Podcast appearances and mentions of jim sullivan

Jim Sullivan joined NWN Carousel – a Boston Business Journal Fast 50 company – as CEO in May 2019. His deep knowledge of the enterprise technology space came in handy starting March 14, 2020, when NWN Carousel's customers started to flood the company with urgent pleas for help amid the emerging, global spread of the deadly coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent shutdown of commerce across many sectors. Sullivan praises NWN Carousel's long-standing mission to help customers overcome tech-related challenges and the “incredible people” throughout the company committed to that ideal.In this episode of PNC C-Speak, hosted by Jon Bernstein, Sullivan shares the keys to succeeding at recruiting and retaining talent, the importance of communicating with customers, and some of the pivotal moments in his career that shaped his leadership style. Powered by PNC Bank.Subscribe to C-Speak so you never miss an episode. Click here to listen on iTunes, Spotify and Stitcher.Click here to download a transcript of the podcast.

Welcome to Missing Persons Mysteries!In this episode, we discuss The Otherworldly Disappearance of Jim Sullivan⚠️ If you have any information regarding any of these cases please call:Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS.NPS Investigates: 1-888-653-0009

Wendy Snyder fills in for Lou! She has great advice for homeowners and is joined by Jim Sullivan with Tate Enterprises and Mike Somora with GeBauer Tile & Stone. Plus, listen to all the information on new products and more!

In this episode we welcome the excellent Gary Kemp to RBP's Hammersmith HQ and invite him to talk about Spandau Ballet, the New Romantics and Pink Floyd. After describing the pop baptism that was watching David Bowie sing 'Starman' on Top of the Pops, Gary recalls seeing the Sex Pistols at the Screen on the Green; the Bowie nights at Billy's; Steve Strange and the Blitz kids; and the formation of the band that became Spandau Ballet. With special reference to Betty Page's Sounds pieces on Spandau, we discuss the New Romantics and their complex relationship with the music press. From Spandau to Floyd is not a segue anyone would have made back in 1979, but Gary explains how he saw the half-century-old Dark Side of the Moon played live at Wembley's Empire Pool in 1974 and how he later joined forces with Floyd drummer Nick Mason in Saucerful of Secrets. In the course of a conversation about Dark Side, we hear clips from Jim Sullivan's 1997 phone interview with the late Rick Wright, who reflects on the state of Syd Barrett and his own (temporary) firing from Floyd. With a nod to Rockonteurs — Gary's own great podcast with Saucerful of Secrets bassist Guy Pratt — we pay tribute to the late David Crosby, who was the duo's guest in early 2020. Mark then talks us out with quotes from pieces about the Beatles (1966), the New York Dolls (1973) and Joni Mitchell at the Troubadour (1968 and 1973), after which Jasper concludes the episode with quotes from reviews of Björk's Homogenic (1997) and a Manchester "Gods of Rap" show starring Wu Tang Clan, De La Soul and Public Enemy... Many thanks to special guest Gary Kemp. Visit his website at garykemp.com and find the Rockonteurs at rockonteurs.com. Pieces discussed: A Manifesto for the Eighties, Spandau Ballet, the New Romantics, Rick Wright audio, Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon, Nick Mason, The Byrds' David Crosby, A Hippy out of Hell, A Long Strange Trip, The New York Dolls, The Beatles, Joni Mitchell at the Troubadour in 1968 and then in 1973, Björk and Gods of Rap.

Mary Waldron, Executive Director of the Old Colony Planning Council provides details on the upcoming holiday parade in the city of Brockton. Anne Rich from the Salvation Army in Plymouth stops by to discuss the ongoing Red Kettle collections and how those fund individuals and families in need. Cosmo Macero, media consultant with Seven Letter and writer with the Newsbreak app and WATD's John Shea share thoughts on the passing of several well known musicians and personalities. Massasoit Theatre Company's, A Christmas Story closes out the radio program. Jim Sullivan, the play's director is joined by Nikolas Kubek (Ralphie), Erin Thomas Lapatosky (Mother) & George Kippenhan (Old Man) to talk about the pending holiday production.   Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event?    Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today!  Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci, Copyright © 2022.

