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In this episode of The Tech Trek, Amir Bormand talks with Jason Wells, Head of Engineering at BrowserBase, about building a high-performance culture rooted in trust, emotional intelligence, and psychological safety. Jason shares how his unconventional path—including a six-year break from tech—helped shape a management philosophy that puts human connection at the center of engineering leadership. From dismantling blame culture to fostering self-compassion and authentic feedback loops, Jason offers a powerful framework for anyone looking to lead modern tech teams more intentionally.
In this milestone episode of Becoming a Bowhunter, we're flipping the script. Instead of the usual one-on-one chat, this episode features a powerful collection of real rut stories straight from the bowhunting community. Host @MattyAfter put the call out for listeners to share their most memorable moments from the 2025 rut—and after some cat-herding and chasing down voice memos, eight legends stepped up to the plate. From misty mornings and busted gear to blood-trailing heartbreaks and first-stag triumphs, this episode is packed with raw, real, and sometimes hilarious tales from the bush. You'll hear: Matty's soggy and fogged-up gear lessons from the Brisbane ValleyHard-earned wins from hunters battling tough weather and tougher stagsCreative meat-saving tricks for rut-tainted venisonThe highs, lows, and chaos of calling in reds and fellow in the thick stuffGear tips, meat care hacks, and calls that actually worked Whether you're reminiscing on your own rut or looking for inspiration to keep grinding, this episode is a celebration of persistence, community, and the wild ride that is bowhunting in the rut.
In this milestone episode of Becoming a Bowhunter, we're flipping the script. Instead of the usual one-on-one chat, this episode features a powerful collection of real rut stories straight from the bowhunting community. Host @MattyAfter put the call out for listeners to share their most memorable moments from the 2025 rut—and after some cat-herding and chasing down voice memos, eight legends stepped up to the plate. From misty mornings and busted gear to blood-trailing heartbreaks and first-stag triumphs, this episode is packed with raw, real, and sometimes hilarious tales from the bush. You'll hear: Matty's soggy and fogged-up gear lessons from the Brisbane ValleyHard-earned wins from hunters battling tough weather and tougher stagsCreative meat-saving tricks for rut-tainted venisonThe highs, lows, and chaos of calling in reds and fellow in the thick stuffGear tips, meat care hacks, and calls that actually worked Whether you're reminiscing on your own rut or looking for inspiration to keep grinding, this episode is a celebration of persistence, community, and the wild ride that is bowhunting in the rut.
Today's show is a conversation about the way roleplaying games like Dungeons and Dragons can help people process emotions and provide a safe space for exploring oneself.Guests: Craig Power, fiction author; Mark Callanan, St. John's poet laureate; Dr. Hilary Alteen, psychiatrist; Jason Wells, artist and drag performer
Join us for a conversation with Kevan Fox from the L2881 Injured Member Liaison (IML) Committee and attorney Jason Wells as we discuss navigating workers comp.
Jack has assembled his A-Team and has all the answers from all of the most important people around town concerning the severe winter weather as he talks with Lexington Fire Chief Jason Wells. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In episode 190, Jason Wells invites us to be be positioned to serve others. Something God has impressed upon him is the importance of seeing everyone on a level playing field, and doing that has revealed the opportunities to "love God and love others" with his life. From fixing up cars for those that needed it, to a thriving affordable repair ministry and authentic church gathering, he has said "yes" to God's invitations, and you will hear the amazing way God responded back. How can you position yourself to serve today?? Connect with Jason: www.Mechanicsoffaith.org Video: Mechanics of Faith Mission ~ Paul creates this as part of his full-time volunteer ministry. If you appreciate what God is doing through this podcast, you can help keep it going through financial support. Gifts can be processed at https://worldoutreach.org/707 ~ Have a story to share? Hard questions to process? A desire for authentic, accessible space? You can leave a brief message at (804) 372-3836, or schedule a conversation (with a twist!) at www.wheredidyouseegod.com/conversation-with-a-twist ~ Check out our website: www.WhereDidYouSeeGod.com ~ One of these books will be relevant to your life right now: https://amazon.com/author/paulgranger ~ Wear an amazing conversation-starter! https://www.bonfire.com/store/where-did-you-see-god/ ~ The music in this episode is "You'll walk, you'll run" by Urban Doxology, from their amazing album "Bread for the Journey." ~ Learn more about how God's calling us: Pray: tinyurl.com/GrangerPray Follow: tinyurl.com/GrangerList Give: worldoutreach.org/707 ~ #authenticspace #dialogue #Godstillspeaks #WDYSG #conversation #invitation #Riversidefm #PodMatch #faith #stories #positioning #service #mechanic #autorepair #miracle #love --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wheredidyouseegod/support
On the latest edition of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT's Bill Bryant talks with Lexington Fire Department Chief Jason Wells and the Democratic nominee for Kentucky's Sixth Congressional District, Randy Cravens.
In Episode 31 of The Chief Exchange, Alec Wons sits down with Fire Chief Jason Wells of Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to dive into the complex world of fire leadership. From the importance of having a diverse command staff to secrets for winning budget battles, Chief Wells shares actionable strategies for leading effectively. Learn how to combat rising call volumes with low staffing, tackle sleep deprivation, and improve the health and wellness of your firefighters. Don't miss his advice on creating a mentorship culture that thrives and preparing recruits for success in your department.
Send me any questions hereJason Wells, CEO of Adventist Health, shares insights into his role as a CEO and the requirements for the position. He emphasizes the importance of building relationships, creating a winning team culture, and driving quality in healthcare. Wells discusses the challenges of the healthcare system, including the need for reform and the need to provide better care experiences for patients. He also highlights the importance of communication, both within the healthcare team and with patients. Wells shares his personal journey, from being an English major to teaching high school to eventually entering the healthcare industry. Jason Wells shares his journey from being a high school teacher to becoming the CEO of Adventist Health in Central California. He discusses the importance of purpose in work and encourages young people to find careers that have meaning. He emphasizes the value of relationships and kindness in healthcare and in life. Wells also highlights the need for change and improvement in the healthcare industry, focusing on patient experience and communication. Support the Show.
Art Manning came to faith in Jesus, and almost immediately got swept into a Christian commune that proved be a cult. God delivered him, and brought him into a healthy fellowship. Art's passion for the Lord never stopped growing to this day. Also, interviews with coaches Jason Wells and Adam Brewer from last week's FCA Kickoff Classic in Gainesville.
Jack welcomes Lexington Commissioner of Public Safety Ken Armstrong back to the studio to talk about the various departments of public safety and is joined by Lexington Fire Chief Jason Wells to take your calls and comments on #LEX. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rowena Duncum talks to Seth Carrier, Emma Poole and Tim Dangen, Hunter McGregor, Jason Everson, and Jason Wells.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Jack is joined in studio by Lexington Fire Chief Jason Wells to take your calls and comments on #LExington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In a revealing interview, Jason Wells, now at the helm of Novvi LLC, sheds light on the company's on-going restructuring and its new strategic direction. Wells' transparent discussion about Novvi's strategic direction and challenges paints a vivid picture of resilience and innovation in the base oil industry. 2023 marked a transformative year for Novvi. Beginning in August, the company underwent a major restructuring, leading to the departure of former President Jeff Brown. Wells, previously the Chief Technology Officer, stepped up as President, steering Novvi through this crucial phase. This restructuring process culminated in a Chapter 11 filing in Bankruptcy Court in the U.S. District & Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, on December 1, 2023. Novvi's headquarters is in Alameda, California, U.S.A., but its plant is located in La Porte, Texas. This strategic move is part of a broader plan to streamline operations, optimise shareholder structure, and introduce new capital. Wells also touched on the sensitive topic of Novvi's Chapter 11 filing, explaining it as the final stage in a restructuring process that started in August 2023. This filing, while drastic, was part of a broader strategy to streamline shareholder structure and bring in new capital. The goal is a swift exit from Chapter 11, expected by the end of January 2024. Addressing the leadership change, Wells pointed out that the shift in strategy from focusing on scale and capital projects to prioritising profitability and commercial success in the current footprint necessitated new leadership. The future strategy involves a more customer and market-driven approach, emphasising sustainability not just in feedstock but also in application performance.
