Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeff Rosenthal

Should you delete yourself from the internet? This week in the News Roundup, Oz and Karah dig into humanoid robots running a half-marathon, the AI-generated personas helping law enforcement interact with potential suspects and Google’s updated ‘Results About You’ tool. On TechSupport, Jeff Rosenthal, the co-founder of the venture capital firm CIV, discusses the role of private investment in building out energy infrastructure to meet the AI boom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here we are, the hard question of if peanut butter is a liquid. We get into the sticky facts and it's a really awesome conversation with improviser, author, and statistician Jeff Rosenthal.

Send us a textCaptain Flashman: Defender of the Universe is taking a break for the holidays however, in its place, we offer this special holiday episode. So set your dial to fun, sit back and let the evil merriment of intergalactic wicked fun begin.Episode Website:  https://captainflashmandefenderoftheuniverse.buzzsprout.comTo keep up to date on all the Captain Flashman news, follow him on Facebook and Instagram.This episode stars Sam Agro and Dave Healey. Music by Jeff Rosenthal. Produced, Directed and Written by Dave Healey. Recorded, Mixed and Soundscape Design by Dave Healey. Intro and Outro Designed by Dave Healey and Dylan Shropshire. Mixed by Dylan Shropshire.Cast WebsiteIf you enjoyed the podcast please subscribe and give us a friendly review.       © Dave Healey 2024Support the showCaptain Flashman Fighting Evil Since 2023

Join us (minus Mickey) as we navigate through technical mishaps and laugh-out-loud moments with our special guests, Eric and Jeff Rosenthal from It's The Real. From their kitchen table in Westchester County to collaborations with hip-hop legends, their journey is a testament to passion and perseverance. These brothers bring authenticity and humor, sharing their evolution from comedic sketch creators to serious documentarians.Rewind to 2007: imagine producing weekly sketches on YouTube from a cramped kitchen, driven by a distant love for hip-hop. We'll take you through those early days, where financial struggles and odd jobs couldn't dampen the Rosenthal brothers' creative spirit. Highlighting a pivotal moment when Bun B reached out, we'll show how one opportunity can open doors to collaborations with industry giants like Cam'ron, Max B, and the Clipse. Their story underscores the importance of leveraging the internet to bypass traditional gatekeepers in the entertainment industry.We also explore the meticulous, multi-year process behind their latest project, The Blog Era. Learn how the pandemic transformed their storytelling approach, propelling them from weekly content creators to long-term documentarians. Discover the significance of a giant bulletin board filled with clues and how Mickey's narrative became central to uncovering the intricate layers of the music industry. As we discuss potential future projects, get ready for an episode that celebrates the art of long-form storytelling, authenticity, and the transformative power of blogs in hip-hop culture."Unglossy: Decoding Brand in Culture," is produced and distributed by Merrick Creative and hosted by Merrick Chief Creative Officer, Tom Frank, hip hop artist and founder of Pendulum Ink, Mickey Factz, and music industry veteran, Jeffrey Sledge. Tune in to hear this thought-provoking discussion on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you catch your podcasts. Follow us on Instagram @UnglossyPod to join the conversation and support the show at https://unglossypod.buzzsprout.com/.Send us a textSupport the show

Ever wondered how a simple apartment podcast evolved into a cultural phenomenon? Join us for Part 2 of our amazing conversation with Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, as they take us through the extraordinary journey from creating comedic sketches to becoming recognized voices in the podcasting world. They open up about the magic that happens when genuine relationships and authenticity become the foundation of your work, sharing unforgettable moments from their podcast, 'A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal," and guests like Kevin Gates, Jim Jones, and Swizz Beatz, whose warmth and spontaneity turned simple recordings into lasting memories.Listen to Jeffrey recount Andre 3000 telling his story of Pimp C on The Shop and the importance of staying true to the culture we love. You'll hear about the New York City escapades, building meaningful connections with industry heavyweights, and the ways in which a podcast has inspired others to chase their dreams.From Kodak Black's antics to the Migos' unique demands, and even a dream of playing Connect Four with Stevie Wonder, we explore the blend of creativity, persistence, and fun that keeps this dynamic duo going. This is not just a recounting of past podcast episodes but a heartfelt appreciation of the support system and relationships that has fueled their success. Tune in for laughter, inspiration, and a genuine look at what it takes to build something meaningful in the world of content."Unglossy: Decoding Brand in Culture," is produced and distributed by Merrick Creative and hosted by Merrick Chief Creative Officer, Tom Frank, hip hop artist and founder of Pendulum Ink, Mickey Factz, and music industry veteran, Jeffrey Sledge. Tune in to hear this thought-provoking discussion on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you catch your podcasts. Follow us on Instagram @UnglossyPod to join the conversation and support the show at https://unglossypod.buzzsprout.com/.Send us a textSupport the show

Send us a textAs many of you know, Captain Flashman: Defender of the Universe is taking the summer off but not to worry, we've come up with a wonderful summer replacement show; Carl's Antique Jewelry Road Show. Unfortunately Carl was caught pocketing the participant's antiques so we have a brand new summer replacement show for the summer replacement show; Khan the Cruel's Antique Jewelry Road Show. So instead of traveling around the kingdom, participants will travel to Khan's palace to show off their prized antiques in a basement room just down the hall from Khan's world famous dungeon. So join us for a fun, family experience as Khan explains all about antique weaponized jewelry.Episode Website:  https://captainflashmandefenderoftheuniverse.buzzsprout.comTo keep up to date on all the Captain Flashman news, follow him on  Facebook and Instagram.This episode stars Gene Abella, Melyssa Ade, Sam Agro, Sean Browning, Dave Healey, Jane Luk, Vicki Jenkins and Ann McDougall. Music by Jeff Rosenthal. Produced, Directed and Written by Dave Healey. Recorded, Mixed and Soundscape Design by Dave Healey.Cast WebsiteIf you enjoyed the podcast please subscribe and give us a friendly review.       © Dave Healey 2024Support the Show.Captain Flashman Fighting Evil Since 2023

Send us a Text Message.As those of you that follow Captain Flashman: Defender of the Universe on social media already know, Captain Flashman: Defender of the Universe is taking the summer off but that doesn't mean you won't be entertained. That's right, this summer we have a very special summer replacement show for you to enjoy; Chief Magician Carl's Antique Jewelry Road Show. All summer long, Chief Magician Carl will be travelling the Kingdom of Sapphire Sorcery, talking to collectors about one of his passions, antique weaponized jewelry and of course he'll appraise the value of every piece. So not only will you be entertained by Chief Magician Carl but you'll learn all about lethal antique weaponized jewelry and its true value. So sit back and enjoy Chief Magician Carl and the world of antique weaponized jewelry.Episode Website:  https://captainflashmandefenderoftheuniverse.buzzsprout.comTo keep up to date on all the Captain Flashman news, follow him on  Facebook and Instagram. This episode stars Gene Abella, Melyssa Ade, Sam Agro, Sean Browning, Dave Healey, Jane Luk, Vicki Jenkins and Ann McDougall. Music by Jeff Rosenthal. Produced, Directed and Written by Dave Healey. Recorded, Mixed and Soundscape Design by Dave Healey.Cast WebsiteIf you enjoyed the podcast please subscribe and give us a friendly review.       Support the Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2227895/supporters/new © Dave Healey 2024Support the Show.

