Podcast appearances and mentions of Jim Rose

Shock: Gloves, the Sellout Streak, and a comment about Jean Stothert Street that even shocked Jim Rose.

There's a phrase Gary Sadlemyer uses on those rare days where he's not quite feeling 100% focus, saying he's "half a bubble off" (on a level, you know?).  Well, today, both Jim Rose and I were off by half a bubble.  That's a full bubble!  Still, we plowed forward to discuss the Cornhusker Clink conditions, the Memorial Park concert (Party Omaha's Beth Hansen stopped in to help award a fun prize), the best Huskers from each decade, why America won't be selling as many cars in the future, and more.

We explain why we feel bad for NEXT year's CWS fans, get Jim Rose hootin' and hollerin' about streetcars and West Virginia baseball, have a Husker Buzz with Sean Callahan, talk with Rex Burkhead about this month's golf fundraiser for the TeamJack Foundation, get disturbing details from Innocence Freed's Julie Shrader about human trafficking during the Series, and get Greg Wagner from NE Game and Parks sending us towards the weekend.  And, oh yeah, the latest from Iran!

E217: The Power of Storytelling and Building a Legacy. This podcast episode features Ray Loewe, the founder of the "Changing the Rules" podcast, and Jim Rose, an engineer who steps into the hosting role to explore the evolution of the show. Originally started as a marketing tool for Ray's business, the project transitioned from an internet TV show to a successful podcasting community at Willow Valley after the pandemic hit. The discussion highlights how the initiative grew into a collaborative club that fosters deep connections between neighbors by sharing their unique life experiences. Ray and co-host Mary Ann Steinhauer emphasize that these recorded conversations serve as a lasting legacy for families and a way to build meaningful relationships. The creators are now expanding their mission through storytelling dinners and public speaking events to help others document their histories. Ultimately, Ray Loewe illustrates how active listening and storytelling can transform a community and enrich the lives of everyone involved.

We talked this morning about bad teachers, Trump's plan to fix up DC, A.I., and more.  One or two of these topics led to emails from several female members of KFAB Nation to "Please smack Jim Rose!"

What started as a simple internet TV experiment became something much bigger. In this special episode of Changing the Rules, host Jim Rose — usually the voice behind the engineering console — turns the microphone on Ray Loewe, founder of Changing the Rules, Life Under the Willow Tree, and The Friends Connection Forum. Ray shares the unexpected evolution of these projects: from early internet television, to pandemic-driven podcasting, to a growing movement centered on storytelling, connection, and legacy. Along with co-host Mary Ann Steinhauer, the conversation explores how podcasts have become more than just interviews. They became a way for people to truly know one another — neighbors becoming friends through stories instead of small talk. The episode dives into: The birth and evolution of Changing the Rules How Life Under the Willow Tree created deeper community connections Why storytelling helps combat isolation and build relationships The emergence of storytelling dinners, coffee conversations, and live events How “The Luckiest People in the World” are beginning to build their life stories through a collection of short, meaningful moments At the center of it all is a simple but powerful idea: A life isn't defined by a résumé. It's revealed through stories. And sometimes it only takes a handful of stories to understand who someone really is.

Not just from Jim Rose and me, but from Sen. Ricketts, a Regent candidate, and lots of your emails and Talkback Mic messages.  (Our "Official Conspiracy Theorist, Lucy Chapman, was restrained by a team of professionals who kept her busy with the UFO files dumped over the weekend.)

“I lost a friend this week.” That's how this episode begins—with a simple sentence that opens the door to something much deeper. After reading an impressive obituary filled with accomplishments and milestones, host Ray Loewe is left with an unexpected realization: the most important parts of his friend's life weren't there. Not the lunches. Not the conversations. Not the laughter. Not the way Bill could take an idea apart—only to leave you more confident it would succeed. Joined by co-host Mary Ann Steinhauer and guests Don Helin and Jim Rose, this conversation explores what really defines a life well lived. Through stories of wit, friendship, and one final unfinished collaboration—the “Legacy Project”—they reflect on the moments that truly endure. Because in the end, it's not the résumé that people remember. It's the stories. The ones that get retold. The ones that make us laugh. The ones that quietly shape who we become. This episode is a tribute to a friend, to the power of storytelling, and to the idea that our real legacy lives on in the lives we touch.

