Podcast appearances and mentions of jim bruce

Inflation comes and goes US Economy hitting a soft patch. Summer doldrums for markets. Guest Jim Bruce – Movie producer and writer of Money for Nothing and The Restless Billionaire. Money For Nothing, Inside the Federal Reserve  - Jim Bruce - Producer, Director and Writer of Money For Nothing, Inside the Federal Reserve. Money For Nothing is Jim Bruce's directorial debut. Jim was Editor/Writer/Co-Producer of Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars - finalist for the 2006 International Documentary Association's Feature Film of the Year. Jim has also worked as an editor on acclaimed documentaries (including The King of Kong and Dambe: The Mali Project), and as an assistant editor on Hollywood films such as Kinsey, Insomnia, X-Men: The Last Stand, and The Incredible Hulk. He was a Visiting Professor at Middlebury College in 2007. Link Jim discussed: Compare to 70s GREAT INFLATION  -  here is a LINK to YouTube clip of that scene from the film Jim has been a student of financial markets for many years, and began writing a newsletter in 2006 warning about the oncoming financial crisis. His short trades in 2007 and 2008 helped finance a significant portion of Money For Nothing‘s budget. Jim has appeared on CNBC, MSNBC, NPR, Bloomberg TV, and Fox Business, and has spoken at Harvard Business School and the Dutch Central Bank. Read more about his background in this Washington Post profile. Get the Movie HERE   Check this out and find out more at: http://www.interactivebrokers.com/ Follow @andrewhorowitz Looking for style diversification? More information on the TDI Managed Growth Strategy - HERE Stocks mentioned in this episode: (NVDA)

It's Monday night at the National Guard Armory in northeast Minneapolis, which means it's time for Hmong Cornhole. A few dozen folks throw little bean bags into holes in rows of glossy wooden boards. They chat and fist bump and update scores on digital tablets. Kids occasionally run weaving through the boards, sometimes squirreling away bags from their parents.This definitely has strengthened our community.Dia Lee“Picturing my life without cornhole before this,” Dia Lee says, “I didn't know any of these people. I didn't know anybody from this club or in this Hmong cornhole community, so this definitely has strengthened our community.”Lee started playing two years ago and is now one of the top players in the state, along with her husband, Houa Xiong. “You always need somewhere to feel like, ‘Oh, this is my house.' Where you're comfortable and where you're used to playing every week,” Houa Xiong says of the Hmong Cornhole club. “I think it's important because you want to belong somewhere.” A handful of cornhole players in the Twin Cities Hmong community — Alan Lee, Kou Xiong, Sue Moua, Ger Vang and Toua Xiong — started the club on Labor Day in 2021. With about 120 players, Hmong Cornhole is now the largest cornhole club in the state.Many of the club members clock at least 15 hours a week playing cornhole. Hmong Cornhole hosts weekly events, fundraisers and raffles, both at the Minneapolis armory, as well as the one in St. Paul near the capitol. Sometimes they play at Unison, a Southeast Asian restaurant in Maplewood. On Memorial Day, they will host a tournament at Kingston Park in Cottage Grove for the 4th annual Hmong Memorial Sports Fest and Street Fair. Another tournament will be June 29-30 at the Hmong International Freedom Festival — what Alan Lee calls the “Hmong Olympics.”“It's crazy how it came to be,” co-founder Toua Xiong says. “We never thought that we would take it this far.”The reach goes beyond Minnesota, too.“It really started off as just a little tiny gathering of individuals that suddenly sparked a nationwide growth in the Hmong community,” says co-founder Alan Lee.Alan Lee says after they founded their club, other Hmong Cornhole groups popped up in Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, Oklahoma, California and the Carolinas — all states with large Hmong populations.“For the community to boom like that in such a short time is phenomenal,” Alan Lee says.Alan Lee says they started a club so the Hmong community could compete on an even playing field as cornhole is a predominantly white sport. “Genetically speaking, we're not as tall, we're not as fast, we're not built,” Alan Lee says.Dia Lee and Houa Xiong say the Hmong community is very competitive. Many Hmong Cornhole players say the sport took off in the Hmong community because it's a mental game first: Success relies on technique, strategy and repetition.Alan Lee says they soon learned that it was already an even playing field.“When we actually started playing, we go, ‘Nah, it's not a race thing, it's not a genetic thing,'” Alan Lee recalls. “Anybody could play, anybody could win in this game. All because you have longer arms, that doesn't make you a better player, all because you're taller, that doesn't make you a better player.”So Hmong Cornhole opened up and welcomed everyone to play, no matter their background. And players from all over the state flocked in, wanting to play with them.“The Hmong community felt empowered by everybody else that has been playing for so long, that all of a sudden it just spread,” Alan Lee says.Jim Bruce, who is not Hmong, is one of the folks who wanted to play with the Hmong Cornhole club. Alan Lee calls him the “OG of Cornhole.” Bruce has been playing for 14 years.“They have raised the bar exponentially for all of us that have been playing for a long time,” Bruce says. “The majority of their high-level players are in the top 5 percent of all the players in Minnesota now.” Bruce says it's been a boon to the community.“I feel like I've known them for years,” Bruce says. ”We just have a common bond of, you know, cornhole.”At the armories, Bruce says there are always kids running around, spouses checking in, and support for community businesses whether through fundraisers or popups. We just have a common bond of, you know, cornhole.Jim BruceAlan Lee says they play at the armories because he's a Chief Warrant Officer 2 with the National Guard, where he's served for 20 years, so he was able to secure the space. Lee was first introduced to cornhole by a roommate in 2007 during his first deployment for Operation Iraqi Freedom.“We played overseas so much that when I got home, I actually went and bought a $40 set from Target,” Alan Lee says.“The Minneapolis armory has a lot of history with the Hmong community as well,” he adds. In the Nineties, he says this was the site where many Hmong Minnesotans, including himself, came to pick up gifts from Toys for Tots. “A lot of the members from Hmong Cornhole really love the fact that this has come full circle of like childhood, hanging out here, now to actually throwing bags here,” he says.At the St. Paul armory on Friday night, May 10, the club is hosting a fundraiser for a member of the local Hmong community, Dani Adele, who is competing for the 2024 Miss Minnesota USA. The vendor Yaoson is selling what they describe as a “Hmong salsa” with whole pickles in it.Dia Lee, who is now one of the club administrators, is throwing bags. Cornhole, she says, has strengthened ties between the Hmong community and greater community, too.“It expands your horizon, definitely,” she says. “I would have never imagined myself going to so many bars or VFWs, or just so many cornhole tournaments that I would have never been to and interacting with so many people and creating new relationships.”Dia Lee encourages everyone to come play with them. “You don't have to be Hmong to be part of our family, we're accepting of everybody,” Dia Lee says.” The Minnesota cornhole community in general — It's a great community.” Hmong Cornhole high speed Correction (May 24, 2024): An earlier version of the story had an incorrect date. The article has been updated.

