Podcast appearances and mentions of jason kelly

Dmitri and Kyle complete New York Comic Con 2022! We go over all we learned form the many panels we attended, all the creators we had a chance to speak to, and then of course complain about our blisters. Make sure to stay after the annoying outro jingle for a clip of Paul Dano talking about his upcoming Riddler comic. Lastly, make sure you go to Paneloids Tik Tok account. There you will find our one question interviews from the con with Zeb Wells, Jim Shooter, John Romita Jr, Stephanie Phillips, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Babs Tar, Cody Ziglar, Jason Kelly, Collin Kelly, and many more! For even more great Paneloids content follow us on Tik Tok, for the full videos of our interviews head on over to YouTube, and while your at it make sure to check out our Instagram and twitter! @paneloids. Leave us a review on Apple, Google, Amazon, Etc. and we'll read it on our next episode! (make sure you let us know!)

Walk for a bit around UCLA's campus with quarterback Chase Griffin and you'll almost certainly hear him called by his nickname: "President Chase." While he doesn't start, Griffin's garnered a national profile, mostly for his deal-making prowess and his head coach is among those predicting he could hold high office one day, or run a massive company. The former Texas high school standout has inked sponsorships with Degree, LinkedIn, Boost Mobile and others -- about 20 deals to date. His base at UCLA isn't an accident -- Griffin sees himself in the image of UCLA greats and trailblazers like Ashe, Abdul-Jabbar and Joyner-Kersee. For part two of our inside look at how college students are making money under the new name, image and likeness rules, we went to Atlanta and LA to visit with Griffin. Here's Jason Kelly's sit-down with the QB (and future POTUS?).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**since recording, BG Kelly has changed positions. He is now the Commander of Fort Jackson**BG Kelly sits down with us to discuss his experiences across the years. One of the early pioneers of gender integration, BG Kelly placed women into positions that were coded for men. He speaks at length about making it personal and provides an important perspective about developing a diverse team. His message is one of hope and encouragement – develop a talented, diverse pool of individuals and those people will naturally matriculate through the system. He highlights the obstacles that exist must be removed to achieve this, and offers some key ways we can achieve greater retention of our junior officers.

Azzi Fudd's building an empire that until last year was completely against the rules. The 19-year-old University of Connecticut basketball star has an enviable platform to take advantage of a long-awaited and seismic change for college athletes: Getting paid for use of their name, image and likeness. Fudd has been among the most successful in drawing endorsements, from the likes of Chipotle, American Eagle and Steph Curry's SC30 brand. For the latest installment in our "Athlete|Empire" series, Bloomberg's Jason Kelly sat down with Fudd in Los Angeles, where she was shooting a commercial with Curry before the new school year and basketball season got underway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We have not just one. but four interviews in this episode from the winners of Kyle's Speyside Way Ultras race to a short interview with GB Ultra runner Jason Kelly who is setting off for the World 100k Champs this weekend! Before all that however, Kyle gives a recap of an incredible weekend at the Speyside Way and Tommy has been dressing up for our pub athletics banter from the euros to his ding dong at parkrun! Enjoy!

Ndamukong Suh started planning his life in business even before he made it to the University of Nebraska and, ultimately, an All-Pro, Super Bowl-winning NFL career. He leveraged Nebraska connections like Warren Buffett and TD Ameritrade CEO Joe Moglia and started buying property with his dad. Now, as the 35-year-old Suh weighs whether and when to wind down his time in pro football, he's using his hometown of Portland as a base to tackle massive social and economic issues -- from the wealth gap to affordable housing -- by thoughtfully buying and building real and estate and restaurants. For the latest installment in our "Athlete|Empire" series, Bloomberg's Jason Kelly sat down with Suh at the Portland home he shares with his wife Katya and twin one-year-old sons to dig into his history and ambition. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young changed the game of football. Sitting (impatiently) behind Joe Montana for years, he finally led his own Super Bowl-winning team. Two decades after retiring from the NFL, he's quietly built a private equity business that's done upwards of $50 billion in deals, and isn't slowing down. His twin ambitions: To change the world of investing and help other athletes find their voice in business. This special edition of Bloomberg Business of Sports features Jason Kelly's intimate conversation with the MVP about his life in football, private equity and how the late Bill Walsh is his leadership role model. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to 3 More Questions, an episode series where we continue the conversation that we started last week with our guests. This week, we're talking about Jason Kelly, Cofounder and CEO of Ginkgo BioWorks. Today my co-host Koula Callahan asks me about learning from companies in other industries, communicating vision to get employee buy-in, and explaining the complexities of Yum! Brands with clear and compelling stories. If you haven't already, sign up for my weekly leadership development plan and get the tips you need to get prepare for a busy week straight in your inbox on Sunday evenings. Go to https://howleaderslead.com/plan and sign up today.

