Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeremy Smith

In this second collaboration with Curious Minds, we embark upon the first of two virtual pub tours around the city with podcast regular, Jeremy Smith. In Part One we explore the City Centre's numerous drinking dens, both past and present. In the second half we return to cut a boozy path through the oft overlooked delights of East Oxford. Expect ale anecdotes galore, quirky historical facts and the odd bad joke. Links: https://oxforddrinker.camra.org.uk/ https://oxford.camra.org.uk/

Wellington has had a smashing weekend with the All Blacks, 10cc and the NBL semi-final in town - but is the city really on the up? And how much does the city's economy rely on big events? Also, we learnt last week 30,000 Kiwis moved to Australia last year alone. How do we keep our young talent in New Zealand - and can we compete with the attraction of Australia? To answer those questions, WellingtonNZ's head of business growth Jackson Hapeta and Trinity Group director Jeremy Smith (owner of Trinity Hotel, Lulu and others) joined Nick Mills for the Business Panel. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, Jess and Jeremy chat with Matt Swanson, CTO of Arrows, author of Boring Rails, and host of the YAGNI podcast. In addition to his blog, Matt shares a lot of his knowledge about product development on Twitter. We talk with Matt about how Arrows builds software, what it means to be a product engineer, the easiest way for devs to get to $10K MRR, working with generative AI tools, and how and why he publishes technical content online. Related LinksMatt's TwitterBoring RailsYAGNI podcastArrows

Ogden city is proposing a new incentive to get people into local homes. They call it their Own In Ogden program, it is a loan program to assist home buyers with the down payment or closing costs of purchasing a home citywide. Jeremy Smith, Ogden City Community Development Director, joins the show to give details on this incentive.

Rhiannon Payne and Justin Bowen are one of the very few couples working together in the Ruby and Rails ecosystem. Justin is a long-time Rails developer, consultant, and AI and computer vision specialist. Rhiannon runs Sea Foam Media and is the Marketing Director for Ruby Central. Together they are building Active Agents, an AI framework for Rails. We chat about their professional backgrounds (Justin's in software development, Rhiannon's in marketing), how they collaborate as a couple, the birth of Active Agents, and AI in the Ruby/Rails landscape. Oh, and we may have a cameo from a few cats! RhiannonTwitterBlueskyThe Remote Work Era BookJustinTwitterBlueskyActive AgentsWebsiteactiveagent gem on GitHub (latest release: v0.4.0)Documentation (new)Discord Invite Sea Foam MediaWebsiteTwitter

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Steven Rinella talks with Danny Thompson, Jeremy Smith, Tony Peterson, Brody Henderson, Seth Morris, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider. Topics Discussed: Getting stung by a lion fish; collared doves; backing in; debating live sonar; the future of using tech in fishing; and more. Connect with Steve and The MeatEater Podcast Network Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YoutubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we talk to Zeke Gabrielse, solo founder and owner of Keygen, a licensing and distribution API. We get deep in the weeds of running a solo business (much can be applied to any solo-type career working on the same project), how he handled the worst day(s) of his professional life, and much more! Zeke's LinksZeke on XKeygen on X Keygen website: https://keygen.sh/Jeremy's Notable Blog PostsHow to Build a Webhook System in Rails Using SidekiqThat one time Keygen went down for 5 hours (twice)Keygen is now Fair SourceNo callsIn defense of linearSelf-promotionSteering the ship

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In this special crossover episode, we make a slight departure from our typical format to chat with Adrian and Yaro from the Friendly Show and Jason from the Code with Jason podcast about a topic near and dear to our hearts: organizing regional Ruby conferences. Adrian is the organizer of Friendly.rb in Bucharest. Jason is the organizer of Sin City Ruby in Las Vegas. And as long-time listeners may know, Jeremy co-organized Blue Ridge Ruby in Asheville, NC back in 2023.

This week, the boys bring a close to the season under usual circumstances. Another loss. Making the 30th of the season. Ray, Kevin and Tim discuss the finer details from the home match against Arsenal. The biggest bit of news from the week was the arrival of Will Still. He signs a three year deal from Lens to become the new manager and taking us into a new era. The guys read out your thoughts regarding the appointment and get the inside scoop from French football expert Jeremy Smith. They also reveal the winners of the predictions league, Super 6 and FPL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A few episodes ago, Garrett Dimon shared the story of how he sold his SaaS product Sifter. In this episode, we complete the story arc by catching up with JD Graffam, the buyer and current owner of Sifter. JD is an agency owner who started buying SaaS product companies in 2012. We talk about how his background, how he got started buying businesses, and his approach to making deals and finding the right people to work with.Relevant LinksJD's websiteJD's TwitterSimple FocusAudience OpsSifterBallparkMetalabGarrett's Episode

Jeremy's income can vary from month to month. He never knows how much money he will earn. He occasionally has a bad month where he earns no income.In the good months, his paycheck covers his bills, but in the bad months, his rental income is there to cover his bills.On this episode, Jeremy shares how he generates over $7,000 monthly gross income with just a few rental properties.We talk about how Jeremy started by house hacking while still in college, and he shares how he has financed the rest of his portfolio.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode520Thanks To Our Sponsors:The Guarantors - Protect your property against losses rent defaults, vacancies, lease breaks, damages, and more. All without increasing your operating expenses.Ridge Lending Group - Making investment Mortgage process simple and stress-free.MidSouth HomeBuyers – Turnkey Rentals In Memphis & Little Rock. Instant Cash Flow On Day One. (Priced between $100,000 to low $200's)

Welcome to another engaging episode of the Backlash Podcast, where we dive deep into the intricate world of musky fishing. This week, we're joined by expert angler Jeremy Smith to discuss the innovative changes being made in the musky stocking strategies in Minnesota, focusing on yearling stockings and the ambitious plans for the new hatchery in Waterville. As technology advances, we're also unpacking the ethics of using forward-facing sonar in fishing, exploring the potential impacts on muskie populations. Join us in exploring both the promising and concerning aspects affecting our beloved musky fisheries in Minnesota, and what steps passionate anglers are taking to ensure sustainable fishing practices for future generations. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on these pressing issues and how the fishing community is uniting to safeguard our aquatic wilderness.

After racking up thousands of dollars in fines, Chicago roommates Mark Lawrence and Jeremy Smith figured there had to be an easier way to park. So in 2011, they launched SpotHero as a peer-to-peer service, where people who lived near Wrigley Field might rent out their driveway on a game night. But that strategy wasn't scalable, so SpotHero soon partnered with garages to sell excess inventory. Over the years, the startup faced intense pressure from investors to expand quickly and copy whatever the competition was doing. But Mark insisted on slow, strategic growth, and today, SpotHero is one of the largest digital parking platforms in North America, servicing about 300 cities.This episode was researched and produced by Katherine Sypher with music by Ramtin Arablouei. It was edited by Neva Grant. Our engineers were Kwesi Lee and Patrick Murray.You can follow HIBT on X & Instagram, and email us at hibt@id.wondery.com. Sign up for Guy's free newsletter at guyraz.com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.