Derik Mills interviews longtime friend and colleague Elena Brower about writing poetry, teaching yoga, friendship, and podcasting. They discuss Elena's debut collection of poetry, Softening Time: Collected Poems.Elena shares an inspiring encounter she had a Glo student who had taken classes with her online. Derik and Elena also turn the conversation inward, discussing the therapeutic journey from poetry to prose as Elena shares about her book of poems and her upcoming book.In a previous episode of The Glo Podcast, Elena took over the microphone to guest host. Her guest was Jeff Rosenthal, co-author of Make No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building Community. Listen to her episode, Community is a Powerful Human Technology, featuring Elena Brower and Jeff Rosenthal.Closing the chapter on this heartfelt conversation, Derik and Elena speak about dreams, the practice of Buddhism, and how to persist in creative endeavors. Both share about their insights drawn from the lectures of professor Douglas Brooks. (A number of Dr. Brooks's are available on The Glo Podcast as episodes.)Elena recommends a few books as well. Find them on her Bookshop.org page, where she offers reading recommendations on poetry, Zen Buddhism, perceptive parenting, on death and dying, art and writing, inspiration for daily living, leadership, yoga, mental health, and essential oils.Key Takeaways for this Episode(0:00:01) - a journey of friendship and business(0:06:32) - the impact of curiosity(0:16:36) - exploring personal growth and healing(0:34:38) - exploring dreams and Buddhism(0:46:41) - the art of practice and compassion(1:00:58) - book recommendations from ElenaLinks:Elena's WebsiteElena on InstagramBeing You: A Journal by Elena BrowerPractice You: A Journal by Elena BrowerThe Practice You Podcast with Elena BrowerElena's reading recommendations on bookshop.org.Professor Douglas Brooks's New Winter Sessions for 2024GLO classes:Elena Brower on Glo

หนังสือ Make No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building Community ของ Elliott Bisnow, Brett Leve, Jeff Rosenthal and Jeremy Schwartz - ถ้าคิดจะสร้างจงอย่าสร้างอะไรเล็ก ๆ จงสร้างอะไรที่มีผลกระทบต่อคนหมู่มาก นี่อาจจะเป็นเป้าหมายของชีวิตหนึ่งที่รู้สึกต้องการทำบ้างสิ่ง - เป้าหมายเป็นสิ่งที่สำคัญอย่างยิ่ง แต่เราไม่สามารถจะกำหนดเป้าหมายได้ถ้าเราขาดความหมายในการใช้ชีวิต - การสร้างกลุ่มคนที่เชื่อในสิ่งเดียวกัน รักในสิ่งเดียวกัน และศรัทธาในสิ่งเดียวกันนั้น จึงไม่ใช่เรื่องง่าย เราจึงต้องค้นหาว่าจะรวบรวมคนเหล่านี้ได้อย่างไร - ไม่ว่าจะทำอาชีพอะไร ที่เราสามารถสร้างแรงกระเพื่อมให้กับผู้คน สังคม หรือสิ่งแวดล้อม เรานั้นสามารถที่จะเข้ารวมกับกลุ่มและมาแชร์ประสบการณ์ร่วมกันได้ - ทั้งนี้ ทุกวันนี้เราไม่ได้สนทนากันอย่างแท้จริง ยิ่งเราห่างไกลการสนทนา เราจะไม่สามารถเข้าใจอารมณ์และความรู้สึกมวลรวมได้เลย องค์กรนี้จึงอุบัติขึ้นเพื่อสิ่งนี้

Erika and Steven check in with one another about their holiday plans, and discuss how they each function in their sibling dynamics during family gatherings. Then, Erika is joined by brothers Jeff and Eric Rosenthal and her good friend Kozza to dig further into the intricacies of sibling friendships. They go on to discuss their favorite holiday movies and TV shows that depict said sibling friendships, like ‘Home Alone,' the “Seven Fishes” episode from ‘The Bear,' ‘Friends,' and more. Hosts: Erika Ramirez and Steven Othello Guests: Eric Rosenthal, Jeff Rosenthal, and Kozza Babumba Producer: Sasha Ashall Theme Music: Devon Renaldo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In our last episode Captain Flashman, Eve Arden, Dr Krakow and Prince Belfast were captured by Khan the Cruel and then both Captain Flashman and Prince Belfast were forced to fight to the death in the aptly named Pit of Surprise. What rude awakening is in store for our heroic duo in the Pit of Surprise? Will Eve be forced to marry Khan the Cruel? What about Dr Krakow? Will she be forced to fill out endless rounds of pointless grant applications? And what other evil surprises does Khan have in store for our heroes?Episode Website:  https://captainflashmandefenderoftheuniverse.buzzsprout.comTo keep up to date on all the Captain Flashman news follow him on  Facebook and InstagramThis episode stars:Sam Agro as the Announcer Vicki Jenkins as Dr Krakow and BogOliver Georgiou as Prince Belfast and Khan's SoldierSean Browning as Captain FlashmanAnn McDougall as Eve Dave Healey as the Stuffed-Up Sponsor and Khan the CruelMusic by Jeff RosenthalSound Engineering, Editing and SFX by Jason NobregaProduced, Directed and Written by Dave HealeyCast Website Can't get enough of Jeff Rosenthal? Then check out his books on probability: http://probability.ca/sbl/If you enjoyed the podcast please subscribe and give us a friendly review.       Support the Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2227895/supporters/new© 2023 Dave Healey   Support the show

"Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building Community"

Captain Flashman and Princes Halo escape the clutches of Khan the Cruel by throwing themselves over the Cliff of Infinite Height only to be rescued by the rebel Prince Belfast. Finding that they all are sworn enemies of Khan, Captain Flashman, Dr Krakow and Prince Belfast join forces to face him in a showdown. Meanwhile Eve Arden is still being held captive by Khan the Cruel. Will our heroes defeat Khan and free Eve Arden? And where exactly do the loyalties of Princess Halo lie?Episode Website: https://captainflashmandefenderoftheuniverse.buzzsprout.com To keep up to date on all the Captain Flashman news follow him on Facebook and InstagramThis episode stars:Sam Agro as the Announcer and RonkelVicki Jenkins as Halo, Dr Krakow and BogOliver Georgiou as Prince Belfast and Khan's SoldierSean Browning as Captain FlashmanAnn McDougall as Eve and Belfast's SoldierDave Healey as the Stuffed-Up Sponsor and Khan the CruelMusic by Jeff RosenthalSound Engineering, Editing and SFX by Jason NobregaProduced, Directed and Written by Dave HealeyIf you enjoyed the podcast please subscribe and give us a friendly review.Cast Website  Can't get enough of Jeff Rosenthal? Then check out his books on probability: http://probability.ca/sbl/Support the Podcast https://www.buzzsprout.com/2227895/supporters/new© 2023 Dave HealeySupport the show

If you haven't checked out the documentary podcast "The Blog Era" from itsthereal Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, you really should. It takes you back into time. He was an ERA where the internet ruled, and gave you artist that the fans pushed through blogs, and chat rooms. Kelvy and Tree talk about that podcast along with their brother Fable. They talk about the many blogs, the artist that came out of the blog era, and the technology that was just coming into its own. Check out this awesome episode of the podcast, and let us know what you think.