Today's guest is Jason Kelly, the cofounder and CEO of Ginkgo Bioworks, the largest designer of synthetic DNA in the world. Think back to the last time someone asked you what you did for a living. For as simple of a question this is, it can actually be really hard to answer. The reason is, in the back of your mind you might be thinking “where do I even start?!”  Running a business is complex! But until you learn to simplify all of the complexity and learn to talk about what you do in a simple way, you'll be limiting the kind of impact you could be making as a leader. And this is something that Jason Kelly has mastered. I mean, tell me a more complex business to have to explain than a synthetic biology platform company. And yet, Jason has learned to simplify the complex. I'm no bioengineering buff but when I hear Jason talk about Ginkgo and what's possible with the technology they're pioneering and scaling, he has me leaning in!  So whether you're leading a billion-dollar brand or a small business, how you communicate as a leader matters. The great leaders I know have learned to simplify the complex.

Steve Jobs once said that the biggest innovations in the 21st century would be at the intersection of biology and technology. Nature offers tantalizing examples of the magical properties of biology—self-assembly, self-repair, self-replication and more. Jason Kelly, co-founder and CEO of Ginkgo Bioworks, shares his dream of harnessing nature by reading and writing DNA to program cells like we program computers.Ginkgo is a synthetic biology company that programs cells for customers in the pharmaceutical, food, agriculture and energy industries.

We start the show talking about Minnesota Twins' pitching coach Wes Johnson coming to LSU to replace Jason Kelly. LSU football lands Kyle Parker. We go around the SEC and wrap up the first hour touching on the LIV tour.

Jay Johnson will have to replace both full time staff members as Jason Kelly is the new head coach at Washington. We discuss Kelly's season in Baton Rouge and who might be next for LSU. We also hear from Jay Johnson as he wraps up his first season with the Tigers.

In the third hour of the show, Jeff said he doesn't expect the Saints to make a big move for a backup running back. The guys also talked to Glen West of Geaux247 Sports about LSU baseball's season in review. West gave his thoughts on the work that Jay Johnson has ahead of him with the departure of Jason Kelly, the team's former pitching coach.

Glen West, a senior writer at Geaux247.com, joined Jeff and Steve to talk about LSU baseball's off-season. With the news that pitching coach Jason Kelly is moving to Washington for a head coaching gig, the search for a replacement will be massive for Jay Johnson. West said Ben McDonald could make sense, but there's nothing concrete yet. He also talked about the upcoming MLB Draft and what players the Tigers are confident in keeping.

Hunt Palmer and Jeremy Hill start off the first hour of the show breaking down Kennesaw State University baseball and what team LSU should expect to see on the field this Friday. Former LSU Head Coach Paul Mainieri joins the show to give some insight on the selection committee process and to give his thoughts on the current Tigers team. How does coach feel about kids he's coached getting called up in the big leagues? Jason Kelly, LSU pitching coach also joins the show to recap the week in Hoover, as LSU falls to Kentucky in the fourth round. What's the preparation like heading into Hattiesburg?

Hunt Palmer and Jeremy Hill start off the first hour of the show with a battle of coaches, as Nick Saban calls out Jimbo Fisher for cheating and paying for each of his star players. Jimbo fires back during an impromptu press conference, throwing cheating accusations back at the Alabama coach and denying any knowledge on his OWN teams collectives. Jason Kelly, LSU pitching coach breaks up the drama by sharing some insight on LSU's tough series loss to Ole Miss and giving a preview of LSU vs Vanderbilt starting tonight.

Hunt Palmer and Jeremy Hill start off hour one of today's show recapping LSU's midweek win against Southeastern. Jason Kelly, LSU's pitching coach joins the show to continue the LSU baseball talk, sharing his opinions on his pitching squad and Kramer Roberts getting called up to the big leagues.

