough University under the watchful eye of Dr James Sanders, senior research associate in digital health for lifestyle.PRESENTER: GREG FOOT PRODUCER: TOM MOSELEY

On the dawn of our fourth season, your hosts recap their favorite ‘casts of 2023, a live dramatic reading of Unfrozen's 2023 Spotify Wrapped stats, and get on and off the soapbox as we stare down the barrel of 2024. -- Intro/Outro: “Trying Not to Think About Time,” by The Futureheads -- Discussed: -       Unfrozen's 2023 Spotify Wrapped Stats: o  Most Popular Episode: “Show Me the Bodies” with Peter Apps o  Most Shared Episode: “Untimely Meditations, Virtual Repatriations,” with Era Merkuri and Martin Gjoleka + Chidi Nwaubani -       After School Newsletter by Casey Lewis -       Unfrozen's Favorites of 2023: o  Attending the Venice Biennale during previews, including Sir Peter Cook's assertion that, while at their event and on their payroll, NEOM would be less than half-built and eventually devolve into shantytowns o  “Moving the Monolith, Speed-Running the Follies,” with Andreea Ion Cojocaru and Nick Kauffman o  “The Atlas of Space Rocket Launch Sites,” with Brian Harvey and Gurbir Singh. Greg was channeling Geoff Manaugh's BLDGBLOG o  “Smaller Cities in a Shrinking World,” with Alan Mallach o  “Renewing the Dream” with James Sanders   ---     2024 Doomscroll: o  NEOM meets the Metaverse at Aquellum + Zaha Hadid's Minas Morgul tower, Discovery at Trojena o  You won't have Charlie Munger to kick around anymore o  CES is underway, and so is the metaverse rebranding o  Apple Vision Pro o  Meta Wayfarer Ray-Bans o  Want work? You need to kneel before the PIF o  Are architects and engineers really building the future for Saudi's young? Or are they just taking the money and running? ---       Half the world's population will vote in 2024 -       No election scheduled in Canada, but in 2025, things are looking topsy-turvy: o  Canada is “three NIMBYs in a trenchcoat” right now o  Households now owe more in mortgage debt than Canada's entire GDP o  Pierre Poilievre and the Canadian Conservatives seem to be the only ones taking the housing crisis seriously, and the kids are listening o  CHMC can't just straight-up build affordable housing – why? ---      But it's good real estate vibes in the US once rates get cut... Freedom Cities      California Forever -       You can build it – but who will insure it? -       Will San Francisco exit its doom loop in 2024? What cities will pull ahead? o  Gensler doubles down in its hometown + Shvo to the rescue at the Transamerica Pyramid -       Greg draws a picture of the work-from-home, AI-driven, obesity-drug-taking hellscape called America -       People are competing for walkable urbanism everywhere because we can't seem to build any new housing -       Could consumer branding of residential real estate boost housing construction? o  Welcome to the Neighborhood! Wall Street Designed It o  Culdesac– build-to-rent walkable urbanism in Tempe, AZ o  WeWork's Adam Neumann starts Flow -       Dead mall resurrections -       Easton Town Center, Columbus -       Retrofitting Suburbia, Ellen Dunham Jones and June Williamson   -- Engagements Preview 2024:    “Don't Believe the Hype: Cities are Alive and Well,” University of Maryland Baltimore, 22 February     “Using Augmented Reality to Drive Inclusive City Development,” SXSW, Austin, 10 March     Smart City Expo USA, New York, 22-23 May       CTBUH International Conference, London and Paris, 23-27 September