This week, the girls cover funeral homes and funeral directors who made a difference in their communities. Hannah tells us about Peter Stefan, director and owner of a Massachusetts funeral home that promises to take in every body, including one of the Boston bombers. Lori covers Jim Sullivan, whose California funeral home became one of the first to accept victims of the AIDS epidemic. Sheena covers historic Memphis funeral home R.S. Lewis & Sons, which prepared Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s body for burial.

Joined by Jim Sullivan from LuLu and Head Coach at Penn Charter on his Golf Journey and they game in Philly. Rules of Golf We Break, OWGR Drama, The Shark Must Go? If there's a Beach, Hovland is winning. Fax joining the NBC Crew and Preview The Match and QBE Shootout! See The Line with Draft Kings with some favorites, Top 5's & Top 10's and matchups.Thank you to our Sponsors: Comcast Business, Rita's Water Ice

Take a ride with Deep Cuts: Lost & Found as they get behind the wheel and play some of their favorite driving songs. Featuring deep cuts from Beck, Depeche Mode, The Replacements, Swervedriver, Jim Sullivan, the Kinks, the Boss and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sustainability trends are impacting every aspect of our lives – including the way organizations operate. Organizations need to be bold and define clear green IT and waste reduction strategies to stay competitive. ​Listen in as our experts explore the changing trends and the potential implications for organizations across industries. We'll discuss the UN goals and their impact, examine what's driving the trends in green IT and waste reduction, and how leaders are responding. Hear from our guests Global Christian Thisgaard, VP BTP Partner Ecosystem, SAP; Jim Sullivan, Head of Product Management, SAP Sustainability, SAP​; and Madhuri Chawla, Global Head of SAP Strategic Partnership & Ecosystem, Kyndryl​.​

Jim Sullivan and Bill Colvin, of the Bennington County Regional Commission (BCRC), join us to discuss the BCRC's purview and transfer of leadership.

Chesapeake Sheriff Jim Sullivan has made Rumble a Deputy

Fred discusses the Fighting Sullivans, 5 brothers who were all killed on this day in 1942 during WWII. Their story was made into a movie, and also inspired the more recent movie, Saving Private Ryan. www.rockysealemusic.com https://rockysealemusic.com/wow-i-didn-t-know-that-or-maybe-i-just-forgot https://www.facebook.com/150wordspodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rocky-seale7/message

What happened to a Musician who was fascinated by Aliens and actually named his first album UFO as he traveled in the desert to pursue his musical career. He left behind his wife and child in pursuit of this career and was never seen again. He simply disappeared in the desert. Could it have been alien abduction? Could have been simply Sullivan walking out into the desert? But if so why wasn't his body ever found? Let's find out a little bit more about this very strange and bizarre disappearance!! Tune in!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lockdown-universe/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lockdown-universe/support

We lead off this edition of the BFG podcast with a discussion of Nobel Prize laureate Bob Dylan. That's the Literature Prize to you. Dylan has written a new book called Philosophy of Song, about songs he likes, and it's as inscrutable as the rest of his body of work. Book and Film Globe contributor Jim Sullivan joins host Neal Pollack to talk about his review of The Philosophy of Modern Song. And they make fun of rock critics as well as Dylan's somewhat purplish prose style. This might just be a joke that Dylan is playing on all of us.Halloween may be in the past, but vampire shows are still on TV. Scott Gold joins Neal Pollack to talk about Interview with the Vampire, a new adaptation of the classic Anne Rice novel. Scott admires the new setting in Jazz Age New Orleans, and finds the lead vampires dynamic and magnetic, but a bad casting decision of the orphan vampire Claudia brings the proceedings down a little.Just as biting is the Showtime adaptation of the classic Swedish vampire movie Let The Right One In. The setting is now America, and the girl vampire's caretaker is now her aging father. But the basic premise remains the same. Scott has good things to say about the show but is critical of some somewhat convenient plot choices.In non-vampire news, it's the Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions. Neal and Daniel Cohen go deep into the weeds of the TOC, talk about why some players are favored over others, and discuss efficacy of using flash cards to study for trivia competitions. If you're not ready, you're not going to win. Also, Neal laments the fact that they never ask any questions about Park Chan-Wook on the show.Enjoy our podcast, this week and every week!