Plus: Emery Songer joins us for most of today's show while Jim Rose is out!

Baxter CEO Mickey Anderson played for Coach Holtz on that Notre Dame championship team, and takes us inside the locker room for that "Catholics vs Convicts" game!  Later, Senators Joni Ernst and Deb Fischer talk about how we got to this point with Iran, and where we should be going.  We also put Jim Rose in charge of Target, ask Lucy about the condition of her liver, discuss politicians' alleged affairs, and more.

Unlock the secrets of mental toughness and spiritual growth with Jim Rose, VP of Operations at Pilot Flying J. This episode serves as a masterclass in resilient leadership, challenging the idea that we are victims of our environment and proving that true power lies in mastering the internal landscape. Key Insights Include: Mind Over Circumstance: Why elite leaders focus on controlling their internal response rather than trying to manage uncontrollable external variables. The Vulnerability Accelerator: How embracing transparency and doing "hard things" fosters deep interdependence and builds unbreakable trust within teams. The "Crack in the Earth" Analogy: A practical framework for navigating tough conversations and resolving conflict before it scales into a crisis. The Power of Solitude: Why intentional isolation and mindset shifts are necessary tools for nervous system regulation and personal transformation. Conquering the Plateau: Strategies for maintaining a growth mindset when progress feels stagnant and using discomfort as a catalyst for dreaming bigger. Whether you're a high achiever feeling stuck or a leader looking to fortify your team's culture, Rose's blueprint emphasizes that resilience is a practiced discipline. Listen now to discover why pushing past your comfort zone is the only way to align your performance with your potential.

I was so honored to be a part of this, circa 2010.  Merry Christmas to you and your family from our family here at NewsRadio 1110 KFAB.  By the way, if you're looking for our Christmas show with Gary Sadlemyer, Jim Rose, Ian Swanson and me, that (and a bunch of other fun stuff) is all posted on the "Nebraska's Morning News" podcast link at KFAB.com.  Anything we do before 9am goes there; the alleged highlights after 9am go here.

