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In the first episode of a new podcast series from Radix Research, co-hosts Chris Nebenzahl and Jay Denton cover the key trends impacting multifamily in April. They also take a deep dive into the recently released April jobs report and discuss the Fed meeting which wrapped up last week. To close out the pod they leave things on a light note and share their predictions for the Kentucky Derby!Check out the Radix Research Roundup, our newest weekly podcast series!

This is a narration of our weekly Rent and Operating Trends Report.Will you be at NMHC this week? If so, come find us. Blerim Zeqiri, Brad Cribbins, Jay Denton, and I will be at the Apartment Strategies conference and the annual meeting. We would love to share what 2024 has in store for Radix and the multifamily industry.The economy chugs along with a strong foundation in employment and improving inflation metrics. The Personal Consumption Expenditures Index was released on Friday showing that prices have increased 2.9% from a year ago. The Fed prefers to watch the PCE, and this measure now sits within the target range for policy makers, as they mull the next step on interest rates. Fed officials will vote on monetary policy at their meeting this week and while few expect a change in rates at this meeting, many economists are speculating when the first rate cut will come. I believe the Fed will start easing monetary policy in the second quarter, but softer jobs numbers or lower inflation reports may accelerate the process for the first rate cuts since COVID.Property fundamentals continue to improve in the short term, while annual growth remains negative for most key metrics. Occupancy is showing a similar trend to last year, and is holding firm, despite expectations of continued declines. Traffic and leasing are improving, indicating a potential early start to the 2024 leasing season. Explore our webpage for more insights and resources:https://bit.ly/Radix_Website

Octavian Winters was formed in San Francisco, California in 2021 when Randy Gzebb (drums) and Stephan Salit (guitar), former bandmates in Thrill of The Pull, met up to discuss a film/television publishing deal for Thrill's catalog (a four-year licensing deal has since been finalized with Expressive Artists). A subsequent jam session produced several motifs, inspiring several more jams in the next weeks. Gzebb invited Ria Aursjoen (vocals, lyricist, Keyboards), whom he had met earlier via another project, to a session and the musical chemistry was immediately evident. Gzebb brought in  Jay Denton (bass) to round out the lineup.Their debut EP , The Line Or Curve, is a mixed blend of ethereal, shoe gaze and darkwave genres, released via Stratis Capta Records and was produced by Octavian Winters and William Faith (The Bellwether Syndicate, Faith and the Muse, Christian Death, The March Violets) and recorded by Mark Pistel (Meat Beat Manifesto, Consolidated). ‘The Line or Curve' – references the idea of symbols and sigils, which are intricate collections of lines and curves. They are expressions, arrangements or gateways of energy and if correctly drawn they may invoke and transform. But the configuration of lines and curves is vital; if not right, a sigil is useless and has no power. So at each point you are choosing whether to draw a line, or a curve,” says Ria Aursjoen.Each member of Octavian Winters brings their own rich musical tapestry to the collective and have shared the stage with many iconic acts over the years, including Nine Inch Nails, Killing Joke, Lords of the New Church, Savage Republic, Christian Death, The Frozen Autumn, Everything Goes Cold and Black Tape for a Blue Girl, just to name a few.https://octavianwinters.comhttps://octavianwinters.bandcamp.comQUEEN OF WANDS with DJ Nocturna Every Saturday on ModSnap Radio | KMOD: San Antonio3pm (HST), 5pm (PST), 6pm (MST), 7pm (CST), 8pm (EST)Follow me on my other social media sites :Website: https://djnocturna.comRadio: https://modsnapradio.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/nocturna.remixed/Instagram :  https://www.instagram.com/djnocturna/