Run4It's Jason Kelly returns to catch Chris and Finlay up on his GB-qualifying performance at the Anglo Celtic Plate. Not only did Jason come 2nd out of one of the most competitive fields ever assembled at a British 100km Championships, he's also now the third fastest Scot of all time over the distance. Tune into this bonus episode of the Run4It Podcast to hear what it takes to execute a near perfect race when it matters most. Next stop, the World 100km Championships...To get in touch, email: thepod@run4it.com.

In this episode, Tia chats with fellow Philly creative  Jason Kelly about showing up as your true self, being a creative, and living life out loud.  Jason is a creative, event host, and performer who does videos and different shoots and influencing in the Philly area.  Connect with Jason: Instagram: https://instagram.com/jasonxkelly Masquerade May Ball May 7th event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/masquerade-may-ball-tickets-317142821717 Connect with Tia: IG: https://www.instagram.com/cosmic_witch_goddess Podcast IG: https://www.instagram.com/enchantress_society_podcast Website: https://tiamariejohnson.com 

LSU Pitching coach Jason Kelly joins the show to share his impressions of LSU pitching against ULL and the preparation heading into this weekends series against Missouri. The post Jason Kelly H&H 04-20-22 – LSU Defeats ULL, Looking Forward to Missouri appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Hunt Palmer and Jeremy Hill start off today's show recapping LSU baseball vs ULL. Previewing matchup against Missouri. With a 125-114 win over the suns in game 2, will the Pelicans keep the pressure on Phoenix? LSU Pitching coach Jason Kelly joins the show to share his impressions of LSU pitching against ULL and the […] The post Hunt and Hill 04-20-22 | Hour 1 | LSU Defeats ULL, Pelicans vs Suns appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

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LSU Pitching coach Jason Kelly joins the show to recap a disappointing start to LSU Baseball's SEC Play. How is LSU prepping for their pitching to have success heading deeper into the SEC? The post Jason Kelly – LSU Pitching Recap appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Hunt Palmer and Jeremy Hill start off today's show with Brian Kelly's Spring Football Preview Press conference. LSU Pitching coach Jason Kelly joins the show to recap a disappointing start to LSU Baseball's SEC Play. How is LSU prepping for their pitching to have success heading deeper into the SEC? The post Hunt and Hill 03-23-22 | Hour 1 | Brian Kelly & Spring Football, Jason Kelly Talks LSU Pitching appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Musso reacts to the latest Blake Money updates from Jason Kelly and Jay Johnson. Where does LSU stand ahead of SEC play?

LSU Pitching coach Jason Kelly joins the show to share his impressions of LSU's pitching performance during the Shriners Classic and give some insight on tonight's game against McNeese. The post Jason Kelly – Shriners Classic & McNeese Preview appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Just when you think you've seen more than enough money and commercialization in major college football and basketball -- in what was intended to be amateur competition — you see even more money and commercialization enter the system. The line gets crossed again and again. To explore this subject and to address what might be done in response, FutureU is pleased to welcome a panel of knowledgeable and distinguished guests. Jason Kelly is associate editor of the Notre Dame Alumni Magazine, and he serves as acting director of Notre Dame's journalism school. His recently published "The (Next) Line that Can't Be Crossed" ends with a quote from ND's Athletic Director, Jack Swarbrick: "We better be asking what we want college football to be, and how we make sure it still fits inside a university environment." Ellen Staurowsky, a professor in the Roy H. Park School of Communications at Ithaca College, is a nationally prominent author. A fellow of the North American Society for Sport Management, her co-authored book with Allen L. Sack, College Athletes for Hire: The Evolution and Legacy of the NCAA's Amateur Myth, is a seminal contribution to the literature. Jared Good, a third-year law student at Penn State Law (Penn State University), is keenly interested in legal and ethical issues associated with college and professional sports. He has written a number of articles on the Olympics, Formula 1 racing, the NFL, college sports, and other topics. Our panel also includes legacy college athletes — Mickey Plumley, Dick Roberts, Charlie Fisher, and Bob Zitelli -- who played football at West Virginia University during a different time and era, the late 1960s. They are adept at comparing the game played then with the game played today. The program is hosted by Frank Fear, professor emeritus, Michigan State University, and managing editor of FutureU.