Brians Questions: Thanks for sharing your knowledge and opinions - and answering my previous questions. It's been a great help. My shop is in my single car garage, which I share with household storage. It has a very high ceiling.  I recently got a good deal on a new Jet AFS-1000B Air Filtration System. (note: I do not have a dust collection system, as I try to do mostly hand tool work, but I do use power tools as needed. So there is plenty of dust). The question is: where to locate the device? The options are:  1. I have a shelf that is suspended from the ceiling and could test to see if it will support the Jet unit.  2. There is a metal storage cabinet that I can set it on, and attach to the wall (per Jet instructions). 3. Place it on the lower shelf of my Moravian style workbench.  Attaching it directly to the ceiling is out, as it is too high, and I don't have ladders or scaffolding to get up there. The easiest is option 3 - on the lower shelf of the workbench. Will it be effective down there - about a foot off the ground?  Or should I go for options 1 or 2? Thanks for any insight.  David V. - Baltimore, MD Gentlemen, Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedules to share your knowledge through the podcast. I've recently caught up on all the previous episodes and really look forward to the bi-weekly insights you provide. It's been a tremendous help as I navigate the early stages of woodworking and material sourcing. I have a question regarding quality expectations when purchasing from regional hardwood suppliers. I've recently started buying from a distributor in the Texas/Oklahoma area that operates multiple warehouses. While I'm still relatively new to this type of procurement, I've noticed a gap between what I expected from a “select & better” grade product and what I actually received. My recent order was for cherry lumber—select & better, RW&L, averaging 6 inches wide, 9 feet long, and 15/16" thickness, graded 90/70+. The issue I encountered was significant end-checking and splitting—some boards had cracks extending 10 to 18 inches. Since the lumber (along with some maple and walnut) was bundled and strapped to a pallet, it wasn't until I got home—over an hour away—that I realized the extent of the damage. I understand that some waste is always part of the equation, but I'm trying to get a sense of what's considered “normal” for a premium grade. Should I have contacted the supplier once I noticed the issue? Or is it standard practice to inspect the order before it leaves the yard? I'd appreciate any guidance or rules of thumb you might recommend for handling situations like this. Thanks again for your time and for all the valuable information you share. It's been a huge help. Best regards, Mark Guys Questions: I'm preparing to build a set of kitchen cupboards from white oak.  The style will be Mission, with some Frank Lloyd Wright Prairies Style touches.  I have several questions.  I'm going to build some assembly tables.  I don't want hundreds of dog/hold-down holes in each, but I will probably drill a few.  I'm wondering about 3/4” (the traditional North American standard) vs. 20 mm (a standard popularized by Festool, etc.).  I know this isn't a black and white choice, but could you share some thoughts on what one might consider before committing to one size vs. another. Darrin    I frequently seem to struggle with keeping the countersink concentric concentric with the screw clearance hole. I have both the multi-flue countersink and the countersink with one diagonal hole but they both want to wander.    I also have a tapered drill bit with set-screwed countersink.   Maybe I should be trying harder to use that type. So my question is - do you have any suggestions for keeping the countersink centered on the clearance hole, and what is your preferred type of countersink. Steve Huys Questions: Hello guys, my name is Jim Rose.  I live in north central Kansas and have a couple of completely different topics for questions. Before the questions, I wanted to say, thanks so much for an awesome podcast.  I have been a listener since Brian came on board.  In fact, the 1st episode I listened to was his 1st episode!!! First off, I have a question about beetle kill pine.  I am currently building a new house and have purchased beetle kill pine to put on the walls and ceiling of a sunroom.  My question is what finish should I use if any so that the blues and reds of the beetle kill pine will show the best and not change colors in anyway.  I have seen different opinions on the internet ranging from a clear poly to nothing at all.  Some have even said that a finish will change to colors which I definitely dont want. Not sure if this is true so thought I would the experts.   Thanks in advance.  Any suggestions/advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again, Jim Hey Fellas' as many say "love the podcast", I've learned a ton and look forward to more as I work my way through previous shows and keep up with new ones. The ask ... you've shared a fair amount regarding adhesive/glues including talking shelf life. How can we tell when an adhesive/glue has exceeded its shelf life and should be discarded and replaced? I mean knowing this is prior to using it and the project failing and pieces not sticking as needed. Thanks, Chris Hudson

A new MP3 sermon from Fredericksburg Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Jim Rose Memorial Service Subtitle: Single Topic Speaker: Alex Garcia Broadcaster: Fredericksburg Bible Church Event: Funeral Service Date: 4/26/2025 Length: 62 min.

A good conversation from KFAB's Morning News (I was filling in for Jim Rose), discussing how Trump gets his Peace Prize they'll never give him.

Jim Rose v. Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC

Welcome back to purgatory and Happy Halloween!!!! This week Mike & Jeremy talk about one of their favorite episodes of The X Files, Humbug from season 2. Agents Scully and Mulder search for a killer in a Florida town inhabited by sideshow performers. The episode is directed by long time contributor Kim Manners and is written by Darin Morgan and the episode stars Gillian Anderson, Davis Duchovny, Jim Rose, Wayne Grace, Michael J. Anderson, The Enigma and Vincent Schiavelli!!! Thanks for checkin us out and you can find all of our episodes on podbean.com and you can find us where all other podcasts are found. Intro & Outro track composed by Mark Snow Intro- The X Files Theme https://youtu.be/v4-GcS1UQyg?si=8t3x79wEd8VTp_0I Outro-Cosmic Misfortune-from the episode HUMBUG https://youtu.be/E68KrAeo6kA?si=uflrsE7ux30yUjhv  