Unlock Your Most Effective Day: Discover the strategies, habits, and mindset shifts that lead to a day of productivity, positivity, and purpose. Join us as we explore the path to making every day your best day." Highlighted AOTW: Born and raised in Dallas, TX, and thoroughly immersed as a multi-sport athlete growing up, Jay Denton switched gears and moved to Los Angeles, CA for a degree in international relations at the University of Southern California. While in college Denton began both recording music, and developing a strong interest in global conflict resolution. Graduating with a degree and a commission offered to him from the US Marine Corps, Denton instead traveled to work in India and East Africa and searched for paths into conflict resolution in areas that fell between the cracks of military involvement. Finding on his travels, however, that making music seemed to have a bigger impact in the developing world than his other skill sets, Denton returned to Los Angeles, and began teaching Krav Maga and defensive tactics while starting to pursue a career as a songwriter. This pursuit took him to Nashville for a few years and into the touring world, but landed him back in LA again to start his own studio, ENDURE Studios, in 2018. Seeking to pull together his very different passions, Denton's studio takes a rather unique approach to music. While working as a songwriter/producer locally in LA, ENDURE Studios is looking to take trips every year to a different conflict zone or destabilized region of the world, to write and record with artists in those regions who have been affected by war, crisis, or persecution. As the first pilot project, Jay flew to Beirut, Lebanon, multiple times in 2019 to record an album with refugee singers from Syria and Iraq. After writing and recording on the ground there, Denton returned to Los Angeles and paired the songs with US artists as well as himself, to create a global album, blending styles, voices, stories, and languages from both parts of the world. Denton has just released the global album, For Home, under the moniker, ENDURE, and has a documentary by Peaceful Sea Productions coming out September 19th, about the process of making the album, and the stories of the refugee artists. Back at it, now, in Los Angeles, he continues to write and produce music at ENDURE Studios locally, and is planning the next global album trip in early 2021. INSTAGRAM: @jaydenton @endure_studios. So what are you waiting on. Dive into the vibes now with the P.E.G FAMILY on iheartradio and all major platforms. The vibes been set and unmatched. You already know it's JUST A VIBE TING!!! So let the VIBEZ raise and ring !!! #pegpodcast #positiveenergy #newpodcast #positiveenergygenerations #uplifting #growth #heal #healthyhabits #millionaire mindset

They were the team to beat for much of the season. They were a pain the butt. They were spectacular to watch. They are Notts County and they gave us hell all season. This and much more is discussed with the incomparable Siân and Ryan Wass of Me, the Wife, & Wrexham AFC.   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

It's a triple feature! You get a match review, an interview, and an episode review all wrapped up into one episode. The Stockport match was crap. We'll leave it at that. The Composer of Welcome  to Wrexham, Mr. Giosuè Greco, joined the podcast to chat about the music, the new theme song, and his very successful composing career. And the heart strings get yanked repeatedly during this review of S2E2 title "The Quiet Zone." You can stream this podcast in video form on our YouTube, Twitter, or Facebook. For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Season Two has arrived!! And we are now in video form!! If you'd like to watch the video version of the podcast, head on over to our YouTube Channel, Twitter, Facebook, or our own Website. We will soon be expanding to Rumble and Odysee. What a win for Wrexham!! Palmer getting on the score sheet was fantastic, followed by Boyle and Lee (yet again). Overall, it was utter domination on the pitch as the club climbed their way to 4th in the league. And with the new season comes brand new episodes of Welcome to Wrexham, the first of which Jake has very strong opinions about. Take a jaunt down memory lane as we travel back to the beginning of last season with the episode "Welcome Back to Wrexham."   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Season Finale! At the end of Season 1 of Welcome to Wrexham, Jake analyzes the final episode which saw Wrexham fighting for promotion in the playoffs of the National League.   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Bromances are a special thing that don't necessarily equate to every male friendship. Jake heavily disagrees with a lot of the things said in S1E17 of Welcome to Wrexham and he gives his opinions on it in this episode of the podcast.   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

WE'VE. GOT. MULLIN. He's back!! Super Paul Mullin makes his 2023 season debut versus Doncaster at home, subbing in the second half. It wasn't the prettiest of games but Elliot Lee got us the game winning goal in the 88th!!   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