In this special bonus episode of #WeGotGoals, Jason Kelly of Bloomberg returns to discuss Peloton's recent roller coaster in-depth. We talk exclusively about the Peloton rollercoaster, whether that's a sign of real trouble for the at-home fitness industry, a potential Peloton sale, the continued saga of the mysterious Peloton Rower, and why we still believe in the brand. Links: Jason on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jasonkellynewsJason on Bloomberg's QuickTake series: https://www.bloomberg.com/qtJason's book, Sweat Equity: Inside the New Economy of Mind and Body: https://amzn.to/3H3qKYNResources and Articles Mentioned:From Margins: Peloton Valuations and Innovationhttps://www.readmargins.com/p/peloton-valuations-and-innovation?r=2f1rFrom Vox: Peloton's problems aren't just Peloton'shttps://www.vox.com/recode/22925513/peloton-recall-gyms-nordictrack-mirrorThe Blackwells Group powerpoint presentation:https://twitter.com/LiamKillingstad/status/1491154905595215877From the New York Times: Peloton's future is uncertain after a swift fall from pandemic stardom.https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/08/business/peloton-ceo-layoffs-earnings.html?searchResultPosition=3From Bloomberg: Kevin Mayer on investors misreading the demand for at-home fitnesshttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-11/falcons-owner-tackles-flores-controversy-power-players-updateFrom aSweatLife: Flywheel's Acquisition and What That Means for the Business of Fitnesshttps://asweatlife.com/2020/01/flywheel-acquired-by-town-sports-international/From aSweatLife: Should You Keep Paying for ClassPass? https://asweatlife.com/2016/04/should-you-keep-paying-for-classpass/

Let's start this episode off with a few numbers, courtesy of the excellent and meticulous Nicholas Rizzo at the website RunRepeat.com. In 2019, the fitness industry was valued at $159 billion - yes, billion with a B. Which, at the time, was the most it had ever been valued at. When the pandemic hit in 2020, the industry then experienced a 32% decline - not surprising, but still a painful number. Now, as I write this on February 16, 2022, the fitness industry's valuation seems to be almost back to pre-pandemic levels. Online/digital fitness, fitness apps, fitness equipment, and fitness trackers all experienced significant growth in the pandemic. By 2028, the online/digital fitness industry is projected to have the highest growth rate of 33.10% per year. The classic brick and mortar gym, on the other hand, is predicted to grow much more slowly, at a rate of around 7% per year.Now, let's dig into what aSweatLife's own research has shown over the past few years. (And as a side note, I highly recommend diving into RunRepeat's research yourself - it's fascinating and well worth your time, we'll link to it in the show notes). In 2018, respondents to our annual State of Fitness survey spent an average of $125 per month, give or take a few cents, on fitness. That number has consistently declined year-over-year - and then when the pandemic hit, that average dropped to $45 per month. That's around a 64% drop in monthly fitness spend in our audience, which is a much steeper decline than what RunRepeat's numbers showed about the industry as a whole. In the fall of 2021, monthly fitness spend creeped back up to $51 - but that's still dramatically lower than the 2018 to 2020 years. (Of course, the necessary caveats here are: we know our audience is fitness obsessed, and we know they're mostly millennial women in urban areas, all of which affect their access and willingness to spend or save on fitness.)As they say - you've got to follow the money. By tracking consumer spending on fitness, we can build theories about how that spend reflects the value our society places on physical activity. And the way our audience spends money on fitness is something we love to geek out on at aSweatLife - in fact, I'll refer you to several in-depth pieces Jeana has written over the years about the business of fitness, including some of her best work from when ClassPass ditched their unlimited model. And because this is a topic we find so fascinating, we pulled in the big guns: Jason Kelly, Chief Correspondent at Bloomberg Quicktake and the Author of Sweat Equity: Inside the New Economy of Mind and Body, a portrait of the booming fitness economy. Jason understands the world of private equity and public offerings, and he keeps a close pulse on how the fitness industry's money moves, so to speak.In this episode, you'll hear Jason and I talk about how the community aspect of fitness factors into making fitness a compelling investment, the successes of both high-cost and low-cost fitness businesses, and the business of celebrity fitness instructors.And stay tuned for a bonus episode with Jason dropping later this week: Our original episode was recorded on February 3, and as you'll hear, we spent a good chunk of time talking about Peloton as a pandemic fitness darling. Then, I went on vacation and all hell broke loose at Peloton. Jason was kind enough to jump back on the mic with me on February 16, a week before the day this episode drops, so we could process together what the heck is happening at Peloton and what that says about the broader state of fitness. Look for that in your feed in the next couple of days.Links and resourcesFind Jason on Twitter hereWatchJason on Bloomberg's QuickTake seriesJeana and I both loved Jason's book, Sweat Equity: Inside the New Economy of Mind and BodyJason on Bloomberg Quicktake in June of 2021 on How the Pandemic Changed the Fitness IndustryJeana's extensive writing for aSweatLife on the business of fitness: Should You Keep Paying for ClassPass? and Flywheel Just Got Acquired – Here's What That MeansFitness industry research from RunRepeat and aSweatLife