Welcome to Season 5 episode 8 of the No Block No Rock Podcast! On this week's episode Legendary Broadcaster Jim Rose joins NBNR to talk Nebraska Football, Nebraska wins Rock Fight against Rutgers! Caniglia's A Mano is a local, family owned pizza and pub in Papillion, Nebraska. Caniglias produces the highest quality food and service, while cultivating great relationships with the community. “A Mano” translates to “by hand”, which is exactly what you'll get - dough, meatballs, fresh chopped veggies, signature sauces and house dressings. Caniglia's A Mano has created a welcoming atmosphere where you're greeted with a smile and treated like family. If you're looking for authentic flavors, check out Caniglia's A Mano. Check out our website: https://nbnrpodcast.com/ Follow us on Facebook, Twitter (X), Tik Tok, Youtube & Instagram: @NBNRPodcast The No Block No Rock Podcast is proudly part of Hurrdat Sports. The No Block No Rock Podcast is sponsored by Nebraska Brewing Company Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CircleCI's CEO, Jim Rose, and CTO, Rob Zuber, sit down to discuss a few of the lessons learned as they grew CircleCI to $100M+ in revenue. In this video, they share insights about how to build a winning team, the key to finding and keeping product-market fit, and what it takes to future-proof your business against new technology like Generative AI. While the risk for startups is high, there are many ways SaaS platforms can stay ahead of the competition to come out on top. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/getu-chandler/support

"Lolla: The Story of Lollapalooza" doc reminds us of Mr. Lifto, Diddy's newest accuser, WATP Karl with Woke Dad & Bill Maher, replacing Joe Biden on the ticket, Cam'Ron's crazy CNN appearance, Courtney Cox & Matthew Perry's ghost, and Joe Piscapo's cringiest moment. Drew and Marc caught Jerry Seinfeld's "Unfrosted" on Netflix. "Lolla: The Story of Lollapalooza" on Paramount+ is a good watch. Jim Rose's Circus and The Amazing Mr. Lifto should still be touring. The Black Crowes rocked Mama Kin with Steven Tyler in London. Chet Hanks declares it another White Boy Summer... after being pulled over in his new Lamborghini. He is in a new movie with Rob Schneider called Dead Wrong. The feds are investigating Matthew Perry's death. In an interview, Courtney Cox claims sees the ghost of him before a segue into a new product she's selling. WATP Karl joins the show to cover Bill Maher and Jerry Seinfeld on Club Random, expose us to more 'Woke Dad' and more. Save the date of October 25 for the next WATP Live show in Detroit. Cam'ron went on CNN to talk about Diddy only to get upset for being on the show to talk about Diddy. At least he got a plug in for his "sexual enhancement" beverage. When did Joe Piscapo become a joke? Some people are saying it was around the time he sang this song on TV. Daniel Stern has an autobiography out where he claims Macaulay Culkin didn't know how to play when he was a kid. One day Ben Affleck and J Lo are together and the next he realizes she's awful to be around. Diddy is being sued by another model who claims he sexually assaulted her. New York City Mayor Eric Adams is "reviewing" the possibility of making Diddy return the key to the city that he just gave him 8 months ago. "Once Upon a Time: The Captivating Life of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy" is dishing on John F Kennedy Jr's wife. Amy Robach whines to TJ Holmes that Andrew Shue (husband number 2) never bought her an engagement ring. GMA3 anchor DeMarco Morgan has new biker shorts that hide his bulge that made all of Good Morning America's staff upset. The USA Today is calling for Joe Biden to drop out of the Presidential race. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (The Drew Lane Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).

While starting to deal with more fallout from the latest hysterics at the Unicameral, NU turned on the breaking news fire hose related to both the AD and President positions.  I needed help to deal with this, and called in Jim Rose and Gary Sadlemyer at different points in the morning.

Did you see the movie BlacKkKlansman? If so you will love this episode. Host Jerry Ratcliffe chats with his mate Jim Rose, a former narcotics officer and senior advisor to the US State Department's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs. Rose was also the real-life white cop in BlacKkKlansman. He discusses his experience infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) as a young undercover officer and his subsequent work in Central America. He also talks about the challenges and successes of implementing intelligence-led policing and community-oriented strategies in countries like El Salvador. Rose emphasizes the importance of proactive leadership and institutionalizing best practices to create safer and more secure communities.

