Podcast appearances and mentions of jeffrey marx

In this episode, Caleb is joined by Casey Hough (PhD, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary) to discuss his new book, When Poets were Warriors: Retrieving a Biblical Vision of Masculinity. Together, they discuss how, instead of allowing cultural stereotypes to form our vision of masculinity, we need to return to the emotionally complex and paradoxically challenging example of Jesus' own life and teaching. As the last Adam, the true Son of Abraham, Son of David, Jesus demonstrates how to live in conformity to God's will as a man as He calls us to follow Him.ResourcesWhen Poets Were Warriors: Retrieving a Biblical Vision of Masculinity by Casey HoughDisciplines of a Godly Man by Kent HughesThe Person of Christ: An Introduction by Stephen WellumThe Emotional Life of Our Lord by B.B. WarfieldSeason of Life: A Football Star, a Boy, a Journey to Manhood by Jeffrey Marx

“We all have to figure out our own ways to carve out our own creativity,” says New York Times best-selling ghostwriter Cynthia DiTiberio about finding time to do her own writing alongside her collaborative work. “Not that our creativity doesn't go into our ghostwritten books, but you can't claim it in the same way.” Cynthia knows what it takes to create a successful book. She started her publishing career as a senior editor at HarperCollins, where she worked with a number of authors, including NIH director Francis Collins and Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter Jeffrey Marx. From there she went on to co-author a number of best-selling books with a variety of well-known personalities, including Emmy-nominated actress and producer Roma Downey; author-turned-political activist Marianne Williamson; and business strategist and motivational speaker Tony Robbins. She currently writes the Substack newsletter “The Mother Lode,” and is the former publisher of Literary Mama, and her work has appeared in Scary Mommy, The Lily, Mutha Magazine and The Voices Project. Learn more about Cynthia DiTiberio: Website Instagram LinkedIn Box of Butterflies Napkin Notes Please support the sponsors who support our show: Ritani Jewelers Daniel Paisner's Balloon Dog Daniel Paisner's SHOW: The Making and Unmaking of a Network Television Pilot Heaven Help Us by John Kasich Unforgiving: Lessons from the Fall by Lindsey Jacobellis Film Movement Plus (PODCAST) | 30% discount Libro.fm (ASTOLDTO) | 2 audiobooks for the price of 1 when you start your membership Film Freaks Forever! podcast, hosted by Mark Jordan Legan and Phoef Sutton Everyday Shakespeare podcast A Mighty Blaze podcast The Writer's Bone Podcast Network Misfits Market (WRITERSBONE) | $15 off your first order  Film Movement Plus (PODCAST) | 30% discount Wizard Pins (WRITERSBONE) | 20% discount

In hour two of After Further Review, Matt talks with author Jeffrey Marx and his place in a piece of NFL history. We react to the Saints extension with Demario Davis. Matt talks the latest committment for LSU Football. Musso wraps the hour with Tigers in the Pros. 

This week In the Den, Jen sits down with Jeffrey Marx to chat about a variety of topics, including Jeffrey's fascinating career as a reality television casting director in Hollywood, his journey to winning an Emmy, embracing his body size, and finding queer joy amidst the challenges of life. It's an episode you won't want to miss! Special Guest: Jeffrey MarxJeffrey Marx is an Emmy Award-winning casting producer for reality television. Notable credits include HBO's We're Here, Love on the Spectrum, MTV's The Real Word, Nailed It! and more. Before his career in TV, he followed in his mother's footsteps as a special education teacher. Jeffrey got his start in casting when he was cast as a player in “The Glass House”, which is still streaming on the ABC app. He went toe-to-toe with a very kind Mormon mother over gay marriage on the show and, later that year, became boyfriends with a man from a very devout Mormon family. Although they aren't together anymore, Jeffrey's experiences with the LDS community have shaped how he approaches casting queer stories today. Now happily partnered with a non-Mormon boyfriend in Los Angeles, Jeffrey reflects on the dynamics of love, faith, and what “family” means to LGBTQ folks.Links from the Show:Article about Jeffrey: https://metrosource.com/jeffrey-marx-has-a-colorful-path-to-an-emmy/?fbclid=PAAaYRdn_P-B1dDUosbHwoPyHcoRrEJz9NLyvR3T6hsm-Xcsv9Dt49U_usUwM_aem_AVJYuwAcrMH6MCULFtsS5FUdY7fUUrYD4nQJdtzCDWARK2kpQja_Ix2LwbvuY8a_OLQLink to Jeffrey's IG: https://www.instagram.com/jeffmarxthespot/?hl=en Join Mama Dragons: www.mamadragons.org In the Den is made possible by generous donors like you.Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today at mamadragons.org.Connect with Mama Dragons:WebsiteInstagramFacebookDonate to this podcast