AI had a momentous year in 2023, and it was a big point of discussion on the PR 360 Podcast. This episode pulls together the most important discussions we've had on the topic with people in the fields of AI development, public relations, and journalism. You'll learn about the current state of AI advancement, how AI will affect the workplace, and its current impact on public relations.Key Takeaways:- What is practical AI?- How to combine AI and human intelligence- AI's role in public relationsEpisode Timeline:2:25 Jason Wells, CEO of AI Dev Lab, explains practical AI4:30 The differences in ChatGPT iterations8:30 Linda Zebian, Senior Director of Communications and Community at Muck Rack, on how AI will affect the job market11:25 How are people using AI in the PR world?14:00 Adam Albright-Hanna, founder of A-Ha Audience Builders, on how ChatGPT can help create viral content15:20 Tod's reservations on how ChatGPT will affect his writing career17:55 Mickie Kennedy, founder of eReleases on how human intelligence and AI can work together to create quality press releases19:35 Jeff Beringer, founder of Golin's global digital team, on how the agency is exploring AI's possibilities in the PR world25:40 Valerie Christopherson, founder, and CEO of Global Results Communications, shares how the human intelligence at her company makes AI workThis episode's guests:Jason Wells, Linda Zebian, Adam Albright-Hanna, Mickie Kennedy, Jeff Beringer, Valerie Christopherson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Today on Meldon Law & Friends: First, we are joined by Jason Wells, Sports Coordinator for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida - Alachua County, and then by Maria Zelaya, Executive Director for Children Beyond Our Borders - UF Chapter!
#184: It's almost officially "the holidays" with Thanksgiving coming up. Now the holidays hit everyone differently … maybe you love them. Maybe you don't. You might be missing family, or not at all.However you feel, it's nice to connect with folks and now we have an excuse to do it. There are a lot of transplants in LA, and for whatever reason, a lot of people can't be with family for this holiday. Insert: FRIENDSGIVING! Hear from the LAist crew over their own Friendsgiving party. We'll talk about connection, friendship and give you all sorts of tips and tricks to pull off your own Friendsgiving this year.Guests: Gab Chabran, LAist's food editor; Jason Wells, managing editor of daily news at LAist; Caitlin Hernández, LA Explained reporter for LAist; Chanelle Berlin Johnson, director of audience engagement at LAist; Nereida Moreno, digital equity reporter at LAist
Today's guest is Jason Wells, Chief Technology Officer at Pattern. Pattern is a tech company that builds an AI-driven platform to help businesses grow faster and sell more on eCommerce marketplaces. Jason joins Emerj CEO and Head of Research Daniel Faggella on today's program to talk about the challenges developer teams and their managers face in integrating workflows, assessing engagement, hiring the right people and beyond. Throughout his appearance, he emphasizes the importance of individualizing over-generalizing systems for teams and elevating team members who are most passionate about solving problems. This episode is sponsored by Pieces. Learn how brands work with Emerj and other Emerj Media options at emerj.com/ad1.
On the heels of their excellent latest Album, 'About The Winter' Minneapolis indie-roots trio Barbaro (Kyle Shelstad, Rachel Calvert and Jason Wells) return to the Jrodconcerts: The Podcast to talk about their individual experiences in a banner year for the band. From playing in countries like Turkey and Bulgaria, to working with acclaimed Sound man Brian Joseph (Sufjan Stephens, Bon Iver) to preparing for a new touring chapter without original member Isaac Saamis, this is a great catch up with our Minneapolis friends. Barbaro will tour North America in Fall 2023. For tickets and more information: https://www.barbaroband.com/
“Mechanics of Faith” was a phrase that Jason Wells coined when he began helping others with auto repairs from his home more than a decade ago. As a self-proclaimed “car-junkie” who enjoyed modifying vehicles with his friends in high school, Wells completed oil changes and fixed cars for people in his community. Although Wells had a 16-year career in design work and currently works as a manager for a manufacturing company, he explained that he has always been the person to offer his assistance to others. “My heart's always been [with] helping people,” said Wells. Six years ago, Wells decided...Article LinkSupport the show
Jason Wells joins the podcast to talk about Mechanics of Faith. Before that, Paul and Jason spoke about him growing up in Hanover, extreme sports and his early passion for working on cars. Nowadays, Jason works, has a great family and he runs Mechanics of Faith which helps people in the community who need repairs for their vehicles. They finished by talking about Jason's family and how to donate ([mechanicsoffaith.org](https://mechanicsoffaith.org "")) to help the local community.
Jason Wells is the CEO of AI Dev Lab, a machine learning development consultancy, and the managing director of MWest Ventures, an organization making early-stage investments in AI, 5G IoT, and Media Tech. Jason has developed over 20 AI products and worked and lived on six different continents. Here, he provides a clear description of the current state of AI, its potential, and how AI Dev Lab is pushing the technology into the future. Key Takeaways:- A brief AI explainer- The differences in ChatGPT iterations- How AI learns through repetition- How AI Dev is creating breakthrough AI technologyEpisode Timeline:2:00 A brief overview of practical AI4:30 The difference in Chat GPT iterations7:30 Tod is happy to be the interviewer in this situation8:00 What's the next version of AI that will catch on with the mainstream?9:45 AI is a learning process.10:30 AI can replicate Tod's writing.12:30 Common misunderstandings surrounding AI15:00 How do companies train AI for specific purposes? 18:45 Jason's dream project23:00 Let's create AI umpires.23:45 The connection between Jason's love of running and his professional lifeThis episode's guest:• Jason Wells• www.AIDevLab.comSubscribe and leave a 5-star review: https://pod.link/1496390646Contact Us!• Join the conversation by leaving a comment!• Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn!Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, we chat with Jason Wells, Managing Director at CHARLY USA. If you are anywhere other than Mexico, you may not know the brand yet, but with the tagline LEAVE OUR MARK, the athletic apparel company is on a mission to do just that... here in the US. Charly is a household name in Mexico, having been in the footwear and apparel game for over 60 years and, more recently, sponsoring more than half of the Liga MX soccer teams. Now, their eye is on the US market, and they're making their mark fast. With Wells at the helm, they've already struck a multi-year deal with the San Diego Loyal soccer team, their first in American Soccer, significantly expanded their national footprint through notable retail partners, and made great strides in increasing their notoriety beyond the Hispanic market. Tune in to hear about his career trajectory as well as learn what other winning tactics are to the playbook he's building on the fly — inspired by his many years in footwear and apparel, including 13 years at ASICS, knowing what to use and what to throw out the door when approaching this unique challenge of bringing this Mexican brand to the US.
This episode is part two of a series where we interview California Work Comp Applicant's attorney Jason Wells about his lifetime experience with workers' compensation, and some tips that he'd like to extend to injured workers.Jason expands upon his experience in the field, and ways for stakeholders to look at a work comp claim in order to better understand it.Jason's practice can be found at wellswellslaw.com.For more information on this episode, and other helpful tips about workers' compensation, visit the RateFast Blog.If you're a workers' compensation provider, adjuster, or case manager check out RateFast Express: the service that writes your impairment reports for you!
Happy 2023! The California Work Comp Report is excited to announce that we're starting this year off with a new podcast format! We will be posting shorter podcasts more often, so there will be just as much California Work Comp Report coming at you at a more steady stream!This episode is part of a series where we interview California Work Comp Applicant's attorney Jason Wells about his lifetime experience with workers' compensation, and some tips that he'd like to extend to injured workers.Jason's practice can be found at wellswellslaw.com.For more information on this episode, and other helpful tips about workers' compensation, visit the RateFast Blog.If you're a workers' compensation provider, adjuster, or case manager check out RateFast Express: the service that writes your impairment reports for you!