We present an encore of the Deadcast's Denmark episode from earlier this year to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Europe ‘72's proper release, as well as to get you ready for (or debrief you from) the Meet-Up At The Movies presentation of the Dead's historic Danish telecast.Guests: Sam Cutler, Steve Parish, Mountain Girl, Donna Jean Godchaux MacKay, Ben Haller, Alan Trist, Jim Sullivan, Gijsbert Hanekroot, John Morris, Sam Field, David Lemieux, MC Taylor, Lars Bennike, Bjørn Lindstrøm, Hans Francke, Jens Skovby, Palle Lykke, Lars Movin, Graeme Boone, Shaugn O'DonnellSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Billy, Flipper, and KB Goldtooth (Ball Earth Propaganda) join Glen and Psi to talk about fighting with popular streamers, The NASA Artemis Mission, Moon Landing Skepticism, The Mystery of Jim Sullivan, and much more Listen to Ball Earth Propaganda https://open.spotify.com/show/3jWTGyxXk1qLjQ82b9AiPe Follow Billy https://twitter.com/tractor_fan Flipper https://twitter.com/MoonBaseKing KB Goldtooth https://twitter.com/Goldentoothed Subscribe to the Rare Candy Substack https://rarecandy.substack.com/ Rare Candy links https://linktr.ee/RareCandy

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for September 5, 2022 is: assiduous • uh-SIJ-uh-wus • adjective Assiduous is a formal word that means “showing great care, attention, and effort.” // Thanks to the assiduous efforts of the local land trust over many years, a substantial amount of whip-poor-will habitat is now protected from economic development. See the entry > Examples: “No entombed Egyptian pharaoh has had the stunning and star-studded afterlife of King Tut…. It's all due to a stroke of good luck. Which would include an amazing dearth of tomb-pillaging, an intrepid archeologist and his team, plus meticulous documentation from National Geographic. Also, an assiduous PR campaign for various touring exhibits celebrating the life and possessions of the ‘boy king.'” — Jim Sullivan, WBUR.org (Boston, Massachusetts), 13 July 2022 Did you know? While assiduous means “showing great care, attention, and effort,” and in some situations may be an appropriate substitute for careful, it's got a bit more oomph than careful in that it suggests a dogged or tireless persistence. If you are assiduous in your efforts (or work, research, analysis, training, preparations, etc.) for example, it's implied that you're in it for the long haul, or that you have the ability to “sit with” a task or challenge for a considerable amount of time. This makes sense given that assiduous comes from the Latin verb assidēre, meaning “to sit beside.”

e.019 follows the journey of Dr. Jim Sullivan––the co-founder and CEO of Vanqua Bio. Tune in to hear John Flavin and the Chicago Biomedical Consortium Entrepreneurial Fellows engage with Jim, aiming to learn more about the life sciences industry and the different means of entry (to various opportunities).  Previously, Jim was the Vice President of Research at Abbvie where he was responsible for the company's research efforts in a variety of therapeutic/disease areas including oncology, immunology, neurology, hepatitis C and cystic fibrosis. Jim has advanced more than 100 compounds into clinical development across a number of disease states and technology platforms.  Jim is an adjunct faculty member at Northwestern University and serves on the board of several companies and foundations including Regis Technologies, Genomics Medicine Ireland, Genuity Science, MATTER Healthcare Incubator, Chicago Biotechnology Accelerator and the Pistoia Alliance. He earned his bachelor's degree and Ph.D. in biochemistry from Trinity College Dublin and conducted post-doctoral research in neurobiology at Northwestern University.

