Podcast appearances and mentions of jeff caldwell

This week's guest is the lovely Kelly Caldwell, who has converted over a dozen single family houses for basement suites AND garden suites. Together with husband Jeff Caldwell, they've become leaders in their community, Collingwood, ON filling in the missing middle working closely with local government as such they were invited to be a part of a new HGTV inspired series called Home Suite Home where viewers can follow along as Kelly and Jeff navigate the world of accessory suite financing, design and construction.  You can catch them on Rogers Cable TV this fall as well as Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@itshomesuitehome.   Kelly's journey is a wild one.  She was barely an adult when she was orphaned as Cancer took her father, her only parent away leaving her as the eldest sibling of two teenage brothers.    Kelly shares about her remote investing way up north, how she managed the renovations, Kelly shares the numbers around a typical basement conversion and garden suite.  For the first time a guest talks about the benefits of polished concrete floors for both heating and finish. Fascinating stuff for real estate nerds such as myself.   If you can't tell, Kelly is no stranger to hard work so please enjoy the show! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itshomesuitehome/, https://www.instagram.com/the_dash_investher/ Realtor website: https://caldwellrealestategroup.com/ The dash poem: https://noahwatry.medium.com/the-dash-poem-by-linda-ellis-33fe4d54a1b4 ADUSearch: https://adusearch.ca/index.html

Above It All episode 41, a roofing podcast by Johns Manville, features Regional Services Manager, Jeff Caldwell.  In this episode we cover how our parternship with logistics lighting skylights rolls into one guarantee when you pruchase a JM system.  Join us as we talk about how you get value out of a very inclusive JM guarantee. 

In this episode of the Restaurant Rockstars Podcast, I'm speaking with Jeff Caldwell, V.P. of Operations for the Encore Boston Harbor Hotel. Jeff is a hospitality veteran who cut his teeth at Wynn Resorts; the company known for transforming the rebirth of Las Vegas into the world-class destination it is today. Listen as Jeff shares his passion for hospitality and Leadership including: - The importance of mentorship and inspiring others to their best performance - His career challenges and triumphs - How passion, pride and relationships lead to amazing guest experiences. - How to keep a close eye on the competition and then blow them away. - A company culture of teamwork, respect, and recognition - What it takes and how to prepare to become a leader in a hospitality organization And of course, his inspirational mantra from an early mentor: “It's not about right or wrong, it's about guest satisfaction”! This episode is all about the “right stuff” and best practices that lead to greatness in the hospitality biz! Watch or listen, then go out there and Rock YOUR Restaurant! Roger Ask Roger a Question or share a story: https://www.speakpipe.com/RestaurantRockstars Learn the Top 3 Profit Killers for Restaurants: https://restaurantrockstars.com/profits/ Thank you to our sponsors: Popmenu - For a limited time only, popmenu is offering our listeners $100 off your first month plus an unchanging lifetime rate. FREE Demo: https://www.popmenu.com/rockstars VERGE Funding Group: Set up your personal meeting with Karen to see how much money your business may qualify to get back at this link: https://calendly.com/vergefundinggroup/erc-qualifying-call-rrs The Restaurant Academy: Everything you need to know to optimize profits and maximize sales https://restaurantrockstars.com/joinacademy/ GoTab – The GoTab platform empowers you the operator to run a leaner and more profitable business. www.gotab.com/rockstars

Dave & I sit down with hilarious comedian Matt Golightly. Matt has been on the comedy scene for a while and has toured all over the country as well as worked with some really big names in Comedy. You can visit mattgolightly.com to check out his upcoming tour dates. His next shows are at the Improv Comedy Club in Houston on Dec 9th and 10th with Gabriel Iglesias. Comedians Matt has worked with: Gabriel Iglesias, Paul Varghese, Rick Gutierrez, J.R. Brow, Todd Yohn, Chris Fonseca, Jo Koy, Brad Upton, Marc Ryan, Chad Daniels, Jake Johanson, Robert Hawkins, Ben Creed, Cowboy Bill Martin, Mike Lucas, Patrick DeGuire, Johnny Cavanah, A. Whitney Brown, John Bizarre, Todd Glass, Dee McNary, Basile, Daniel Tosh, Steven Hirst, Chris Cannon, Mark Britten, Laurie Killmartin, Ron White, Marc Ruben, Jeff Caldwell, Diane Ford, Cleto Rodriguez, Kim Kerly, Ricky Kellman, Kenny Smith, Greg Morton, Colin Molten, Chris Warren, Scotty Goff, John Evans, Steve McGrew, Doug Stanhope, and many others. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duck-it-dialogue/support