Brand and Marketing Manager at PG Bison, Jason Wells on what 2023 holds in terms of kitchen trends and on some ideas on you can spice up your kitchen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Listen to Jason's journey as he shares his family life, business life and health story.
I had a great time this week sitting down with Jason Wells to talk about his 250+ pound weight loss journey, his drive in life, and even how he went from a clueless gym newbie to owning two gyms himself! He is a true testament to finding the right tools and trusting the process, and a great example of how finding the right coach can be life changing. Connect with Jason on IG at @midastouch5103! https://www.instagram.com/midastouch5103/ Listen to his show the Phat Muscle Project at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/phat-muscle-project/id1646130835 The Fat Guy Forum AFTER SHOW IS HERE FOR PATREON SUPPORTERS! Click this link to see how YOU can get access to bonus episodes & support this show by helping Gormy keep bringing you the stories of these amazing men: https://www.patreon.com/Gormygoesketo Interested in working with Gormy on Accountability & Goal Setting, Ketogenic Nutrition and more? Get more info at https://www.theketoroad.com/coach-mike You can also find Gormy on IG at @gormygoesketo, Twitter at @gormygoesketo and you can email the show at TheFatGuyForum@gmail.com! You can support us and save money yourself by using code GORMY to get 15% your order at Redmond Real Salt(https://shop.redmond.life/?afmc=GORMY) NEW! Code GORMYGOESKETO will save on your purchase of all Kettle & Fire products at https://glnk.io/v153/gormygoesketo These are great products I use every day!! Check them out! Don't forget to give us a rating and review on iTunes or whatever platform you use!! Thank you and be sure to amaze yourself today!
In this episode John Gorman and Jason Wells welcome everyone to the show! Topics covered include both of their history as coaches and dieters, future topics and guests, and a Q and A session covering topics like hacks to blunt hunger, mentality of dieting for a show versus just to get lean, odd things that...
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Get in the Herd with host Nathan Mitchell and special guest Jason Wells. Jason joins us to discuss Mechanics of Faith whose mission is to share God's love & keep the community safe, one auto repair at a time. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
The pandemic has cast a harsh light on the unequal distribution of care. Instead of hiding from the reality, leading healthcare organizations like Adventist Health are addressing the problem head-on by adopting technologies and practices that prioritize access to care. Adventist has partnered with GetWell, Kyruus, VisitPay, and Tonic Health for example, to provide consumer-like experiences for patients to help make it easier to engage with them. Healthcare IT Today recently sat down with Jason Wells, Chief Strategy, Consumer & Innovation Officer at Adventist Health and Michael O'Neil, Founder and CEO at GetWell to discuss consumerism, patient experience and the digital transformation of healthcare. Learn more about Adventist: https://www.adventisthealth.org/ Learn more about GetWell: https://www.getwellnetwork.com/ Find more great health IT content: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/
San Diego Loyal SC announced it will host an official 2022 kit launch event revealing its home and away CHARLY kits on Thursday, March 3rd from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens - Liberty Station. We preview the event with CHARLY USA General Manager Jason Wells. Presale orders for SD Loyal's 2022 home and away kits are available now at TheShop.SDLoyal.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this healthcare podcast, I speak with Peter Hayes, who is president and CEO at the Healthcare Purchaser Alliance of Maine and a national presence in healthcare strategy, innovation, and a frequent keynote speaker. One thing, among many, that Peter said during our conversation struck me. He said it will take a village to fix what ails the healthcare industry in this country. There are too many interdependencies. This point obviously resonates around these parts because it's the rationale for the Relentless Health Value podcast. We started this show on the recognition that if you want to achieve anything in healthcare, you cannot do it without collaboration/cooperation/grudging acquiescence of other stakeholders in the patient journey or the payment journey. And when I say, “You can't do anything,” I mean you can't sell anything, you can't improve patient care, and, most relevant to this particular episode, you can't contain prices. If we're talking about health systems (for example, hospitals and the like), they are not going to curtail their price hikes or improve the value of care delivered or safety or infection control really unless patients and employers and CMS and others demand that they do—and unless employers and others do some of the five things that Peter Hayes mentions at the end of our conversation. Spoiler alert there. For context to this discussion, let's check in with some of the biggest, most powerful health systems in this country. If I limit this comment to the “nonprofit” ones—and I say “nonprofit” with air quotes because what does that mean exactly?—look, I know there are many health system execs that listen to this show, but there's some inalienable facts here. And let's talk about them with the intent of fixing them because nothing is going to get fixed that isn't talked about. It's not my nature to mince words, so I won't. Many hospitals are, by almost every account, pretty darn inefficient. And they don't do cost accounting, but then they'll scream and claim to be losing money when paid the exact same prices for certain services that other hospitals can get paid and make a fair profit. Crappy workflows cost money. Talk to anybody who has watched even the trailer to a Six Sigma course. Another thing that costs money is when all the burned-out doctors quit and you have to recruit new ones, but that's a topic for a different day. Listen the EP323 with Arshad Rahim, MD. But there's also inefficiencies in how many health systems purchase supplies. (Listen to EP281 with Rob Austin for more on that.) Further, paying the C-suite millions of dollars but maybe underpaying or understaffing nurses has consequences. There's complaints about Medicare payer mixes, but then somehow there's enough spare shekel to put a waterfall in the lobby. Nonprofit hospitals also don't pay any taxes, keep in mind, which is a huge financial windfall, especially when they provide vanishingly small amounts of charity care compared to revenue. See the top 10 health system hall of shame in this category here. Here's another point to ponder: Amongst the hundreds, thousands, of requests I get from PR firms pitching guests to come on this show, there are plenty from what appears to be a pretty large cottage industry that I had never heard of before. I'll call it the real estate for nonprofit hospitals cottage industry. From what I can gather by the promo copy, this involves buying up medical office buildings, not paying any real estate taxes, and then leasing out the space. I should have one of these guys come on the show just to shine some light on whatever this apparently pretty common shenanigan is. As Vikas Saini, MD, from the Lown Institute has said, “No margin, no mission” can become an excuse for all kinds of questionable behavior. So bottom line, we have employers, employees, taxpayers, cash-pay patients whose federal and/or state and/or local taxes are going to support these nonprofit hospitals—but then there's this double tax. Because they claim to be losing money on Medicare patients, they justify cost shifting some pretty big bucks onto the commercially insured patients, who are then paying, on average, some wildly inflated prices for healthcare services. This might be considered a double tax if you think about it: tax dollars going to the IRS directly and then after-tax dollars buying that knee replacement for $125,000 that should cost $25,000. Consider that a $100,000 double tax. But why should a hospital with a motive to maximize margins quit it with their questionable and secretive billing practices if employers just pay whatever the bill is no fuss no muss? Short answer: They won't. So, it's going to be up to someone else in the village to make it untenable to continue. It's going to be up to another party to slow that roll. In this conversation, Peter Hayes talks about the RAND Hospital Price Transparency Study. One last thing that may or may not be relevant here, but I can't resist a good sidebar. New catchphrase I have been hearing lately: the “deconstruction of hospitals.” Have you heard it, too? In fact, I was listening to Zeev Neuwirth's podcast recently that featured Raphael Rakowski. Raphael said that the average fixed cost of any given brick-and-mortar hospital is 65% of revenue. So, just having the building, the physical plant, and paying for all the things you need to pay for to run that physical plant is really high. I heard Jason Wells say in a HealthIMPACT forum the other day that it costs a million dollars to build a bed in California due to all the regulatory requirements. Add to that something Christin Deacon highlighted the other day on LinkedIn about how operating rooms are empty 30% of the time. So, it makes me wonder whether some of the issues that hospitals have when they claim that they are losing money on Medicaid or Medicare is because their fixed costs are out of whack. This potentially disproportionate situation, however, is one reason why hospitals really have to watch it for hospitals at home or virtual offerings. After all, this is exactly how Amazon ate