In this episode of the COR Leadership Podcast, Landon interviews Buddy Priest, a Kappa Chapter alumnus and real estate broker associate in the Dallas, Texas area. They discuss the importance of stewarding relationships and the skills necessary to put people in positions to succeed. They also share advice on mentoring, entrepreneurship, and preparing for success in the business world. Buddy's Resources: Season of Life by Jeffrey Marx (book) — The COR Leadership Podcast is an effort of Beta Upsilon Chi fraternity to develop college men into leaders for lifelong Kingdom impact. We believe college men's leadership can more fully bring the power, goodness, and beauty of Jesus into this world, and this is just one way that BYX hopes to inspire that in men. Learn more about BYX at byx.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/byx/message

In this episode of Bear With Us Gurrr, Teddy Bear and Alexander chat with Emmy nominated Casting Director Jeffrey Marx about his work on We're Here and Love on the Spectrum, the reality of reality TV, the bear community, the evolution of LGBTQ entertainment, changing career paths, body positivity, and more! Presented by Cybersocket.com and Bear World Magazine.

The legendary Bill Campbell is called the trillion dollar coach by his biographers. Campbell coached and mentored larger-than-life business leaders Larry Page, Eric Schmidt, Steve Jobs, Marissa Mayer, and many others.If Bill was the trillion dollar coach, then I'm not sure what to call Joe Ehrmann and his friend and fellow coach, Biff Poggi who are central pillars in the book Season of Life by Jeffrey Marx.Little did Jeffrey Marx know that his life would be transformed forever once he stepped on a Baltimore Colts football field during training camp as an eleven-year-old. Years later, he would reconnect with Joe Ehrmann who took him under his wing during those earlier years. What was supposed to be a newspaper article about the demolition of a football field turned into a book about the building up of young men not just in football, but in the bigger game of life.Season of Life is one of the best books I've read in years. Central themes include false masculinity, revolving integrity, the best definitions of coach and success, and a young football player's reflection on a huddle.

Get more at podsematary.com! Read our afterthoughts for this episode at https://twitter.com/PodSematary/status/1510826161894428673 CW: Suicide, Rape It's Haunted Dwelling Week on Pod Sematary! Chris & Kelsey just moved into their new home, so they're taking this week to... I don't know, scare themselves? The Classic Film: The Sentinel (1977) "A young woman moves into an apartment in a building which houses a sinister evil” (IMDb.com). A Rosemary's Baby wannabe that makes several tasteless choices, The Sentinel is nevertheless a compelling tale that's generally well told. The Modern Film: The Innkeepers (2011) "During the final days at the Yankee Pedlar Inn, two employees determined to reveal the hotel's haunted past begin to experience disturbing events as old guests check in for a stay” (IMDb.com). As fans of Ti West's House of the Devil, Chris and Kelsey were gobsmacked that The Innkeepers could possibly have been made by the same person. Audio Sources: "Batman" (1966 TV Series) produced by 20th Century Fox Television & Greenway Productions "The Innkeepers" produced by Dark Sky Films & Glass Eye Pix "The Internet Is for Porn" (from Avenue Q) written by Jeffrey Marx and Robert Lopez & performed by Stephanie D'Abruzzo, et al. "Pet Sematary" written by Dee Dee Ramone & Daniel Rey and performed by The Ramones "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" produced by Brooksfilms & Gaumont "Rosemary's Baby" produced by William Castle Productions "The Sentinel" produced by Universal Pictures & Jeffrey Konvitz Productions "That Thing You Do!" produced by Twentieth Century Fox, et al.