In this episode, Kevin and Kyle interview licensed counselor and trauma expert Dr. Jeff Caldwell. They dive deep into the issues of anxiety, depression, PTSD, and more! If you or someone you know is struggling with any mental health issues, this episode is for you!Do you have a topic suggestion, a question, or feedback? Text the show hotline 24/7 at 248-301-2010.  You can learn more about the hosts, the show, and donate at www.thinkingoutloudmedia.comSubscribe, Rate and Review Us. 

To wrap up the 2021 season, we have a chat with Jeff Caldwell and Conor McGlynn!  Plus Myke, Damon and Abby give their all time Hartford Athletic XI squads and also discuss players both departing and returning to the green and blue.

USL Championship player of the month nominee, Hartford Athletic goalkeeper Jeff Caldwell, joins the podcast to end the mid-season hiatus!

To mark the first day of vacation, Jeff Caldwell, extremely jet lagged after a day of travel and two nights of little sleep, took a surfing lesson and broke his big toe by jumping off the board straight onto shallow reef. Rather than spend hours in a waiting room, he returned to their rental house, found an emergency medical kit, taped his big toe to the one next to it, and crammed his foot into a shoe as if it were a cast. He had hoped to be done with shoes for the week, but flip-flops were now out of the question. | Copyright 2021 by Marc Laidlaw. Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki, Judy Young.

To mark the first day of vacation, Jeff Caldwell, extremely jet lagged after a day of travel and two nights of little sleep, took a surfing lesson and broke his big toe by jumping off the board straight onto shallow reef. Rather than spend hours in a waiting room, he returned to their rental house, found an emergency medical kit, taped his big toe to the one next to it, and crammed his foot into a shoe as if it were a cast. He had hoped to be done with shoes for the week, but flip-flops were now out of the question. | Copyright 2021 by Marc Laidlaw. Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki, Judy Young.

In this episode, Kevin and Kyle interview Dr. Jeff Caldwell who is a licensed counselor and specializes in the area of trauma. They talk all things Anxiety, Depression and PTSD.We want to hear from you! Please send any questions or comments to thinkingoutloudpodcast20@gmail.comTo learn more about this podcast or to book Kevin and Kyle to speak at your event, please visit www.thinkingoutloudmedia.comSupport the show! Venmo @ThinkingOutLoudMediaCashapp $thinkingoutloudmedia

On this episode, we are introduced to the newest GM in the league, Jeff Caldwell, GM of the Portland Buckaroos. Boston Colonials GM Gary Graves and I also discuss this years SICHL Awards.

I'll let these famous people give comedian, Jeff Caldwell's intro:Dennis Miller - "This guy is incredible!"Craig Ferguson - "Very funny!"George Carlin - "Funny and Smart!"David Letterman - "Very, very funny!"Jeff is such an approachable person. Kind to everyone, this comedian believes that humor is best when commonalities are found and that the stage is not a preferred platform for exclusions or bullying. Known to other comedians as "The Stand Up Guy" - Jeff is JUST that. During the podcast, we discuss the similarities of both stand up and comic acting. In this career we all have to deal with disappointment, but when the Paramount and CBS sitcom that centers around you as the main character (and Bob Newhart as your dad) falls through, getting back up on the horse again is more than difficult. His wife, Kathy who worked for Lorne Michaels grounds him and proves to be an excellent sounding board for jokes before he ever says them in front of an audience. He has toured with Jon Stewart, and worked with Rosie O'Donnell and Lewis Black (to name a few and believe me ther are many more!) When we stopped recording the episode, I asked what was for dinner. Well, Jeff had eaten a tomato (from his garden) sandwich with Hellman's before he logged on and I quickly challenged him that his next sandwich MUST be made with Duke's or he wasn't really living. I promised to send him a jar and Jeff, it's in the mail!I hope you enjoy Jeff's down-to-earth humor and the rapport he quickly establishes to anyone who is lucky enough to chat with him! Keep up with this Jeff on FB, Twitter and Instagram so when this crazy quarantine is over...you can see him on the stage where he very definitely belongs!

