Podcasts about jareds

It's Chit Chat Wednesday on The JTrain Podcast, and Jared welcomes back fan-favorite and fellow rant enthusiast Nathan Macintosh. The two comedians dive headfirst into a swirl of hilarious grievances, from subway etiquette and garbage man envy to the terrifying rise of AI and shrinking studio spaces at ESPN. Jared plugs Nathan's stand-up special Down with Tech, and they unpack how some of its dire warnings are already coming true. They explore everything from creative fulfillment and universal basic income to why dating apps were built for nerds, not charmers. Then, they debut a brand-new segment: Worst Five - kicking it off with the worst male names (sorry, Jareds, Blakes, and Julians). Expect quick wit, sharp takes, and just the right amount of outrage. It's a perfectly chaotic episode of insight, complaint, and comedy.Support the podcast by supporting our sponsors!Support the show and get 10% off your Hero Bread order. Use code JTRAIN at https://www.hero.co

In the second hour, DVD discuss the Alledge Victims lawyers comments on the L'Jarius Sneed situation. They gave their reaction and the listeners as well. 

He clawed out of Jareds mind --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/waoddcast/support

Roy Lembos (52) grösste Erfolge mit dem Pop Duo «2 Shy» waren 1996. Sein letztes Soloalbum veröffentlichte er 2022. Er ist weiterhin als Coverband-Sänger aktiv. Sein Sohn Jared (20) ist Rock-Pop-Musiker und entschied sich gegen Fussball und für Musik. Beide sind live bei Swissmade zu Gast. Roy Lembo bildete in den 90er Jahren zusammen mit Michael Kull das Pop Duo «2 Shy» und startete später eine Solokarriere. Sein letztes Album erschien 2022 - bis heute ist er auch als Sänger einer Coverband unterwegs. Jared Lembo ist ein aufstrebender Rock-Pop-Musiker aus Zürich mit kanadischen Wurzeln - und Sohn von Roy Lembo. Im Alter von 14 oder 15 komponierte er bereits seinen eigenen Song - und entschied sich in der Folge gegen eine Fussballkarriere und für den Weg als Musiker. Natürlich geht Swissmade auch der Frage nach, ob sich die beiden vorstellen könnten, gemeinsam Musik aufzunehmen. Es wäre spannend, das Resultat aus der Kombination von Roys Erfahrung und Jareds frischem Rock-Pop-Stil zu hören. 

How do our husbands feel about leadership and submission in marriage? In this special episode, the ladies are joined by their husbands for a candid chat on everything from navigating relationships to handling life's unexpected challenges. They dive into topics like the balance of leadership and submission, the impact of pop culture on relationships, and handling school bullies. It's an engaging and insightful conversation that reveals the real-life dynamics of marriage and family.    Other topics discussed are: June is also Men's Mental Awareness Month how are the men doing mentally? How Beyonce is coming in between Devon and Jareds marriage  Examples in which they lead and submit in their marriages as husband and wife  What stops them from throwing in the towel in their marriages  My husband stole money from the strip club.  Should we stay together for the kids? Wives as the breadwinners  Connect with us on social media  Linktree IG @therealmamapod  Devon- @devgrace_  Kendra - @kendraferg_  www.therealmamapod.com

In this episode, Jared talks about power cleans and how the olympic lifts are a waste when it comes to sports performance. 1) Jareds history and experience. 2) Science behind the tensions and understanding strength. 3) Results and how Jared came his conclusion.  4) How to get the best results.

On this episode I chatted with custom home builder Jared Shuger about home building as well as life in Oklahoma. Jared moved here from Iowa while he served in the Air Force and then ultimately took the entrepreneurs leap into home building. Angie, Jareds wife is an interior designer working closely with clients. Their daughter Hannah is flying at Oklahoma State learning to be a commercial pilot and Roman their 10 year old son is eager to take the reins from Dad.   https://jshomesok.com/ Huge thank you to our sponsors. The Oklahoma Hall of Fame at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum telling Oklahoma's story through its people since 1927. For more information go to www.oklahomahof.com and for daily updates go to https://lnkd.in/g_gsxQM The Chickasaw Nation is economically strong, culturally vibrant and full of energetic people dedicated to the preservation of family, community and heritage. www.chickasaw.net Diffee Ford Lincoln. Third generation Oklahoma business, the Diffee family continues to do business the right way, the family way. Go to www.diffeeford.net for all your new and used car needs and follow them on instagram www.instagram.com/diffee_ford  Citizens Bank of Edmond has been serving Edmond since 1901. They pride themselves on investing in the community and are here for all of your personal and business banking needs. For more information go to www.mycitizens.bank and follow them on instagram www.instagram.com/citizensedmond Dog House OKC - When it comes to furry four-legged care, our 24/7 supervised cage free play and overnight boarding services make The Dog House OKC in Oklahoma City the best place to be, at least, when they're not in their own backyard. With over 6,000 square feet of combined indoor/outdoor play areas our dog daycare enriches spirit, increases social skills, builds confidence, and offers hours of exercise and stimulation for your dog http://www.thedoghouseokc.com/ #thisisoklahoma ​

After news of McDonald's putting an end to free refills, Jared's life and love for fast food and diet sodas may be coming to an end!

Katie got her hands on a voicemail from one of Jared's ex wives!