This week Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg are joined by ItsTheReal aka Eric and Jeff Rosenthal. The guys discuss their new podcast The Blog Era (https://theblogera.fm), podcasting in a pandemic, All Things Juan Ep, and more.Plus another Exclusive Episode on Patreon this week @ https://www.patreon.com/juanepislife dropping this week.Follow the showhttps://www.instagram.com/juanepislife/?hl=enFollow Cipha Soundshttps://www.instagram.com/ciphasounds/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/ciphasounds?lang=enFollow Rosenberghttps://instagram.com/rosenbergradiohttps://twitter.com/RosenbergradioAll things Juan EP is Life is sponsored by Monster Energy. @MonsterEnergy @MonsterMusicFollow Billy Junehttps://instagram.com/billyjune88https://twitter.com/billyjune88 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Want to go fast? Go alone. Want to go far? Go together.Most entrepreneurs aren't lone wolves. Founders like Jeff Rosenthal know that the greatest ventures come with partners, mentors, and communities.Being enthusiastic, generous, and kind attracts people who want to help—and together you can accomplish the unreasonable. This is… A Bit of Optimism.For more on Jeff and his work check out: https://summit.co/https://summitimpact.org/ 

Elliot Bisnow is an entrepreneur. He is the co-creator of Summit and Summit At Sea - an international conference that has featured speakers like Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and Gary Vaynerchuk. Bisnow has invested in almost 50 early-stage startups, including Uber, Coinbase, Warby Parker & Allbirds. He is the co-author of Make No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building Community I stumbled across Elliott because he is the featured mentor in The Third Door by Alex Banayan. Learn why he got into business, why people don't change, how to live in gratitude, mentoring, balance, hosting a dinner party, and why he messed up his interview with Eric Schmidt. (0:00) Intro (3:12) Finding Out About Business (13:20) Dropping Out Of School (22:45) Living In Gratitude (27:14) Family Business (31:42) Seeing People As They Are (34:14) Why Don't People Change? (40:08) Storytelling (44:50) Interviewing Kobe Bryant (49:31) Why Do People Hit Us? (51:16) “I Like People Who Create” (54:51) Forbes 100 For Balance (57:18) Meditation (1:07:40) Nature (1:11:02) The Rat Race (1:19:42) Less Is More (1:26:02) Parenting (1:28:41) Mentoring (1:36:15) Questions (1:40:09) Interviewing Google CEO (1:42:33) Jeff Bezos Cell Phone (1:43:30) Mastered & Still Learning (1:46:05) Hosting A Dinner Party (1:48:20) Challenge Make No Small Plans by Elliott Bisnow, Jeremy Schwartz, Jeff Rosenthal, Brett Leve – https://www.amazon.com/Make-Small-Plans-Achieving-Impossible/dp/1984822640 The Third Door by Alex Banayan – https://www.amazon.com/Third-Door-Uncover-Successful-Launched/dp/0804136661 My Links ✉️ Newsletter: https://dannymiranda.substack.com

People in the Treasure Valley are finding it increasingly difficult to schedule veterinary appointments for their pets. Dr. Jeff Rosenthal, CEO of the Idaho Humane Society in Boise, joins Idaho Matters to talk about the shortage of veterinarians.

Elliott Bisnow is the Co-Founder of Summit, whose family of organizations includes Powder Mountain, Summit Series, and Summit Junto. He's also a startup investor in 50 companies like Uber, Coinbase, Warby Parker, and Albert. Elliott describes his passion for building companies and cultures, connecting deeply with people on his teams, and building events and communities. He believes that what is good for business should be what is good for the community and the world.     https://bit.ly/TLP-318   Key Takeaways [2:20] Elliott Bisnow is focused on building companies with a great culture, and teams he loves, connecting deeply with the people who work at the Summit businesses, designing and building events and experiences, and meeting the people that come. He loves building communities and getting to understand them. He loves creating teams he wants to be part of. Elliott is a people person. [4:31] The least important part of any business is caring about profits and making money. Those things come from a well-run business with a great product. Good entrepreneurs, good CEOs, and good leaders are obsessed and focused on the thing that their company is making or selling. Consider why you are an entrepreneur. What are you bringing to the world? Elliott loves designing products. [6:239] Elliott recalls growing up watching MTV's Cribs and seeing the Forbes 400 list, which he remembers with negative associations. He remembers the first group of entrepreneurs he met who cared about the product, the customers, and the communities they were serving. He contrasts the old business model of profit-seeking with a new business model focused on the good of the community. [11:09] Are new entrepreneurs better people or do they just talk more about what they do in the community than the CEOs of the '90s talked about? Growing up, Elliott never heard of CEOs doing good in the community. He realized he could build businesses that combine profits and purpose. He says, “Profit Enough. What's good for our business should be good for the community and the world.” [12:46] It's a lot more enjoyable to do business when your team is happy, when your community is happy, and when you feel good about what you're creating. [13:44] Elliott liked college as a place to start a business because you have your dorm, food, and classes even if the business fails. His first two businesses in college didn't work. His third idea did work so he quit college and moved back in with his parents. He made every possible mistake as he learned how to run a startup. The key is to take small risks and make small mistakes and learn from them. [16:56] Elliott builds community by creating things that allow people to self-select into them, being very defined about its mission. However, once people have self-selected into an event, you can find yourself with a lot of similar voices and little diversity. [19:21] Elliott has kept a notepad on his phone for over 10 years. Anytime he hears something or reads something interesting, he writes a note down. He might write one note in a week or three in a day. He has thousands of notes he re-reads. He receives wisdom from other people in two ways: the first way is by reading one book a week; the second is by meeting people in the flow of life and listening to them. [21:45] Elliott has an 80% rule about conversations. In 80% of his conversations, he tries to ask questions. He will ask a question rather than answer one. He finds wisdom from ordinary people. Between his conversations and reading books, he's getting a lot of good ideas. [24:59] When Elliott realized he wanted to be an entrepreneur, he read a lot of very simple books about people's journeys to becoming entrepreneurs. Then he was done reading about entrepreneurs and wanted to go be an entrepreneur. [25:36] Elliott sees that MBA courses would serve people better after the people had experienced some years in business. Elliott spends a lot of time thinking about the books he is going to read. He identifies the types of books he wants to read. He also reads some books for fun. When he meets people that don't read, he suggests books that are just for fun, to get them to fall in love with reading. [27:31] You have to be in a good mindset to sit and read a business book. Elliott will skip a few pages ahead if he gets bored. He doesn't get stuck on pages. Reading is a big part of Elliott's life. [28:30] Elliott discusses the virtues of knowing when to quit and cites Warren Buffet who only makes small mistakes because he knows when to get out of a deal. He's never been in a massive mistake. [29:27] Elliott's view on ideas is that it's quite difficult to come up with good ideas, so you need to create a culture where the most ideas possible can come forward, no matter what they are. That's a hard environment to maintain when people naturally shoot down ideas or want to take credit for them. Elliott says there's no limit to what you can achieve if you give other people credit. [32:03] Elliott describes what it means to be a “favor-economy millionaire.” Build up a network of people with whom you trade for services. Having relationships where you and your network can help each other grow is extremely important. [35:05] Being an entrepreneur or a leader is hard. Making money is hard. Saving money is hard. Bartering makes it easier to do business. Relationships are like muscles and the more that you work with them, the more you nurture the relationships. Give to people and it will come back many times over. [36:32] Elliott's takeaway from his book, Make No Small Plans: Between the life people are living and the life they want to live, there's a lot of white space. Make No Small Plans, is in the context of the life that you want to live. Step out of anything that's held you back. Make plans to get to where you want to be. [40:06] Closing quote: “The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function.” — F. Scott Fitzgerald.   Quotable Quotes “When you're an entrepreneur, you get to create your own culture and your own team.” “The least important part of any business is caring about profits and making money. Those things come from a well-run business with a great product. … Good entrepreneurs, good CEOs, and good leaders are obsessed and focused on the thing that their company is making or selling.” “At the crux of entrepreneurship is, ‘What is the thing that you're bringing to the world? Why are you an entrepreneur?'” “Just from a personal, selfish standpoint, it's a lot more enjoyable way to do business when your team is happy, when your community is happy, and when you actually feel really good about what you're creating.” “My main takeaway is that, as long as your mistakes are small, there's not very far to fall. … In the early days, the key is taking lots of small risks.” “There's a lot of emphasis placed on gaining tips and wisdom from super-famous people but I find that there's just as much wisdom to be had from every person in the world.” “The most important thing about reading is falling in love with reading. And so most people who don't read, I give them a few books that are just fun.” “You have to be in a good mindset to be able to sit and read a business book. And then I've developed a couple of tricks when it comes to reading, like skipping forward and if things are boring, don't let it hold you back; don't get stuck on pages.” “There are certain things where quitting is a virtue and it's a good skill to have.” “Between the life people want to live, and the life that they're living, there's a lot of white space. When I think about Make No Small Plans, it's in the context of the life that you want to live.”   Resources Mentioned Theleadershippodcast.com Sponsored by: Darley.com Elliott Bisnow on LinkedIn Make No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building Community, by Elliott Bisnow,  Brett Leve,  Jeff Rosenthal, and Jeremy Schwartz Summit Powder Mountain Summit Junto Uber Coinbase Warby Parker Albert MTV Cribs Forbes 400 Allen-Bradley Shantaram: A Novel, by Gregory David Roberts  Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance, by Barak Obama Decision Points, by George W. Bush James A. Garfield Bubble in the Sun: The Florida Boom of the 1920s and How It Brought on the Great Depression, by Christopher Knowlton The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey, by Candice Millard Losing My Virginity: How I Survived, Had Fun, and Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way, by Richard Branson When I Stop Talking, You'll Know I'm Dead: Useful Stories from a Persuasive Man, by Jerry Weintraub with Rich Cohen Ready Player One: A Novel, by Earnest Cline The Spy and the Traitor: The Greatest Espionage Story of the Cold War, by Ben Macintyre Daniel Pink Warren Buffet Google Facebook Gmail Corporate Competitor Podcast, with Don Yaeger  