LSU pitching coach, Jason Kelly joins the show to share some insight on LSU's preparation heading into the season opener in 9 days. The post Jason Kelly – LSU Pitching Updates appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

In Hour One, Hunt Palmer and Jeremy Hill start off today's show breaking down LSU's win against Texas A&M 76-68. The guys continue the basketball talk, recapping the rest of yesterday's SEC slate. LSU pitching coach, Jason Kelly joins the show to share some insight on LSU's preparation heading into the season opener in 9 […] The post Hunt and Hill 02-09-22 | Hour 1 | LSU Beats A&M, Jason Kelly Talks LSU Pitching appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

In the first of two episodes looking at the Spine Race, Chris and guest host Jason Kelly speak to Debbie Martin-Consani, who won this year's edition of the iconic 268-mile race across the Pennine Way on her second completion. This episode is stacked with insights from one of the most decorated and accomplished runners on the UK ultra scene, with a long list of podiums and formidable times dropped across well-tested trails both domestically and abroad. If you've ever looked at the 268-mile long slog stretching from the Peak District to Scotland and wondered what it takes to win such an unforgiving race, listen on...To get in touch, email: thepod@run4it.com.Photograph courtesy of the Spine Race

Jason Kelly has had at least a half a dozen careers all with the same company. A 20-year veteran of Bloomberg News he has served as a reporter, producer, editor, radio host and TV host. From a defining book on the Private Equity industry, to the technology boom, to sports business documentaries he's had a front row seat to all things business news.

Summary:With fast-growing private and public companies, you're often juggling a lot of stakeholders: management, employees, board members, investors. But there's one key stakeholder that's often forgotten: the media. But ignore them at your peril. They control a huge portion of the narrative and public image of your company—and if you haven't established the relationships and trust to tell your story, then they're going to tell it for you.Fortunately, there are journalists like Jason Kelly. Jason has spent almost 20 years reporting on business at Bloomberg in a variety of capacities, from New York Bureau Chief to his current role as Chief Correspondent for Bloomberg Quicktake, Bloomberg's “Business Network for the New Generation.” He's also authored two books, The New Tycoons on the rise of private equity, and Sweat Equity on the fitness economy. In his role, he's been able to observe some giants of the industry, learn what makes businesses tick, and forge relationships with leaders across sectors.We sat down to talk about Jason's approach to business journalism, and his new pursuits at the nexus of business, sports, and culture. He'll share his philosophy on asking tough questions, the benefits of longstanding relationships with the media, and why CEOs should depart more often from their talking points. So join us! Because in the arena, all news is good news.Highlights: What makes a great journalist (1:16) How to publish things people don't like (3:00) The power of relationships (4:59) Consumption changes in an on-demand world (10:42) QuickTakes: The intersection of sports, business, and culture (13:20) What Jason learned from The Last Dance (17:13) Making representation possible through “Portrait” (20:50) How writing a book let Jason engage with subjects in a different way (24:30) The most interesting person Jason's interviewed (26:57) Jason's observations on the business storylines going forward (28:46) The world moves on fast from mistakes (34:23) “In an era where you're tempted to say less, say more” (35:49) Links:ICR TwitterICR LinkedInICR WebsiteJason Kelly LinkedInBloomberg QuicktakeBloomberg Quicktake: The Business of SportsBloomberg Quicktake: PortraitSweat EquityThe New TycoonsFeedback:If you have questions about the show or topics you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, andrew@lowerstreet.co 