James Sanders edited Renewing the Dream: The Mobility Revolution and the Future of Los Angeles, out now from Rizzoli. With contributions from Nik Karalis, Frances Anderton, Mark Valliantos and Unfrozen's own Greg Lindsay, the book explores the forces behind the change in the mobility landscape of the most famously car-centric city on Earth. Through design provocations and disciplined research, Sanders and the authors see the city on the edge of a mobility revolution, already manifesting in the largest rail-transit-building campaign in America since World War II, that could soon see its dozens of square miles of surface parking and 1,500 gas stations converted to “higher and better” uses, including housing and public space around far less-consumptive electric-vehicle charging stations. -- Intro: “Low Rider,” by War -- Discussed: -          James Sanders: Celluloid Skyline: New York and the Movies: 2001, Knopf New York: A Documentary Film with Ric Burns, 1999 -          Donald Shoup -          Woods Bagot & Renewing the Dream -          John Rossant & CoMOTION -          Christopher Hawthorne -          Party time on the Expo Line -          The California courtyard apartment complex & bungalow court -          Courtyard Housing in Los Angeles, by Stefanos Polyzoides, Roger Sherwood and James Tice. Photos by Julius Shulman -          Who Framed Roger Rabbit? -          Chinatown -          La La Land -          California transit-oriented development legislation and funding -          LA's transit-oriented communities program -          Tesla LED drive-in Upcoming readings/bookstore appearances: -          Book Soup, West Hollywood, CA:              1/5 -          The Skyscraper Museum, New York:        1/23 -- Outro: “L.A. Woman” by the Doors

We're excited to announce our new show, Poor Man's Podcast Spaced Out.  On Spaced Out, Chris Hopper sits down with science communicator James Sanders to discuss a variety of topics relating to space and astronomy.  James specializes in cosmology and astrophysics.  The goal of the show is to learn about space in a way that is easy to understand even if you don't know anything about the subject.  This show is for anyone, regardless of prior knowledge.In Episode 1, Chris and James discuss black holes. Some of the topics they talk about are: What is a black hole? How are they formed? Does their size fluctuate? The shape of a black hole Is a wormhole possible? Do biases get in the way during research? Christopher Nolan's Interstellar How does time change closer to a black hole? Time dilation due to speed Can we see the past if we look far enough away? Could there be a man made black hole? Does time exist inside of a black hole? Do black holes move? "Thanks for listening!"Be sure to check out James' website Fly Science:https://flyscience.netAll things Poor Man's Podcast:https://linktr.ee/Poormanspodcast

This program originally aired on October 17, 2022: On today's edition of Bring It On!, hosts, Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell speak with William Hosea, Alonzo Johnson, Jim Mitchell, and James Sanders about how it is to live as black men in the United States. Credits: Today's hosts are Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell. Bring …

In 2003, something almost unthinkable happened at City Hall when Brooklyn Councilman James Davis was killed by an assassin in the chambers of the City Council. The shooting sent shockwaves across the city, with New Yorkers stunned that a murder could occur in the building, which is heavily guarded by police.   To reflect on Davis' legacy on this week's podcast, NY1's Errol Louis is joined by New York City Mayor Eric Adams, Davis' brother Geoffrey and three people who were inside City Hall on that fateful afternoon: state Sen. James Sanders (who was then a city councilman), Democratic consultant Lupe Todd-Medina and former NY1 political reporter Michael Scotto. They also discuss Davis' impact on Brooklyn politics and what his future might have been. Join the conversation, weigh in on Twitter using the hashtag #NY1YouDecide or give us a call at 212-379-3440 and leave a message. Or send an email to YourStoryNY1@charter.com

Dr James Lokken joins Ethics Talk to discuss his article, coauthored with Drs Thong Lee, Emily Mauer, Christopher Wagner, James Sanders, and Michael Oldani: “How Rohingya Language Educational Videos Help Improve Refugee Interprofessional Health Service Delivery in Milwaukee” Recorded Feb 3, 2023.  Read the full article for free at JournalOfEthics.org

March 15, 2023 - Senate Banks Committee Chair James Sanders, a Queens Democrat, responds to the state takeover of a New York-charter bank, considers how this intervention could have been prevented and discusses the possibility of public banks for municipalities.