With Tax touching so many of the core functions of a business from sales to procurement to finance to IT, this latest episode of Tax News & Views looks at the ways ERP implementations can help Tax functions drive increasing business value by improving current systems and processes. June Paik and Jim Sullivan from Deloitte's Tax Technology Consulting Group discuss approaches to ERP implementations and how to incorporate tax into an enterprise's digital transformation journey.

Presentamos una nueva sección en la que el músico y productor Enric deSombra nos va a traer y a explicar algunas de las grabaciones más raras de la historia de la música. Empezamos con U.F.O. de Jim Sullivan. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

In this week's astonishing edition of the BFG podcast, editor Neal Pollack destroys passers-by and celebrates what looks to be a legendary summer of pop culture. First it's the Old Punks segment as Neal welcomes Jim Sullivan to talk about ‘Pistol,' Danny Boyle's terrific miniseries about the rise and fall of The Sex Pistols. Jim assures Neal that Malcolm McLaren, who he met in person, really was like that. And Johnny Rotten in the show may not look much like Johnny Rotten, but he sounds and acts like him, and that's good enough. Sod off, you wankers.Then it's Old Nerds on parade, as Rob Kutner and Scott Gold join Neal for a legendary ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi‘ round table. “It's a Chewie, not a chubby,” Rob says, establishing the high level of discourse right away. Everyone loves sad middle-aged Obi-Wan and everyone agrees that this iteration of Darth Vader is freaking terrifying. The men of BFG also manage to criticize Moses Ingram's portrayal of Reva, ‘The Third Sister,' without being racist, which is nice. And Scott closes with a joke about the bounty hunter Bossk that you must hear to believe.Finally, it's ‘Stranger Things' time. Neal is planning to write a ‘Stranger Things' article, but this season of Stranger Things is twice as long as The Ring Cycle, so it's taking him a while to get through. He and Chris Lites both like the goings-on in Hawkins, Indiana, with the monster fighting, and find all the side plots distracting and annoying.SMASH CUT TO AN EGG IN A FRYING PAN.No, that's just something that ‘Stranger Things' does for no reason…every scene. At the BFG Podcast, we're much more subtle.SMASH CUT TO A CAR TRUNK SLAMMING WHILE AN 8os SONG PLAYS.Enjoy the show.

Erik Runge, who filled in for Lou Manfredini, was joined by Mike Holmes of Creative Carpentry and Jim Sullivan of Tate Enterprises to share great advice for homeowners, information on new products, and more!

Dr. Sullivan is co-founder and CEO of Vanqua. In addition, he has been a Venture Partner with Orbimed since January 2019. Previously, he was the Vice President of Research at Abbvie where he was responsible for the company's research efforts in a variety of therapeutic/disease areas including oncology, immunology, neurology, hepatitis C and cystic fibrosis. Jim has advanced more than 100 compounds into clinical development across a number of disease states and technology platforms. These include products on the market for HCV (Mavyret and Viekira), the first-in-class Bcl2 selective inhibitor, Venclexta, for hematological cancers, a new oral agent for patients with rheumatoid arthritis, RINVOQ, and multiple compounds currently in Phase II or III clinical trials. He has authored/co-authored more than 130 scientific publications and is an inventor on 11 patents. Jim is an adjunct faculty member at Northwestern University and serves on the board of several companies and foundations including Regis Technologies, Genomics Medicine Ireland, Genuity Science, MATTER Healthcare Incubator, Chicago Biotechnology Accelerator and the Pistoia Alliance. He earned his bachelor's degree and Ph.D. in biochemistry from Trinity College Dublin and conducted post-doctoral research in neurobiology at Northwestern University.

Chew with your mouth closed, sit up straight, make your bed.  All the lessons dear ol' mom taughts.  So, hats off to all you moms out there and a Happy Mother's Day!  Today we feature new music from Teada featuring John C. Reilly, a couple of new one's from Jim Sullivan, Eamon Flynn, the Blackwater Ceili Band, Derik Ryan, Celtic Thunder, Marian Waldron, Melissa Jane Carroll, Grump O' Sheep, Donna Dunne and Jig Jam.  It's all right here on Windy City Irish Radio!