This episode of Veteran on the Move features Jared Allen, a former NFL player and founder of Jared Allen's Homes for Wounded Warriors. Jared overcame challenges throughout his 12-year NFL career, and shares his journey of goal-setting, perseverance, and adaptation. Inspired by a USO tour, Jared saw a need for accessible housing for wounded veterans. He founded his non-profit to provide mortgage-free, adapted homes, offering lasting support. Jared also dives into the world of running a non-profit, sharing valuable lessons for entrepreneurs, like finding the right partners and staying passionate about your cause. This episode is sure to inspire veterans and aspiring entrepreneurs alike.  Episode Resources:  Jared Allen's Homes For Wounded Warriors   About Our Guest    Growing up on the outskirts of San Jose, California, on a horse ranch, Jareds childhood laid the foundation for his remarkable journey. Committed to his aspirations, Jared went on to become a five-time Pro Bowl and four-time All-Pro selection during his 12-year NFL career, concluding with the ninth-highest career sack total in league history. Despite initially being drafted for long-snapping, he swiftly established himself as a dominant pass rusher with the Kansas City Chiefs, later playing for the Minnesota Vikings, Chicago Bears, and Carolina Panthers.   Beyond football, Jareds adventurous spirit led to a series of unique experiences, and his commitment to service inspired the establishment of the non-profit Jared Allen's Homes for Wounded Warriors. As an entrepreneur, he owns successful businesses, actively contributing to job creation. Acknowledged for his media-friendly personality, Allen has made noteworthy TV appearances, earned widespread acclaim, and solidified his legacy not only as an NFL legend but also as a philanthropist and devoted family man.   Join the conversation on Facebook! Check out Veteran on the Move on Facebook to connect with our guests and other listeners. A place where you can network with other like-minded veterans who are transitioning to entrepreneurship and get updates on people, programs and resources to help you in YOUR transition to entrepreneurship.   About Our Sponsors Navy Federal Credit Union   Becoming a member at Navy Federal Credit Union could help you earn more and save more. Their certificate options could earn you more than standard savings accounts with competitive rates. Not all financial institutions offer you as many choices for savings options as Navy Federal does. For example, you could start your savings journey with a low minimum deposit, add money at any time and watch your savings GROW! Thanks to flexible terms, you can use Navy Federal's savings options for all kinds of goals—short or long-term. Considering a big home improvement project? Maybe you want to consolidate debt? You could borrow up to 100% of your home's equity with a Fixed-Rate Home Equity Loan with ZERO closing costs, or easily borrow as you go with a Home Equity Line of Credit. BOTH options could help make life's big expenses seem more manageable. To learn more, visit NavyFederal.org. At Navy Federal, our members are the mission.    Incogni Every year, both the number and scope of data breaches worldwide are rising. According to the 2022 Annual Data Breach Report by the Identity Theft Resource Center, the number of victims has gone up nearly 41.5% from 2021. These data brokers aggregate your personal information including your names and aliases, Social Security number, login credentials, home address, location history, online activity, and much more.  In a nutshell, your personal information is being sold or published online without you even knowing about it. The good news is that you have the right to protect your privacy and request that data brokers delete the information they hold about you. The bad news is that it would take you years to do it manually, just once.

The Worst Month of the Year is wrapping up, but before it ends, we've got a lot of off-air moments to recap from the past week! Since last week's recording, we surprised Jared with his apartment tour, hosted our first mixer, he had back-to-back sold out NYC shows, and now his birthday has finally arrived. Then, we hear from a listener who needs Jorge's perspective on a guy she's dating. Is she only uncertain because she's used to dating Jareds? The Awkward Encounter is encouraging more listeners to join in on our dating challenge. Next, there's an update to the “Are We Dating?” email from Valentine's Day. The 95% girlfriend heard our advice, acted on it, and let us know what happened next. The episode ends in a “Red Flag or Deal Breaker? about a black eye, Valentine's Day card, and yet another story about peeing in weird places. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I apologize in advance for the subpar audio quality. It's time for another exciting Pokemon Gym Draft! Aaron is joined by two Jareds, Alex, and Tim as they create their own region, towns, trainers, and finally their gym teams! We plan on doing a whole lot more of these, so stay tuned! Play Along Podcast: https://www.playalongpod.com/ Tim's stuff: https://twitter.com/Spongillidae?s=20 Alex: https://www.youtube.com/@AnubisHero More SuperPod Saga: https://www.superpodsaga.com/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsk92iXuOGiul8ZiIYNMMmQ Twitter - https://twitter.com/SuperPodSaga Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/superpodsaga/ Discord - https://discord.com/invite/7zXbMvVQks Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/superpodsaga

The Korner Booth is hype for the National Championship Game plus a review of the Good, the Bad, and The Ugly of NFL Week 18. Plus the Quest for Jareds parlay of Dreams! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John and Deanna approach Tamara with all the updated information on Shacaiah and all the progress that's been made. Another major break in Jareds case is announced. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John and Deanna reach out to Michael Streed, CEO of SketchCop Solutions to create an age progression photo of Shacaiah. A shocking arrest is made in Jareds case.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode features our conversation with Dr. Jared Rubenstein. He is a pediatric palliative care doctor and medical educator from Houston, Texas who creates animated videos to provoke discussion around challenging topics in healthcare, especially palliative care. We chat about how his videos connect with the upstaream messages of the Waiting Room Revolution and the ways we need to innovate education, not just for providers for also for the public. To see Jareds work visit his website: https://www.jaredrubensteinmd.com/ For more information visit: https://waitingroomrevolution.com Our theme song is Maypole by Ketsa and is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