It's tourney time once again but this time it's the EFL Trophy. The tournament has launch with it's first barrage of group games and Wrexham and Port Vale sit atop the Northern Group B after beating Newcastle U21 and Crewe Alexandra respectively. Jake talks about this and much more in this episode of the show!   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Top two teams battle it out for the top spot with one game remaining for Wrexham! But they've got Dagenham up next...   Jake analyzes S1E15 of Welcome to Wrexham titled "Daggers."   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Building a worldwide brand is no easy task but since Ryan Reynolds has fallen in love with Wrexham he's been doing just that. Jake analyzes S1E14 of Welcome to Wrexham titled "Hollywood Distraction."   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Victory away!! Wrexham defeat Tranmere off the head of Aaron Hayden... and Jake missed 70 minutes of the match. What an idiot.   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Goalkeeping is no easy task... made even more difficult by injuries and unhappy fans. Lainton and Dibble are featured in this episode dealing with just that. Jake analyzes and comments on this as well as the nature of soccer transfers during this episode of Welcome to Wrexham.   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Ollie Palmer is the focal point of the episode as he enters the club, dropping down two leagues to do so! Jordan Davies and his partner Kelsey have a heartbreaking feature in this episode as well. Jake talks about it all during this episode as well as how the show would fit into a script if it were a movie.   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

A quarter of a season is too little time to be thinking about firing your coach. Patience and understanding can go a long way! Jake analyzes S1E11 of Welcome to Wrexham titled "Sack the Gaffer."   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Hooliganism is a blight on Wrexham, football, and all of humankind. Jake analyzes this episode of Welcome to Wrexham and gives his scathing opinion on the "firm" side of the sport. For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Well, there goes the Carabao Cup. Not a huge deal to lose out of that tournament, but heck, tournaments are fun! Jake talks about this, Aaron Hayden, and corners in this analysis of Wrexham v Bradford City   For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Jake analyzes the longest episode of Season 1 of Welcome to Wrexham, "Welcome Home." It's got all the emotions and is absolutely Jake's favorite episode of the season. For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Wrexham AFC take on Barrow AFC in an away game dominated by the referee and one side of the pitch. A Lee PK and a beautiful strike by Acquah left the game in a tie but so many good things to focus on for this game! For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Jake analyzes one of his favorite episodes of the first season of Welcome to Wrexham titled "Away We Go." For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Jake analyzes and comments on S1E7 of Welcome to Wrexham titled "Wide World of Wales." For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Jake analyzes and comments on S1E6 of Welcome to Wrexham titled "Hamilton." For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

The legendary Ben Foster has retired. Jake talks about this as well as giving commentary on S1E5 of Welcome to Wrexham. For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

With no mid-week match, Jake focuses on putting out documentary analysis this week. This episode Jake discusses S1E4 titled "Home Opener." For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

FIVE to FIVE!!! Last second heroics. Porous defense. This ten-goal game was every possible emotion during a sporting event. Jake breaks it down in this episode. For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Our first EFL win in the last 16 years. How bout that?! Jake talks about the highlights of the game and his love for Elliot Lee and Ollie Palmer. For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Currently in Iceland, Jake is recording this podcast in his car while his family glares at him through the windows. In this episode, he gives his filmmaking analysis to Season 1 Episode 3 of the docuseries, titled "Rebuilding."  For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Jake gives his analysis of Season 1 Episode 2 titled "Reality" from the Denver International Airport... so enjoy that audio ;) For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Wrexham takes on Wigan Athletic in the Carabao Cup and Jake takes on the task of analyzing the game after only listening to the radio broadcast and watching highlights. For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Jake gives his analysis of the very first episode of the documentary series "Welcome to Wrexham" entitled "Dream" on FX. Will Wrexham be acquired by Hollywood movie stars? Will the club ever get promoted? Will Rob and Ryan ever learn what offsides is? These are the hard-hitting questions Jake dives into in this episode. For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