Whats up you guys! I had the pleasure of speaking with Former NC State/ Baylor QB Jalan McClendon. Jalan played quarterback at for coach Jeff Caldwell at West Mecklenburg High School in Charlotte, N.C. Led team to a 9-3 record and a berth in the NC 4AA state playoffs in 2013. Threw for over 1,700 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior. Rated four stars by 247 Sports No. 12 pro-style quarterback No. 8 in North Carolina  No. 170 player nationally Rated four stars by ESPN. Jalan played at NC State from 2014-2017. In 2018 Jalan took his talents to Waco Texas to play at Baylor University under Matt Rhule. Jalan talks about his life growing up in the Charlotte Metro Area. Jalan also talks about the fun moments and experiences he had playing college football. Jalan also talks about how his recruitment process took place as well. He talked about seeing some of the best talents that are now in the NFL play against him. If you have not already follow me on IG & Twitter : @Ayo_TTime9 and on the podcast IG Page: @talkswithttimepodcast. I hope you guys enjoy the show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This 2018 episode tells the story of Jeff Caldwell. Jeff has lived for decades as a couch-surfing con man preying on the kindness of the outdoors community. He spins tales of hikes he's never completed and exploits the sympathy of his marks with sad stories of his past to rip them off. But after meeting Melissa on an dating site, Jeff's lies finally catch up with him.

Jeftery tells you why you must build a list in the cannabis space. He also scowls for Bob yet again. You can check him out at https://www.HempMarketingUniversity.com Go To https://www.808Podcast.com or I'll cancel weed.

Brandon Allen and Adam Najem scored and Jeff Caldwell earned a clean sheet as 901FC earned the full three points.

In today's edition of "Candidates of Liberty", Marc Clair is welcomed by the Libertarian candidate for the governorship of Kansas, Jeff Caldwell! Jeff describes how he went from being a disillusioned Obama supporter to an active member of the Libertarian Party, why he decided to run for governor, and digs into where he differs from some libertarians strategically.  For show notes, head over to LionsOfLiberty.com/COL9 For the full "Candidates of Liberty" archive, head over to LionsOfLiberty.com/Candidates To support the work we do, support Lions of Liberty on Patreon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's edition of "Candidates of Liberty", Marc Clair is welcomed by the Libertarian candidate for the governorship of Kansas, Jeff Caldwell! Jeff describes how he went from being a disillusioned Obama supporter to an active member of the Libertarian Party, why he decided to run for governor, and digs into where he differs from some libertarians strategically.  For show notes, head over to LionsOfLiberty.com/COL9 For the full "Candidates of Liberty" archive, head over to LionsOfLiberty.com/Candidates To support the work we do, support Lions of Liberty on Patreon!

When Melissa met Jeff Cantwell online, the two connected immediately. He was friendly, well spoken and shared her love of the outdoors. Jeff told Melissa stories of the daunting hikes he'd completed and shared the tragic loss of his family in a car accident. But these were just stories: In reality, Jeff “Cantwell” was Jeff Caldwell, a con man who'd spent decades ripping off members of the close-knit outdoor community.

Jeff Caldwell, of Leawood, is the Libertarian candidate for Kansas governor. His platform is based on free market economics. In addition to the full legalization of marijuana, he wants to exempt food and water from a burdensome sales tax rate that reaches 10 percent in some areas.

Nationally touring stand-up comedian & Aqua Teen Hunger Force alum, Andy Sandford, revs his writer's Prius to taut WORD ECONOMY. Levity is brevity, but word economy means more than that. We laugh and pick apart some great bits by Jeff Caldwell, Ellen Degeneres, and Steven Wright.