everybody's lunch. Erase 65% of your costs, or even 50% of your costs, and that cost-plus profit threshold becomes a weapon of mass destruction. At the end of this podcast—the very end, so if you're in a rush, jump to 28 minutes or something [32:45]—Peter gives five ideas for employers to limit the ability for hospitals to take advantage. If you're a hospital exec that's listening, I would urge you to please help your local employers do these things. Let's all get on the same team here to improve the health of our communities with pricing and business models that are reasonable and fair. Don't be like the hospital that Katy Talento is going to talk about in an upcoming episode who won't do direct contracting with employers because the coding is kind of a hassle. Seriously now. You can learn more at purchaseralliance.org. Peter Hayes is president and CEO of the Healthcare Purchaser Alliance of Maine and formerly a principal of Healthcare Solutions and director of associate health and wellness at Hannaford Supermarkets. He has been in innovative, strategic benefit design for the past 20+ years. During the past several years, Hannaford has received numerous national awards in recognition of the company's commitment to working collaboratively with healthcare providers and vendors in delivering health benefits that are focused on value (high-quality efficient care). Hannaford Supermarkets has been successful in this arena by focusing on innovative solutions for patient advocacy, chronic disease management, and health promotion programs. Hannaford was recognized by receiving the National Business Group on Health Platinum Award for the health promotion and wellness programs three years in a row. These programs, along with healthcare delivery strategies, contributed to a flat trend line over five years. Peter has also been involved in healthcare reform leadership roles on both the national and regional levels with organizations like the Center for Health Innovation, Care Focused Purchasing, and Leapfrog. He's also cofounder of the Maine Health Management Coalition (now Healthcare Purchaser Alliance of Maine) and has been appointed by two different Maine Governors to serve on Health Care Reform Commissions to recommend public policies to improve the access and affordability of healthcare for Maine citizens. 07:51 Who are the commercial payers? 08:48 Are hospitals actually losing money on Medicare and Medicaid? 11:26 Is cost inversely connected to quality when it comes to hospital care? 13:46 “A lot of hospitals don't do cost accounting.” 13:59 If hospitals don't know their costs, how does Medicare know their costs? 15:52 “In the hospital financial world … they start the budget upside down.” 18:48 “There's plenty of accountability to spread around for where we are.” 20:30 Do employers have any options in the current health system situation? 21:39 “If this market's going to change, purchasers have to step up and start demanding more accountability, more transparency.” 26:21 How is the new transparency legislation impacting plan sponsors and employers? 29:41 EP342 with Christin Deacon.32:38 “I think the whole dialogue around how we pay for hospital services is going to really change.” 32:45 What is Peter's advice to employers? You can learn more at purchaseralliance.org. @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth Who are the commercial payers? @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth Are hospitals actually losing money on Medicare and Medicaid? @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth Is cost inversely connected to quality when it comes to hospital care? @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth “A lot of hospitals don't do cost accounting.” @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth If hospitals don't know their costs, how does Medicare know their costs? @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth “In the hospital financial world … they start the budget upside down.” @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth “There's plenty of accountability to spread around for where we are.” @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth Do employers have any options in the current health system situation? @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth “If this market's going to change, purchasers have to step up and start demanding more accountability, more transparency.” @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth How is the new transparency legislation impacting plan sponsors and employers? @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth “I think the whole dialogue around how we pay for hospital services is going to really change.” @pefhayes of @HPAofMaine discusses #healthsystempricing on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth Recent past interviews: Click a guest's name for their latest RHV episode! Paul Simms, Dr Steven Quimby, Dr David Carmouche (EP343), Christin Deacon, Gary Campbell, Kristin Begley, David Contorno (AEE17), David Contorno (EP339), Nikki King, Olivia Webb, Brandon Weber, Stacey Richter (INBW30), Brian Klepper (AEE16), Brian Klepper (EP335), Sunita Desai, Care Plans vs Real World (EP333), Dr Tony DiGioia, Al Lewis, John Marchica, Joe Connolly, Marshall Allen, Andrew Eye, Naomi Fried, Dr Rishi Wadhera, Dr Mai Pham, Nicole Bradberry and Kelly Conroy, Lee Lewis, Dr Arshad Rahim
Jason Wells' nonprofit organization Mechanics of Faith works to help folks facing transportation challenges. Mechanics of Faith provides automotive work free of charge to people who qualify. They also provide training, hold pop-up events and partner with businesses and other nonprofits in serving their community. For more info on getting involved, how you can help, donate and to find out more about Mechanics of Faith visit their website at www.mechanicsoffaith.com. Good Eye Podcast
Section bassist of Des Moines Symphony Jason Wells shares how his journey to become a certified yoga and meditation instructor changed his approach to playing bass as well as his overall view of ambition in life. Follow Jason at www.jasonlwellsmusic.com and on YouTube www.youtube.com/channel/UCrEmOjC5Oym51aTn1nPDpmw Des Moines Symphony www.dmsymphony.org Barbaro www.barbaroband.com Support this podcast at www.patreon.com/haydnmusicstand and follow us on social media @haydnmusicstand Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1mJVam8s0zJ91JhhC7Dpd0?si=03f919267eaf4a11 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/haydnmusicstand/support
Jack takes your calls and comments with Sheriff Witt and Fire Chief Wells on #LExington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Is successful online teaching determined by which technology tools you're using? Three award-winning educators, Cindy Green, Jason Wells, and Paula McDougald from Virtual Arkansas, talk about effective strategies for teaching online. Drawing from their experience before and during the pandemic, these expert educators offer recommendations for using an LMS, integrating a flipped-classroom approach, facilitating a Socratic seminar, and other high-quality instructional strategies. Ideas for using tech tools like Canva, Padlet, and Cahoot are also discussed. For more on Padlet, watch VESC's webinar, Padlet Possibilities in the "Tools and Tips" section for K-12 educators, or listen to the VESC podcast, Episode 1: Using Padlet in the Online Classroom and Beyond.
This episode features Jason Wells, President at Adventist Health Mendocino County. Here, he discusses his pride in Adventist Health, his responsibilities in his role, what he's most focused on currently, and more.
Jack takes your calls and comments with the Lexington Fire Chief Jason Wells on #Lexington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jeremy Christeson, Head Wrestling Coach at Civic Memorial HS, explains how his program was able to finish second at state including 3 individual champions. Then, Mascoutah HS strength and football coach, Frank Campbell, talks about his role in making the Indians better athletes. Our third guest is Belleville West Head Football Coach Jason Wells, who... The post Season 2, Episode 31: Jeremy Christeson, Frank Campbell, and Jason Wells. appeared first on Metro East Sports Podcast.
Everyone has a plan... the podcast where you get to learn life experience from a different variety of people and how they got to where they are. This is Jason's story of how they went from being the person who dominated in their hometown as a baseball player... to joining the service industry after leaving college and moving up very quickly... to owning multiple businesses... to finally hitting their wall of no return in their weight gaining journey.. to crushing it as a business owner and their transformation.. while also impacting so many people through their coaching practices, the businesses they own, the motivation they can give and teaching everything they have learned over the years! Their instagram is @midastouch5103 and their company is www.phatmuscleproject.com This podcast is to show you that we all go through many things in life, but we all can get somewhere! Until next time.. don't let anyone outwork you and keep going! Be sure to rate, review, subscribe to help grow the podcast and get the word out! Check me out on social media! Facebook - www.facebook.com/TheERamey44/ and www.facebook.com/dontletanyonept/ Instagram - @Theeramey and @dla_ptnutrition Twitter - @Theeramey Email - Dontletanyone@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everyonehasaplan/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everyonehasaplan/support
Join special guest Jason Wells, Chief Consumer & Innovation Officer of Adventist Health, and host Japhet De Oliveira as they discuss the power of creating, eels, transforming healthcare, and performing with the Boston Pops.