Our special guest is Jeff Rosenthal, entrepreneur, co-founder of Summit, and co-author of Make No Small Plans (the story of Summit). Learn the inside story on the triumphs and cornerstone lessons from his journey. The big takeaways are: No idea should go unspoken, reputations are earned by the drop and lost by the bucket, be fearless on the road to success, stay humble and keep your family as the number one priority along the journey. Enjoy this and visit www.summit.co for more information.

Our special guest is Jeff Rosenthal, entrepreneur, co-founder of Summit, and co-author of Make No Small Plans (the story of Summit). Learn the inside story on the triumphs and cornerstone lessons from his journey. The big takeaways are: No idea should go unspoken, reputations are earned by the drop and lost by the bucket, be fearless on the road to success, stay humble and keep your family as the number one priority along the journey. Enjoy this and visit www.summit.co for more information.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/success-made-to-last-legends--4302039/support.

Our special guest is Jeff Rosenthal, entrepreneur, co-founder of Summit, and co-author of Make No Small Plans (the story of Summit). Learn the inside story on the triumphs and cornerstone lessons from his journey. The big takeaways are: No idea should go unspoken, reputations are earned by the drop and lost by the bucket, be fearless on the road to success, stay humble and keep your family as the number one priority along the journey. Enjoy this and visit www.summit.co for more information.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/success-made-to-last-legends--4302039/support.

You've heard people speak about the power of community in healing, making change, and even living longer, but did you know that community has been the single driving force of many leaders' and companies' success?  Revolutionary tech founders, presidents, and world-renowned artists have one thing in common… they know how to build and leverage communal thinking and collaboration. Jeff Rosenthal is no different. Jeff is a Co-Founder of Summit, a forward-thinking organization founded on building relationships, connecting with people, and fostering generosity to build successful and fulfilling businesses. Through a series of invitation-only events, Summit fosters a global community of entrepreneurs, academics, athletes, artists, astronauts, authors, chefs, engineers, explorers, philanthropists, spiritual leaders, scientists, and beyond. In this discussion, Chase and Jeff talk about the beauty and challenges of launching, growing, and scaling a start-up and building community in the entrepreneurship space. He shares his biggest revelation since starting Summit, the self-care practices that keep him at his peak, and why it's so important to bet on your friends. He also describes the purpose and process behind his new book, Make No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Cashing Dreams, and Building Community. Follow Jeff Rosenthal @reffjosenthal Follow Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow him on Twitter @chasechewning Key Highlights Jeff sheds light on the creation and development of Summit, detailing how he and his team worked through failure and defined their meaning of success as a new, growing social impact start-up. Is it healthy to hustle and grind as an entrepreneur? You'll hear Jeff speak on his belief that the core of entrepreneurship is being afflicted by your ambition to create, along with why you need to believe in yourself irrationally. There's immense power in community, collaboration, and the exchanging of wisdom between business and thought leaders. You don't need to have an existing community to build community. You just need to find a passion so that when you meet people who share that passion and hold a deeper knowledge of it, you get to exchange wisdom and therefore, build community. Sometimes, as a business leader, it can feel like people are only building a relationship with you to capitalize on it. Listen in as Jeff shares his best advice for not being a capitalist in your community. Jeff highlights his opinion on one of the biggest economic and environmental movements of our lifetime, the decarbonization of our economy, and why that's so exciting to him. Is it possible to create, develop, and build trust virtually? How can you transition from a virtual community to an in-person community post-pandemic? Tune in to hear Jeff's answers! Episode resources: Save 20% on men's skin care with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.CalderaLab.com  Save 15% on Mellö with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.HelloNed.com/everforward  Learn more about Summit Buy his book Make No Small Plans or get it free with your 30-day trial at https://audibletrial.com/everforward 

Happy Birthday America also dupped Cummcast Listener Appreciation Day! In this episode the boys talk about, Shyannes crochet skills, face tats, space whale, TikTok fraud, a rag doll baby and more. Beer of the week: Oregon Braaaaaaaains by Drekker Brewing Co. Book of the Month: Make No Plans by Elliot Bisnow, Brett Leve, Jeff Rosenthal, Jeremy Schwartz Merch Store: The Cummcast Store Email: thecummcast@gmial.com Follow us: @thecummcast @cumm007ryan @codycummingsofficial Sources: untappd.com ladbible.com Music: Floatinurboat - Limbo (feat. ELIØTT) [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/Limbo Watch: http://youtu.be/n2kldFRUCpM Long Way Back by Damma Beatz Waste My Love by Henyao

Elena Brower, Glo instructor, bestselling author, teacher, artist and activist, hosts this episode of the podcast. Her guest is Jeff Rosenthal, co-author of Make No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building Community. Jeff is the Co-Founder of Summit, best known for hosting global ideas festivals and events, and is the co-owner, principal designer, and developer of Summit Powder Mountain and Powder Mountain ski resort in Eden, Utah. Make No Small Plans was published in April, 2022. Along with his partners in the Summit event series and community, Jeff has written the story of how community becomes a powerful human technology.Elena Brower is a mom, teacher, artist, bestselling author and host of the Practice You Podcast._She _has taught yoga and meditation since 1999. Her first book, Art of Attention, has been translated into seven languages, and her second, Practice You, is a bestseller. Her third book, Being You, was released in early 2021. Elena's Essential Mentorship is beloved for bringing analog creativity to online study, and her spoken word work can be heard on Above & Beyond's Flow State albums.Links:Jeff's bookMake No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building CommunityElena's BooksArt of Attention: Yoga for Teachers and PractitionersPractice You: A JournalBeing You: A JournalElena's PodcastPractice YouGLO classes:Elena Brower's Glo classes