On Episode 79 of the Up and In Show, Anthony sits down with Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Jeffrey Marx. Jeffrey has made many strides in the sports writing industry. On today's episode, he dives into the night of January 13, 2019 -- when LSU defeated Clemson claiming the 2019 National Championship. Jeffrey was in New Orleans working on a piece highlighting the relationship between Coach O and Joe Burrow. After LSU defeated Clemson 42-25, Jeffrey was making his way to the post game press conferences when he stumbled into the wrong place at the right time. Learn the story of how Jeffrey captured one of the most iconic photos from the 2019 season and how you can secure a limited print of Joe Burrow and his victory cigar.Support the show

This week Natalie talks to Jeffery Marx about full filling fantasies, not yucking someones yum, loving what makes people tick, pandemic boyfriends, toilet art and a post covid renaissance. ASATC will be live at Littlefield on June 18th! Buy Tickets!

"Yes, I'm their leader, but we're on the same team." // On Episode #53 of the Path to Follow Podcast, Jake and Will discuss building team culture during the pandemic, the intangibles of a team leader, Jeff Gouline's character development program for Gilman teams, Coach Bartz's early basketball influences, Gregg Popovich, Landry Kosmalski of Swarthmore Basketball, learning from successful coaches, Pete Carril, honesty with players, the best leaders Coach Bartz has ever coached, fake masculinity, and Will's book recommendation: 'Season of Life' (2004) by Jeffrey Marx. // Enjoy the episode? Please follow @pathtofollowpod on all platforms. More to come! // Many thanks to the all-powerful Cesare Ciccanti for all of his efforts on podcast production. //

Love one another, be the best you can be, and lean on one another when times get tough are 3 things Coach Steve Specht reminds his players to focus on before every game. Teaching these life lessons through football is one of the reasons Coach Specht has had so much success coaching football since 2003 for St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati, Ohio. He cares deeply about his players, their well being, and their futures. His teams have captured four Ohio state championships (2005, 2007, 2016, 2020), with Specht earning Ohio Division I Coach of the Year honors in 2005 and 2007. In addition, Specht received the NFL Don Shula High School Coach of the Year Award in 2013, a nomination from a former player. Listen to this inspiring and uplifting conversation about life, coaching, faith, big decisions and the impact we all can have on each other. Steve also shares many stories from his experiences coaching at St. X in his recently published book, 4thand Redemption – Faith, Football, and the Journey Down the “Long Blue Line”. Matt and Coach Specht also discuss a favorite book, A Season of Life by Jeffrey Marx, during their conversation if interested in checking out. 

In an episode a little off the beaten path of the show, Anthony has a conversation with a friend and colleague, Jeffrey Marx- a NY times best-selling author, Pulitzer prizer winning journalist, and popular keynote speaker.Jeffrey jumped into journalism at young age, taking on what would be one of the most stressful reporting he did over his career.Now, Jeff has written several books, and found himself on the NY Times best selling author list. Jeff and Anthony have an incredible conversation around some unpopular and "taboo" topics for men to speak about and his incredible book, Season of Life. It is a story of a former NFL superstar that Jeff idolized as a young man when he worked for the Baltimore Colts, and used his reconnection with him years to tell a story of man teaching empathy, compassion and love to young football players in Baltimore.Check it out.Support the show

The shocking report in The Atlantic that Trump called fallen soldiers "losers" and "suckers" has changed the conversation on Trump. Special guests Tony Rodriguez and Jeffrey Marx join Ebony Murphy Root and Jonathan Welch to talk about this, as well as Kamala Harris on the campaign trail, sex reveal fires, and more!