My guest today is an extraordinary young man – his parents were both heroin addicts and he became an addict himself.  His rock bottom included jailtime, homelessness and self mutilation.  In the episode Both of Jared's parents were drug addicts but although life was chaotic they did manage to parent Jared until they got arrested when he was 12 years old Then he went to live with his aunt who “rescued” him as he put it Sadly his mother died of her heroin addiction when he was 14 years old which led to him using alcohol to cope with the pain of losing her Jared describes himself as a “functioning alcoholic” from the age of 15 years old At the age of 18 he started using Oxycontin as he was very against heroin due to his parents' experience He didn't know what Oxycontin was but it was a pill made by a pharmaceutical company so he assumed it was safe He quickly became addicted and discovered that its very similar to heroin and in fact he switched to heroin  Whereas alcohol had helped him feel more confident and enable him to socialise heroin completely numbed his feelings As he says cocaine or acid can amplify emotions whereas with heroin he felt he was purchasing 12 hours of oblivion Jared continued to use heroin but as he puts it “ the effects diminished as the consequences increased” These consequences included selling his possessions to get heroin and by the age of 22 he was homeless and living on skid row Heroin was still effective in completely numbing him from reality – the reality that he was homeless, penniless and without a family member to turn to… However by the age of 25 reality was getting through so he began taking multiple drugs to block it out The consequences got more serious and he ended up spending time in jail and suffering serious health problems He would black out and wake up with injuries – once he lost a toe, another time he woke up with a serious facial injury That was when he finally decided to consider the idea of getting clean He managed to get sober via a state funded rehab where he lived for four months There are only four state funded rehabs in California and many more for profit rehabs On the subject of rehabs Jared gave us some shocking information about corruption in the rehab industry, Quote from one of Jareds article “the rehab industry has become nothing more than a glorified insurance scam with a terrible success rate… ..despite making billions upon billions of dollars Can you imagine paying $30,000 for something that doesn't work 90% of the time? Yet new rehabs are popping up almost daily with no sign of slowing” When Jared got clean he longed for tangible things, he wanted a job and somewhere to live… he had no idea of the intangible benefits that would come his way – a sense of self worth, the ability to love himself and the joy that comes from helping others Apart from helping others to get clean Jared is influencing policy decisions and feels there is currently a political will to change the current situation People and companies are leaving California which is reducing tax income, forcing politicians to come up with solutions That's why he feels that politicians are open to dialogue with someone like him… someone who understands addiction and homelessness from the inside Jared has plenty of ideas to bring about social change which he writes about in his book the Crooked Smile which will be published in 2024 His articles can be read via Substack, he is on TW @jaredklickstein and his email is…jklickst@gmail.com More Info Tribe Sober membership – you can join up HERE. To access our website, click HERE. If you would like a free copy of our “Annual Tracker” or our e-book 66 Days to Sobriety, please email janet@tribesober.com. If you would like to come to our Saturday afternoon Zoom Cafe as a guest and meet our community, just email janet@tribesober.com.   Episode Sponsor This episode is sponsored by the Tribe Sober Membership Program.  If you want to change your relationship with alcohol then sign up today Read more about our program and subscribe HERE Help us to Spread the Word! We made this podcast so that we can reach more people who need our help.  Please subscribe and share. If you enjoyed the podcast, then please leave us a 5-star review on Apple podcasts. Take a screenshot of your review, and DM it to Tribe Sober's Instagram page – see PS below for instructions. We'll send you something special to say thank you! We release a podcast episode every Saturday morning. You can follow Tribe Sober on Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and Instagram. You can join our private Facebook group HERE. PS: How to Leave a Rating/Review in Apple Podcasts (on an iOS Device) Open the Podcasts app. EASY. Choose “Search” from the bottom row of icons and enter the name of the show (e.g. Recover Like a Mother) into the search field. Select the show under Shows (not under Episodes). Scroll down past the first few episodes until you see Ratings & Reviews. Click Write a Review underneath the displayed reviews from other listeners. You'll then have the option to rate the show on a 5-star scale and write a review (you can rate without writing too but it's always good to read your experience).  

Pharaoh and Lee Discuss The Big Brother 25 Double eviction, Cameron and Jareds departure and the new zombie twist#BigBrother25 #BB25 #BigBrother

Episode 100 is finally here! The Jareds Stern bask in the glow of the accomplishment, reminisce about how the show began, and then welcome back seven of their previous variants to the show to just be Jared Stern. (Recorded 8/6/23)

Jared recently got the chance to watch the movie "Sound Of Freedom" which touches on the subject of child Trafficking and is based on a true story, if you have the heart he recommends that you watch it and speaks on his changed outlook since watching it.

Even when you plan everything out and think you are prepared life has a way of throwing you a curve ball or two and that's what happened to Jared the first couple of hours of his vacation! From forgotten I-pad's to layovers things were hectic! Listen in to see what happens.

This week, an interview replay with Artist, DJ and amazing Soul, Jared Betts. In this interview, Jared shares  the real, vulnerable and true  details of how he took his life from low to high by  first getting a little uncomfortable to uplevel .Often , busting through our own limiting beliefs is a key to success + Jareds story tells us this in a powerful way!Follow Jared on IG! @jaredbettsFollow Steph on IG! @soullovehealingTo stay updated on workshops, retreats + offerings, click here:https://mailchi.mp/7609d2fe0116/soul-love-workshops

This week things get interesting talking about what's going wrong in Jareds love life… uh oh! The boys talk about their weekend extravaganzas and put their minds to the test playing trivia and a new game.. same same but different. If its not chaotic.. we don't want it! GET YOU SOME MERCH! https://shopdropouts.com

It's Somethin' Time, that's for sure! The Pauls are still flapping unconvincingly into the turmoilt of the very worst of 2022, and they've arrived at the slushy adventures of Jared Leto, the Bat Fella.  Featuring: Jord Lortor, DIY gags, a prorologue, boys, a blobby kind-of dance, more threeman than you can shake a better thing at and Jareds.  Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code OGTPOD at MANSCAPED.com! More Pauls! https://facebook.com/ogtpod https://twitter.com/ogtpod We have a Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/ogtpod – sign up for exclusive content for as little as $1 a month. Listen to Salt's show Jen and the Film Critic with OGT guest and deep friend Jen Blundell here! Like d&d? Want more Pauls? Into nerd shit AND jokes about bums? Why not check out our d&d actual play podcast, Quest Fantastic?  https://shows.acast.com/quest-fantastic link.chtbl.com/questfantastic RSS: https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/61d8e6b335501c0012b6c367 Goodman's EP 'Future Music' is out now! Find out where you can stream and purchase here: Future Music by Run//Phase (songwhip.com)

A movie so good they released it twice! You guessed it, Russ and Jared are trashing the trailer for Morbius (2022), starring Jared Leto, Matt Smith, Adria Arjona, Jared Harris, Tyrese Gibson, Al Madrigal, and Michael Keaton (very generously saying "starring"). Will this be a tale of too many Jareds? Will Russ learn how to play chess? Why would you ask those questions before listening to the episode? Tune in to find out! And stay tuned for the full, scene-by-scene breakdown of the movie next week.

Jareds new mate Bedtime habits killing your sleep Top 6: Olympic shows hayleys shopping trip When did a surprise go wrong? Vaughans quest for the penthouse suite Fact of the Day Day Day Day Daaaaay! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A 2017 graduate of Seth Rollins' Black & Brave wrestling school, Jared Thumb joins me for this weeks episode of the Grainmaker Wrestling Podcast.   We talk about Jareds experiences training under Seth Freakin Rollins, his first match, some big feuds he was a part of, including a tag feud teaming with Rory Fox against JT Energy and Damien Saint, and Jared shares his story from his battle with cancer, Stone Cold Steve Austin and more!   Jared also shares his thoughts on this past years Wrestlemania which he was in attendance for!