Recorded at ACT Theatre Seattle on Aug 28, 2017: guests Pratidhwani, 'The Drunken Tenor' Rob McPherson, poet Daemond Arrindell. Featuring original material by Scot Augustson, Lisa Halpern, Elizabeth Heffron and Brandon J. Simmons; 0:34 Intro; 2:26 "Wealth Management" by Scot Augustson; 16:31 "Sonnet - To Science" by Edgar Allan Poe; 17:57 "Misfit Moon" by Lisa Halpern; 32:00 "Costume" written and performed by Daemond Arrindell; 35:09 "The Owl Who Was God" by James Thurber, adapted by Leslie Law; 41:11 Pratidhwani; 45:57 "The Real Bird Of The City Theater" by Brandon J. Simmons; 1:00:12 "On The Subject Of Transformation" written and performed by Daemond Arrindell; 1:02:53 "Come Together" by Lennon/McCartnery, featuring Jose "Juicy" Gonzales (piano and vocals), Dave Marriott (trombone), Chris Monroe (drums), Dave Pascal (Bass); 1:07:30 "The Little Girl And The Wolf" by James Thurber adapted by Leslie Law; Robert McPherson "The "The Drunken Tenor" with Jeff Caldwell, piano; 1:17:13 "Doc and Mercer's Mostly True History Of Seattle: Mooching Totality" by Elizabeth Heffron; Visit sandboxradio.org for a complete list of performers and credits for this and prior episodes. Music Direction and original music by Jose 'Juicy' Gonzales; Engineered by Max Langley, Recorded by Brian Moynihan, Podcast Mixed by Dave Pascal; Produced and Directed by Leslie Law and Richard Ziman; Stage Managers: Elisabeth Burton, Susy Butler, Teresa Micheletti; become a sustaining donor by making a small monthly donation and get cool perks through Patreon http://www.patreon.com/sandboxradio; Make a tax deductible donation to support Sandbox Radio at www.sandboxradio.org; Sandbox Radio is supported in part by The Seattle Mayor's Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs and 4Culture

We did it. You did it. I did it. It was done. What is IT? 100 episodes! Woo hoo! This episode of the School Of Laughs podcast is brought to you by Chelle Baxter, Peter Margaritas, Sandi Joy Chadwick and John Charlton - thanks! It is crazy to think that a couple of years ago we started this journey together. When we did, I had no idea that we would make it to 100 episodes of the School Of Laughs podcast. I hoped to. Just didn't know if it was going to be something I could pull off. What a ride! With help from Gavin Miller, the ball got rolling and rolling and ... I've learned a lot! Hopefully you have as well. We've listened to jokes go from the brainstorming phase to the stage. We've talked with Letterman comics like Jeff Caldwell, Keith Alberstadt and Andy Hendrickson. We heard from Tonight Show regular Nate Bargatze and his dad Stephen. Comedy Central comedians Robert Mac, Luis Ramey and Pat McGann also shared insights. Seasoned veterans Jeff Jena, Jeff Allen and Dan Swartout also shared many golden nuggets of information about becoming a comedian. We also heard from folks who write for TV like Martha Bolton and Scott Dunn. We learned booking tips from Tim Grable and Midwest Clean Comedy. We know now what it takes to record a CD, and a DVD as well as how to put on your own shows. Former students (Monty Mitchell, Jonnie W., Brian Bates, Chris Cherry, Mike James, and Paulina Combow) stopped by to share their successes. WOW. So where do we go from here? The plan is to continue for the next three months and see if there is enough interest and support through PATREON (see below) to continue. If so, we will lock in for another full year. If not, we will ride on into the sunset and sleep well knowing we gave it our all. On today's episode, I reflect back on the past year and what lies ahead. Specifically, I talk about: The Broken record Comedy Show with Chad Riden Listener feedback emails from YOU the listener What it takes to put together a podcast My favorite episodes from the first 100 We check in with Gavin Miller And a lot more. Thank you so much for listening and I hope to continue to provide you with beneficial information and tactical strategies for becoming BIGGER, BETTER and MORE BOOKABLE! Support the podcast through PATREON A listener recently told me about Patreon and I totally love this concept. In a nutshell, in exchange for a small RECURRING monthly donation of your choice, you gain access to many extra opportunities to interact with the show. My favorite bonus is our very own, private “School Of Laughs Patreon News Feed”. Think of it as a Facebook page without all the drama. In this feed I will post exclusive articles, bonus podcasts and more. And of course, you will be invited to share ideas and support other listeners of the show! The funds would help offset the costs associated with time incurred producing the show, and at the same time give you more of what I believe you find valuable. It's up to you as far as the amount. We average 4 episodes a month and are hoping you feel like the information is worth at least $1.25 a show. So, a monthly pledge of $5 is our hope. More is great, less is still helpful. If we reach the target of 200 patrons (which is just a fraction of the overall listener downloads per episode), I think we would be on track to continue the production of the show and creating opportunities for you to grow as a performer and see definite returns on your support. In short, I want to continue to provide the podcast and reach out to bigger names, more helpful comics and incredible resources. Please VISIT www.SchoolOfLaughs.com/Patreon or www.Patron.com/SchoolOfLaughs   to find out more.  