On this episode we head to The Show Me State! That's right, wrestling returns to Missouri in Cape Girardeau on 04/21/2021! Terrence talks to Jason about some of the exciting matches taking place, including the CCW Title that is on the line in the MAIN EVENT. Stop reading this description and listen to what's coming from CCW. #BeforeTheBell #CapeChampionshipWrestling Want to leave us a message to use on the show? Leave us your thoughts about the show or an episode at the link below! https://anchor.fm/twardmedia/message --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/twardmedia/support
We have unlocked one of our greatest Patreon episodes to date! On today's episode we talk all things Monsters University and we have an insanely cool guest on the show: Jason Wells! He was a member of the band MarchFourth, and negotiated the deal with Disney to get the song "Gospel" into the movie! This was such a cool interview and he really let us peak behind the curtain. You are going to love it! Sign up for Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/micahmccaw Listen to the song "Gospel" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckNRHPlLBcU Check out Jason Wells' studio - http://audiowells.com/
Shocked when his doctor told him he weighed 445 pounds, Jason Wells knew he needed to change something. At first, his changes were small and vague, but he eventually developed his diet with the help of health and fitness expert John Gorman. Jason has struggled with gout, diet guilt, and embarrassing situations as an obese man, even loose skin stigmas after his almost 200-pound weight loss. Jason is now an Anytime Fitness business owner and a partner with Phat Muscle, helping many people with their health goals.
This episode features Jason Wells, Chief Consumer and Clinical Innovation Officer at Adventist Health. Here, he discusses the Hospital@Home program, the affordability of it, and more.
December 9, 2020 — The Board of Supervisors spent the whole morning yesterday on the novel coronavirus update, with reports from Dr. Coren and Dr. Doohan, high-level hospital staff, and the CEO of Redwood Community Services, who reported on the outbreak at Building Bridges, the homeless shelter and day program in Ukiah. Yesterday, 37 new cases were reported countywide, and the day before, another covid patient died on the South Coast, bringing the death count up to 24. Jason Wells, the president of Adventist Health in Mendocino County, assured the board that, with cross-trained staff and ventilators, the hospital could bring its current sixteen ICU beds up to 45. The state is only counting sixteen beds in its calculations of the county’s contribution to regional ICU capacity. Currently, 10% of the hospital’s workforce is out on medical leave, but Wells is confident that the 23-hospital system could rely on highly trained National Guard personnel if the surge demanded it. The best case scenario is that vaccines will arrive in the county in a week or two. Adventist Health Medical Officer Dr. Bessant Parker told the board that healthcare personnel caring for covid patients in the emergency department would be first in line for the new vaccine, followed by ICU staff, then those on the regular medical and surgical wards. Coren said the county has purchased one deep freezer that will be suitable for storing the Pfizer vaccine, but that there may be a delay in the delivery. In the meantime, he said the hospital is willing to share its refrigeration capacity with the county. Victoria Kelly, the CEO of Redwood Community Services, reported that staff and clients of Building Bridges are in quarantine or isolation. Eight clients who tested positive are isolating hotel rooms. Everyone else who was on the premises when the outbreak started has been determined to be a close contact, and has been quarantining on site since Thursday. Public health conducted PCR tests yesterday, and testing is being carried out twice a week until everyone tests negative. RCS and the Adventist Health Street Medicine team are still offering services, and Plowshares has been providing some of the meals. None of the staff has tested positive at this time. In an off-agenda item, Supervisor John McCowen and Supervisor Ted Williams brought forward a resolution to prioritize available county resources to assure effective enforcement of local health orders. Williams cited Facebook complaints about large gatherings, and McCowen relayed reports of people working out inside gyms. John Martire, the head of the Special Investigations Unit, said his office had gotten 23 calls for service in the month of November. He added that he regularly hears about violations days after the fact, and insisted that his office does prioritize complaints about large gatherings. The board also adopted a hazard mitigation plan for other disasters, which must be updated and approved every five years in order to receive FEMA hazard mitigation grants. The county, the four cities, and the Mendocino Office of Education participated in the plan, which identified the top hazards facing the area, and pointed the way to a variety of grant programs to preemptively reduce damage, largely by investing in infrastructure. Wildfire ranked highest on the risk matrix, squarely in the middle of the highly likely probability with catastrophic impact, followed closely by earthquake. The plan lays out mitigation actions, priorities, which agency is responsible, and whether the actions can be covered by the existing budget or if other sources of revenue should be sought out. The board also agreed unanimously to adopt an urgency ordinance to clean up fire debris and remove hazard trees from private properties that were damaged during the August Complex and Oak fires. Thirteen owners of damaged properties have signed right of entry agreements with a state-funded debris removal program, three have made private arrangements, and 14 have taken no action. The ordinance allows the county to declare those properties a nuisance and a health hazard and to abate the nuisance. The ordinance will appear on the consent calendar to be formally adopted next week, after county counsel fine tunes some language about the definition of hazard trees on private property.
Jason Wells shares a message with us this Sunday. To support our ministry please visit www.whitefieldsalaska.com
Jason Wells shares a message with us this Sunday. To support our ministry please visit www.whitefieldsalaska.com
The mission of ACTION for Healthy Communities is to identify and address community needs to improve health and well-being in San Luis Obispo County. ACTION is a cooperative, collaborative effort of individual agencies and organizations, public and private, that are committed to improving the overall quality of life in SLO County. Join Fred Munroe as he speaks with members of the ACTION for Healthy Communities steering committee—Jason Wells, associate director of First 5 SLO County and new ACTION chair, and past chair Susan Hughes—as they discuss ACTION’s eighth benchmark study of community issues since 1999.
How much do you know about NAFTA or the brand new USMCA? What about the impact that the global pandemic has had on the busiest land border crossing in the world, San Ysidro / Southern San Diego and Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. Shark Bite Biz's David Strausser chats with Jason M-B Wells, the Executive Director of the San Ysidro Chamber of Commerce about how this virus has impacted the Baja Cali megaregion extraordinarily hard. They'll discuss some manufacturing and distribution in the binational metro area among other topics. Visit Jason Wells and the San Ysidro Chamber of Commerce here: http://www.sanysidrochamber.org Join our Reddit Community: https://www.reddit.com/r/SharkBiteBiz/ Donate to our Patreon to SUPPORT this channel and get some BENEFITS and PERKS: http://patreon.com/sharkbitebiz Subscribe to the audio podcast on: http://www.SharkBiteBiz.com Find out more about the host, David Strausser: http://www.davidstrausser.com Follow David Strausser on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dstrausser83/ Follow us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SharkBiteBiz Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/SharkBiteBiz Listen on Apple iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shark-bite-biz/id1522304651 Listen on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc2hhcmtiaXRlYml6LmNvbS9mZWVkLnhtbA Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1CZh0QdNr5Nn8CD8kInMAJ Listen on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/shark-bite-biz Listen on iHeartRADIO: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-shark-bite-biz-68819872/ Intro music courtesy of Stationary Giant: https://instagram.com/stationarygiant?igshid=1mf4umgejvpgi Connect with David Strausser on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/DavidStrausser Produced by: Francisco Strausser: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC82qlvfm4mXg3C3AzqPHthw
Before CCW Homecoming, Caleb sat down with CCW's promoter Jason Wells to talk about how COVID-19 has affected mainstream and independent wrestling, favorite CCW memories, the Speaking Out movement, and what the future looks like heading into Supershow 4. Oh, and we briefly talk about hornets.
On this episode of Big Lee's World podcast, I have Jason Wells as a guest. We discuss the last Cape Championship Wrestling show as well as the first year of CCW. Afterwards we answer fan questions and talk about what is coming up next. Make sure to like, share, subscribe, this podcast and follow us on your favorite social media, at @BigLeesWorld on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Thanks for all the love and support!!!