O explorador Jim Sullivan fala sobre sua missão de ir até a misteriosa nave abandonada Shakti-1 quando algo estranho acontece.Shakti-1 é uma série de sci-fi original do podcast Contador de Histórias! Se você quer apoiar este podcast me ajudando a sempre trazer novas histórias procure por CDHCast pelo app do PicPay e veja os planos disponíveis! (app.picpay.com/user/CDHCast) ou visite o site: www.contadordehistorias.art.br e veja outras opções! JIM: Danilo BattistiniLETTY: Carol SoaresEdição e Mixagem: Danilo Battistini - @CDHCast___________________Um muito obrigado a todos que ouviram! Em especial aqueles que apoiam este projeto: Adauto Alves, Alexandre Mucelli, Ana Carolina, André Martins, Arthur Damasceno, Caio Feijó, Caio Feitosa, Charles Rodrigues, Cleyton Rodrigues, Diego Mezencio,Ednei Augusto, Edyara Araújo, Eurico Borges, Felipe Xavier, Gustavo Bernardo, Gustavo Ceragioli, Heitor de Almeida, Ivan Lemos, Jarcy Azevedo, Jefferson Silveira, Jefferson Gonçalves, Jéssica Pisetta, João Paulo Busche, Leandro Lopes, Leandro Schwarz, Leonardo Antônio, Luan Bittencourt, Lucas de Souza, Lucas Orlandelli, Mairon Menezes, Matheus Lamper, Max Finkler, Mike Abrantes, Natalia Angelotti, Paulo Henrique, Pedro Gil, Rafael Baptistella, Rafaela Miyai, Raphael Kruger, Renata Sathler, Renato Nascimento, Ricardo Silva, Ricardo Bordenousky, Romain Coulnot, Sayuri Iida, Selassié de Andrade, Tereza Battistini e Washington Albuquerque.

Europe ‘72: FranceThe Deadcast's grand tour of Europe ‘72 hits the City of Light, goes museum-hopping with band & crew, digs deep into 2 classic shows at L'Olympia & the 5 songs recorded there for the live album, reconstructs how everybody got too high, & puts together the pieces of the Lille riot.GUESTS: Sam Cutler, Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay, Steve Parish, Mountain Girl, Rosie McGee, Alan Trist, Courtenay Pollack, Janet Furman, Ben Haller, Candace Brightman, Jim Sullivan, Philipe Sicard, Daniel Duchene, Harry Tuft, David Lemieux, Graeme Boone, Shaugn O'DonnellSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Grateful Dead truck into West Germany, film a session for the Beat-Club, get thrown out of their hotel, jam in a planetarium, meet Naked Frankfurt Dude & many American GIs, are pranked by their light crew, influence the course of German psychedelia, & play 3 legendary shows.Guests: Sam Cutler, Steve Parish, Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay, Mountain Girl, Rosie McGee, Alan Trist, Candace Brightman, Ben Haller, Janet Furman, René Tinner, Jim Sullivan, Uli Teute, Hagen Glas, Eric Alden, Uli Dohrmann, David Lemieux, Graeme Boone, Chris JonesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In which the Grateful Dead make landfall on the Continent, do battle with Danish customs, play on the 1st live rock telecast in national history, perform in a university cafeteria, visit Hamlet's castle, cross paths with a countercultural hero, wear clown masks, & get cool sweaters.Guests: Sam Cutler, Steve Parish, Mountain Girl, Donna Jean Godchaux MacKay, Ben Haller, Alan Trist, Jim Sullivan, Gijsbert Hanekroot, John Morris, Sam Field, David Lemieux, MC Taylor, Lars Bennike, Bjørn Lindstrøm, Hans Francke, Jens Skovby, Palle Lykke, Lars Movin, Graeme Boone, Shaugn O'DonnellSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Board the red-eye to London & storm England with the Dead as they open their Europe ‘72 tour, featuring family members, legendary jams, British Dead freaks, letters home from Pigpen, a trip to/at Stonehenge, Bozos, Bolos, & the birth of Hypnocracy.GUESTS: Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay, Sam Cutler, Steve Parish, Mountain Girl, Bob Matthews, Alan Trist, Ben Haller, John Morris, Allan Arkush, Janet Furman, David Lemieux, Graeme Boone, Jim Sullivan, Ken Hunt, Bob White, Chris Jones, Adam Gotley, Bob Hearne, Bill Giles, Richard ParkinsonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode Special Ft Mike Jones, Writer and Designer of 'Lovely Jubbly' - A celebration of 40 Years of Only Fools and Horses. Join Bailey as he chats with Mike Jones about 'Lovely Jubbly' - A book celebrating of 40 Years of Only Fools and Horses. Mike worked closely, alongside Jim Sullivan to create this coffee table masterpiece! We hope you enjoy the episode. Big thanks to Mike for joining us. If you would like to follow Mike, you can find him @mikejonesdesign. Bonjour for now!