In High School: Played quarterback at West Mecklenburg High School for coach Jeff Caldwell ... Threw for over 1,700 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior ... Led team to a 9-3 record and a berth in the NC 4AA state playoffs as a senior ... As a junior, threw for over 1,700 yards and 22 touchdowns and rushed for over 200 yards and six touchdowns ... Played in the 2013 North Carolina-South Carolina Shrine Bowl ...Was the starting QB for North Carolina, completing 16-of-26 passes for 164 yards ... Also played high school basketball ... Ranked as the No. 15 quarterback nationally by scout.com ... Ranked as the No. 18 pro-style quarterback and No. 22 player in North Carolina by rivals.com ... Ranked as the No. 20 pocket-passer quarterback nationally and the No. 16 player in North Carolina by ESPN.com.   We are bringing HBCU Tuesdays and HBCU Football to the forefron on this day. We will have some coaches and players that are current and former to talk about the HBCU Football Season. Make sure to join us and we talk about the scores and the upcoming schedule. We will also dive into some of the financial issues some of the schools are facing. And, is any level of CFB handing out full scholarships?

We've all seen bad meeting behavior, but do you know what to do? Donna Schilder shares five power steps for leaders and facilitators to get us towards a better meeting. Donna Schilder (LinkedIn) Leadership, Career, and Business Coach 1. What are some types bad meeting behavior we often see? Late arrivers Ramblers Side Conversationalists Note Passers Multi-taskers Non-participators Dominators Chronic objectors Gate-closers Off-the-wall commenters Eye rollers Sighers Personal attackers 2. How can leaders identify disruptive behaviors as they happen? Realize that your job is to create the agenda, lead the participants through the agenda, but also, to watch for and facilitate behaviors that prevent the meeting from being as successful as it can be. Now that you are more focused on what they are, you can watch for these disruptive behaviors. Scrutinize and reflect on meetings that don’t seem to be as productive as they should be. Watch for other people’s reactions. Are they rolling their eyes, sighing, showing signs of frustration, shuffling in their seats? 3. How can a leader intervene in disruptive behaviors in meetings? For Side Conversationalists, Ramblers, Multi-Taskers, Note Passers, Eye Rollers, Off-the-Wall Commenters, & Eye Rollers: Use non-verbal cues For all behaviors: Acknowledge and reinforce acceptable behavior For Late Arrivers, Dominators, Ramblers, Gate Closers, and really any behaviors: Review Ground Rules for Effective Meeting Behavior Don’t interrupt others, encourage new ideas, don’t be late Encourage shared responsibility for handling disruptive behavior For Ramblers or if new topics just come up: Use a Hold Bin when the meeting gets off topic For Non-Participators: Round Robin – always allow people to pass Invite people into the conversation For some of the more difficult behaviors, like Dominators or Personal Attackers: Utilize team feedback tools Plus Delta Team Effectiveness Surveys Use firm but friendly confrontation 4. What is firm but friendly confrontation? This is in order from the lightest intervention to the strongest intervention. Tread cautiously with the strong interventions. General Question: Does anyone else feel we are digressing? Specific Question: For a side conversation: Andrea, do you have anything to add? General statement (no names): We had agreed as a team that we would be on time to this meeting General statement (looking at the person): Not everyone here seems to be open to new ideas Specific statement: Joe, you seem to be objecting to this idea. 5. When should a leader Take it Offline? Visit Donna's detailed notes and downloadable PDF Feedback Join the conversation: http://coachingforleaders.com/173 Comments, questions, or feedback for future Q&A shows: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback Next Q&A show is episode #174 on resources for leaders For more information on the 5 Days to Your Best Year Ever course from Michael Hyatt, please visit: http://coachingforleaders.com/best2015* I’ve joined Michael as a formal affiliate for this program, so if you use that link, he will pay us a commission to thank us for introducing the course to you. As a special bonus for you, if you decide to register for Michael’s course and use that link, Bonni and I are putting together a special podcast that we’ll air in mid-January on our 2014 achievements and 2015 planning - and just some overall coaching we have on goal-setting. Once your register, forward your receipt to us at feedback@coachingforleaders.com - that’s how we’ll know to send you the special bonus audio from Bonni and me - and we’ll deliver that to you in mid-January to help keep you on track for your best 2015. Here's how to learn more: http://coachingforleaders.com/best2015* Thank you to Whitney Stafford, InderMani Bhardwaj, Kunjal Gandhi, Jeff Caldwell, Patti Brosious,