Jim Rose, president and general manager of KING Broadcasting, a division of TEGNA, which oversees Northwest Cable News (NWCN), says that news consumption habits have changed everywhere since NWCN went on the air in 1995, and especially around Portland and Seattle.

Josh and Mike'l are joined by Jim Rose, the Executive Director of the Nebraska Greats Foundation. The guys discuss the landscape of sports locally with Creighton and Nebraska athletics. They go into some deep conversations about Nebraska Football, where the program was, where it is now, and their opinions on where it's headed. Jim also shares information about the Nebraska Greats Foundation and how they help athletes from all levels and various sports in Nebraska with medical help.Website: www.letitflyshow.comApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/64JxgmZ...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to Chatter with BNC, Business North Carolina's weekly podcast, serving up interviews with some of the Tar Heel State's most interesting people. Today's episode features an interview with Jim Rose, the  State President United Community Bank. Rose talks to Ben Kinney about his professional journey so far, what's new at United Community, and more.

It's another Football Friday but Sid and Lakeena start things off with the heated-up races in the MLB and the Cubs' big return series against fellow wild card competitor Arizona this weekend. Taking it to the gridiron, there's a preview of this week in college football and how will the Bears fare with the Bucs? Get some insight from the other side with CBS 10 Tampa's David Schiele. Plus, our NFL pick'ems and more! 4:28 - Cubs, White Sox and MLB: Cubs gear up for anoter huge weekend series with the D'Backs; Rays take opener against the Orioles in AL East showdown; Max Scherzer's done for the year; Braves clinch the NL East again, is this team better than the ‘90s-00s Braves?; This weekend's games 25:52 - CFB Week 3: Penn State seeks revenge against Illinois; Is LSU on upset alert against Mississippi State?; K-State meets Mizzou; Georgia hosts South Carolina; Alabama looks to take out frustrations at USF; Oklahoma takes on Tulsa; North Carolina hosts Minnesota; Washington goes to Michigan State; Pitt and West Virginia meet in the Backyard Brawl; Texas to try to avoid a letdown against Wyoming; Colorado hosts Colorado State 50:32 - CBS 10's David Schiele previews Bears/Bucs and talks SEC and the Rays' playoff chances 1:25:00 - Our NFL Week 2 picks including Bills/Raiders, Ravens/Bengals, 49ers/Bills, Chiefs/Jaguars, Dolphins/Patriots and a little fantasy football, too 1:55:10 - After the disappointing FIBA World Cup performance, LeBron, AD and Steph Curry want to play for the US in next summer's Olympics; Can the Sky force Game 3 against the Aces?; We wrap up with a shout out to ABC7's Jim Rose as he retires after 41 years broadcasting sports  Subscribe to WARR Media Podcasts and follow WARR ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠on YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for all the latest on our movement and stay tuned for upcoming episodes and specials from your guys. WARR Media provides the best independent coverage of sports and culture -- feel free to share our content and rate us well here or wherever else you find our podcasts. Thanks for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/warrmedia/message

In the second hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes previewed the Cubs' pivotal series against the Diamondbacks in Arizona this weekend. Entering play Friday, the Cubs held the second National League wild-card spot and were 2.5 games ahead of the Diamondbacks, who are also battling for a playoff spot. After that, BetQL Daily host Joe Ostrowski joined the show to discuss the best bets for the Bears-Buccaneers game Sunday, Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins' performance in Minnesota's 34-28 loss to Philadelphia on Thursday, the latest odds for the Cubs to win the NL Central and more. Later, during the High Noon segment, Bernstein and Holmes discussed the retirement of ABC-7 sports anchor Jim Rose and the removal of 20 rattlesnakes from an Arizona garage.