This episode is brought to you by Pendulum, InsideTracker, and Cozy Earth.Our greatest tool for learning and growing is each other. It might be easy to think that means we should surround ourselves with people who only share our specific interests or professions. But, we may actually gain the most from those we least expect to connect with. I've been so blessed to cross paths with many inspiring people in my life who have influenced how I pursue my passions in both work and my personal life. Today, I'm so excited to talk to Jeff Rosenthal, who has been a catalyst for me to collaborate with many others. Jeff is the Co-Founder of Summit, a cutting-edge organization best known for hosting global ideas festivals and events, and is the co-owner, principal designer, and developer of Summit Powder Mountain and Powder Mountain ski resort in Eden, Utah. He's the co-author of Make No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building Community. This episode is brought to you by Pendulum, InsideTracker, and Cozy Earth. Pendulum is the first company to figure out how to harness the amazing benefits of Akkermansia in a probiotic capsule. To receive 20% off your first purchase of Pendulum's Akkermansia probiotic supplement, go to Pendulumlife.com and use code MARK20. InsideTracker is a personalized health and wellness platform like no other. Right now they're offering my community 20% off at insidetracker.com/drhyman.Cozy Earth makes the most comfortable, temperature-regulating, nontoxic sheets on the market. Right now, get 40% off your Cozy Earth sheets. Just head over to cozyearth.com and use code MARK40. Here are more details from our interview (audio version / Apple Subscriber version): The two types of people who are “afflicted by ambition” (8:59 / 5:30)How Jeff and his colleagues at Summit approach their events (12:03 / 9:21)The science of altruism and winning at the game of giving (15:57 / 13:16)Applying the mindset of possibility to creating Summit events (22:42 / 19:20)Jeff and his colleagues' unique approach to purchasing a mountain (28:18 / 25:14) The secrets to bringing fun to Summit events (33:18 / 28:30)The number-one metric Summit considers as a measure of success (36:16 / 30:20)My life-changing experience at a Summit event (36:48 / 31:56)The power of community and how to build it for ourselves (41:17 / 34:36) Reimagining our world and dreaming big (53:07 / 45:00) Get a copy of Jeff's book, Make No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building Community, at summit.co/make-no-small-plans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TODAY´S EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE FLOW RESEARCH COLLECTIVE Are you an entrepreneur, a leader, or a knowledge worker, who wants to harness the power of flow so you can get more done in less time with greater ease and accomplish your boldest professional goals faster? If you´ve answered this question with “hell yes” then our peak-performance training Zero to Dangerous may be a good fit for you. If this sounds of interest to you all you need to do is go to getmoreflow.com right now, pop in your application and one of our team members will be in touch with you very soon.  ABOUT THE GUEST: Elliott Bisnow and Jeff Rosenthal are co-founders of Summit Group, whose family of organizations include Powder Mountain, Summit Series, Summit Junto, and Summit Impact.   The Summit Series is an American organization that hosts conferences and events for young entrepreneurs, artists and activists. Events organized by the group include an annual invitation-only conference during which participants discuss topics including business practices, technological innovation, and philanthropy.   ABOUT THE EPISODE:  In this episode, you will learn about: What contributed to Summit's Success (02:14) Different Worlds Merging at Summit (06:04) Group Flow in Summit (10:58) Online VS In-Person Connection (15:08) Risks of Creating Summit (18:50) Bill Clinton Speaking at Summit (25:42) The Most & Least “Flowy” Summit Events (28:39) What Makes Summit Unique (36:52) What's Next for Jeff & Elliott (39:54) Building a Community From Scratch (43:07) Group Flow between the founders of Summit (52:49)   RESOURCES Jeff Rosenthal's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/-jeff-rosenthal/ Elliott Bisnow's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliott-bisnow-17b96a3/ Summit's Website: https://summit.co/   STEVEN KOTLER is a New York Times bestselling author, award-winning journalist, and Founder and Executive Director of the Flow Research Collective. He is one of the world's leading experts on human performance. His books include The Art of Impossible, Stealing Fire, and The Rise of Superman. His work has been translated into over 40 languages and appeared in over 100 publications, including the New York Times Magazine, Wall Street Journal, TIME, Wired, Atlantic Monthly, The Harvard Business Review and Forbes.

Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams and Building Community with Jeff Rosenthal, Co-Founder of Summit   Longtime viewers and listeners know that Jeffrey Hayzlett lives by the title of one his books, “Think Big and Act Bigger.” On this episode of All Business with Jeffrey Hayzlett, our guest and his business partners were thinking big and went even bigger. Jeff Rosenthal, Co-Founder of Summit turned his wild idea of a ski trip for young entrepreneurs and turned it into Summit, a series of invitation-only events with some of the top thought-leaders and entrepreneurs in the world. He also co-owns one of the largest ski resorts in North America. Jeff sits down to discuss creating what is being called “The Davos of Generation Y,” what it means to be prolific, the importance of culture, saying why not, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosted by Andrew Keen, Keen On features conversations with some of the world's leading thinkers and writers about the economic, political, and technological issues being discussed in the news, right now. In this episode, Andrew is joined by Jeff Rosenthal, the co-author of Make No Small Plans: Lessons on Thinking Big, Chasing Dreams, and Building Community. Jeff Rosenthal is a co-founder of Summit, a global company that has produced more than 250 events over the last decade, and the co-owner of Powder Mountain, the largest ski resort in the United States. He was an early investor in startups including Uber and Warby Parker, and is actively involved with Conservation International, Beyond Conflict, and the Anti-Recidivism Coalition. He is a sought-after speaker and have been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Bloomberg Businessweek, TIME, and Fast Company. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Rosenthal, co-founder of the global platform Summit, which organizes events and experiences for entrepreneurs, academics, athletes, artists, and others, speaks with us about the value of mystery in storytelling, generosity as a tool for cultivating community, and  why anything that's truly worth building can't be done alone.

On today's episode of "Say Less," Rosy and Lowkey are joined by longtime friends, Jeff and Eric Rosenthal of ItsTheReal and "2 Jews and 2 Black Dudes review the Movies" with The Lox. The veteran content creators talk about their blog era history, as well as Travis Scott breaking his silence on AstroWorld with Charlemagne Tha God, Drake and Kanye West's Larry Hoover Benefit Concert and if their beef is now over, discovering what the hell counts as upstate and downstate when it comes to Westchester. The crew also discuss what was the genesis of their podcast alongside The Lox, and so much more. It's also Rosy's birthday today so feel free to spam her comments on social, the comments and more to show her all that love. 00:00 - Start Of Show 1:01 - Eric And Jeff Of ItsTheReal Join Lowkey + Rosy 11:50 - Astroworld Documentary 21:00 - Drake And Kanye Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert 38:10 - Eric & Jeff's Podcast With The Lox 48:24 - Richer Than He's Ever Been: The Return of Rick Ross 56:16 - Blog Era Days 1:03:21 - Where Is Westchester vs Yonkers? A special thanks to our sponsor, Imperfect Foods. Go to www.imperfectfoods.com and use promo code SAYLESS for 20% off your first 4 orders. Follow Say Less: Watch the full video of the podcast on YouTube.com/Kazeem. Hosts: @Kazeem, @LowKeyUHTN and @ItsRosy @SayLessWithKaz - Instagram @SayLessWithKaz - Twitter Theme Song Produced by BlaaqGold1 Outro Produced by Krish Records Produced and Edited by Embassy Row Studios

On this episode, Travonne Edwards and co-host Jason Madison chop it up with brothers Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, better known as ItsTheReal.  They discuss  meeting Larry Johnson, Fat Joe vs. Ja Rule, Donda vs CLB, songs they wish were on streaming platforms, Kendrick Lamar, their thoughts on current music and much more! BOMM Hotline: 9142698547   Produced by John Jervay    Sign up for The Athletic: TheAthletic.com/dings Support us on www.patreon.com/countthedings Find us: www.countthedings.com Social: @countthedings @back2backpod @bommpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/countthedings Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode, Travonne Edwards and co-host Jason Madison chop it up with brothers Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, better known as ItsTheReal.  They discuss  meeting Larry Johnson, Fat Joe vs. Ja Rule, Donda vs CLB, songs they wish were on streaming platforms, Kendrick Lamar, their thoughts on current music and much more!BOMM Hotline: 9142698547 Produced by John Jervay  Sign up for The Athletic: TheAthletic.com/dingsSupport us on www.patreon.com/countthedingsFind us: www.countthedings.comSocial: @countthedings @back2backpod @bommpodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/countthedings