It's the 420 episode! I'm joined in this smoke filled journey by two guys who are returning guests. We're all over the place in this one talking about simulations, afterlife, animals, movies, and sports. A lot of fun and a lot of laughs. Check out Jareds art at https://www.instagram.com/gnarddawgart/ You can see the video episode on YouTube at Life's A Garden Podcast

OMG, Mallory's found a mystery diary and she has a lot of thoughts about it! Stacey's house might be haunted, or not, whatever, and Buddy Barrett's learning about the Magic Of Archie Comics. Meanwhile, Karen's got some bonus content for you all and is real angry at her 12-year-old self. On today's agenda: an MBA in embezzling; how long it actually takes to zone out and narrate Chapter 2; how to train your dragon to seize the means of production; who needs bogeymen when you have New Yorkers?; the gigantic Pike hand curse; a school field trip for the ages; building literacy skills via Attack On Titan; urgent updates on Sir Walter Scott; Kristy gets even more problematic than usual; Scholastic cuts their old man character budget; an abundance of Jareds; Charlotte Johansson has unique, profound insights; white male mediocrity saves the day. Our theme song is "The Incredible Shrinking Larry" by Matt Oakley, and "Big Band Jingle A" is by Lobo Loco, both on the Free Music Archive. If you like our show, tell a friend, rate and review on your podcast app of choice, and come say hi on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr or Instagram!

JM and Jared are joined by Jared Tan, Community Manager of Devolver developer Nerial and certified Tik Tok expert. He's cracked the code, and he's sharing his guaranteed* formula to rack up a million views on the world's most popular social media platform! (*not a guarantee) 

Jared is a powerhouse of love! He works in the ER, was an EMT for 7 years, he's been to the deep bush of Mozambique and the slums of Kenya all just to be with people in their darkest most painful and fear-filled moments because he knows the power of God's love and Christs finished work on the cross for all of humanity isn't a good idea, its the good truth! Join Audrey and Jared as they discuss how powerful vulnerability is with others and especially the Trinity! How God doesn't want our obligatory servitude, rather he is inviting us to dance with him and enjoy him in the Super Natural day to day life.Jareds...Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jared.gustafson.7Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jared_gustafson/Podcast: https://archive.org/details/podcast_new-natures-podcast_631878277?sort=-weekYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@JaredGustafsonRedlands/videosConnect with Audrey and Eat Me Drink Me communityWebsite: www.eatmedrinkmepodcast.netTiktok: click here Discord: https://discord.gg/JkRCXDS3Cg Youtube: Click hereFacebook page: https://www.facebook.com/emdmpod Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/646324359742601/ Email: eatmedrinkmepod@gmail.comDonate to help support Audrey's work on the Podcast Paypal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/emdmpodcast Become a Patreon: www.patreon.com/emdmpodcast Venmo: @JohnAudreyDutton Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/eatmedrinkmeMusic from Uppbeat:https://uppbeat.io/t/tatami/in-motionLicense code: YP7VBZEKA5VHOYFXSupport the show

The Jareds Stern get through some grossness, try to make sense of war through a child's eyes, and the magic of editing. (Recorded 2/28/22) Erik Myers: Dopeless Romantic Erik Myers: Gen X Man

In this episode, Mike and Mike interview Jared Briggs00:00 Intro01:43 Jared Briggs Introduction05:13 Jareds' eagerness to do something06:06 From to To process of Jared.07:02 Resonating with the normal average lifestyle08:02 College as one size fits all thing08:59 Going with the flow of what everybody is doing or choosing09:58 What else is there to live for?11:00 Challenge your thoughts13:04 The importance of Conditioning16:04 Focus Four17:27 The importance of Massive Action21:17 Look Good Feel Good Play Good Saying22:52 Having Self Awareness23:37 The Effect of Cookie Cutter Approach24:50 Doing What you are Doing25:59 Constant Efforts27:45 Thinking ofConnect with Jared by following him on Instagram at @realjaredbriggsIf you are an impact-driven coach with a story to tell, shoot us an email at support@free99leads.com, and let's getcha on the show!Join our Telegram Group: COACHING CLIENTS ACCELERATOR https://t.me/joinchat/4TeQf4YuBDY1OGQxWe want to provide a ton of value and support to impact-driven coaches so please join us in our Telegram group. Here is the link https://automatedcoachingengine.com/telegram-groupSubscribe now so you never miss a new episode!

On this episode of the show, one of the Jareds gives you a small update on the state of the league, and wishes you all a happy holiday and New Year! There are a few players discussed to add to your team, some 10-day two-way deals as well, but if you have any questions for us ask away at @jaredrusso and @jaredrossking SUBSCRIBE on iTunes by clicking through!PropUp on ThriveFantasy this NBA season! Use code ETHOS at signup for a 100% deposit match bonus and win big cash by simply flexing DFS prop knowledge on the biggest names on the board!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!Want more codes? We got 'em! ExpressVPN is offering 3 BONUS months on every 12-month membership purchase by using this special link: https://www.expressvpn.com/hoopball

On this episode of the show, one of the Jareds is joined by an old friend to discuss the Ben Simmons situation, the state of the 76ers, and many different trade packages and deals. Would Morey want a young crop of guards from the Kings, or Orlando? Are the Spurs interested in Ayton? And how is Jared's confidence in the Knicks going? Find out by listening with your ear holes.SUBSCRIBE on iTunes by clicking through!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!

Jared Pickard is a new guest to the show, but you better believe he'll be back fam! He has a wealth of knowledge on biodynamic farming, anthroposophy and manifesting a vision with pure love. We dive into the biodynamics of his spread in the mountains of NorCal. Please seek out his incredible product “Summer Solstice Serum” wherever you can find it, but here's the places he mentions:  www. Sunpotion.com   www.capbeauty.com  Connect with Jared:   Instagram: @beherefarm  Email Jared through their site: www.beherefarm.com love@beherefarm.com  Show Notes:   No notes fam, just enjoy and please seek out other farms like Jareds, get on a first name basis with them and support your local regenerative agriculture. Sponsors:   Super Speciosa is the absolute best Kratom I've worked with head over to getsuperleaf.com/kkp for 20% off everything in store! - For their holiday specials enjoy an extra 20% off and stock the EFF up! Organifi Go to organifi.com/kkp to get my favorite way to easily get the most potent blend of high vibration fruits, veggies and other goodies into your diet! SPECIAL NOTICE!! Nov 26-30 enter code KKP for 25% off everything and free shipping on orders over $100 EightSleep Pod Pro Fully optimize your sleep with their wide range of programmable temps by going to www.eightsleep.com/KKP  and use code “KKP” for $150 off the pad or mattress. Look for their Black Friday/Cyber Monday specials on their site PaleoValley Some of the best and highest quality goodies I personally get into are available at paleovalley.com, punch in code “KYLE” at checkout and get 15% off everything! Connect with Kyle:   Fit For Service Academy App: Fit For Service Academy  Instagram: @livingwiththekingsburys   Youtube: Kyle Kingbury Podcast  Kyles website: www.kingsbu.com  Zion Node: https://getzion.com/ > Enter PubKey  >PubKey: YXykqSCaSTZNMy2pZI2o6RNIN0YDtHgvarhy18dFOU25_asVcBSiu691v4zM6bkLDHtzQB2PJC4AJA7BF19HVWUi7fmQ   Like and subscribe to the podcast anywhere you can find podcasts. Leave a 5-star review and let me know what resonates or doesn't.