You might have already heard the big news: PCN joined PSR group.  This week, Morten Laufer, head of PCN DACH, hosts this podcast and interviews Rogier Rouppe van der Voort, CEO of PCN, along with James Sanders, managing director at PSR group, and David Berks, group development director at PSR group. PCN and PSR group will interact and contribute to each other for a better business, aimed at setting a new recruitment standard in the industry. Tune in and find out more about the reasons behind this investment, the people behind it and their stories.

This is a rebroadcast from October 24, 2022: On today's edition of Bring It On!, hosts, Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell speak with William Hosea, Alonzo Johnson, Jim Mitchell, and James Sanders about black men's everyday contributions to the well-being of society and how they are shaping America's future based upon the positive values that …

On today's edition of Bring It On!, hosts, Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell speak with William Hosea, Alonzo Johnson, Jim Mitchell, and James Sanders about how it is to live as a black men in the United States. Credits: Today's hosts are Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell. Bring It On!'s Executive Producer is Clarence Boone. …

On today's edition of Bring It On!, hosts, Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell speak with William Hosea, Alonzo Johnson, Jim Mitchell, and James Sanders about black men's everyday contributions to the well-being of society and how they are shaping America's future based upon the positive values that black men all share. Credits: Today's hosts are …

James Sanders, architect, author, filmmaker, and co-writer with Ric Burns of the eight part PBS series, "New York: A Documentary Film" and its companion volume, New York: An Illustrated History (Knopf, 2021), talks about the exhibition at Grand Central Terminal his studio produced and designed - to honor the centennial of the Regional Plan Association - called The Constant Future: A Century of the Regional Plan.→ The Constant Future: A Century of the Regional Plan will free and open to the public be through October 24th at Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall.

Most of us are very privileged when it comes to healthcare. We expect not only to get better from whatever ails us, but that we have easily accessible care equipped with all the necessary medicines, diagnostic tools, and staff. Unfortunately, many parts of the world have much less in the way of healthcare!  Dr. James Sanders is a global health expert having practiced in setting such as Zambia, The Republic of Georgia, and Southeast Asia among other locations. In this episode, Dr. Sanders shares his insights on what preventive care, or just medical care in general, looks like in various parts of the world and the lessons he applied from his travels to his care as a local physician. This episode is fully of many stories so make sure to listen to the whole thing! Dr. Sander's doesn't have social media! Show Notes Can you tell us a little bit about your career and why you were interested in global health at a time it wasn't really popular? What does preventive medicine mean to you? What is the MPH degree, why did you get it on top of the MD, and how did you utilize it during your career? Given the vast differences in resources, what are the biggest differences in care when it comes to the wealthy and the poor? Many people say that those who are poor have worse health because of personal choices, is this the case? What does healthcare look like in a country like Zambia which did not have a family medicine training program until your arrival? Many of our listeners might not even know what that looks like! In the united states we talk about preventive medicine from a very privileged position largely with nutrition, exercise, yearly checkups, etc. What does preventive medicine look like in a country with lesser resources such as The Republic of Georgia? How do impoverished populations differ in other parts of the world than in the united states? What lessons have you learned during your career as a clinician that are guiding your decisions now on the insurance side of things? If someone asked you how to get healthy while you were waiting for your coffee at starbucks, what would you tell them in 2 minutes? Join our Mailing List HERE: Mailchimp

In today's episode, Tom discusses the vast span of New York history with filmmakers and authors Ric Burns and James Sanders, creators of "New York: A Documentary Film".In our episode, we discuss the 8-part documentary (which aired on PBS in installments in 1999, 2001 and 2003) and its newly updated companion book, "New York: An Illustrated History" (Knopf, 2021). We cover the guiding themes of New York's story, the greatest events and characters, and the challenges Burns and Sanders faced as they covered 9/11 and, for the final installments, COVID and other current events.

This week I tried something new.  My version of a minisode.  Check out the 3, that's right 3, different stories I tell you today.  Come hear all about Valerie Rosario,  Ibrahima Diouf and James Sanders.  Each of their stories go back to never knowing who you're talking to when interacting online.