At this time when we're all probably reinventing ourselves and our careers, having a community that offers practical solutions and amazing people you can connect with is very powerful. Today, I'm bringing in Jeff Rosenthal, co-founder of Summit, a global community organization best known for entrepreneurial community development, and hosting global ideas, festivals and events. He's the co-owner, principal designer and co developer of Summit Powder Mountain and Powder Mountain Ski Resort in Eden, Utah. Summit is a thought leadership think tank that inspires innovation, marketing trends, reinvention, advice and insights. The key value that Summit provides is connectivity. Summit gives this idea of giving without the expectation of return. And it creates this ecosystem of goodwill and community around you. And as Jeff's grandfather would tell him, “A large extended family is the greatest luxury in life.” Listen in and be inspired by this great man who's had massive success and has inspired thousands around the world with his vision and his team. Here are some power takeaways from today's conversation: About Summit and Summit Powder Mountain The challenges in today's business environment Being believers in the long-term strategy Growth areas at present Episode Highlights: The Challenges in Today's Business Environment Necessity is the mother of innovation. And COVID, in many ways, reinvented the challenges in today's business environment world around us. And we still don't understand how impactful the last 18 months will be, on the next 18 months over the next 18 years. In many ways, it's accelerating certain trends a decade forward. And there are a lot of people that can experience a lot of pain from the economic loss to a great degree. On the other side of it, the recovery will be like nothing we've ever seen before. If you're an entrepreneur and you're starting something and you don't have that enthusiasm for the thing that you're building, then you've already lost to somebody that does have it is just going to do it all the time and enjoy every minute of it. Going for the Long-Term Strategy It doesn't matter how smart or how talented, how many times you've done it before, it's years of work for any entrepreneurial endeavor. Think in terms of 10-20 years. You may lose on the short-term opportunities. Another great thing that COVID has done to many businesses is the ability to look inward. There are a lot of systems and ways in which we did things that were inefficient or just frankly, not the right way to do it. A lot of our strategies and realities are built on momentum and inertia until COVID hit us. And so, having that moment to look inward and think about what you want to do and how you want to build it was just priceless. Wisdom truly comes from the reflection in moments of pause. Growth Areas at Present All of these disciplines have a K-shaped growth trajectory where there are a group of companies that are the exceptional leaders of any time that are going up to the right. And there are also various organizations that are derivative. They are failing and losing their relevance. There's always the opportunity to translate the moment to demographic innocence. You always need people that can civilize and utilize these technologies with these changes in marketplaces into products and apply them.

But for pets? Fireworks can be a traumatic and challenging experience, especially for dogs. So ahead of the weekend Idaho Matters shares an interview with Idaho Humane Society CEO Dr. Jeff Rosenthal.

“You just gotta do things that are a little bit beyond people's expectations and imagination.” Meet Jeff Rosenthal, Co-Founder of Summit, an organization best known for its global community of thought leaders from across disciplines. Straight out of college in 2008, Jeff and his friends found the skeleton key to building connections in the midst of the recession. In this episode, Jeff shares his wonderful ventures and the golden nuggets of advice he picked up from some of the world’s most notable innovators. We’ll also talk about what drove Summit to move mountains and eventually own one, the Powder Mountain in Utah. Find out how to keep it surreal and globally impactful like Jeff, on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow Show notes at https://karagoldin.com/podcast/jeff-rosenthal

Brothers Eric and Jeff Rosenthal are better known as 'ItsTheReal'. These guys are known for their comedy scenes, music, and their legendary podcasts; 'A Waste Of Time', as well as the incredibly titled podcast '2 Jews and 2 Black dudes Review the Movies', which they co-host with revered rap group The Lox. Together, they break down films like 'Parasite', and 'Coco'. After making a name for themselves within the Hip Hop blog era, followed by 5 years of hard podcasting talking to guests such Cardi B, Travis Scott, Rick Ross, etc. Eric and Jeff are currently taking a breather in between seasons. This was the perfect time to catch up with 'ItsTheReal'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Future Is Now: As part of the series on technology and the law, Blank Rome Biometric Privacy Team chair Jeffrey Rosenthal discusses the growing promise, threats and challenges of biometrics – from fingerprints to facial recognition -- and how companies and their counsel should prepare, with co-hosts Richard Levick and Ian Lipner.

In this episode of the SLN Podcast, Mike Gugat speaks with Jeff Rosenthal, most recently the CEO of Hibbett. Jeff has been a merchant for most of his professional life. He helped grow Robby's Sports from 12-60 locations and Champs from 100+ locations to more than 500. Jeff joined Hibbett in 1998 and would go on to serve as CEO from 2010-2019. He discussed the balancing act of leading a publicly traded company with then 1,000 locations. He emphasized the importance of relationships when it comes to managing vendor partnerships with brands like Nike, adidas, Under Armour, and Puma. Jeff made it clear that he is most passionate about the product. He also lent his perspective on the future of retail. SLN was especially appreciative of his willingness to share his personal experience with COVID-19. Please wear a mask.

In 2008, Jeff Rosenthal and his co-founders Elliott Bisnow and Brett Leve convinced 19 people they admired to go on a ski trip with them to Park City, Utah. They wanted to spend one-on-one time with this small group of thought leaders to learn from them and glean some knowledge. Little did they know that this was only the beginning of their long and successful entrepreneurial journey. What started off as a small event production company has morphed into a global behemoth that includes everything from nonprofits to funds to a major ski resort that all fall under the Summit brand. While the company is still primarily known for its famous invitation-only events, its biggest impact is its tight-knit community of innovative, creative individuals from around the world. In this podcast episode, Rosenthal talks about Summit’s explosive growth, what it takes to host a truly extraordinary event, and more entrepreneurial gold. If there’s any other type of content you’d like to see that would be valuable to you during this time, please don’t hesitate to reach out at support@foundr.com. Key Takeaways What inspired Rosenthal and his co-founders to start their event production company Summit in 2008 How Summit expanded into a family of companies, nonprofits, and funds over the last 12 years What makes a spectacular event, according to Rosenthal Why Rosenthal believes “keep it real” is terrible advice when it comes to events, and what he recommends instead The importance of leadership when it comes to event planning The correlation between creativity and capital How Rosenthal manages to lead the multiple entities under Summit The best advice on delegation Rosenthal received from his mentor Why profitability isn’t the only measure of an event’s success What it takes to attract top-notch speakers (and how to set them up for success) The way Rosenthal approaches balancing quality of experience and scaling

It's a rare occasion when you get a chance to speak to hosts of a podcast that you're a fan of. So when I got the chance to speak with Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, hosts of the hit podcast ItsTheReal, I had to go for it!The two created the podcast after the huge success of the comedy skits of the same name. After achieving viral success with the skits, the podcast was a no-brainer. Almost a decade later and ItstheReal is still giving you their unique take on the world of Hip-Hop. We did have a chance to speak with the two via zoom. Technology can let you down though! We had some audio issues during our time, but I was able to salvage some good points. Listen to this snippet of Eric and Jeff explaining ItstheReal and touching briefly on how doing skits sparked the idea for the show.