We react to the new depth chart release, talk Gabe Ervin Jr. at running, talk veteran leadership, preview Minnesota, and Jim Rose joins us on this week's edition of HuskerOnline Headlines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This month, CSP brought five convenience-store executives to the general session stage during our annual Outlook Leadership Conference in a session we titled C-Suite in the Hot Seat. During the session, CSP's Mitch Morrison, vice president of retailer relations, and Editor-in-Chief Steve Holtz got to pepper each executive with a series of questions about themselves and what's new in their businesses. “At Your Convenience” will present each retailer's time in the hot seat in a series of podcasts, beginning today with Jim Rose, the vice president of operations for the Pilot Co, Knoxville, Tennessee.

For our 200th episode we are joined by Matt "The Tube" Crowley and Tim Cridland, aka Zamora the Torture King, to discuss the new documentary about the rise and fall of the Jim Rose Circus. This rock n' roll version of sideshow oddities reintroduced the art of sideshow to many who had never seen it. As two of the original four marvels of the Jim Rose Circus, Matt and Tim share tales of the road, their philosophy of what sideshow is -- and what it may evolve into -- as well as giving away a few secrets of their acts.

After addressing some local crime issues (including one from 50+ years ago), we honor the 60th anniversary of a popular soap opera in a way so unusual that Jim Rose barges into the studio and demands to be a part of it.

https://youtu.be/zTnqVApoJKc Greg Cleary is the Founder of Pinnacle Business Guides, a community of entrepreneurial guides with real-world, hands-on experience running businesses. We talk about why people are the most important assets in your business, why you need a business operating system for your company, and why you would want to customize it for your business. Also learn about Steve and Greg's new book, Pinnacle: Five Principles that Take Your Business to the Top of the Mountain.   --- Deploy a Custom Business Operating System with Greg Cleary Our guest is Greg Cleary, the founder and the Yoda of the Pinnacle Business Guides organization and the guide himself. And, Greg is also my co-author of our brand new business book, called Pinnacle, Five Principles that take your business to the top of the mountain. Most gracious, I don't know how to say that. Welcome to the show, Greg. Great to have you here. Thank you, Steve. It's really good to be here with you as well. It's very exciting. We are launching this book. So when you're listening to this podcast, the book is going to be either imminent or already out. So we're talking about the Pinnacle Business Guides organization and we're talking about the book. So Greg, let's start me with the question. You have described your entrepreneurial journey. How did you get here? How do you end up founding the Pinnacle Business Guides organization? Steve, how long is this podcast? I have a long journey. You can cut out the ones that I don't like. So listen, I started my entrepreneurial career, I went to a Brian Tracy seminar, and Brian Tracy had a program called the Psychology of Selling and the Psychology of Achievement back in 1985, so I'm dating myself a little bit, but it just turned on the lights for me. I just had never seen a seminar like that where you could just go and learn so much about a specific topic. And so I asked him for a job and I became one of his reps actually out selling his training. And I moved up through the regs, became the national sales manager, peak performers network, where we had Harvey McKay, Jim Rose. I just want to butt in here. I can't resist it. I love that. And I started my kind of entrepreneurial discovery through Brian Tracy when I was still in Hungary. I bought the CDs, the psychology of selling, the psychology of achievement, all that stuff. So it's amazing in the 90s. So sorry, carry on. We've been on the same path, Steve, as you know, until we recently came together a few years ago. So our journeys were similar. And from there, National Sales Manager, Jim Rohn, Harvey McKay, Tommy Hopkins, create a great network where people would buy a membership and come every month to different speakers. And as the business evolved, then they became mega events, right, with lots of people, thousands of people. And then training changed. We went to a train-the-trainer models, right, where you certified in-house people. That was called TeamTrack. I co-founded that company with a gentleman, Tom Winiture, and very successful. And then 2001, the towers came down and I was like, I have to get off the road. And I hung up my shingle to be a sales coach. So I'd heard about all these trainers. I'd been flying and listening and going to seminars, you know, for a long time, 16 years. And it was just time for me to do my own thing. And so I took a few clients and what I would do is I'd write the sales process. And then I said, listen, I'll go prove it to you. I'll go out and ride with your salespeople. And at any time in the sales presentation, they can just say, hey, Greg, do you have any questions? Whenever they got in trouble. And so from there, that took me to 2010. And one of my clients said, have you read the book Traction? And I said, no, I haven't. They knew I was a huge reader like you, Steve, look at all these books behind you. And I read it and I wondered if Floyd Wickman was in a relationship to Geno. And I had worked with Floyd on our lineup at Peak P...