Jason Wells shares a message on the Cross Of Christ.
Jason Wells shares a message on the Cross Of Christ.
Time after Pentecost- Lectionary 29 sermon. Gospel Reading: Luke 18:1-8. Today we welcome Rev. Jason Wells as our guest preacher. Rev. Jason Wells is the executive director of the New Hampshire Council of Churches. The Council is made up of nine diverse denominations of churches in the state, adding up to about 500 local congregations. The Council helps coordinate ministries among these denominations when their missions overlap. Over the past two years, the Council has coordinated witness on death penalty repeal, immigrant support and recovery from addiction. To learn more, visit them online at www.nhchurches.org.
Pastor Mark Campbell shares a message with Jason Wells about the importance of the body of Christ.
Pastor Mark Campbell shares a message with Jason Wells about the importance of the body of Christ.
Alex talks with Jason Wells, president of Adventist Health Ukiah Valley and Adventist Health Howard Memorial.
Ready to join? http://kevinkauffman.exprealty.careers/ Learn more! We have webinars twice a month that are free and totally discreet. Get all your questions answered at http://kevinandfred.com/truth/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Okay, here's a fun one. Kevin & Fred sat down with Mark Ulloa, John D. Morgan, and Jason Wells to talk about their recent move to eXp Realty. With a multi-state team that's done over $180 million in sales volume last year, who owned multiple franchise offices with their last brokerage, you could say things were already going well for them. So why would they even consider making a change? Originally, these guys said HELL NO, we will NEVER move to eXp Realty! But in the span of FOUR HOURS, they went from "absolutely never" to "this is the answer." "When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change," they told us. They realized that staying where they were and sticking it out through the hard times didn't make them soldiers; it was doing a disservice to their team of agents, their families, and their legacy. So what changed their minds? Well, eXp provides business owners the opportunity to build their business without rail guards. They had the opportunity to grow at KW, but they felt funneled into specific directions and were burdened by restrictions. What they like about the opportunities at KW still exist at eXp - but without the restrictions! Instead of franchised, eXp boasts a Culture of One. Agents and teams can work closely with the minds of top producers across the country instead of working against each other. KW vs. eXp: - Compensated the same as a broker owner - No territory restrictions - No large check to buy in - No overbearing paperwork burden - statement of assets - No overhead - No hiring - Way less risk to manage - Multiple states? Or even multiple offices within the same state? No difference in cap or fee structure - consistency and simplicity across the board Learn more in this interview with Kevin & Fred! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kevin & Fred are the creators of Group 46:10 Network, Short Sale Power Hour, kevinandfred.com, and youtube.com/kevinandfredtv. Check them out at http://www.kevinandfred.com or on Facebook, Instagram, & their regular Youtube Channel. They also spearheaded the profit share giveaway challenge, recognized by Inman - check it out here: https://www.inman.com/2018/07/20/former-kw-agents-answer-gary-kellers-profit-sharing-challenge/
We were requested to cover Short Order / Eggsplode by listener Jason Wells, but due to technical difficulties we couldn't play it. So rather than face this with any other power pad game, we decided to cover EVERY power pad game and the power pad itself. We get distracted with Canadian culture, and other beaver talk, and some impromptu karaoke and blasphemy. and then Brandon reveals he's reading Mike's notes, poorly. We take numerous stabs at Japanese culture and each other as well. Brandon experiences lag that you won't hear cause we record our tracks separate, but the banter is good so we kept it. This is either our worst or best. Enjoy
It’s time for a special holiday edition of Shootin’ The Shiznit! The second annual Great American Bloopers & Outtakes with BT, Ric Davies, Kenny Bolin, Dustin Starr, Jason Wells, Gene Jackson, Bob Magee, Jeff Jarrett, Tom Robinson and more! A fun 50 minutes ! Sponsored by spunklube.com
It’s time for a special holiday edition of Shootin’ The Shiznit! The second annual Great American Bloopers & Outtakes with BT, Ric Davies, Kenny Bolin, Dustin Starr, Jason Wells, Gene Jackson, Bob Magee, Jeff Jarrett, Tom Robinson and more! A fun 50 minutes ! Sponsored by spunklube.com
It’s time for a brand new episode of “Shootin’ The Shiznit.” Jason Wells joins Brian Tramel for episode 127. Wells & BT talk about Rasslin’ Riot, watching as a fan, going to live matches, starting in the business, Cape Championship Wrestling, and much more!
It’s time for a brand new episode of “Shootin’ The Shiznit.” Jason Wells joins Brian Tramel for episode 127. Wells & BT talk about Rasslin’ Riot, watching as a fan, going to live matches, starting in the business, Cape Championship Wrestling, and much more! A fun 42 minutes!
*Wrestle Talk Family here is what we have in store on this week's show (Episode #196) *High Spots Segment where we discuss all the hottest topics in wrestling today. *Shoot and Shout Segment: Joe, Rene and our guest get 60sec to go off on anything that might be ticking them off at the moment! *Wrestle Talk Podcast Game Show Challenge: Our guest this week takes on The Knight Owl in the always fun Game Show Challenge every week a new topic where the best outta three is the winner. *Fantasy Wrestling Segment: Members of the Fantasy Wrestling Worldwide Chapter join us for a few minutes to give us the low down in what's happening in "The Chapter." *Snippets of Truth Segment: Our resident Chaplin Big Daddy P joins us to read your prayer requests and share some truth and positivity. Visit the contacts tab on our website to do so openly or confidentiality. *Featured guests: The Professionals of Dynamo Pro/SICW & Jason Wells of Cape Championship Wrestling We go live Thursday's at 8 pm ET and would love to have you be a part of the show! *Call us during the show by dialing (657) 383-1521 *Message us: FB/Twitter/IG - @WrestleTalkCast *Email: WrestleTalkPodcast@gmail.com *For everything WTP 24/7 visit: www.WrestleTalkPodcast.com
Jason Wells is a guitar phenom who has been taking his music around the country for several years now. He's brought all that experience, along with three other superb musicians to his new release "Nine Hours". Wells intended for this album to sound like a spontaneous jam feel, and he hit the target. Varied in style, but never lacking intensity, 9 Hours is a piece of work the author can be proud of. We discussed the album-making experience and got a sense of Jason's intentions for the album. I think this interview would be a good companion to the album. We also provide a taste here, a song called "My Love is Real". The whole album is the real deal, as well.
Jason Wells plays the blues and rock, sells his own coffee blend, runs an open mic night, and generally works his butt off. Which is good for you, since you can see the fruits of his labor on stages across America, and in Lafayette IN on 12/30. His band will perform at the Lafayette Theater with a local band called Graciously Departed (a nice dose of Dead!), and up-and-coming singer songwriter Tara Marlow. The show will start with Marlow's acoustic music, follwed by the GP and their happy set, then Jason Wells and Friends with some crunchy rockin party jams. Jason talked about his music, his coffee brand, how to run an open mic, and a cool deal for those who buy tickets prior to the show. We conclude with a Jason jam and a Merry Crimble to all!
Learn what is and is not illegal when talking about the President, from former U.S. Secret Service Agent, Jason Wells. Be careful what you say, because you may be breaking the law. Surprisingly, 1st Amendment "Freedom of Speech" will NOT protect you.
1.25 minutes Former U.S. Secret Service agent Jason Wells explains how we are mostly waiting for violent danger arrive in our schools and workplaces, instead of being proactive.
3 minutes: Listen to how concerned Virginia Tech's teaching staff was about the shooter BEFORE anything ever happened. It's crucial to trust your gut instincts. If you sense something might be "off" with someone, DON'T just ignore it. Reach out to a guidance counselor, human resources, family member, law enforcement, or other person to get a professional set of eyes on the situation.