In this episode Jeff and Ethan discuss the origins and evolution of Summit Series, a community of entrepreneurs, artists and activists that Jeff co-founded. Summit has become a physical community in Utah at Summit Powder Mountain as well as an evolving international events series unifying leaders from across disciplines and industries. This conversation explores love and extremism from the micro lens of families and friendships into the macro perspective of making systemic and global change to solve the most important issues of our time. Find Jeff at www.summit.co and look out for his upcoming book 'Make No Small Plans' Find Ethan at www.extremist.love and on Instagram at www.instagram.com/ethanlipsitz

From the Simplr studios in San Francisco, this is your daily briefing.  IntroductionThis is Today in Five, for today, Friday, December 20th, Here’s today’s headlines in digital disruption.There’s a lot of buzz around digitally-native brands, but while direct-to-consumer brands struggle to reach profitability, private labels are thriving.First, here’s what’s making headlines.  Hibbett Sports Gets New CEOFormer CEO of City Gear will be stepping into the CEO role at Hibbett Sports. He’ll be replacing Jeff Rosenthal, who announced his plans for retirement earlier this year. According to the chairman at Hibbett Sports, they believe that their newly appointed CEO is uniquely qualified to help strengthen Hibbett’s leadership position in both the customer experience and the active footwear and apparel industry.Secondhand Market Growing RapidlyThe secondhand market is growing rapidly thanks to players like The RealReal, ThredUp, and Poshmark and is showing no signs of slowing down. The growth comes at a time when younger consumers are increasingly concerned about sustainability. Fueled by millennials and Gen Z, the secondhand market is on track to more than double over the next five years, from $24 billion dollars to $51 billion dollars, according to ThredUp.  Influencer Activity on Instagram SurgedInfluencer marketing activity on Instagram surged this year as more brands partner with influencers to reach younger consumers. The number of posts with the #ad hashtag indicating an Instagram post is sponsored has risen 48 percent to more than 3 million this year. Millennials dominated influencer marketing, with more than half of influencer content created by people between the ages of 25 to 34, while only 34 percent of the app’s user base is in that age group.  Digitally-Native Brands Struggle While Private Labels ThriveThere’s a lot of buzz around digitally-native brands and their disruption of traditional retail. But an in-depth look at Bonobos and Walmart’s strategy banking on digitally-native brands reveals some cracks. Bonobos was the most well-known brand that started online and sold direct-to-consumer. With Andy Dunn at the helm, the company built its reputation as the pioneer in the consumer space.  But, like any trailblazing company, Bonobos made mistakes along the way. It built its own e-commerce and logistics infrastructure, at a significant cost, and raised an immense amount of money to do so, nearly $130 million dollars over six years. It sold to Walmart for $310 million dollars, just over its previous private round valuation and for about two times revenue.  Walmart since snapped up Jet.com, Moosejaw, ModCloth, Bare Necessities, and more, in hopes to compete with Amazon through digitally-native brands. However, the strategy hasn’t paid off and it is currently phasing out Jet.com, sold ModCloth to an investment firm, and it’s reported that Bonobos still remains unprofitable. Walmart has since said it plans to incubate its own private label brands as they shift strategies.The speed at which unprofitable digitally-native brands have grown starkly contrasts that of private labels, with companies like Target and Walmart scaling their private labels to billions of dollars in revenue in as little as one year. A built-in audience, a stringent focus on costs and margins, and a diverse marketing strategy makes this possible.  Heading into 2020, private labels will continue to dominate more as rising acquisition costs show no signs of reversing.  ClosingWant to stand out? Simplr can help deliver wow moments for your customers through unparalleled customer service support. Visit simplr.ai to learn more. That’s S-I-M-P-L-R.ai.  Thanks for listening to this latest episode of Today In Five. We’ll see you tomorrow. 

Summit events have impacted countless lives through the power of connection – as they’ve grown from a gathering of 20 entrepreneurs back in 2008 into a community of 20,000 today.  Billion-dollar companies have gotten off the ground because of friendships made at Summit events. Academy-award winning films have been created out of bonds formed at Summit. The collaborative spirit became fully apparent to Cal when he was invited to give a talk at a Summit event four years ago. That talk changed Cal’s life and ultimately led to the creation of this podcast. Cal catches up with Jeff Rosenthal, one of the four founders, to talk about the thinking that turned Summit from a single event to a home for entrepreneurs on Powder Mountain in Utah . . . and all the positive social causes embraced along the way.

Change is a part of growth. But there is a paradox when it comes to leadership change as part of a growth strategy. While most organizations know leadership succession planning is important, few do it well. In this week’s episode, Dave Pottruck, former CEO of Charles Schwab, introduces the idea of a “centered” approach to succession planning – what it means and why it works. You’ll also hear from Jeff Rosenthal and Stacey Philpot, leaders in Deloitte’s Leadership practice, sharing their perspective on the most effective way to plan for leadership change.

This week Jess concludes her hilarious convo with Eric and Jeff Rosenthal of @itsthereal and Eyvan of @195.stamps. But first, Jess is giving you a much-needed summertime fashion tip and some thoughts on cancel culture. Like, comment, subscribe, review, CashApp, Venmo, PayPal and all of the things! Follow Eyvan's travel podcast @195.stamps and Eric and Jeff @itsthereal on everything!

This week Jess and guest co-host Eyvan (of @195.stamps) sat down with podcasters, storytellers, hip hop sketch comedians, rappers, and authors, Eric and Jeff Rosenthal of @itsthreal. This brother duo has interviewed everyone in the entertainment industry on their podcast A Waste of Time With ItsTheReal so the interviewers got interviewed on NCB. Part 2 of this hilarious convo will premier next week, so for now, enjoy part one of this lively discussion on growing up in hip hop sans the reality show. Like, comment, subscribe, review, CashApp, PayPal, Venmo and all of the things! Follow Eyvan's travel podcast @195.stamps and Eric and Jeff @itsthereal on everything.

Jeff Rosenthal Co-Founder at Summit Series The Summit Series fosters a global community of entrepreneurs, academics, athletes, artists, astronauts, authors, chefs, engineers, explorers, philanthropists, scientists, and beyond. Jeff is also the owner and developer of Summit Powder Mountain and Powder Mountain ski resort in Eden, Utah. When you don’t take no for an answer, it turns out you not only move mountains but you can also buy them. IG: @summit Website: https://summit.co/ GOOD AF Podcast with Host Matthew Nadu is sponsored by Good Guy Wellness

Eric and Jeff Rosenthal a.k.a ItsTheReal blesses the 12th episode of the Free Range Podcast.  Double 0 catches up with them in their new digs to discuss their upbringing, defying their parents and their own preconceived ideas about themselves and how podcasts are part of the way they give back to the culture they love so much.  We also talk about social media diets and Coolio.  Tune In

The guys are joined by Eric and Jeff Rosenthal of ItsTheReal and have a candid discussion on what it’s like to befriend your idols, constantly having to prove yourself within the business, ducking the “culture vulture” label, having Jewish pride, reuniting The Roc, podcasting with The Lox, and much much more!