“Our brains and our bodies are designed to connect with other people. We are hardwired to connect.” – Joe Ehrmann Scientifically and biologically, we are created to be in relationships, but it’s not always easy. In this episode, the fifth in a special series of six, Brian and Joe Ehrmann discuss what it means to love unconditionally inside a healthy relationship. Topics include the three basic things that every person needs to connect with others, the vital importance of deep friendships and the reasons why our wounds can stop us from developing the sorts of intimate connections that we are designed to have.   READ FULL EPISODE TRANSCRIPT   YOU WILL LEARN: The qualities that exist in a loving relationship. How to love people who are difficult to get along with. Why you must always work on yourself first.   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: InSideOut Initiative Gilman School HBO Real Sports, Part 2 “Season of Life,” by Jeffrey Marx   INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE: “If we could ever address the lack of meaningful relationships with people in this world, we could deal with most of the social problems in this society.” – Joe Ehrmann “Friendship means you get face to face. You reveal your deepest, most intimate struggles and who and what you are.” – Joe Ehrmann “All relationships in one way or the other fall into two categories: It's either a relationship built around devotion, or it's a relationship built around duty.” – Brian Buffini “Relationships are always organic. You might have had a great loving relationship three weeks ago, but you’ve got to keep working on that relationship. It takes time. It takes commitment. And it takes investment.” – Joe Ehrmann   https://www.TheBrianBuffiniShow.com http://www.brianbuffini.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brian_buffini Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brianbuffini Twitter: https://twitter.com/brianbuffini Theme Music:  “The Cliffs of Moher” by Brogue Wave

“Our brains and our bodies are designed to connect with other people. We are hardwired to connect.” – Joe Ehrmann Scientifically and biologically, we are created to be in relationships, but it’s not always easy. In this episode, the fifth in a special series of six, Brian and Joe Ehrmann discuss what it means to love unconditionally inside a healthy relationship. Topics include the three basic things that every person needs to connect with others, the vital importance of deep friendships and the reasons why our wounds can stop us from developing the sorts of intimate connections that we are designed to have.   READ FULL EPISODE TRANSCRIPT   YOU WILL LEARN: The qualities that exist in a loving relationship. How to love people who are difficult to get along with. Why you must always work on yourself first.   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: InSideOut Initiative Gilman School HBO Real Sports, Part 2 “Season of Life,” by Jeffrey Marx   INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE: “If we could ever address the lack of meaningful relationships with people in this world, we could deal with most of the social problems in this society.” – Joe Ehrmann “Friendship means you get face to face. You reveal your deepest, most intimate struggles and who and what you are.” – Joe Ehrmann “All relationships in one way or the other fall into two categories: It's either a relationship built around devotion, or it's a relationship built around duty.” – Brian Buffini “Relationships are always organic. You might have had a great loving relationship three weeks ago, but you’ve got to keep working on that relationship. It takes time. It takes commitment. And it takes investment.” – Joe Ehrmann   https://www.TheBrianBuffiniShow.com http://www.brianbuffini.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brian_buffini Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brianbuffini Twitter: https://twitter.com/brianbuffini Theme Music:  “The Cliffs of Moher” by Brogue Wave

In this episode, we interview Athletic Director Bo Maynes. Bo is a teacher, coach, mentor, adoptive father, TBC youth group teacher, former University of Oklahoma wrestler, and sixteen-year veteran of public education. Topics include: Why Bo got into teaching Things public ed. students and parents should be aware of Challenges and opportunities working in public ed. How to define manhood in the 21st century Resources mentioned in this episode: Inside Out Coaching by Joe Ehrmann Seasons of Life by Jeffrey Marx

It's a hook up gone wrong when returning litigant Jeffrey Marx breaks yet ANOTHER piece of furniture! This time it's a coffee table belonging to Angel (pronounced Angle) Rodrigues, a guy he met at Precinct. What is it about Beer Bust nights that makes guys hook up and destroy each other's belongings? Find out on this episode of Judge Jackie!

Jeffrey Marx joins Jonathan and David for a spirited discussion about animated bears in Christmas cartoons! We cover "The Bear Who Slept Through Christmas," "Santa Claus And The Three Bears," and Yogi Bear's Christmas special!

Are aliens just DONE with North American humans? Did John Wilkes Booth obtain freckles and auburn hair on the run? Who really killed Bobby Kennedy? Was it Nixon? Was it YOU!? Fan favorite Jeffrey Marx joins Jonathan and David to explore some of Unsolved Mysteries' deep dives into history's uncomfortable conspiracy theories! This episode is brought to you by Wayward Gourmet. Visit waywardgourmet.com and enter promo code PRESENTATION for 15% off your order!

How could we ever forget the ups and downs of Fox's early aughts teen drama "The OC!?" Jeffrey Marx (@jeffmarxthespot), an Orange County NATIVE, comedian and DEAR FRIEND remembers every detail, and gives it to us this week! This episode is brought to you by Wayward Gourmet. Visit waywardgourmet.com and enter promo code PRESENTATION for 15% off your order!