We've all seen bad meeting behavior, but do you know what to do? Donna Schilder shares five power steps for leaders and facilitators to get us towards a better meeting. Donna Schilder (LinkedIn) Leadership, Career, and Business Coach 1. What are some types bad meeting behavior we often see? Late arrivers Ramblers Side Conversationalists Note Passers Multi-taskers Non-participators Dominators Chronic objectors Gate-closers Off-the-wall commenters Eye rollers Sighers Personal attackers 2. How can leaders identify disruptive behaviors as they happen? Realize that your job is to create the agenda, lead the participants through the agenda, but also, to watch for and facilitate behaviors that prevent the meeting from being as successful as it can be. Now that you are more focused on what they are, you can watch for these disruptive behaviors. Scrutinize and reflect on meetings that don’t seem to be as productive as they should be. Watch for other people’s reactions. Are they rolling their eyes, sighing, showing signs of frustration, shuffling in their seats? 3. How can a leader intervene in disruptive behaviors in meetings? For Side Conversationalists, Ramblers, Multi-Taskers, Note Passers, Eye Rollers, Off-the-Wall Commenters, & Eye Rollers: Use non-verbal cues For all behaviors: Acknowledge and reinforce acceptable behavior For Late Arrivers, Dominators, Ramblers, Gate Closers, and really any behaviors: Review Ground Rules for Effective Meeting Behavior Don’t interrupt others, encourage new ideas, don’t be late Encourage shared responsibility for handling disruptive behavior For Ramblers or if new topics just come up: Use a Hold Bin when the meeting gets off topic For Non-Participators: Round Robin – always allow people to pass Invite people into the conversation For some of the more difficult behaviors, like Dominators or Personal Attackers: Utilize team feedback tools Plus Delta Team Effectiveness Surveys Use firm but friendly confrontation 4. What is firm but friendly confrontation? This is in order from the lightest intervention to the strongest intervention. Tread cautiously with the strong interventions. General Question: Does anyone else feel we are digressing? Specific Question: For a side conversation: Andrea, do you have anything to add? General statement (no names): We had agreed as a team that we would be on time to this meeting General statement (looking at the person): Not everyone here seems to be open to new ideas Specific statement: Joe, you seem to be objecting to this idea. 5. When should a leader Take it Offline? Visit Donna's detailed notes and downloadable PDF Feedback Join the conversation: http://coachingforleaders.com/173 Comments, questions, or feedback for future Q&A shows: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback Next Q&A show is episode #174 on resources for leaders For more information on the 5 Days to Your Best Year Ever course from Michael Hyatt, please visit: http://coachingforleaders.com/best2015* I’ve joined Michael as a formal affiliate for this program, so if you use that link, he will pay us a commission to thank us for introducing the course to you. As a special bonus for you, if you decide to register for Michael’s course and use that link, Bonni and I are putting together a special podcast that we’ll air in mid-January on our 2014 achievements and 2015 planning - and just some overall coaching we have on goal-setting. Once your register, forward your receipt to us at feedback@coachingforleaders.com - that’s how we’ll know to send you the special bonus audio from Bonni and me - and we’ll deliver that to you in mid-January to help keep you on track for your best 2015. Here's how to learn more: http://coachingforleaders.com/best2015* Thank you to Whitney Stafford, InderMani Bhardwaj, Kunjal Gandhi, Jeff Caldwell, Patti Brosious,