In the inaugural episode of The Wrexham Texan, Jake presents his reasons for starting the podcast as well as his goals moving forward. The unfortunate result against MKDons also gets discussed in sad, frustrating detail. For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Welcome to the Wrexham AFC podcast that no one asked for and probably no one wants. What's that? There's already podcasts out the wazoo based on Wrexham AFC? Perfect. Less pressure for me to be awesome when you can go and listen to the likes of Nathan Salt & Rich Fay over at Rob. Ryan. Red. Or enjoy the hilarity of Wrexham for Wankers, or the admirable passion from Fearless in Devotion. I listen to all of these and more... and you should too if you're as obsessed with Wrexham as I am. My podcast will bring a different perspective. I am a filmmaker and obviously a Texan. I will dive deep into the filmmaking process of "Welcome to Wrexham" since, coincidentally, I specialize in documentaries as well. While I will absolutely cover the team and fixtures in episodes, I'll have entire episodes devoted to the docuseries. I became enthralled with Wrexham from day one of the documentary series. I'd been searching for a team for literally decades, mostly based off of American players who played for EPL teams. But as soon as those players would leave their respective teams, my love for that team would fade. I love story. Story is EVERYTHING. Story is humanity. We are entertained and moved and changed by stories. I was changed by "Welcome to Wrexham." My team was presented before me in the form of 18 TV episodes that ran the gauntlet from thrilling to intriguing to flat out depressing. I fell in love with everyone on the show and subsequently the team. I am all in on Wrexham AFC. I have shirts, jerseys, scarves... my wardrobe has literally changed colors from muted blues, greens, and grays to bright- Reds! I feel pretty dang good about it. I won't always have a long post to go along with my episodes, but for this first one, I thought it was necessary. So I hope you enjoy my ramblings, rants, and raves! Up the Town, ​Jake Green For questions, concerns, or inquiries about being on the show, you can email Jake at director@peacefulseaproductions.com or contact him on Twitter or Instagram. Produced by Peaceful Sea Productions Twitter - Instagram - YouTube Theme Song Courtesy of Endure Studios "Through the Fire" Written by Jay Denton & Aaron Kellim Performed by Jay Denton

Jay Denton is a producer, writer and combat expert. His project Endure seeks to help those who are affected by conflicts across the world to tell their stories through song. We're honored to have him on today to tell his story and discuss what combat and music have in common. https://www.jaydenton.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jaydenton/?hl=en Endure Documentary: https://www.amazon.com/Endure-Lebanon-Jay-Denton/dp/B08DRYL8SG

Directionally Correct podcast is now sponsored by Orgnostic! https://orgnostic.com/ Cole's Everyone Gets Paid the Same Article: https://open.substack.com/pub/directionallycorrectnews/p/everyone-gets-paid-the-same-a-theory?r=ybtwi&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web Pay for Performance & Heart Medication: https://journals.aom.org/doi/10.5465/amd.2018.0007#.Y7TBt2MdDOw.linkedin Louisiana's First Buccee's Comes to Ruston: https://www.nlep.org/Media-Center/Press-Releases/Louisiana-s-First-Buc-ee-s WSJ - Are Your Coworkers Less Ambitious: https://www.wsj.com/articles/your-coworkers-are-less-ambitious-bosses-adjust-to-the-new-order-11672441067 Ray Dalio - How the Economic Machine Works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0 ONET Job Zones: https://www.onetonline.org/help/online/zones The Fourth Turning Book: https://www.amazon.com/Fourth-Turning-American-Prophecy-Rendezvous/dp/0767900464/ref=asc_df_0767900464/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312371602209&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3538414707804191327&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9026945&hvtargid=pla-434010102866&psc=1&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=61011965686&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=312371602209&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3538414707804191327&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9026945&hvtargid=pla-434010102866 NY Pay Transparency Wide Salary Ranges: https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/14/success/pay-transparency-wide-salary-ranges/index.html