For this episode, we welcome Dr. Jim Bruce, who taught sociology at Hendrix from 1974 to 2004. Dr. Bruce introduced three decades of Hendrix students to classical social theory, psychological anthropology, the sociology of death, and countless other topics; founded the Arkansas Undergraduate Sociology and Anthropology Symposium in 1979; advocated for expanding the Hendrix Sociology department to include anthropology faculty; and conducted research on social and cultural developments in post-communist Poland. Jim's conversation partner today is his former student Dr. Sarah Beth Estes, Hendrix Class of 1992, who now serves as Dean of the College of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences and Education

Mess-ups can trip you up in language learning by creating fear and avoidance. Mary Lynn combines her own counsel with excerpts from a conversation with a former professor and executive coach. Guest: Dr. Jim Bruce, retired CIO at MIT

"Jim's voice was like a man trying to touch his nose and hop on one leg at the same time, and falling over; it was like a garden path, overgrown with thistles and gorse, leading towards a swamp."In this episode of Trip Notes, host Juliette Sivertsen revisits an article written by Steve Braunias about his trip to Rarotonga, the Shipwreck Bar and the legendary Jim Bruce. For more travel inspiration, go to https://nzherald.co.nz/tripnotesYou can follow the Herald travel team at https://instagram.com/nzhtravel or https://facebook.com/nzhtravel as well as host Juliette Sivertsen on Twitter at @j_sivertsen or https://instagram.com/snorkelstosnow

Breaker/Broken (Stories of the Heart) with co-hosts, exes, and current Fiancees (!) Michelle Miracle and Nima Kharrazi.  Stories from Casting Director and writer Cathy Reinking @CathyReinking   Comic and star of Twitch's "Bake stuff with Lindsay," Lindsay Adams @LindsayFace and Comic Jim Bruce @ComicJimBruce   For more information on the podcast and the live shows in Los Angeles: www.breakerbroken.com 