Tanguy Viel retrouve La Galerne pour présenter "La fille qu'on appelle" (Les éditions de Minuit).Le nouveau roman de Tanguy Viel est toujours aussi implacable et sans illusion sur notre société actuelle avec son inimitable distance et son immense talent. Un des très bons livres de cette rentrée !Tanguy Viel a écrit les romans Article 353 du code pénal, L'Absolue perfection du crime, Insoupçonnable, Paris-Brest, La disparition de Jim Sullivan…

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Jim Sullivan has had a fascinating career starting with the smallest, and quite possibly the mightiest, organism in the sea, phytoplankton. From doing ground-breaking scientific research, including anti-submarine warfare research, to inventing new oceanographic equipment to leading an oceanographic institute, Jim has had quite the diverse career. In this episode, Jim shares some amazing insights into marine science and the world in general, and he shares how he affected legislative changes that had some pretty big trickle down effects. We also chat about what true science really means, and why sometimes it can be really challenging to do. Jim also has one of the craziest sea stories I've ever heard, so stay tuned for that.This episode is brought to you by Florida Atlantic University's Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute. 2021 marks the 50th Anniversary of FAU Harbor Branch's relentless pursuit of Ocean Science for a Better World®. Located in Fort Pierce, Florida, FAU Harbor Branch's cutting-edge research focuses on five major areas: marine ecosystem conservation, aquaculture, the connection between ocean and human health, technological innovation and national defense. During my time at HB as part of the undergraduate Semester By the Sea program, I learned so much about the ocean and what it takes to become a good scientist. The programs and opportunities offered at FAU Harbor Branch have continued to swell since! To learn more, and how you can get involved, please visit www.fau.edu/hboi.Show Notes: marinebio.life/71Support the show (http://patreon.com/marinebiolife)

This week we talk about missing people! Justine tells us about Jim Sullivan, the psych-folk musician who went into the desert and never came back, and Gray talks about Emanuela Orlandi, the young girl who went missing from Vatican City -- one of the cases with the most diverse and outlandish theories!

Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO and Chief Strategist for Quill Intelligence LLC, discusses the market drop on Black Friday amid identification of a new coronavirus variant. Jim Sullivan, Managing Director and REIT Analyst for BTIG, discusses how the new COVID variant could impact real estate. Dr. April Kapu, President of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP), discusses COVID spikes in the US and the latest COVID-19 variant alarming health professionals. Cam Harvey, Professor of Finance at Duke University, talks about the new COVID-19 variant's impact on markets as well as his new book, “DeFi and the Future of Finance.” Paige Vanfossen, Vice President of eCommerce Operations, DHL Supply Chain, discusses how the new coronavirus variant could affect supply chain bottlenecks and the economy. David Dietze, Managing Principal and Senior Portfolio Strategist at Gladstone Bank, breaks down the markets after close on a tough Black Friday. Hosted by Paul Sweeney, Katie Greifeld, and Guy Johnson. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Albums discussed are Slipknot's Self Titled debut (11:36), and Jim Sullivan's 'UFO' (57:07).  Get tickets for Mutlu's tour at http://www.mutlusounds.com. This week's listener album suggestion came from Apple Podcasts user Sean Jawn. To suggest an album for CLRC, leave a review on Apple Podcasts with the artist and title (five stars always helps). For playlists and podcasts, visit us on the web at carllandryrecordclub.com and on Twitter @CLRCPod.  The theme song for Carl Landry Record Club is "I Should Let You Know" by Marian Hill. This is CLRC episode #50.