Surpassing RighteousnessMatthew 5:17-20 • Jay Denton

Have you recently quit your job? Wanted to quit? Still plan to quit? We ask because in recent months, Texas has been racking up huge numbers of job quitters. In just three months, 1,280,000 Texans said I quit…I resign…see y'all later…take this job and shove it. It looks like many of them aren't headed to South Padre to kick back at the beach…or to the Texas Hill Country to sip wine and hike the rolling hills. Many of them have just headed right across the street to a new employer who will pay them more, and maybe even throw in some crazy bonuses. Workers are in demand. So much so that some new employees aren't even showing up to their first day of work with a new employer because they've already landed another job that's more lucrative! So how do companies know how much to pay? Will salaries keep rising here? And how do you talk your boss into giving you a raise, so you don't have to find a new job just to get a decent bump in pay? This week the Jasons are picking the brain of Jay Denton, whose Dallas-based labor market analytics firm Labor IQ by ThinkWhy probably has a good idea of how much money you make---and they are telling Texas companies how much they need to pay to lure you…or to keep you. So how are those companies responding?

Have you recently quit your job? Wanted to quit? Still plan to quit? We ask because in recent months, Texas has been racking up huge numbers of job quitters. In just three months, 1,280,000 Texans said I quit…I resign…see y'all later…take this job and shove it. It looks like many of them aren't headed to South Padre to kick back at the beach…or to the Texas Hill Country to sip wine and hike the rolling hills. Many of them have just headed right across the street to a new employer who will pay them more, and maybe even throw in some crazy bonuses. Workers are in demand. So much so that some new employees aren't even showing up to their first day of work with a new employer because they've already landed another job that's more lucrative! So how do companies know how much to pay? Will salaries keep rising here? And how do you talk your boss into giving you a raise, so you don't have to find a new job just to get a decent bump in pay? This week the Jasons are picking the brain of Jay Denton, whose Dallas-based labor market analytics firm Labor IQ by ThinkWhy probably has a good idea of how much money you make---and they are telling Texas companies how much they need to pay to lure you…or to keep you. So how are those companies responding?

Have you recently quit your job? Wanted to quit? Still plan to quit? We ask because in recent months, Texas has been racking up huge numbers of job quitters. In just three months, 1,280,000 Texans said I quit…I resign…see y'all later…take this job and shove it. It looks like many of them aren't headed to South Padre to kick back at the beach…or to the Texas Hill Country to sip wine and hike the rolling hills. Many of them have just headed right across the street to a new employer who will pay them more, and maybe even throw in some crazy bonuses. Workers are in demand. So much so that some new employees aren't even showing up to their first day of work with a new employer because they've already landed another job that's more lucrative! So how do companies know how much to pay? Will salaries keep rising here? And how do you talk your boss into giving you a raise, so you don't have to find a new job just to get a decent bump in pay? This week the Jasons are picking the brain of Jay Denton, whose Dallas-based labor market analytics firm Labor IQ by ThinkWhy probably has a good idea of how much money you make---and they are telling Texas companies how much they need to pay to lure you…or to keep you. So how are those companies responding?

The CandEs Shop Talk Podcast welcomes Jay Denton, chief labor market analyst from ThinkWhy and LaborIQ, delivering compensation data, salary benchmarking for data-driven compensation planning and employee retention strategies. Listen in on how improving candidate experience impacts recruiting and the business bottom line.

Seeking to pull together his very different passions, Denton's studio takes a rather unique approach to music. While working as a songwriter/producer locally in LA, ENDURE Studios is looking to take trips every year to a different conflict zone or destabilized region of the world, to write and record with artists in those regions who have been affected by war, crisis, or persecution. TAP in with the P.E.G podcast on iHeartradio and all platforms for more exclusive and Dive into his hit song, THE RECKONING with the P.E.G podcast/RADIO. ITs A VIBE!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Our preacher this evening is The Rev. Jay Denton. Pastor Denton is our RUF campus minister at Boise State, where he has been serving since the fall of 2019. Pastor Denton gave us a report on his life and work there, and then preached “Growing in Grace” from Colossians 2:6-7.