Terry and Charlie grill co-host Jason Kelly with a series of random questions as this MLB lockout continues!  Some were baseball questions, and some were personal!  Join us for this very candid and entertaining show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason Kelly has over 25 years of training and instructional experience supporting law enforcement agencies, military units and world class athletes.He is the first American Top Team main academy wrestling coach  and accomplished shooter who recognized for his ability to to develop intuitive weapons-based combative programs for law enforcement and military.Check him out on his Instagram page at https://www.instagram.com/wrestlerj/ and at his website at  https://www.c2t2training.com/

LSU Pitching Coach Jason Kelly joins Les Lukach to discuss his career path; recruiting to LSU; coaching philosophy; advice to recruits and much more.

Muhammad Ali didn't just revolutionize the world of sports. He changed the way we think about athletes, race, politics and economics. In "Muhammad Ali" (premiering this week on PBS) another great -- legendary documentarian Ken Burns -- shows the champ like we've never seen before. Burns talks to Jason Kelly about the process of making the film, Ali's impact and the echoes of the boxer's activism in today's sports figures. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Widely regarded as the best-known, most-influential lacrosse player in history, Paul Rabil is changing jobs, sort of. Having single-handedly pushed the sport into the mainstream since his days at Johns Hopkins, Rabil is retiring from playing to focus on running the league he and his brother created. In a wide-ranging conversation, Rabil goes deep with Jason Kelly on his career and the state of the fast-growing Premier Lacrosse League. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

EPISODE SUMMARY: This episode was previously recorded as live event on Twitter Spaces with our follower community. We invited both, Jason Kelly, Co-Founder & CEO of Ginkgo Bioworks, and Anna Marie Wagner, SVP Corporate Development to join us for an exclusive event. WATCH OUR YOUTUBE INTERVIEW: https://youtu.be/dj36F7s4pMI PODCAST CHANNELS: Spotify: https://bit.ly/Disrupting-Spotify Apple: https://bit.ly/Disrupting-Apple Google: https://bit.ly/Disrupting-Google PODCAST HOSTS: Alex Cutler | https://twitter.com/AlexCutler247 Dana Donovick | https://twitter.com/DanaDonovick FOLLOW & CONNECT: https://facebook.com/Disrupting https://instagram.com/Disrupting_ https://twitter.com/Disrupting_ PRODUCTION: Dana Donovick, Passion Possible, LLC. dana@passionpossible.com • 206-222-0740 Legal Disclosure: Disrupting Media (company) and its host are not financial advisors. The information contained in this video is for entertainment purposes only. Before investing, please consult a licensed professional. All content distributed by Disrupting Media (company) and its host IS NOT to be considered as investment recommendations or guidance in any form. Disrupting Media (company) and its host are NOT held liable for any losses you may incur for investing and trading in the stock market. --- 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/disrupting/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/disrupting/support

EPISODE SUMMARY: This is the most meaningful interview our team has done to date. We flew to Boston, MA to visit Ginkgo Bioworks, a disruptive new company leading the way in synthetic bioengineering. We toured their foundry and interviewed both Jason Kelly, Co-Founder & CEO, and Anna Marie Wagner, SVP Corporate Development. We encourage everyone to investing the time watching this entire video, and using the quick-links below to navigate to different segments of the interview. 00:50 - What is Synthetic Biology? "What do we want biology to do to make our lives better?" 02:50 - How is Ginkgo Bioworks disruptive? What industries / sectors are ripe for disruption? - The way Ginkgo see the world: building programmable platform to develop biology for all markets. 05:37 - Business model is just like a mobile app store of which people develop apps on -same thing, just instead of apps, its live cells. 06:35 - Why Ginkgo is misunderstood + history of the word 'biotech' and how people associate it only with pharmaceuticals when it should be understood as programming organisms 09:45 - How is DNA programmable? 12:30 - Solving vital problems in the world (great examples of how massive industries like pesticides are being disrupted) 16:10 - Impossible Burger explained + market opportunity 18:01 - Enabling Ginkgo customers to develop solutions for everyday problems + Motif Foodworks, a Ginkgo subsidiary company, explained (https://madewithmotif.com/) 19:49 - Covid 19: What role has Ginkgo Bioworks played during the pandemic, and how has the company adapted to meet the needs of our new way of living? 22:52 - Breaking down the economics of synthetic biology + how automation is essential for Ginkgo's operation 27:40 - Incubator for start-ups and entrepreneurs to build biotech businesses on the Ginkgo platform (mentorship & access to the platform in exchange for equity) 29:30 - Project pipeline overview (500 projects, 500 streams of revenue) 30:54 - Strategic parter: Cronos Group (cannabis) explained 33:00 - Government projects PODCAST CHANNELS: Spotify: https://bit.ly/Disrupting-Spotify Apple: https://bit.ly/Disrupting-Apple Google: https://bit.ly/Disrupting-Google PODCAST HOSTS: Alex Cutler | https://twitter.com/AlexCutler247 Dana Donovick | https://twitter.com/DanaDonovick FOLLOW & CONNECT: https://facebook.com/Disrupting https://instagram.com/Disrupting_ https://twitter.com/Disrupting_ PRODUCTION: Dana Donovick, Passion Possible, LLC. dana@passionpossible.com • 206-222-0740 Legal Disclosure: Disrupting Media (company) and its host are not financial advisors. The information contained in this video is for entertainment purposes only. Before investing, please consult a licensed professional. All content distributed by Disrupting Media (company) and its host IS NOT to be considered as investment recommendations or guidance in any form. Disrupting Media (company) and its host are NOT held liable for any losses you may incur for investing and trading in the stock market. --- 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/disrupting/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/disrupting/support