Episode 003 of Inside the Law features the second part of our interview with former United States Secret Service agent, Jason Wells. The first part is episode 002, which is immediately prior to this one. Jason Wells is the author of Our Path to Safety: A U.S. Secret Service Agent's Guide to Creating Safe Communities. The book outlines how citizens, school and businesses can identify and assess threat-related behaviors The book was inspired by the firsthand experience of a close friend in the Washington Navy Yard shooting, in September, 2013. The attacker, a 34-year-old gunman named Aaron Alexis, entered the facility in the morning and began randomly shooting, with the intent to kill as many innocent people as possible. Jason Wells is also the President and Founder of The National Advancements for Proactive Safety (NAPS) , an educational non-profit organization committed to providing a safe community through intervention processes. Jason wrote the foreword for Protecting the President , written by former U.S. Secret Service agent and two-time New York Times bestselling author, Dan Bongino.
Jason is the author of Our Path to Safety: A U.S. Secret Service Agent's Guide to Creating Safe Communities. The book outlines how citizens, school and businesses can identify and assess threat-related behaviors: > What if there was a way to identify a threat to a school, a business or a community before it happened? What attackers who target innocent people have in common is not their psychological conditions nor their social upbringing, but rather their behavioral actions prior to their violence. These behaviors have been studied at length for years, and are now available to the public. The book was inspired by the firsthand experience of a close friend in the Washington Navy Yard shooting, in September, 2013. The attacker, a 34-year-old gunman named Aaron Alexis, entered the facility in the morning and began randomly shooting, with the intent to kill as many innocent people as possible. Jason Wells is also the President and Founder of the National Advancements for Proactive Safety (NAPS), an educational non-profit organization committed to providing a safe community through intervention processes. > 09:33 “The vast, vast majority of people who have any kind of a mental health condition are not violent people” > > > 10:23 There is a mental health stigma > > 12:35 If you're feeling that way (red flag) about another person, chances are other people are too. > > 13:00 People should feel empowered to DO something when something seems off. Don't just ignore your instincts. > > 14:00 Emergency contacts - If you notice a problem, get those family and friend contacts involved > > 15:02 Point of Jason's book is to teach people to observe, assess and act on potentially life-threatening situations before they result in tragic outcomes. > > 18:42 “To not say anything or not do anything is the worst thing we can do.” > > 19:33 Right now. we're not teaching what to be watching for, or how to respond. We're teaching reactive measures (lockdown drills, etc). > > 20:00 We're not looking for the dangers. We're waiting for them to come to us in our schools, workplaces, etc. > > 20:13 People are under the assumption that we cannot identify the threats before they arrive, but that's just not the case. > > 25:25 Key risk is a sudden major negative change in their life (job loss, divorce) > > 26:45 (people say to themselves) “I'm overreacting. He'll be fine.” > > 27:56 Cliff notes for psych conditions > > 28:21 How to teach kids to be safe around guns > > 28:49 Jason was also a firearms instructor > > 34:07 on active shootings being meticulously planned and rehearsed > > 35:09 Secret Service = proactive safety, to an extreme degree > > 37:39 Every single threat is investigated, even those on social media > > 38:18 What the law actually says about threatening the President+ (it's a federal crime - not protected by First Amendment rights) 18 USC 871 > > 39:16 Direct and veiled (implied) threats > > 45:18 The underlying conditions of the assailants in Sandy Hook, Columbine, John Lennon, etc. are very similar, even though the targets are wildly different. > > 46:27 “(All assailants) had similar behavioral conditions. They just went after different targets.” > > 47:19 “Males tend to, typically, act out against another target. Females will act internally. They'll internalize it and attack themselves.” > > 48:20 Amanda Todd, victim of cyberbullying and blackmail. > > 50:38 When Amanda's video- a cry for help - went viral, and there was no change… > > 51:47 - How and why Jason is so deeply affected by Amanda and others (52:00 fatherhood + Sandy Hook) > > 52:35 On a teacher who died cradling and sheltering a child at Sandy Hook > > 53:16 “I don't know if I would've felt the same way (about Sandy Hook) before I was a father, but I just don't want to see it happen again … I want to really, like, do something about it. And I hope other people do too. And I don't think it would take a lot if we had more people to get involved. And get involved with more proactive intervention.” >
Cheryl Fletcher is a gifted songwriter from Lafayette, Indiana, which is fast becoming an incubator of amazing talent. Cheryl, after waiting , writing, and maybe a bit of procrastinating, has issued an EP of original music called "It's About Time". We talked motivation, inspiration, and Pokemon Go. On "It's About Time" Cheryl had help from some stellar musicians, including guitarist Jason Wells (soon to be bluesin' up a venue near you) and wizard Mike Kelsey, who played guitar and worked his production magic. Cheryl's music is poignant, funny when she wants to be, and toe-tappin'! Cheryl's song "Road Trip" finishes the podcast, after another installment of "Every Week I Write the Book", a literary project of mine that includes observations and recollections from our checkered past. Feel free to comment by email at mumcast@rickmum.com.
RickerRocker and Jason Wells are major dudes in the Lafayette, IN music scene. They have organized, for the 2nd time, the Music Matters Festival, a two-day event in Darlington IN this Friday-Saturday 8/4-8/5. A dozen bands over two days, with diverse styles. Locals include Uncle Buck's Mojo Box, Sheeza, Frank Muffin. Rick gives us the details. And we aadd a new segment called "Everyday I Write The Book", which features excerpts from a writing project I'm starting. Love to hear your comments on that. Jason Wells' tune "Friend or Foe" caps the show
In this episode, Jason Wells talks reality shows and video marketing. He has a platform that is growing via the Press Play Realty Network. Jason also shares how his team's video marketing has made a big impact on their business.
This week Gene Jackson and Neil Taylor welcome award winning wrestling manager and promoter of CCW, Jason Tha Brain Wells. They'll talk to Jason about his time as a manager, podcaster, and "motor mouth". They'll also discuss his transition into being a highly successful wrestling promoter. If you have a question for Jason, email it to localstolegends@mail.com or call in LIVE! on Sunday night! (This episode is presented by Cape Championship Wrestling & Rock Star Records)
Rick Siler is the force behind the Rickerrocker.com team, covering local music events and venues. Rick is sponsoring the main stage at the Music Matters Festival in Darlington, IN on August 5-6 (details here). The fest features 11 bands over the two nights, some of whom have been on this podcast, and some we don't know. It's the brainchild of guitarist/songwriter/band leader Jason Wells, who is also the dad of Gibson Wells, a spectacular teen guitarist, and his not-to-miss band The Edgars. We also touched on some tips for putting your band's name out there, from social media to the proper press kit contents. Rick had a great notion about what keeps bands from pushing themselves, a notion I never had considered. We concluded with one of the festival bands, the Down Low Kickers, who will give you a perma-smile.
What a night! The GLMLive Songwriting Contest was a huge success. Curt Yeoman's awesome Lafayette venue hosted 12 songwriters and their friends for a night of good original music. A tough one to judge for John Bower, Nicky Rood, and Jason Wells. Song subjects varied from walkin' blues, faith, death, and Pokemon Go (that's right: songwriter Cheryl Fletcher went there).The third place winner, Summer, is 16. The first place winner, Jay Thoennes, is 15! Makes you feel good about music's future. Second place finisher Jessica Collasto, a promising writer with an angelic voice, is resurrecting her music interest after some time out for parenting. Our good friends Joe Peters, Kenn Clark, and Brady Joseph brought good songs and their top-notch talents to the scene. A really good night, musicians, audience and venue. As our winner's tunes were mostly hot out of the oven, we'll wait to bring them to you once their published and recorded. So this time we conclude with an instrumental piece by me.
This is a reprise of our chat with Curt Yeoman, proprietor of GLMLive venue, where a songwriting contest is happening on 7/20. We spoke to songwriters Nicky Rood and Jason Wells about winning songwriting. This will get you ready for the event, as well as providing some interesting points of view on songwriting. Concludes with music from Ms. Rood.