Jeffrey Marx, ABC's The Glass House, visits the boys in this ep. This bicoastal baby talks reality TV. We talk about what shows Chad and Nicholas would be cast in. We also talk what makes good reality TV and what purpose it serves. We discuss the lack of drag news during the off season. It's hard to cover memes! Jeffrey plays How Is She Though and This or That. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jim Johnson is an authority on realizing your dreams. As a high school basketball coach, he took over three losing variety programs and turned them into winners in a short period of time. In addition to speaking full-time as he inspires more people, he became involved with AutismUp, the leading 501(c)3 autism advocacy organization in Rochester and the surrounding areas. Quotes To Remember: “Any team that has success does have some talent.” “The team that has talent that works together is usually the champion.” “You really got to figure out what’s your passion.” “When you think it, ink it!” “You should have a personal growth plan.”   What You’ll Learn: What Makes a Team Great Tapping Your Inner Drive Taking Action Towards Your Goals Having a Personal Growth Plan   Key Links From The Show: Jim’s Site AutismUp   Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti A Coach and A Miracle by Jim Johnson The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C. Maxwell The Success Principles by Jack Canfield The Last Lecture by Jeffrey Zaslow and Randy Pausch Season of Life by Jeffrey Marx

**Listen in as Positive Coaching Alliance goes 1-on-1 in interviews with top pro and college players, coaches, executives and other major sports figures who provide tips, tools, information and inspiration for youth and high school sports coaches, parents and student-athletes.** This 1-on-1 interview features Jeffrey Marx ([@JeffreyMarx25](https://twitter.com/jeffreymarx25)), author of New York Times bestseller *Season of Life*, and the youngest-ever winner of the Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting. As an author and keynote speaker, Marx has written six books and his most requested presentation is – "This Thing We Call Success" – which focuses on the major themes in *Season of Life*: building healthy relationships, building community, and building leaders. David Jacobson ([@CoachDaveJake](https://twitter.com/CoachDaveJake)), who led PCA's marketing communications efforts for over 12 years, talks to Marx about the influence of *Season of Life*, and how coaches and teams all over the country have adapted the main themes of *Season of Life* to fit the needs of their program. Both Marx's book and this podcast dive deeper into key themes of *Season of Life*, such as relationships and working for a cause greater than oneself, and how youth sports reinforces and teaches those values to kids. Other highlights of the podcast include: - The power of the sports platform to change relationships and the world for better. - The powerful role of coaches, and how PCA National Advisory Board Member Joe Ehrmann redefined coaching as "taking athletes from where they are to where they want to be going," regardless of results on the scoreboard. - How it's a myth that "sports build character": sports, according to Marx, *can* build character if the coach is intentional about teaching character through sports. Like what you hear? To subscribe to our podcast in iTunes, [click here](https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pca-development-zone/id952838976?mt=2)

“To me, a great story is something that is so good on its own, I can't mess it up as a researcher or as a writer.” Jeffrey Marx, author of 6 bestsellers and keynote speaker, joins The MindSide Podcast this week to discuss his path as a journalist, as well as his perspective on today's chaotic world. Marx believes that people hold the best stories, and it simply takes building and maintaining a relationship with them to bring those stories to the rest of the world. Throughout his career, Jeffrey has seen the world change in character, which has led him to look at society through a unique lens.  “We all have a lens, or a prism through which we look at things that determine every choice we make during a day.” Everyone can contribute to a better society. While we all wear a mask to some degree, we all have an opportunity to impact people in a way that can better the world that surrounds us. Marx explains how “we have an empathy deficit disorder in this nation,” and goes on to tell of some things that we, as a society, can keep in mind to help better the space we live in and the people around us. We hope you enjoy this podcast as much as we enjoyed recording it. For more information on The MindSide: Sports and Performance Psychology, visit www.themindside.com

Coach Brendan Suhr is joined by Pulitzer Prize winner and NY Times Best-Selling Author Jeffrey Marx to talk about transformational vs transactional coaching, building healthy relationships, building community, and ultimately building leaders. Jeffrey talks about his book Season of Life, why and how he went about writing it, its underlying message, as well as InSide Out Coaching, Joe Ehrmann and ultimately how sports and coaching can transform lives! Visit his website JeffreyMarx.org to learn more!