Ali Hashemi, Owner of Good Sweat Studio in Arlington, VA, chats with us about starting a social impact fitness studio, making a lasting impact in your community, running a small business (throughout a pandemic AND with a toddler), and how she balances it all. Check out Good Sweat Studios- website & IG Connect with Ali on IG- @cyclewithali Ali's Recommendations Mentioned in the Episode: Sweat Equity by Jason Kelly @drbeckyatgoodinside on IG Get 20% off Organifi products with code BUILDWITHBRABEC. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buildwithbrabec/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buildwithbrabec/support

You've heard about the Industrial Revolution and the digital revolution. But now, we're heading into a Bio Revolution. And this is going to transform the economy and society in many ways—even beyond health and agriculture. And we need to understand both the potential for good and how to avoid the pitfalls. In this episode, we start with a picture of the science that's happening, then explore where might these advances lead. Our guests are two people doing truly amazing work literally on the very frontiers of where these advances are taking place. Jason Kelly is the founder of Ginkgo Bioworks, a biotech company that describes itself as “the organism company.” And Dr. Michelle McMurry-Heath is the president and CEO of the Biological Innovation Organization (BIO). Interview date: November 2020 To read more about the Bio Revolution, visit: mck.co/biorev To read a transcript of this episode, visit: mck.co/forwardthinking Follow @McKinsey_MGI on Twitter and the McKinsey Global Institute on LinkedIn for more.See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information

Do we still need testing now that vaccines are rolling? Ginkgo Bioworks Founder, Jason Kelly, joins CareTalk to discuss how testing can help the world battle the pandemic. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/E6fkDAsmkYQAbout Jason Kelly: Jason Kelly co-founded Ginkgo BioWorks in 2008. The organism is the product at Ginkgo BioWorks. Ginkgo's organism engineers design microbes made-to-order for customers across a range of industries by leveraging a technology platform including custom hardware, software, and wetware. Jason earned his PhD from MIT in Biological Engineering in2008, under professor Drew Endy, and his BS in Chemical Engineering and Biology in 2003. His doctoral research included the development of a widely adopted measurement standard for characterizing transcriptional elements.#ginkgobioworks #healthcare #caretalk #pandemic #vaccines #healthcarepolicy #healthcareindustry #health