On this episode, one of the Jareds is joined by the great Matt Lawson, a dynasty and salary expert who brings some much needed knowledge to the show. Questions raised include what is going on in Detroit, why players like Harden and Davis are worth paying the money to get, how to handle rookie contracts, and if Evan Mobley should have been drafted early on.SUBSCRIBE on iTunes by clicking through!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!

On this episode, both Jareds recap the first two NBA games while commenting on some live ones as well. Questions raised include whether Thibs will only rely on Julius Randle again, if Ben Simmons is worth any money let alone a max deal, if any Bucks, Nets, Lakers, or Warriors are good waiver wire steals, and how Jalen Suggs is currently better than Cade Cunningham.SUBSCRIBE on iTunes by clicking through!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!

On this episode, both Jareds recap the bulk and remainder of their salary cap league draft, diving into the later rounds, and giving their favorite and least favorite picks in each. Questions raised include whether Thibs will grind Kemba's knees into dust, if Moses Brown will start in Dallas by the end of the year, why Jimmy Butler and Anthony Davis wasn't worth the money, and why one of the Jareds loves Chuma Okeke.SUBSCRIBE on iTunes by clicking through!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!

On this episode, one of the Jareds is still on strike, and the other one invites on his first guest. Jared and Professor John dive into the luxury tax apron, drafting strategies, not spending money on players, and more. Who are our ROY picks? 6th Man picks? Who is the best value under $10 million? Listen and find out!SUBSCRIBE on iTunes by clicking through!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!

On this episode, both Jareds recap their salary cap league draft, diving into the middle rounds and explaining their reasoning behind the picks. Questions raised include whether Thibs will start Mitchell Robinson, will Christian Wood be the focal point of the Houston offense, why Anthony Davis isn't worth the money, and why one Jared would betray the other and take Jayson Tatum before the other Jared.SUBSCRIBE on iTunes by clicking through!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!

On this episode, one of the Jareds is on strike, and the other one breaks down the first two rounds of his salary cap league. Will Michael Porter Jr. be the steal of the draft, will Collin Sexton get his max deal, will RJ take the next step, and will New York City be too loud to podcast? Listen and find out!SUBSCRIBE on iTunes by clicking through!Manscaped is BACK, baby! Just like the NBA! Use coupon code HOOPBALL20 to get 20% off and free shipping on your purchase at Manscaped.com!