Ron and Ed talk to comedian Jim Bruce about his Nerd GOAT: Hank Venture! For Venture Bro newbies, BE WARNED! BIG spoilers abound in mins. 25:00 - 28:00! Jim is a hysterical old-school road comic. He hosts STAY IN YOUR LANE COMEDY at the Corbin Bowl in Tarzana, CA, one of the best nights of entertainment in the LA area. He also hosts the podcast WHO'S THIS NOW?, a wildly successful talk show on a fictional network featuring well-known comics and the fabulously famous luminaries they pretend to be. Check it out, and follow Jim @comicjimbruce for laughs all over Twitter. — QUOTES: "Dummies for miles is brutal." "Venture Brothers is the smart show people think Rick and Morty is." "He's constantly trying to get laid, he's inept at it, both things I could relate to." "Again, this is a spoiler I guess, but honest to god, watch the f*cking show, idiots." "If I had sex with my sister by accident, that's what I would do." “The labels that we put on each other don't always fit really well." — SEE RON LIVE IN LOS ANGELES, October 15 @ Flappers Burbank, as part of the CONAN Writers Show! The man himself Conan O'Brien is liable to stop by! SEE ED & RON LIVE IN SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA, October 13 @ Seven Sisters Brewing! SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PATREON for bonus episodes, movie reviews, and behind-the-scenes content! Hit us up @nerdgoatpodcast on Twitter for dank memes, incisive commentary, and direct feedback from Ed and Ron! See Ed MERCILESSLY DESTROY on Movie Fights, and catch him every Wednesday on the Screen Junkies Universe livestream! Subscribe, rate and review Nerd GOAT on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app. Follow Bail Bonds Media on Instagram!

*SPOILER ALERT! KEY ELEMENTS OF FILM WILL BE DISCUSSED, INCLUDING ENDING* Jim Bruce joins Chris and Graham to talk about the problems with this dino film!

In this episode, after a 196 episode absence, the Goods from the Woods Boys are joined once again by comedian and star of our 'Quantum Leap' episode: Jim Bruce! For episode #200, we're dedicating our entire episode to the one and only MR. T! He was one of the biggest stars of the 80's and, as it turns out, he's probably the only celebrity who's actually every bit the person he claims to be. Mr. T rules and we're so stoked to bring this episode to y'all. Find Jim Bruce on Twitter @ComicJimBruce.  You can follow us on Twitter: @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly  Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod

Jesse is joined by musician Jim Boggia who will be performing Friday Night June 22nd at The Saint in Asbury Park, NJ. He will be doing a show he calls "Bruce Off Broadway." Bruce Off Broadway is Jim Boggia's loving tribute to the Bruce Springsteen songbook, performed on ukulele. Jim and Jesse talk about Jim's musical journey and Jim gives some insight on why the Ukulele! If you are in the NJ area, please check out the show and tell Jim that Set Lusting Bruce sent you! Jesse's Twitter - @JesseJacksonDFW

Grab your rubber ducky of discontent because this week we mix it up with comedian Jim Bruce about his irreverent new vodcast- Bath Talks. We’ll talk comedy, science, guns and politics with a comedian willing to take it all off to take it all on. So Join Saucey, Fern and Jim for all the Political Bath Salts we can Verbally Sanitize into your Squeaky Clean EarHoles.

To celebrate 550 episodes, Tyler and David are joined by Jim Bruce and Wayne Federman to discuss funniest movies vs. great comedies.

Culinary adventurer Jim Bruce shocks and astounds with his tales of exotic Ice Cream flavors!

This week Jim Bruce talks about Bowling Etiquette.  No, really, that's what happened.

Be sure to check out our other podcasts at www.wallstformainst.comWall St for Main St welcome Jim Bruce, who is the Writer/Producer/Director of Money For Nothing: Inside The Federal Reserve. In this podcast, we talked about Jim's recent documentary about the Federal Reserve and how their bad monetary policies created a lot of unintended consequences in the economy. We also talked about his experience interacting with the Fed members and what surprised him the most about them. Plus much more!To buy the movie, go to http://moneyfornothingthemovie.org/ and enter the code MAINSTREET for a discount!    

Special guest Jim Bruce stops by to help us analyze Shakespeare's Sonnet 37.  We also discuss Jurassic Park, Venn diagrams and Shelly Duvall.

Join Scott Cluthe's NEWSLETTER HERE  Join Scott Cluthe on FACEBOOK HERE Scott Cluthe let's out the Wolve's of Wall Street tonight ! First former Wall Street Goldman Sachs Senior Trader & now author, Mike Offit with his wicked book of a story that skims reality-maybe a little too close ? Nothing Personal:A Novel of Wall Street. Then Jim Bruce, Director-Producer-Writer of Money For Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve, the first significant documentary on the federal Reserve, especially the wave of Broken Bubbles from the 80's through 2008 and currently also.  MIKE OFFIT began a twenty-year Wall Street career after graduating from Brown University, abandoning advertising, and earning an MBA from Columbia University. He become a senior trader at Goldman Sachs, head of the commercial mortgage and asset-backed securities trading desks at First Boston, Prudential, and finally at Deutsche Bank where he ran the Street’s leading commercial real estate finance business. Book: Warren Hament is a bright young man who wanders into a career in finance in the early 1980s. Nothing Personal is the extraordinary story of his rapid ascent toward success, painted against a landscape of temptation and personal discovery. Until somebody dies ! 

Why was the Fed created?   How was it created?   And why does it play such a large role in our economy?   You may have asked these questions but have you ever got a real straight-forward answer?   Well, this week, Jim Bruce, writer and director of the documentary Money For Nothing: Inside The Federal Reserve, joins Stansberry Radio and unveils it all...