Born and raised in Dallas, TX, and thoroughly immersed as a multi-sport athlete growing up, Jay Denton switched gears and moved to Los Angeles, CA for a degree in international relations at the University of Southern California. While in college Denton began both recording music, and developing a strong interest in global conflict resolution. Graduating with a degree and a commission offered to him from the US Marine Corps, Denton instead traveled to work in India and East Africa and searched for paths into conflict resolution in areas that fell between the cracks of military involvement. Finding on his travels, however, that making music seemed to have a bigger impact in the developing world than his other skill sets, Denton returned to Los Angeles, and began teaching Krav Maga and defensive tactics while starting to pursue a career as a songwriter. This pursuit took him to Nashville for a few years and into the touring world, but landed him back in LA again to start his own studio, ENDURE Studios, in 2018. Seeking to pull together his very different passions, Denton's studio takes a rather unique approach to music. While working as a songwriter/producer locally in LA, ENDURE Studios is looking to take trips every year to a different conflict zone or destabilized region of the world, to write and record with artists in those regions who have been affected by war, crisis, or persecution. TAP in with the P.E.G podcast on iHeartradio and all platforms for more exclusive and Dive into his hit song, THE RECKONING with the P.E.G podcast/RADIO. ITs A VIBE!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Singer/songwriter Jay Denton talks about his record label Endure Studios, his new single The Reckoning, recording music in Beirut, and much more.

https://vimeo.com/539763558 Welcome to the CXR channel, our premier podcast for talent acquisition and talent management. Listening as the CXR community discusses a wide range of topics focused on attracting, engaging and retaining the best talent. We're glad you're here. Chris Hoyt, CXR 0:20Hi Welcome back to another CXR eXpertease. I'm Chris Hoyt, president of CXR and your tour guide on this wild 15 minute ride together, where we'll connect with industry personalities, experts and leaders to talk about one thing that's keeping them up at night or that they've learned in their career that they want to share with you, our passengers on this journey we call talent acquisition. If you're here live, you can jump into the chat and ask whatever you like of our guest. And if we've got the time, we'll try to get the question on the call if we miss you, we'll put the question in our open public forum found at CXR.works/talenttalks. Now as a reminder, anyone can attend the live sessions, or can subscribe to our full video in podcast series anywhere you listen to podcast by joining, or excuse me, by pointing your vehicle at CXR.works/podcast. Now, as a point of clarity, each of these segments and the guests are chosen around feedback received on our 2021 priority survey that you'll find in the reports and research section of CXR.works. If you haven't added your own thoughts to this open survey with the hundreds of other talent leaders that have already chimed in, today is the day! We're going to publish the results and a bit of insights by the end of this week. So with all of that, let's jump in. Because as we know, the world is just starting to open up again after the COVID pandemic has wreaked havoc on nearly every part of our lives, both personal and professional. And from a talent and working perspective. A lot of organizations are struggling to find or even know what to expect of the new normal. So with us to talk about the talent supply and demand perspective of that challenge is market expert Jay Denton who is the chief analyst at Thinkwhy. Jay, welcome. How are you this morning? Jay Denton, ThinkWhy 1:55Hello, Chris. I'm doing good. Glad to be on. And I hope everyone fills out that survey for you. Chris Hoyt, CXR 1:59Yeah. We'll get those results out pretty soon. So, Jay, before we get going, give us a little bit of background about yourself, who is Jay, and why should we give a heck or a hoot about what you think? Jay Denton, ThinkWhy 2:14I'll I'll do my best with that, Chris, for that ah, that question. I've been studying the labor market for almost a couple decades now. And in a variety of fashions. Previously, it was with real estate and trying to figure out, if someone wants to buy a piece of real estate, where's the demand going to be aware of jobs really going to be created? And now ThinkWhy what we're doing with our labor IQ product is helping, you know, with that where the jobs would be created, but then what should you actually pay those people? And so you know, I'm using that part of my background to help with the product that we have here. Chris Hoyt, CXR 2:45Nice. Well, look, we'll get right to it, leaders are starting to see those job growth numbers, right, we're starting to see rumbles and it can be a little scary when for almost the last year. Applications for many, and response rates are literally at an all time low for them. And many are scared. They're predicting a tidal wave of attrition. At the same time, and they don't know if they need more recruiters or if they should hold steady, should they fight for resources? Should they just be patient? Wait, what are your, what are your thoughts sort of in summary on supply and demand for labor? And how that sort of plays out from from the remainder of the year? Where should their heads be? Jay Denton, ThinkWhy 3:23You know, it's interesting, we think through this because we're projecting 73 million hires for this year.