What you'll learn in this episode: How to go through the all-important process of defining your jewelry business' brand Why engaging relationships with customers are your most valuable asset Where to learn more about digital marketing How to create jewelry displays that are equally beautiful and effective About Pam Levine Pam Levine is the CEO and Brand Experience Expert of Levine Luxury Branding, a boutique agency that develops inspiring brands, marketing and retail environments for luxury products. Pam began her career as a jeweler at Cartier and brings the same focus on detail to the designers, brands, retailers and licenses she works with. Pam's practice focuses on delivering substantial financial results through brand building and repositioning, new product and service innovation, visual and sensory merchandising and creative execution across multi-media platforms. She orchestrates a customer/visitor experience that conveys a distinctive and memorable impression at every touch-point, from the environment to staff interactions, to marketing communications and more. Known as a “curator of remarkable minds” Pam leads a cross-disciplinary team of marketing professionals and designers providing positioning strategies, retail assessments, store environments, packaging, display, collateral, web content and design, social media, corporate presentations and merchandising solutions. A respected expert and speaker on consumer experience and luxury marketing, Pam is a sought out tastemaker, known for adding the special touches that deliver a high impact, distinctive brand experience. Speaking engagements include Retail and Consumer Trends: International Retail Design Summit (Germany), Luxury Marketing Council, Globalshop, JCK Las Vegas Show and The Couture Show. Pam is an active member of RDI-Retail Design Institute, WJA Woman's Jewelry Association and MAD-Museum of Arts and Design, Loot Jewelry Show committee. She has served as the director of WAM, Woman as Mentors, NYC, and has been an adjunct professor of jewelry design, marketing and merchandising at the FIT- Fashion Institute of Technology. Additional Links: Linkedin Instagram Photos: Transcript: Marketing luxury goods is a fascinating endeavor that combines design, language and psychology. Few people know this field as well as Pam Levine, founder of Levine Luxury Branding. Starting as a bench jeweler for Cartier, Pam has forged her own path in the luxury space. She joined the Jewelry Journey Podcast to talk about how she helps her clients define their brands; why old-school relationships with customers will always win over new-school marketing fads; and how to create jewelry displays that encourage customers to buy your work. Read the episode transcript below. Sharon: Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Jewelry Journey Podcast. Today, my guest is Pam Levine, founder and CEO of Levine Luxury Branding. In addition to having experience as a bench jeweler, Pam has a broad range of experience in designing customized display cabinets and cases. More importantly, she is a student of the psychology of luxury merchandising. Today, Levine Luxury Branding works with high-end companies to develop a brand that occupies top-of-mind awareness in the luxury consumer's mind.  We'll hear more about her jewelry journey and about the psychology of branding today. Pam, welcome to the program. Pam: Thank you so much, Sharon. It's such a pleasure to be here. Maybe we could give a little shout-out to Bonnie Levine for introducing us.  Sharon: Yes, Bonnie Levine, who's on the board of Art Jewelry Forum and does a tremendous amount for them in terms of choosing emerging designers and administering several of those programs, which is a full-time job in and of itself. Pam, tell us about your jewelry journey. You have such an interesting background. Pam: Thank you. I love the word journey because I guess we're still all in it. I grew up in a creative family, I would say. My father was an architect and furniture designer. He designed our home, and my mother was a sculptor. Both of them did many art projects together. They were both watercolor artists. I really was, from the womb, indoctrinated into a creative environment. I'm lucky enough to have learned how to appreciate materials, textures, form. They taught me how to see. From then on, anything creative, growing up in a creative home was like a part of my body and how I thought. I took a little jewelry class when I was in high school and never really thought there was a whole industry behind it. Then I ended up going to college and taking some jewelry classes. Eventually, I decided I loved working in metal. When I left school, I worked in the Faber Gallery, which at the time was the only jewelry gallery, I think, in the country that was promoting fine art jewelers. Sharon: That's the Faber Gallery? Pam: The Faber Gallery. It was on 47th Street and now it's on 53rd Street. I moved with them. Through there I met an engraver who introduced me to Cartier. They were looking for a woman jeweler to fill a quota, and I became one of the first jewelers on the benches in their 18-karat gold department and worked there. It was a fantastic opportunity and experience to be trained by master jewelers. Then I moved into product development at Cartier.  I eventually left to become a model maker for different jewelers around the city as I put my own line together. I had my own jewelry collection that I sold through museums, Bergdorf Goodman's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom and a lot of museum shops. Then I was hired into the industry in the late 80s to become a creative director for a company that was a mass merchandiser of jewelry. At the time, I also accepted a job teaching at Fashion Institute of Technology in the design and fabrication of jewelry. They were close to each other. Since they were literally blocks away, and I decided if I was going to take a real job, I wanted to also be able to take the teaching job, so I worked them both. That job itself, the charge there was to hire a team of designers, oversee the product merchandising. What also came with that was developing programs for stores.  That's what got me involved in the retail side. What really started my whole journey, or stopped my jewelry journey in a way, was this intrigue with how do people make decisions about products that are stuck behind glass, that you can't touch, that you have to ask a salesperson in order to access? What I learned from designing displays and getting involved with these programs was that jewelry could be a lot more accessible through the design of the merchandising, how it was presented, by creating distinction and highlighting and dimension. It was design as well as strategy and understanding how people access and think about products on a sensory level and somewhat unconsciously. It was also about what the experience of shopping for jewelry or products that are stuck behind glass is like, and that's continued.  I left that position after about five years and went out on my own. I started working with other companies, more manufacturers in the industry to help them develop a new brand, market a new product or put a presentation together. One of my specialties was designing display systems. I designed Gordon Taylor's display; I redid their watch display system. That was for all different brands.  I also have designed many, many customized systems for different companies, designers and retailers. I moved more into understanding the retail mindset because I started working with more retailers. That was in the mid-90s, when I was speaking at the couture shows and industry shows. I really loved the idea of working again with designers or brands behind the scenes, the marketers that were bringing a product to market as well as the retailers. What happened in retail with the independent stores in the early to mid-90s was they were starting to sell designers, David Yurman and all the big names we know today, so there was a real conflict between, “How do we balance out the retail brand with all the other brands we have?” That's where I came in. It was a combination of creating a display system. For me, that is the most important part; it's like the product of the store because it's where you want your customers' focus to be. That's how I started the other part of what I'll call my retail design journey. I apply a lot of psychology to that as well. When I started working with stores, I got involved in marketing, all sorts of retail programs, ways to draw people through a whole store, putting together scavenger hunts and special events and all sorts of ways to intrigue, attract, add surprise and delight to that customer's experience. Sharon: Do you have clients who come to you from the ground up, like, “O.K., how do we develop this brand?” Pam: Those are my most favorite, when we get to do the whole package. The branding process that we do at Levin Luxury Branding starts with understanding the foundation, the distinction, the identity of the brand. Many designers, especially in the jewelry realm, believe that their product—and it often it is—is the distinct voice of the brand. You need to put a voice and a language to it, especially today, not that you never needed to. You need to establish the positioning statement and understand what your unique distinction is and how you can communicate that. Many people don't believe the store is just the brick and mortar anymore. It's not always, “Oh, this is the store.” The customer can shop in many different ways, so it's not just about the brick and mortar; it's tying it all together, and the way to tie it together is to start with a clear understanding and clever language that sets you apart.  That then brings the client into almost developing an advertising campaign. Today it's a big challenge because so much of this is DIY. We do it ourselves. We have the ability to post on Instagram and Facebook and Tik Tok and tell stories. Many people are naturally good at it, and others need to go through the branding process. If you're building a store and starting there, whichever touchpoint you're going to start with, the journey is much easier and the development or expansion of the brand is much easier once you have a clear understanding of who you are and how you are going to describe that. For some people, it might be all about joy, or it might be all about the colored stones. There are so many ways to focus this. Many jewelers have similar stories, which is why it's important to create a look and a feel and a distinction. Once you have that, then you have the basis for creating the language and messaging throughout your showcase straight onto Instagram, or whichever vehicle you're using, as well as advertising. We cover all of that. Sharon: In my experience, call them creative types, makers, jewelers, whatever, they are very good at what they do, but they haven't had business training and they don't understand. If somebody says, “O.K., I have a bunch of jewelry here and I have things in all different lines,” where should they start? What questions should they be asking in terms of developing the positioning and creating a brand? Pam: I think that the main questions are who is buying it, who's the customer, why does it matter, why buy this jewelry. These are tough questions to ask. Sharon: Very, very tough questions. Pam: How can we present it? What can I do? What is the distinction? What is my story? Some of it is bullet pointing, letting all the words come out. I think this is a bit of a challenge for me as well because I didn't come out of a digital marketing background; I'm a little old school. Today is a real mix of traditional and nontraditional. I think the biggest challenge is that one can't ignore the beauty and the value of being able to post on social media because it's so immediate. Especially Gen X and Gen Z, this is where they are shopping and where we're engaging them. Selling jewelry or any product starts with engagement and relationships. It's those questions that I think are the most important. Why, who, where are you selling from and what's unique about us.  Sharon: Those are critical questions and very difficult questions. Those questions are so difficult whether you're marketing online or offline. To me, that's the crux of it. You have to start there. Pam: Yes. If you'd like, I can show you a tree chart I use. The bottom of it shows the roots. There I have digital strategy, your engagement, your research. The other thing is that research is a very helpful tool, and we have this world at our fingertips. Some of it is studying and understanding how other people are languaging. Are they speaking in the first voice? Are they speaking in the third tone? How are others doing it. If they're going to zig, you want to zag, go a little differently. Is there a vision the person who's leading the company has? Is there innovation here? Research and trends are where you want to start, so you understand where you fit into the playing field of the market.  