Win big with your music! On this episode, we were joined by Curt Yeoman, who operates GLM Live, a music venue in Lafayette IN that was made for musicians. They'll be hosting a songwriting contest on July 20, with some great prizes for the winner, including cash, a Fender guitar, studio time with Mike Kelsey, and songwriting lessons from Nikki Rood, a top notch songwriter. Nikki will be a judge that night, as will smokin' guitarist/songwriter Jason Wells. They joined us, along with Curt, to talk about what they look for in a song and composer. Curt had details about the venue and the contest. Nikki contributed this week's song, a real beauty.
Our talk with blues-rock guitarist Jason Wells, who's been bringing down houses around the country for several years. Jason has a new album coming out, and we get to sample! Jason talks about his career, and about working with his 14-year old guitar phenom son Gibson.
Host Rick Mummey welcomes you to Mumcast, his arts and music podcast. We'll find out what makes creative people motivated to create, and often so funny. We'll also point the way to their work. And some episodes will be a conversation between Rick and you! In this episode, music from Jason Wells, and a special musical salute to our Kickstarter backers.
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Running Effective Click-To-Call Campaigns with Jason Wells and How to Best Represent Phone Numbers on Landing Pages, ensure proper call center staffing, conversion and proper attribution with Jason Wells, CEO, ContactPoint, and developer of click-to-call analytics application LogMyCalls.
I've seen a lot of bands form, build up, chug on, burn out, fade out, and blow up (in the bad way) over the years. My favorites, of course, are the first two. Which is where this week's guest, Jason Wells falls. When I first had him on, it was promoting a few demos that he turned into his first album. While the music, I thought, was solid, the recordings were still lacking the depth and interplay that except in very rare instances, you only get with a full band. This is a guy you must go see play live to fully appreciate the depth of his talent and ability. To some extent, I think this comes across in the quick set he played live for the radio audience here in Studio B -- and now available for streaming on our -- even though this was only as a duo with guitarist J.T. Kidwell. As with most three-time guests, the interview process pretty much falls apart and becomes more a stream-of-conscious catching up between friends over a couple of beers. Still, we get to hear about the first fruits of his marketing efforts, as well as what didn't work out so well, and the popular "Random Odd-Ball Questions" segment, we get a bit of an insight into his influences and how his mind works. Besides, it's always good to hang out with Jason, I don't get to do it nearly enough. Links referenced in the show: Jason Wells can be found here | | | | He previously appeared on and . His latest album, Inside, can be found here: | | His new single, Another Mountain to Climb is available for purchase on his web site. Though the show came out a bit late, the radio appearance was meant to promote his January 4 show with at . Hot Head Helen was written about . Who knew? Magic Man was inspired by magician , though it's really about Satan. There is no casual relationship between the two. Jason and J.T. both hail from the music scene. There really are a few I know from up there. Guitarist J.T. Kidwell is a former member of . Jason recently appeared on and has been a regular on / He has also appeared on , in Lafayette, and . For clarification, Rufus Thomas gave us the hit song . The referenced performance of really is pretty friggin' awesome.
We're back! Did you miss us? It's been a pretty busy summer hiatus for us. Excellent, new day job (FINALLY), couple of new projects in the works (more on those later), and just getting lined up for the kickoff of the second century of Indy In-Tune shows, featuring some big names, some great underground talent, and the return of a few of old friends. Speaking of old friends, we're going to kick things off by revisiting a fan favorite, Mr. Jason Wells, who first appeared on the show about a year ago. Since then, Jason has built his home studio, completed a full length CD called "Stepping Out," and written a season of music for a television series -- and here I thought I was getting a lot done. Jason brings us some insights into independent music marketing, shares some stories about what's been happening with his music over the past year, and treats us to four new songs off his latest project, one of which is a new version of a track that will be familiar to Indy In-Tune listeners. Links referenced in the show: Jason Wells can be found here: | | | He first appeared on Indy In-Tune about a year ago on . His new CD, Stepping Out, can be purchased from his web site, or downloaded here: | | His streaming concert can be seen live Friday, August 5 (2011) at 9:00 PM on his or his You can see the referenced video of Jason performing Cancer . He will soon be playing in Colfax, the , and the in Lafayette. He has appeared on both program and local artist showcases. He has recently started SoundEdge ( | | ), which is dedicate to royalty-free music production for videos, commercials, and other incidental music needs. His music can now be found on the boxed sets of and .
You know, I've done a lot of these little intro/blog posts. So many that I've forgotten what I've said in half of them. Like the one that I wrote here, but just erased for because it was surprisingly similar to, and even borrowed a couple of jokes from, a post I made last year for a different band. So, sorry, Mike. There will be no contrived story or calculated essay loosely segued back into a description of you and your music. No carefully crafted joke that will probably fall flat anyway. No long self-indulgent story that people will merely skim over because I got too personal and deviated from the requisite 450-word limit the "best practices bloggers" unconsciously place on these things. See? I'm learning from you already. Some artists are storytellers, spinning legends out of characters and situations they've created. Other artists, are legends and stories unto themselves. In that analogy, I like to think of Junk Box Mike more as a portrait painter. The body of his work focuses around people, places, and themes in his life (by themes, I mean fishing) whose broad strokes are something we can all identify with. They seem real to us, because they are real to him. Sure, Bob Seger can do an entire album about laboring thanklessly for the man, but we know a day of work for him largely revolves around planning his trip to the mailbox to pick up his royalty check. When Junk Box Mike performs, you can be assured that, were you to walk up to him after the show and buy him a beer, you'd meet exactly the same guy you pictured in your head while you listened to his songs. I encourage you to try this. Links referenced in the show: Jason Wells can be found here: | | | John Bowyer can be found here: | | This episode was recorded at the in Carmel. I'm pretty sure we were not only the first podcast to record there, but also the first people ever to be "ushered out" of there. He originally played in a band called . John is a former member of the a current member of (currently on hiatus) and plays regularly with The . They hooked up at 's open mic at the . Until the night this show was recorded, Mike's biggest audience was the . His upcoming album, From My Recliner was recorded by friend of the show Joanne Phillips () at . The CD release party will be April 2 at Birdys and featuring "a girl named Morgan," (), and possibly the old Junk Box band. You can catch John Bowyer as a solo act and with the Lonesome Sharks regularly at in Greenfield. John considers to be the epicenter of the local music scene. Discuss.
Thoroughly confused by the numbering scheme of the episodes yet? Okay, it's about to get more confusing. This episode marks the second part of our two-part foray into the Frankfort Music Scene. That may sound like a joke, but they really do have some excellent players in that town, as you can hear. I only mention this because it references an episode featuring Brian Pitzer (#086), which won't be released for another three or four days due to some logistical problems, and I didn't want anybody thinking they might have missed one in there somewhere. Once we get that done, we only need Outer Sanctum to release their new CD so we can put out Show #081 and everything will be back to abnormal. While the downturn in the economy has caused us to lose no less than a dozen of my favorite live music venues here in Indianapolis, it has on the other hand, created some interesting opportunities for great players to become a little more serious about their art. Jason Wells is an excellent example of this, having turned the loss of a job and stable income into an opportunity to increase his musical production and live performances, as well as to branch into commercial recording as well, where his laid back, bluesy, percussive style of playing is finding a whole new group of fans, and a new home in very unlikely places. This just goes to show you that, no matter how bad things get, good music will survive. Links referenced in the show: Jason Wells can be found here: | | | His music may be purchased from his web site, his Reverb Nation Page, , and . He has appeared on the Midwest Nights TV show ( | ) and has made radio appearances on both program and local artist showcases. He has recently started SoundEdge ( | | ), which is dedicated to royalty-free music production for videos, commercials, and other incidental music needs. His music will feature very heavily in the next season of . You can see the video of Jason performing Cancer .
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