It's great to be back and we take our first trip of the series to the DEL, Germany's top league, where we naturally speak to a voice from Portsmouth England!Des Squire worked in sports media in Germany before getting the dream call to work with the hockey club he supported through thick and thin. From Dinamo Berlin in the old East German league to the now powerhouse Eisbaeren Berlin, Des has been involved since 2008 as in-arena host, interviewer, presenter and much much more.Really enjoyed this discussion, hope you do too!Des is on Instagram @des_squire and the Eisbaeren themselves are all over Facebook, Twitter and Instagram is you search 'eisbaerenberlin'Voices of Hockey is on Twitter @hockeyvoices or you can email voicesofhockey@march74.co.uk - we'd love to hear from you if you'd like to discuss this episode or suggest another voice for us to speak to.Produced by March74 Sports Media @march74sportsMusic: Take Me On Down by Jay Denton

From Sudbury Ontario via the OHL and AHL to become the play by play voice of the Toronto Maple Leafs... our guest for Episode 8 of Voices of Hockey is none other than Joe Bowen.He's been the voice of the Leafs games since 1982 and has called over 3,000 NHL games and his passion and enthusiasm is still as strong as ever.From listening to Foster Hewitt on the radio to winning an award in Hewitt's name, Bowen is a true play by play legend. I was delighted to be able to talk hockey for an hour or so and get some great stories from his long career.I hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as I did putting it together.Joe is on Twitter @bonsietweetsVoices of Hockey is also on Twitter @hockeyvoices or you can email us voicesofhockey@march74.co.uk to talk about this episode or to suggest another name we should interview.Produced by March 74 Sports Media (@march74sports)Music: Take Me On Down by Jay Denton

Premier Sports & FreeSports play by play voice Aaron Murphy joins us for Episode 7 of the podcast.Murph has been a regular voice on our screens in the UK calling EIHL, SHL, KHL and Champions Hockey League as well as Great Britain games at World Championships.Hear his journey from Newfoundland to his current home in Ireland and how he became one of our Voices of Hockey.You can follow Murph on Twitter at @MurphOnIce and see his work at @FreeSports_TV.Voices of Hockey is also on Twitter @hockeyvoices and you can email us voicesofhockey@march74.co.uk.Produced by March 74 Sports Media (@march74sports)Music: Take Me On Down by Jay Denton

Episode 6 of the pod moves across to Canada and a distinctive voice of hockey who has called NHL games on both major Canadian networks, was a huge part of the rise in popularity of the World Juniors in Canada and also worked with IIHF as the voice of their extended video content.A great broadcaster who now presents his own podcast 'The Walrus Was Paul' talking to Canadian music celebrities about their love of The Beatles - you can find that at www.romycast.com or on your favourite podcast app.Craig Simpson talks to PAUL ROMANUK.Voices of Hockey can be found on Twitter @hockeyvoices or you can email voicesofhockey@march74.co.uk to talk about this episode or to suggest a future voice of hockey we should talk to.You can also leave us a rating and a review on Apple Podcasts.Voices of Hockey is produced by March74 Sports Media (@march74sports)Title music: "Take Me On Down" by Jay Denton