Six time Letterman veteran Jeff Caldwell is a prime example of what a comedian should be. He's smart, insightful, observational, opinionated, and clever. On top of that, he's clean (unless a brawl is about to break out). We talk about: His take on David Letterman retiring Process for working in new material His comedy "mentors" and much more. Whether at a comedy club or a corporate event, Jeff delivers smart, funny jokes on topics ranging from the daily news to the daily grind, subtly tailoring his material to fit any crowd. Along with his six Letterman sets, he has made three appearances on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and made his Comedy Central debut on Live at Gotham. Jeff has appeared with Keith Olbermann, Dennis Miller, on SiriusXM Radio, toured with Jon Stewart, and is a regular on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom radio show.  A former civil and environmental engineer, he also blogs at the Huffington Post, commenting humorously on scientific topics affecting the world today. This interview was recorded in between shows at Comedy Off Broadway in Lexington, KY over the Thanksgiving holidays. After you listen, get to know Jeff even more ... Buy his CD "I'm no epidemiologist" Check him out: http://www.standupguy.com  Watch his videos Follow on Twitter Facebook    LinkedIn == ABOUT THE SCHOOL OF LAUGHS: This podcast is a prodction of the Rik Roberts School Of Laughs. If you want to learn about becoming a stand-up comedian, or just become a better one - visit the wwwSchoolOfLaughs.com web site.   If you enjoy this PODCAST please subscribe in iTunes or STITCHER and leave a comment and ranking.   Better yet, subscribe to the bi-monthly School of Laughs “Insider Tips” email and get exclusive information delivered right to your inbox. It's fast, free useful and fun. Email: SchoolOfLaughs@gmail.com and put “insider tip sheet” in the subject header. I'll make sure you get the official tip sheet and I promise to keep your email anonymous and spam free.   @SCHOOLOFLAUGHS  on Twitter  

On this May 30th, 2013 edition, John Bush, the Executive Director at the Center For Natural Living joins us, along with Kansas Libertarian activist Jeff Caldwell.

During this episode of Comical Radio Classic, Danny Lobell and Chris Iacono are joined by Calise Hawkins on the third mic. Danny and Calise have been friends for years and he used to have the hots for her; they clear up their awkward tension right from the start. The first guest is Jeff Caldwell. They talk about everything from Port Authority to the good ol’ days. Jeff recommends that Chris opens his heart and writes from there. The second guest was Julie Goldman. Even though she called in, the crew google imaged her and let her know how attractive they thought she was. Chris truly believes there are just way too many nail salons. Bobby Slayton joined the show as the third guest. He wastes no time telling Danny not to speak and he goes on a rant about his dislike of hasidic jews. Chris and Danny surprise Bobby Slayton as he’s on air with his neighbor Christopher Titus. Christopher Titus tells a story about how he met Bruce Springsteen. The last guest of the day was Louie Katz. The crew played a game with Louie where they took the bad notes from the interns and asked Louie bizarre questions.

"Table 3"Music by Dan MartinLyrics by Michael BielloSung by Erin DillyAccompanied on the piano by Jeff CaldwellSubscribe now via iTunes