Coach Brendan Suhr is joined by Pulitzer Prize winner and NY Times Best-Selling Author Jeffrey Marx to talk about transformational vs transactional coaching, building healthy relationships, building community, and ultimately building leaders. Jeffrey talks about his book Season of Life, why and how he went about writing it, its underlying message, as well as InSide Out Coaching, Joe Ehrmann and ultimately how sports and coaching can transform lives! Visit his website JeffreyMarx.org to learn more!

My guest today is Jeffrey Marx, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book "Season of Life." Today on the show, Jeffrey talks about his relationship with retired NFL athlete and now minister and high school football coach Joe Ehrmann. Jeff begins by sharing what he learned from Joe and other NFL players about what it means to be a man during his stint as a ball boy for the Baltimore Colts in the 1970s. He then shares how Joe went from a party animal to an inner-city minister who focused on helping young men. We then discuss what Joe sees as the lies of masculinity in the popular culture and how they need to be replaced with strategic masculinity. We end our conversation talking about how coaching high school football ties into Joe’s ministry to men and how Joe’s philosophy on masculinity helped Jeffrey draw closer to his father. Lots of great insights on this show so be sure to take notes.

THURSDAY 04/06/17 at 6pm ET/ 5pm CT/ 3pm PT Join us for "MIKE ON THE MIC" w/Host MIKE ALLBRIGHT and Special Guest: JEFFREY MARX (The Glass House)!!  MIKE is so excited to have JEFF join him on #MikeOnTheMic to recap the latest episode of #SurvivorGameChangers! JEFF MARX from The Glass House is a huge #Survivor Fan and it's fun to bring someone in who can give a fresh and funny perspective on the game. He's great at finding humor in just about any circumstance, so getting his take on this episode of Survivor Game Changers is going to be a Blast! We'll find out what he thinks about #TheCast, #TheTwists, #TheAlliances, #TheDrama, #BringingBackExileIsland #TheReturningPlayer #BuffDrops #TribeSwaps #HiddenImmunityIdols and of course we'll find out what he's been up to lately too! And as always, our listeners are invited to join the discussion! #LetsTalkSurvivor There are 2 ways to join us: Call in to chat with MIKE and JEFF on air at 1-347-237-5506 and/or click our link, then scroll down till you see our Live Chat Room where you can also post questions.  Cherry Garcia will be there as Co-Host. ***WE CONNECT YOU TO THE REALITY STARS YOU LOVE!!!***  Since 2002, MICHAEL ALLBRIGHT has become the #1 Survivor fan in the world and has met 468 cast members! He's Outwitted, Outplayed and Outlasted his competition and is now known and beloved by nearly every player in the show's history, and many of the people behind the creation of show including Russ Landau, Monty Brinton, Jesse Jensen, Lynne Spillman, Jeff Probst, and even Mark Burnett himself!

How many times have you thought, "There s got to be a better way" to do any one a thousand tasks Stephanie s guests on this edition of Out to Lunch had the same thought. Then they went and did something about it. And in the process created a better way to get from A to B, to publish a book, to find a job, to save your precious photos and raise money for your school. Two years ago most people in Louisiana had never heard of Uber. Today, the company that makes the popular ride sharing app is a household word here in Baton Rouge, where we didn t just embrace Uber we begged the company to bring its services to town. Uber is perhaps the epitome of the new better way of doing business in the digital economy. Tom Hayes is Uber s General Manager for the South. Jeffrey Marx is an acclaimed author of six books, including two New Yorks Times best sellers and a Pulitzer prize winner. His latest book, Walking with Tigers, is an unconventional collection of LSU sports stories but it s also unconventional in the sense that Jeffrey self published it, which is certainly not something he had to do but something he chose to do. Jeffrey outlines his whole new better way of publishing. Travis Broussard is CEO of Impression Works, a company that has started doing doing business in a whole bunch of new and better ways. Impression Works apps change the way you apply for a job on a phone app and upload your photos, print them, and raise money for your school in the process. Not just a better way, this is bordering on revolution. Also on this show, Stephanie unveils something she calls, "I ve got a question about your brother in law." Photos at Mansur s on the Boulevard by Ken Stewart. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Want to be the next Kardashian? Get real. Jeffrey Marx, former reality TV star dishes on how much he made living on camera and what the real long term prospects are after the show is wrapped.