Bastards co-host Jason Kelly states his case for who is truly the face of baseball!  What should the criteria actually be?   And who actually is?    Hang out with us and find out! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason Kelly of K9 Solutions Australia has earned a strong reputation as being very humble, highly capable, and zero bullshit dogman.  This is the personal story of one of the Australian dog world's more quiet achievers, and he's never shared his story in a public format before now. I was truly honoured that Jase trusted me to have this conversation. Jase's K9 training experience within the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) included a posting to an elite Special Operations Command (SOCOM) unit which involved him maintaining, developing and caring for a group of world class dogs that supported Aussie operators in some of the most demanding and complex environments and scenarios possible. After exiting the Australian military Jason has gone from strength to strength with his own business, producing highly trained dogs that are destined for difficult and dangerous roles with agencies and organisations within Australia and abroad. This conversation is wonderfully candid - it's not sugar coated in any way and we hope that you can all get a real feel for some of what Jase went though on his dog training journey. This episode's audio isn't as clear as we'd like due to the conversation being had over Zoom, and you'll hear some garbled audio and longer pauses from time to time. I've done the best I can to edit it for clarity, but this really isn't my skill set. Regardless, I found this to be a great story that showcases the genesis of a true dogman. The following links support the communities mentioned in this podcast: Voice Of A Veteran - Heston Russell SAS Resources Fund Commando Welfare Trust Australian Defence Force Trackers And War Dog Association Jason Kelly and K9 Solutions Australia can be found via the The K9SA website which has links to all the K9 Solutions Australia social accounts.  K9 Solutions Australia is family run, veteran owned business. If you found value in this episode, or if youre a fan of this podcast, then please consider supporting us via your favourite podcasting platform: Rate the show ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Leave a comment - the more meaningful, the better

For creatives, it's all too easy to let perfection drive our creation, but is that a healthy mentality to have? On this episode, the guys talk with Jason Kelly, AV specialist and Blackbar Discord manager, about the difference between perfection and excellence. Todays conversation was inspired by Jason's devotion on creative excellence in the Blackbar Community Discord. You can view the original post and connect with our community athttp://discord.blk.bar/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/blkbar)

B.Next's Dr. Kevin O'Connell is joined by Jason Kelly, Founder of Ginkgo Bioworks, an In-Q-Tel portfolio company using the most advanced technology on the planet—biology—to grow better products. Learn more about their platform that programs cells, and how they leverage this capability to expand biosecurity and pandemic response. Learn more at ginkgobioworks.com. 

#MyInvestingStory showcases the Investing Story of Successful Long-term Investors, who are everyday people. Ann and Ionnie McNeill, are both Lifetime Members and Volunteers of BetterInvesting, a non-profit focused on Investment Education for Individuals and Investment Clubs. Each week we interview a Special Guest, shining light on their investing story, lessons learned, words of wisdom and resources to aid you in starting your investing journey. Brooklyn New York-native Shameka Beeks, is a Licensed Master Social Worker, with 14 years of experience within the human service field as a program developer, community organizer, and outreach worker. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Administration of Justice from Howard University; a Professional Studies Certificate in Communication from New York University; and a Master of Social Work Degree from Adelphi University. As a social justice advocate, Shameka understands the importance of educational and social programs, and why people need to be connected to them. Currently, she is employed at the nation's largest victim assistance organization as a mental health therapist, specializing in treating PTSD symptoms, depression, anxiety and borderline personality disorder in men, women, and children. She is looking forward to receiving her Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) certification in 2021. In September 2020, Shameka became a Better Investing member. She learned about the organization, several years ago, in a book written by Peter Lynch, the former Magellan Fund manager at Fidelity. Through curiosity, interest, and research her dream of investing in the stock market is now a reality. Shameka Beeks is a divorced mom, and her daughter is in the fourth grade. During downtime Shameka enjoys fellowshipping in the parent ministry at her church, taking naps, making soups, and watching throwback movies with her daughter. Connect With Shameka Beeks Email Instagram Book Recommendation: Beating The Street by Peter Lynch The Neatest little Guide to Stock Market Investing by Jason Kelly. -- If you're looking for a BetterInvesting Chapter near you, check out our community at https://bit.ly/BILocalChapters or visit us at BetterInvesting South Florida ChapterTake the info from the podcast to the next level by becoming a BetterInvesting Member and joining us at our next Educational Event Grab a copy of “The Baby Billionaire's Guide to Investing: Building Wealth at an Early Age”If you have questions about the podcast or any of the programs we discuss here, email us at abetterinvesting@gmail.com Want your child or a youth you know to participate in the Summer Stock Market game? Email your interest at abetterinvesting@gmail.com The hashtag for the podcast is #MyInvestingStory Make sure to follow us on Social Media: Facebook: @BetterInvestingSFL Instagram: @BetterInvestingSFL Linkedin: @BetterInvestingSouthFlorida Twitter: @BI_SEFL