In this episode Bill welcomes special guest and KFAB host Jim Rose. They talk about the Nebraska Greats Foundation and much more!

Shop Talk covers a CNBC story about LGBTQ workplace and consumer acceptance. Caught My Eye reveals a huge aquarium that collapses in Berlin, Germany causing much damage and the death of exotic fish in the lobby of a Radisson Hotel. Also, find out how to say acai and we reveal the most mispronounced word of 2022. Jim Rose, co-founder of the Jim Rose Circus Show of Oddities, is our Business Birthday. Happy 66th Jim!We're all business. Except when we're not.Apple Podcasts: apple.co/1WwDBrCSpotify: spoti.fi/2pC19B1iHeart Radio: bit.ly/2n0Z7H1Tunein: bit.ly/1SE3NMbStitcher: bit.ly/1N97ZquGoogle Podcasts: bit.ly/1pQTcVWPandora: pdora.co/2pEfctjYouTube: bit.ly/1spAF5aAlso follow Tim and John on:Facebook: www.facebook.com/focusgroupradioTwitter: www.twitter.com/focusgroupradioInstagram: www.instagram.com/focusgroupradio

HuskerOnline's Sean Callahan, Steven Sipple, Robin Washut and KFAB Radio's Jim Rose give their thoughts on the Nebraska football and basketball on this week's Monday Night Rundown Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We weigh in on the Rhule hiring after one week and what's next on the HuskerOnline Monday Night Rundown Show. Host Jeff Cameron is joined by HuskerOnline's Sean Callahan. They catch up with Steven Sipple, Robin Washut and Jim Rose on this week's show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HuskerOnline Sean Callahan, Steven Sipple, Robin Washut and KFAB's Jim Rose react to the Matt Rhule press conference from Monday.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Jim Rose, Steve Sipple and Robin Washut breakdown the Nebraska coaching search and more on this week's HuskerOnline Monday Rundown Show.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HuskerOnline's Sean Callahan, Steven Sipple and Jim Rose give their thoughts on the Nebraska coaching search and more on this week's Monday Rundown Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HuskerOnline's Sean Callahan and host Jeff Cameron talk with Steven Sipple, Michigan expert Michael Spath and Jim Rose about this week's game in Ann Arbort and the Nebraska coaching search on this week's Rundown Show.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HuskerOnline's Sean Callahan, Steven Sipple, Scott Beatty and Jim Rose talk Illinois week and more on the Monday Rundown Show.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HuskerOnline's Sean Callahan, Steven Sipple and Jim Rose break down the Purdue game and give the latest on the coaching search on the HuskerOnline Monday Rundown Show.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HuskerOnline Sean Callahan and Steven Sipple, talk Purdue football with Tom Dienhart and KFAB's Jim Rose joins us as we hit on several different topics, including Matt Rhule as a possible coaching candidate.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, Sam is talking to Jim Rose, the CEO of CircleCI. Today, we'll be discussing the various pivots Jim had to make as the co-founder of fast-growing businesses, including the time when Facebook turned off his distribution model literally overnight. Jim also shares his lessons on building resilient teams and how he's navigated the market cycle. Jim is a prolific entrepreneur and has founded eight companies over his 20-plus-year career. He's been through many ups and downs in his journey and was kind enough to share his insights with us. If you'd like to get in touch with us, email us at launchlessons@airwallex.com, or contact our host, Sam Kothari, on LinkedIn. For show notes and past guests on Launch Lessons, please visit airwallex.com/launchlessons. Follow Airwallex: Website: airwallex.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/airwallex/ Twitter: twitter.com/airwallex Follow Sam: Twitter: twitter.com/samk92 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kotharisam