Show Notes: A true dynamic duo joins our hosts. Pulitzer Prize Winner, Jeffrey Marx, and Olympic Gold Medalist, Carl Lewis, have been champions for donation for more than 2 decades, all in the name of Jeffrey's sister, Wendy Marx. Hear about Wendy, these two friends' motivation to spread the word about the Gift of Life, and how they reach people throughout the nation.

Show Notes: Episode 12 of The Gifted Life podcast is packed with powerful information and guests. Listen to a doctor's perspective about donation and why he is a champion for organ donation when Lori and Joey talk to Dr. Cullen Hebert. A true dynamic duo joins our hosts. Pulitzer Prize Winner, Jeffrey Marx, and Olympic Gold Medalist, Carl Lewis, have been champions for donation for more than 2 decades, all in the name of Jeffrey's sister, Wendy Marx. Hear about Wendy, these two friends' motivation to spread the word about the Gift of Life, and how they reach people throughout the nation. LOPA's employees stay connected, virtually, to keep donation in Louisiana moving forward regardless of natural disasters or power outages and our own Michelle Kellum tells you about this cool tech tool. Hero, Austin Shoumaker, is honored, events, questions, answers and so much more in episode 12 of The Gifted Life podcast.

Joe Ehrmann ([@JoeEhrmann76](https://twitter.com/JoeEhrmann76)), a PCA National Advisory Board Member and winner of PCA's Ronald L. Jensen Award for Lifetime Achievement, is a former NFL Pro Bowl defensive lineman, founder of Coach For America and author of *InSide Out Coaching*. Ehrmann gained additional prominence when *Parade Magazine* dubbed him “the most important coach in America” for his unorthodox, but highly effective, coaching at Gilman School in the Baltimore area. Ehrmann was also the subject of *Season of Life* by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jeffrey Marx. Ehrmann was asked to advise the NFL on the Ray Rice domestic abuse controversy. He joined PCA Senior Marketing Communications and Content Manager David Jacobson ([@CoachDaveJake](https://twitter.com/CoachDaveJake)) for a conversation, heard here, covering his work with the NFL around these issues and the role youth and high school sports can play in preventing gender violence.

**Listen in as Positive Coaching Alliance goes 1-on-1 in interviews with top pro and college players, coaches, executives and other major sports figures who provide tips, tools, information and inspiration for youth and high school sports coaches, parents and student-athletes.** This 1-on-1 interview features Joe Ehrmann ([@JoeEhrmann76](https://twitter.com/JoeEhrmann76)), a PCA National Advisory Board Member and winner of PCA's Ronald L. Jensen Award for Lifetime Achievement. Ehrmann is a former NFL Pro Bowl defensive lineman, founder of Coach For America and author of *InSide Out Coaching*. Ehrmann gained additional prominence when *Parade Magazine* dubbed him “the most important coach in America” for his unorthodox, but highly effective, coaching at Gilman School in the Baltimore area. Ehrmann was also the subject of *Season of Life* by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jeffrey Marx. Jim Thompson ([@JimThompson18](https://twitter.com/JimThompson18)), PCA Founder, talks to Ehrmann about negative cultural trends defining masculinity and femininity. He talks about the vital role coaches, parents and leaders can play in correcting a problem with the American culture, which allows for instances of bullying when youth do not fit into prevailing societal standards. Ehrmann also believes in the importance of moral courage, and that sport is the perfect environment to allow this to develop alongside physical courage. Here's where you'll find Ehrmann talking about featured topics: - **Coaching Own Child**- 11:30, 22:30 - **Specialization**- 15:20 - **Injury**- 20:48 - **Mistakes**- 21:50 Like what you hear? To subscribe to our podcast in iTunes, [click here](https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pca-development-zone/id952838976?mt=2)

In this episode, we focus on two topics: 1. Priorities for a offseason hitting program. We have a great interview with Steve Hacker, former All-American at Missouri State and one of the leading hitting instructors in the Midwest. 2. Developing a team mission statement. In a addition, a book called Season of Life by Jeffrey Marx is recommended.