Today, we've got technology and user experience and retail experience and all these other catchwords, but the big one is audience, understanding who you're talking to. It can be as simple as sitting down with your best customers or your friends and having conversations with them and listening to their reactions. It's much more organic today. My struggle is that people come to me for all this. I have strategists and writers, and there are times when I still believe that is the best way to go. Anything that's new, we jump on the bandwagon; we did it when we first had billboards and when we first went on radio, when anything becomes accessible. Now with media, so much is accessible. Bottom line, it's all about making a plan, starting with understanding your identity and then deciding what is going to be the best route for you to follow. Also, how much can you handle if you would still like to spend the bulk of your time designing and making and staying true to yourself? I'm speaking to the jewelry designer and the bench jeweler who's doing it all themselves. It's a huge amount of pressure for a designer to do it themselves, so we do help them with that. There are also some wonderful online digital courses. I think digital marketing, which is something I'm studying myself now, is a different mindset. It's really about putting the customer first. It used to be about transaction and product, and now it's about putting the customer first. How can we speak to them in a language that is riveting to them, in a way that connects with them? It's about the relationship, and that has never changed.  The thing I also love about jewelry is that it's such an intimate product. It goes on your body. Jewelry is so beautiful, no matter how it's made, no matter what it's made out of. It's become a real form of self-expression. The amount of meaning in this product is more than anything we put on our body, unless maybe it's a beautiful couture dress. It's a very personal experience. That's why the relationship the independent jeweler forms with their buyer or collector is key. That can be done virtually as long as you understand and become comfortable with this new mindset of understanding who you customer is. A luxury customer, even if they're accessing things online, they're still going to need high-touch experience. I get intimidated by all of these touchpoints, all of these channels with our customers myself. I'm learning it as well, but I keep coming back to it. If we have a plan; if we don't just throw it out there and do it all at once; if we really understand our design and our look— Sharon: Is it branded? Does it fall within the brand?  Pam: Exactly. Once you have that foundation, then you move to the fun part, the design and the expression and the logos and all of that. I was speaking to a very close friend who's a designer, a retail architect, and design has become democratized. Photography has become democratized. Everything is at the tip of our fingers. It doesn't mean we understand it all or are experts, but we become the designer. I think people hit a point, especially if they haven't had the business background or the marketing background—what's wonderful today is there are a lot of young people out there who have grown up more natively with the virtual world.  There's somebody named Liz Cantor who teaches a fabulous course on Instagram to independent designers. You can join a small society she has that's very reasonable on a monthly basis. It's a fantastic how-to. A lot of it is the mindset. It walks you through how you need good photographs and other pieces to it. There's another woman named Kathleen Cutler who is a wonderful high-end sales expert. She teaches people how to digitally communicate and virtually sell, how to connect with your best clients, what kind of language to use, how to get comfortable emailing, all of that. These are the people I look up to, my young leaders, because that's the future of marketing in the industry in many ways.  On my own, I am partnering with Tobias Harris. That's his name. He comes out of architectural and retail design agencies. Together, we are merging design with branding. We are being approached by different architects; their clients are coming to them and saying, “Well, now I want to integrate technology,” or “I want to offer a customized kiosk,” or whatever it is, not necessarily in the jewelry world. We're finding that they never really figured out who they are or what their distinction is. We're offering programs on how to do this for them or take them through developing it themselves. Sharon: You said a couple of things. First of all, since the podcast is audio only, I'd love to post the tree chart, and we can have links to these other people. I think since we're both of a certain age, I don't want to knock—you can't just say you're a digital native, because I have people around me who are whizzes with this, but it's more than a matter of just throwing things up on Instagram. You have to have what you're saying, a strategy. You have to have the foundation, the background that you and I have. What are the questions, what's the plan, what's the positioning, who are you?  Pam: When I work with my strategists, my writers—and I have two brilliant ones—it is a fun thing to do. Usually what we do is put together a visual and a verbal. We do the positioning first, and it's based on who they are, deep interviews, and exploring the joy and the inspirations and all of the wonderful things that drive them to create these amazing pieces or whatever their product is. Some of them are more commercial; I've done a lot of programs for the Sterlings and the Kay Jewelers and the Jareds of world, but at the end of the day, it's connecting with your customer. I always say the context is as important as the content. The context is the environment, whether it's on your website or whether it's on Instagram. How are you presenting? Because anything that you present is a representation of your brand and has impact. Sharon: I think that's really important. I also want to emphasize that what you're saying is not just for commercial jewelers, but it can be for emerging artists, art jewelers. At some point, you're going to say, “O.K., I've gone to every gallery in the country 14 times. I want to grow, and I've got to be able to make a case for that or show how I'm different and why they might want to look at me.” Pam: Full disclosure, I'm looking at a digital program now that will show how to set up a jewelry case, how to merchandise different showcases. Different jewelry cases, traditionally around the diamond, showcase differently. There are certain products you put further away, the more expensive product in the showcase, and maybe you show fewer. There are ways of anchoring products. This is real visual merchandising as well as highlighting and understanding how people perceive and read a showcase. You don't want it to look like a bazaar. Our tendency is to show as much as we can. The understanding, though—and this is where the psychology comes in—is how people process, especially when somebody is speaking to them.  The other side is that there's some amazing technology out now that allows us to shop in a store on our own, to access information through barcodes and different things when we can't touch it. By the end of the day, it is the relationship; it is why we go into the store. We want to learn and understand and touch and feel and try on, and that's the thing that's very hard to do. Yes, you can have a digital hand and try the jewelry on like Warby Parker glasses, but there's something different about that relationship. That's why if you took everything away and you have a strong relationship with somebody who loves your jewelry, that is something to nurture. That's old school. That's traditional, but at the end of the day, that's where the heart of the matter is. Sharon: It is, yes. First of all, what you said about the teaching or the training or the thought process—how do you talk to people at a tradeshow? I'm sure there are people who are saying, “I don't need to know that. I'm an antique jewelry dealer,” but you have to be able to connect with somebody looking at it. What would you say are the top three things to consider when you're displaying something? What would you say? Pam: I should bounce back to another answer to a question you asked. What is most important underneath all this is authenticity in your position and in your language, because people pick it up very quickly. If you're copying somebody else, you know it; we just sense it. I think authenticity is the success of many independent jewelry designers and jewelers. Sharon: Authenticity—I would say you have to be able to support your brand. You can't just pick verbiage out of a hat. You have to be able to support it. Pam: All this identity stuff is never easy, whether we're trying to figure out—we go through this in different parts of our lives. When you work with a consultant like myself or my team, it gives you the ability to stand back. You have an outside opinion. It's very hard to do. Often, it's difficult to do it yourself. That's why we're looking into different how-to's to offer more training. Sharon: And I think that's brilliant.  Pam: I'm sorry, you asked me— Sharon: I don't want to form it in a negative way, but I want to ask—you probably walk into a store and say, “They should have put this.'' What are the biggest mistakes you see? Pam: Overcrowding a showcase, poor displays and warrant systems. To me, with the display case, like any other part of the sale, you have to show respect to your customer, especially in jewelry. We expect to come in and see beautiful jewelry, beautifully lit. Something that isn't fresh and new, especially in this day and age—whether you're doing a tradeshow or you have a high-end store, it's got to be up to date. The other opportunity is signage. Not just the name, but quotes, a beautiful line from a poem; “something beautiful is within reach,” something that is going to capture attention in the case. Not too much; I'm not a big proponent of props and other things. Height and dimension add a lot to the experience. Really, less is more. You want to tell a story in that case so people can home in on that collection. If you have too much of everything without certain anchor pieces or bolder pieces, even pieces that might be very, very high-end and may not be your main sellers, you want to anchor it with something that's going to be bold enough to attract attention and then tell the story around it.  I'm often disappointed because they're white displays. There's so much more that can be done. I'm not saying that isn't a fantastic color for reflecting diamond light and other things, but I would say light is important for everything. I'm also thinking windows and presentations. There's such an opportunity to intrigue people with how you present the product. Today, so many designers have their own displays, which is useful because we are so brand-oriented, especially everybody of the younger generation. It helps us to understand, to put a name to something. We can build that brand out with our colorations and look and feel through other media. The store is just one touchpoint. I say take the walls down and think of your other ways of communicating with your customer: Facebook advertising, traditional and non-traditional, email marketing, so people make that connection to the consistency. Your consistency can be one of two things. It could be one piece that represents your brand. It could be your logo, your voice, a tagline, something that helps you be distinctive. All those words alone, I should say, however, is not branding. Sharon: We could talk forever about this. Pam, thank you so much for being here. I really appreciate it. It's been a pleasure. Pam: Thank you. I hope I've answered all of your questions. Sharon: You absolutely did. We will have images posted on the website. You can find us wherever you download your podcasts, and please rate us. Please join us next time, when our guest will be another jewelry industry professional who will share their experience and expertise. Thank you so much for listening. Thank you again for listening. Please leave us a rating and review so we can help others start their own jewelry journey.