Each week we talk to someone whose voice - whether a broadcaster, rink announcer or podcaster - has become synonymous with hockey in the UK or further afield.In this fifth episode, we return to the world of the rink announcer and a man who has been the voice of two top flight teams in the west of Scotland and last year took the adage that the show must go on a little too far as he suffered a heart attack during a game - finishing the match right through OT and penalties.Craig Simpson talks to another iconic voice of UK hockey rinks - this week it's Kevin McCoskrie.Voices of Hockey can be found on Twitter @hockeyvoices or you can email voicesofhockey@march74.co.uk to talk about this episode or to suggest a future voice of hockey we should talk to.Produced by March 74 Sports Media (@march74sports)Music: Take Me On Down by Jay Denton

In our fourth episode we move to cover the podcast genre which is now a big part of UK hockey media but out guest this week was something of a podcast pioneer when he started a podcast covering the Belfast Giants in 2005.Since then 'A View From The Bridge' has produced well over 700 episodes and has been made an official outlet of the Giants along the way.Patrick Smyth is this week's guest and we talk about his journey from being 'just a fan' to producing the EIHL longest running podcast.You can follow A View From The Bridge on Twitter @AVFTB, Patrick himself is @patricksmyth, while old episodes can be found at www.kingdomofthegiants.com/podcasts.Voices of Hockey can be found on Twitter @hockeyvoices or you can email voicesofhockey@march74.co.ukProduced by March 74 Sports Media (@march74sports)Music: Take Me On Down by Jay Denton

This week's guest commentated as Great Britain reached the top division of the World Championships, has covered the Winter Olympics on numerous occasions, called NHL teams playing in London and started with the Medway Bears on Radio Kent.Delighted to have Bob Ballard joining this edition of Voices of Hockey. As well as his ice hockey career, Bob has also commentated on swimming, diving, wheelchair tennis and water polo.Here is looks back on his time as one of our Voices of Hockey.Bob is on Twitter @bobballardsport or his website is www.bobballard.netYou can find us on Twitter @hockeyvoices or email voicesofhockey@march74.co.ukProduced by March 74 Sports Media (@march74sports)Music: Take Me On Down by Jay Denton

We're back with a second episode following last week's debut featuring Jon Hammond.This week's guest is Paul Ferguson who became a household name in the UK hockey scene in the 80s and 90s with his commentary on both domestic and international hockey alongside summariser Richard Bophrey.The duo are always featured highly on fans lists of memorable commentators and I was delighted to catch up with Paul for this chat around his time as a Voice of Hockey.Find out how he got behind the mic in the first place, his favourite announcers back in Canada and when growing up in Ottawa between the Leafs and Habs which side he came down on.Paul's personal website is www.pferguson.co.uk and you can find his novels on Amazon.Find us on Twitter @hockeyvoices or email voicesofhockey@march74.co.ukProduced by March 74 Sports Media (@march74sports)Music: Take Me On Down by Jay Denton

In this first episode we talk with the first voice of the Manchester Storm, Jon Hammond.Jon was brand new to ice hockey when he took on the Storm announcer role in 1995 but made the role very much his own making match nights at the Storm Shelter a fantastic experience.We hear that Jon could have been the arena voice of another club before taking on the Storm gig, talking to over 17,000 people on a game night, his return to the Storm in 2016 and how Covid ate his diary.Some great stories and anecdotes from a true professional.Jon is on Twitter @jonhammondtweet, has his own YouTube channel and his website is www.jon-hammond.comFind us on Twitter @hockeyvoices or email voicesofhockey@march74.co.ukProduced by March 74 Sports Media (@march74sports)Music: Take Me On Down by Jay Denton

Pastor sits down with Jay Denton Campus Minister at Boise State and future planter to discuss college ministry, Alabama white sauce and the courage it takes to plant a church in the bible belt.