James Sanders aka Sanders is a Musician from Mpls, MN. He has played for numerous acts such aEstyria and A Moment Without   Support the Podcast by clicking SUBSCRIBE OR Join the Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/jaredsingerlive Sponsor(s): https://www.MarcoVcigars.com https://www.tone-vault.com/JSE Promo Code: 15SINGER https://www.shooterlube.com Promo Code: SINGER https://www.wehost.wernerelements.com Promo Code: SINGER

The number one thing that most business owners today are going to ignore are their vendor agreements, observes https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-sanders-esquire/ (James Sanders) of https://mpl-law.com/ (MPL Law Firm LLP).One topical area that most people ignore to their detriment are Force Majeure clauses in their agreements which specify the rights and obligations of the parties when an "act of God" happens. War, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and pandemics can all be covered or not. Whether you have to deliver and pay or have an out in a contract can be determined by how that part of your contract is drafted. James points out that contracts are legal agreements and how they are drafted and the words that are used matter greatly, particularly when one of the parties decides things are unfair after it is signed. While many think they have insurance to cover unforeseen incidents, many times the insurance won't cover or has an exclusion. James advocates that business owners should consider a yearly attorney review of all of their business agreements as a cheap extension of your business insurance. Show highlights 02:27 Why business interruption insurance won't cover damages from pandemics 04:25 Force Majeure - what is it and why you should care 06:19 How a business owner should think about vendor management 08:00 Benefits to a business from properly managing their vendor agreements 10:37 3 steps to implementing an effective vendor management system 11:35 Learn about James and MPL Law. Email James at JSanders@MPL-Law.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/kingley/ (Connect with Jay) Email Jay at jay.kingley@centricityb2b.com https://bit.ly/3u0pBMO (Sign up) for a free one hour workshop called Start Attracting Your Ideal Clients In 5 Easy Steps. The workshop will show you how to tap into the 80% of demand for what you do that is not available to your competitors at up to 20% higher margins where your clients will see you as the only qualified person to turn to for help.  This predictable flow of clients that seek you out for your insight and guidance will increase your confidence, allow you to focus on doing what you do best which is serving your clients, and give you the financial returns your business is capable of generating.

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, October 1, 2021 - "Joy Through Peace*" Philippians 4:1-9

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, September 5, 2021 -"Joy in Prayer*" Philippians 1:1-11

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, August 29, 2021 -"What Is Life About*" Ecclesiastes 12:1-14

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, August 22, 2021 -" Facing Death*" Ecclesiastes 9:1-10

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, August 15, 2021 -" Where is the Balance*" Ecclesiastes 7:11-22

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, August 8, 2021 -" Why Listen*" Ecclesiastes 4:13-5:7

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, August 1, 2021 - "What Time Is It?*" Ecclesiastes 3:1-15

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, July 25, 2021 - "What's the Use?" Ecclesiastes 1:12-15; 2:18-26

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, July 11, 2021 - "Power Displayed" Job 40:1-14

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, July 4, 2021 - "Justice Sought*" Job 36:8-23

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, June 27, 2021 - "Wisdom Gained*" Job 28: 12-28

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, June 20, 2021 - "Redemption Found*" Job 19:19-29

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, May 13, 2021 - "Hope Defined*" Job 14:1=4

Life Group Lesson for Sunday,June 6, 2021 - "Faith Tested*" Job 1:8-22

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, May 30, 2021 - "Commissions*" Luke 24:36-49

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, May 23, 2021 - "Revealed*" Luke 24:18-31

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, May 16, 2021 - "Sacrificed*" Luke 23:33-46

Life Group Lesson for Sunday, April 18, 2021 - "Denied*" Luke 22:54-62

Quantum computing holds tremendous potential, is the subject of a lot of tech speculation and can be strange and puzzling. Dr. Owen Rogers, research director for the 451 Research digital economics unit and the founder of our Quantum Center of Excellence and James Sanders, research analyst for differentiated silicon and quantum computing, join host Eric Hanselman to discuss where quantum computing is today and what organizations should be considering about its impacts, from qubits to encryption. Learn more: spglobal.com/nextintech