HuskerOnline's Sean Callahan, Steven Sipple and KFAB Radio's Jim Rose talk Mickey Joseph, Wisconsin's job opening and Friday night's game at Rutgers on this week's Monday Rundown Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HuskersOnline's Sean Callahan and On3's Jeff Cameron discuss the latest on the Nebraska coaching search with HOL's Steven Sipple and KFAB's Jim Rose on this week's Monday Night Rundown show.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get the latest on the Nebraska coaching search from HuskerOnline's Sean Callahan, Steven Sipple and KFAB's Jim Rose on the Monday Rundown Show with Jeff Cameron.  They hit on several things as we move through Week 1 of this coaching search. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of the CFO Playbook features an interview with Chitra Balasubramanian, CFO at CircleCI, a continuous integration and continuous delivery platform that can be used to implement DevOps practices in the cloud or on private infrustructures. With more than 20 years of experience accelerating business growth through data analysis, Chitra is best known for scaling technology startups. As the current CFO, and one of two C-suite females, at fast-growth unicorn CircleCI, she's led the company through major wins to establish it as a leader in the space. Chitra has been critical to the company's fundraising alongside CircleCI's CEO, Jim Rose. She has led the company through multiple rounds of financing, raising more than $215 million throughout her tenure.In this episode of the CFO Playbook, Chitra talks about her interest in being involved in technology forward finance, which led her to the startup world. She speaks about using data to identify and model the impact of change to a business, how her company increased its global employee headcount amidst a pandemic, the importance of remaining agile as a CFO, and why you need to remain empathetic and ensure open communication with your company and investors.Take The CFO Playbook Listener Survey to help us improve the show. You'll also be entered to win your choice of the latest iPad Pro or a Samsung Galaxy S7.--------Guest Quotes:“The way I've sort of tackled agility is by really trying to take a long-term view and at the same time paying attention to the short term planning horizon. How can we think about what's really best for the company over the long term, but also make sure to invest in a way where we can remain nimble over the course of the shorter term time horizon, where there's a little bit more global uncertainty around us.”“I think it's important to be proactive. You should be a leader that educates your teams and provides guidance in an advisory role to the CEO. In this type of market for CFOs and other finance leaders, you don't necessarily know what are the right questions to ask, how to make sense of what's going on in the market, or how to navigate through these cycles. But, financial leaders are really in the best spot one because they have access to the information and that analytical horsepower. They've got a team with that economic mindset and can understand different business relationships.”--------Timestamp Topics:01:20 Career Path 06:00 Comparing Crises and their Effects07:50 Changing of Tech Sector Capital Markets 10:05 Navigating Current Market 13:20 Managing Investor Relations and Expectations 16:20 Leading Teams Through Change 18:20 Maneuvering the Market and Employment    20:20 Being a Partner with the CEO 25:50 Hiring, Retention, and Networking 28:20 Use of Technology--------Sponsor:This show is brought to you by Soldo, the brighter way to manage business spending and expenses. With Soldo, you can control every expense, track spend in real time, automate financial reporting, and then use those insights to fuel growth. Learn more at Soldo.com--------Links:Connect with Ross on LinkedInConnect with Chitra on LinkedInThe CFO Playbook Listener Survey

We know the secret to SaaS is technology that scales, but what about the people? Effective collaboration between go-to-market and R&D teams is critical, and it all starts with understanding how the other side operates. Product-led organizations are made up of “builders and sellers,” two parts of your organization who inherently approach their work differently. To get the entire organization on the same page, a different playbook is required. From introducing more effective communication practices to finding shared purpose in disparate operating models, there are required shifts that need to be made at each stage of growth. In this talk, 20+ year SaaS entrepreneur and CircleCI CEO, Jim Rose, will share: Understanding what product-led growth really means and how to find harmony during rapid expansion How to build and use a data-driven engine to get R&D and GTM teams speaking the same language How to look for the key signals that drive critical decisions at various stages of growth   Full video: https://youtu.be/39NqdMTKUC8   Want to join the SaaStr community? We're the