Host Aaron Washington is back from a two week hiatus, primed and ready to speak on all things Summer League! Special guests Jordan and Jared Montour link up with him in this episode to turn the tables a bit and ask Aaron some common questions about the Summer League experience, such as, who makes an appearance, what activities are available to participate in, and much more. The three hoop heads also dive into some of the standout players and what facets of their games are the most appealing at this time. Follow us on Twitter/IG: @bcbasketball2 Official website: bcbasketball.info Keep an eye out for Jordan and Jareds upcoming podcast! Their IG account can be found @podcastofbrotherlylove --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aaron-washington2/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aaron-washington2/support

Jared Minekime, Anthony Denney, Mikeal Kennedy, Sven talk about recent MCU news, Jareds penis (Again), Svens lack of sleep, and Space Jam 2 sucks. If you would be so kind to rate and review we would appreciate it. If you can support us and gain access to all our shows we produce and bonus series- Patreon.com/OddcastN Follow and Chat at us- @OddcastN, @clt_sandwich, @beetle_cast Email us- Oddcastmedia@gmail --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/WAOddcast/message

This week im joined by my brother in law and former marine Jared Meader as we travel thru the multiverse to 1986 for GI Joe episode The Rotten Egg!!!! This episode features marine Leatherneck and compare some of the antics of the Joes to Jareds own experience in the marines. We discuss owning the Joe aircraft carrier, getting permission to smile, different theories on who suggested adding female member to the joes, an insult i didnt expect to hear on a cartoon and an Oakridge Boys reference!  All this and more as we discuss GI Joe a Real American Hero.....in cartoon form!!!!

Dave unveils his preseason Top 10 Rankings for mens basketball, who's in, who's out? Jareds segment called "Jareds Power Play" breaks down how the Bruins and Lightning got passed their first round matchups and much more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/callourshot/message

After we debate the validity of a trail sighting, we interrupt the agenda to make more questionable lists, and then at (10:34) Farley tells a very questionable story against his better judgement. At (14:18) we are joined by our guest, Olympian Jared Ward. We start off talking about Utah, the Saucony event in Moab and getting back to training after Boston. At (17:48) we ask Jared about his adjunct professorship at BYU. We talk about Jareds unbelievable performance at the Boston marathon at (20:11). At (24:10) we talk about the Olympic standards and why getting that time is a big deal. At (29:42) we try to get Jared to break some news but he does not bite. At (31:01) we ask Jared how his perspective at the trials will be different this time around, and at (32:52) Jared talks about his 2016 sixth place finish at the Olympic marathon. At (43:08) we ask Jared about his family of six, and his rock star wife Erica, and at (46:47) we talk about the support from the Saucony family. At (49:41) we talk wiki, college eligibility and running in costumes. We are back at (54:50) to recap the interview. We talk Olympic Trials at (57:45) and Arlington County at (1:02:09). At (1:06:54) we talk about the best of from the Washington City Paper. At (1:08:15) we talk about some of the episode 200 suggestions.

Jared has been designing and creating rings for several years now. It all started out as a romantic gift idea for Valentines day and unexpectedly became a majority of Jared's income. He comes from a construction family so working with the necessary machinery to produce his rings wasn't difficult for him to master. Because Jared spends so much time on the road, working remotely with his construction crew, he had to find a way to make his rings in hotel rooms without leaving a massive mess or disturbing other guests. He has trimmed down his gear to what he can easily carry on the road, which also minimises his space at home, which is also his office. Jared's primary passion lies with wood rings, specifically bentwood rings. He has developed his own steam bending, inlaying, and finishing techniques to produce the sturdiest rings with intricate and unique designs. "I love what I do and truly believe each and every ring that leaves my shop clearly expresses my dedication to the craft!" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/projectfreelance/message