Stephanie Mickus sits down with LA-based comedian and writer Jim Bruce. Jim talks about his recently recorded stand-up special "I'm Dying As Fast As I Can" and it's hilariously irreverent look at life and death. The two share stories about sobriety, suicide, depression, and the difficulty of maintaining relationships. 

Jim Bruce is the writer, director, and producer of "Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve." He tells Jason some of the mysterious workings of the U.S. Federal Reserve. Janet Yellen is featured prominently in the film. Bruce shares his thoughts on her becoming the next Chair. He also discusses why he was so hard on Bernanke. For more information on "Money for Nothing," visit www.moneyfornothingthemovie.org.

On the evening of October 21, 2013, there was a preview screening of the film "Money for Nothing, Inside the Federal Reserve" at the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC). After the film, there was a panel discussion about the film with the filmmaker, Jim Bruce, and UMKC professors Dr. Stephanie Kelton, chair of the UMKC department of economics, economics professor Dr. L. Randall Wray, and Dr. William Black, former financial regulator and associate professor of law and economics. This page and the podcast are produced and maintained by Tell Somebody and may or may not reflect the edition of the show broadcast on the radio.   Click on the pod icon above, or the .mp3 filename below to listen to the show, or right-click and choose "save target as" or "save link as" to save a copy ot the audio file to your computer. You can also subscribe to the podcast, for free, at the iTunes store or other podcast directory. If you have any comments or questions on the show, or problems accessing the files, send an email to mail@tellsomebody.us. Follow  Tell Somebody on Twitter: @tellsomebodynow.

Join the Positively Incorrect Newsletter: HERE http://www.scottcluthe.com/?page_id=777 Scott Cluthe interviews Producer & Director Jim Bruce as he visits Houston to personally introduce his award winning and nominated new documentary, Money For Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve. http://www.moneyfornothingthemovie.org Money For Nothing is narrated by Hollywoood Star Liev Schreiber, well known for his leading role on Ray Donovan.  100 years after its creation, the power of the Federal Reserve has never been greater. Markets around the world hold their breath in anticipation of the Fed Chairman’s every word. Yet the average American knows very little about the most powerful financial institution on earth. Narrated by acclaimed actor Liev Schreiber, Money For Nothing: Inside The Federal Reserve is the first film to take viewers inside America’s central bank and reveal the impact of Fed policies – past, present and future – on our lives. As Ben Bernanke’s tumultuous tenure comes to a close, join Paul Volcker, Janet Yellen, and many of the world’s best financial minds as they debate the decisions that led the global economy to the brink of collapse and ask whether we might be headed there again.

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys and their special guest, comedian Jim Bruce, gather 'round to discuss the early-90's TV classic, 'Quantum Leap' and to fill in the completely uninitiated Rivers. The episode also takes off into hilarious side tangents involving "Weird" Al Yankovic, the truly awful post-Jim Morrison incarnation of The Doors, Darwinism, and also the surprising effect Jim Bruce had on Pat as a kid back in 1999. Oh, boy! You can find Jim Bruce on Twitter @ComicJimBruce. You can also check out his AMAZING podcast on which Rivers and Pat have both been guests. The show is called "Who's This Now?" and you can find it on iTunes and on Twitter @WhoThisNow.  You can follow us on Twitter: @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy  Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod

Bernanke surprises.  Microsoft makes a big buy.  And Tesla accelerates.   Plus,  producer Jim Bruce discusses his new film, Money for Nothing:  Inside the Federal Reserve.

  This week I talk with stand up comedian Jim Bruce about Steve Martin, Comedy is Not Pretty and his Kickstarter for his DVD comedy special “I'm Dying As Fast as I Can.”  It's a lot of fun. Host: Jason Klamm … Continue reading →

Paul Goebel, the King of TV and comedian Jim Bruce get royal on each other's butts! Two best friends drop all sense of decency and go at each other's neck playground style. And Host Jon Corbett? He's just being a b*tch. That's because it's his catchphrase! Play along! @PaulGoebelShowl V. @ComedianJimBruce host @Corbettjc   Producer @Proudlyresents   Show @Dreamtweetpod

This week, on the Televerse, Simon and Kate talk manly men and fairytales, as we discuss the pilots of Man Up!, Grimm, and Once Upon a Time. We go through our week in TV, with looks at Ringer, Suburgatory, Modern Family, Happy Endings, South Park, Psych, Top Chef: Just Desserts, American Horror Story, The Big ... The post The Televerse #8: Spotlight on The Good Wife and Homeland, and Joan of Arcadia talk with Jim Bruce appeared first on PopOptiq.

Tyler and David are joined by Jim Bruce and Tom Griffin to discuss religion in film.