Here's to entering a new section of episodes as we're officially in the 70's! And what a start we're going to have. On Ep #70, our guests were no other than Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, better known as the podcasting and music-making duo "ItsTheReal." Listen as Eric and Jeff, also from Westchester County via Harrison, discuss their earliest hip-hop memories, why growing up in the area was important, and how they became such important parts of hip-hop media, ranging from Eric's work with Kanye West to the both of them conducting interviews with damn near every famous person in the business. And before we wrapped up, the four of us also touched on J.Cole's latest single "Middle Child" and whether or not, Pusha T's infamous tweet was intended for Drake. There isn't even anything else to say other than "Westchester, We Did It!" We hope you enjoy this episode and feel somewhat inspired. LISTEN, REVIEW, & SUBSCRIBE TO US ON HERE, APPLE PODCAST, & YOUTUBE. FOLLOW US! @foursidepod (IG), @ArdenSportsTalk, @wiillz, @taylorgallo_, and @_LXRD_ LISTEN TO OUR INTRO! LISTEN TO OUR INTRO! https://soundcloud.com/nikobrim/time-zones

Todays special guest is ItsTheReal hosts one of my favorite podcasts ‘A Waste of Time’. Comprised of sketch comedians Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, these two brothers interview cultural influencers, power players, and some of the biggest names in hip-hop in their upper west side apartment. We cover a lot of ground in this interview about their life in the upper westside, they share stories about their early days of podcasting and of course their hit show ‘A Waste of Time’LISTEN TO ITSTHEREAL ON APPLE, SPOTIFY AND ACASTFOLLOW ITSTHEREAL ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTERFOLLOW OPP ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTERFOLLOW COREY ON INSTAGRAMTHIS EPISODE HAS BEEN MIXED BY MARK BYRDMUSIC PRODUCED BY RICHIE QUAKE*Be sure to checkout my other podcast Silent Giants, which highlights the superstars behind the scenes of popular culture.LISTEN TO SILENT GIANTS ON APPLE, SPOTIFY, ACAST See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Animal hoarding is a complex and layered issue. Now a case in Boise is bringing the issue to light. Idaho Matters talks to Dr. Jeff Rosenthal with the Idaho Humane Society about the issue and about the Society's new building.

The 26-year-old rapper and producer stood at the crossroads of movements that have been shaping popular music over the past decade. Guests: ItsTheReal's Eric and Jeff Rosenthal; Pitchfork's Sheldon Pearce; and Eric Renner Brown.

Eric and Jeff Rosenthal are ItsTheReal - hip hop sketch comedy writers, actors, journalists and podcasters, with an incredible show called A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal (on all podcast stores now). Back in September 2017 - I organised and sponsored a live recording of their show, where they interviewed BBC 1Xtra’s DJ Semtex.  Ahead of their interview with him, I interviewed them, in front of a live audience.  We spoke about their background, career highs and lows, working with Kanye early in his career, including his first trip to the Grammy’s, giving yourself permission to be great (based on another chat I had with Gary Vaynerchuk), and if success were a cocktail (or mocktail in their case) - what would be the ingredients.  This was easily one of my favourite podcasts to create - it’s so much fun and the 30 minute chat goes by super quick.  We had some additional support on this episode because it was part of a larger event, so shout out to David Gersch, my partner on the event, Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen, in Shoreditch, London (our venue host) and One Globe Studio, our audio and video production partner. For more content from Raj Kotecha head to www.RajKotecha.com/podcasts, including his show "OPP - Other People's Podcasts", co-hosted by Grammy Award winner Fatman Scoop. This podcast is co-produced by Arjun M Shah and the intro music comes from the song "Riddem" by Hype and Fever (special thanks to them and Live Entertainment London for permission to use the audio).

We’ve spent a lot of time on this podcast laughing about Drake, but… are we laughing AT him or WITH him? Why is he so damn funny? On this episode, ItsTheReal’s Eric and Jeff Rosenthal join to get to the bottom of it and rate the comedic chops of the self-deprecating, meme machine that is Drake. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeff is Paul's friend of 28 years and the son of former guest and Holocaust survivor Kristine Keese. He shares about her recent passing, their deep but complicated relationship, how he made peace with her being "a terrible mom but a great friend" and the book she wrote Shadows of Survival: A Child's Memoir of the Warsaw Ghetto.  Buy Kristine's book here. Follow Jeff on Twitter @Jeff_Rosie Visit Jeff's Facebook page This episode is sponsored by Meundies.  For 20% off your first order go to www.meundies.com/mental This episode is sponsored by Young Health's Probimune.  For a free bottle go to www.probimune.com and use offer code MENTAL when you sign up for automated delivery. This episode is sponsored by MVMT watches.  For 15% off today with free shipping and free returns  go to www.mvmtwatches.com/mental For tix or info on the In This Together Festival Nov 13th in Los Angeles at the Avalon go to www.ITTFest.com

What do you get when you mix an Italian, a black woman & two Jew...ish guys? One chaotic, yet comical episode! This week, Pete & Lissa chat with Eric and Jeff Rosenthal aka “It's the Real”. Well known for their funny, hip hop sketch comedy skits. The brothers express what it was like growing up in a traditional Jewish household and explain how they went against their parents expectations and gravitated to towards the urban culture. Expect the unexpected

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Fabolous joins guest hosts ItsTheReal's Eric and Jeff Rosenthal to discuss NBA All-Star Weekend, the success of his latest album "The Young OG Project," and how he went about getting his hands on Kanye's new adidas shoes, the Yeezy Boosts. Fab also talks about his infamous tweet about Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse, when 50 Cent tried to sign him to G-Unit Records, and whether he'd possibly sit through a Knicks-Nuggets game this season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The brothers Eric and Jeff Rosenthal aka It's The Real, joined us on the show this week to talk about some of the moves they've been making recently and how far the Internet and online media has come over the last decade (particularly when it comes to podcasting). They also joined Peter in reminiscing about the old G-Unit offices and some of the hijinks that used to take place over there. We also took some phone calls, gave away some tickets (but didn't give away any French Montana face masks), and played some music.

On the 32nd episode of The Juice Podcast, Billboard's Erika Ramirez is joined by co-hosts ItsTheReal's Eric and Jeff Rosenthal to talk with Master P about the No Limit Records legacy, memories of the late 2Pac, and his upcoming Ice Cream Man movie and album sequel. Master P also revisits his grand MTV "Cribs" episode, his “Dancing with the Stars” stint and lets Billboard know whether the Forbes lists, he's always featured on, are really accurate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For this week, ItsTheReal's Eric and Jeff Rosenthal took over Billboard's The Juice Podcast and talked with YG. The L.A. rapper gave what might be his most candid interview yet, revealing how he felt about his 2015 Grammy snub, how "Who Do You Love?" leaked, what former Def Jam Recordings A&R Sickamore meant to his creative process, and how tough it is for Bloods to not use the letter "c" in conversation. (Or bonversation?) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ScHoolboy Q stops by Billboard's NYC office to guest on the 13th episode of The Juice Podcast. Joined by co-hosts ItsTheReal's Eric Rosenthal and Jeff Rosenthal, we joke and talk about a range of topics: Hot 97's Peter Rosenberg's annual Peterpalooza, Mac Miller, touring, Q's fourth full-length album, Top Dawg Entertainment's crazy antics and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ItsTheReal Are Premiere Rap Humorists and Historians. Hear Us Talk Holding Back Vomit Interviewing Jay-Z, Bun B Cosigns, and Throwing Up The RocEric and Jeff Rosenthal are brothers who've been creating hip hop sketch comedy for nearly a decade. Whether it be parody rap songs, irreverent interviews, journalism, or sketches; they keep the artists laughing as hard as the audience. Their loving homages to the culture always have a fresh and funny take on what's happening in rap.Simply put: they crack me up. They're able to laugh with the culture and not at it. Make sure to check out their mixtape Urbane Outfitters (I call it by the wrong name in the intro, my bad) and visit their site for hours of great content.We talk about holding back vomit while interviewing Jay-Z, cosigns from Maino and Bun B, and throwing up the Roc in a glass elevator for all to see.–Lee See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's 12th episode of The Juice podcast, ItsTheReal's Eric Rosenthal and Jeff Rosenthal join as co-hosts and Renaud Jean-Baptiste (MTV2) joins as a guest. We discuss Drake's 2014 ESPYs hosting gig and run down Drake's top 25 moments in sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With ItsTheReal's Eric and Jeff Rosenthal as co-hosts, the third episode features Mac Miller elaborating on the making of "Faces" – including the effort's overall thread of drug abuse – and the effect media's criticism has had on him. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.