Jim Sullivan, Jr. inherited a modest amount of money from his uncle, and set out to live a life of high-end luxury without actually being rich, while at the same time refusing to buy himself new clothes, flush the toilet, or turn on the air conditioning to save money. When his wife, Lita, threatened to divorce him and take enough of his money to make him officially not rich anymore, he had her killed.

C'est la rentrée et c'est pas volé ! On reprend 2021 avec une émission par mois, le dimanche, à 22h. Pour cette première de la saison, on reprend avec plusieurs pépites, en voyageant sur 60 ans de musique culte ! On démarrera par un titre de la rentrée 2021 du Dr Bro, et en milieu d'émission, il sera temps de faire un petit break sur un mystère encore non résolu... Seule sa guitare siège autour de la table de la Ligue, j'ai présenté Jim Sullivan. Voyage dans un folk rock merveilleux et indépassable, éclairé par les extra-terrestres... Oui, les extra-terrestres.   Let's go !   Playlist: Matthew E. White - Let's Ball (un titre de 2021 avec un clip de 2021 !) Witch - It's Alright (de la funk zambienne des années 70, tu peux pas t'ambiancer mieux qu'avec ça) Zven Wunder - Chamomille (sur l'album Eastern Flowers, là, ça envoie du riff de bois d'arbre) Jim Sullivan - Highways (Je vous laisse découvrir l'histoire durant le podcast, mais là, vous vous mettez dans le noir, en stéréo, et vous montez le son) The Field Mice - Five Moments (L'angleterre méconnue des 80/90s, une passion du Dr Bro comme vous le savez !) Marie Davidson et L'Œil Nu - Persona (du millésime 2021, et pour ceux qui connaissent bien l'album culte Loveless de My Bloody Valentine, vous devriez vous sentir en terrain connu...) Soul Coughing - Is Chicago, Is Not Chicago (encore un son 90s à souhait et oublié) Prince - JUNE (Et voilà le titre de Prince que vous n'attendiez pas de Prince, qui prouve bien que Prince sait (non, il est pas mort) tout faire, et ce qu'il sait le mieux faire, c'est sortir des moules et nous surprendre. Ultime)    

La Nina, October Siberian Snow Cover an the polar ice caps all will play a huge role in determining what the winter will be like in South Jersey. After a below average snow season and seasonable winter temperatures, Meteorologist Joe Martucci talks to two seasonal forecasters to see what our fate might be. Judah Cohen, Director of Seasonal Forecasting for AER in Lexington, Massachusetts (1:21), and Jim Sullivan, Chief Meteorologist for WeatherWorks in Hackettstown, New Jersey (14:30), talk to Joe about what could lie ahead. New episodes of the Something in the Air podcast and video can be found on the first and third Wednesdays of the month on www.pressofac.com or wherever you get your podcasts! Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The idiots follow some strange lights out into the desert and find Jim Sullivan’s abandoned car. Also, somehow, Wolverine.

The idiots follow some strange lights out into the desert and find Jim Sullivan’s abandoned car. Also, somehow, Wolverine.

On this week's episode, we talk to Jim Sullivan. Professor Sullivan is the Gilbert F. Schaefer College Professor of Economics at Notre Dame. He has been a visiting scholar at the National Poverty Center and a visiting professor at the University of Chicago, Harris School. His research examines the consumption, saving, and borrowing behavior of poor households, and how welfare and tax policy affects the well-being of the poor. In 2012, with fellow Notre Dame Professor William Evans, Professor Sullivan founded the Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO). LEO is a research center that works with service providers to identify effective and replicable solutions to reduce poverty in America. Our conversation discusses economics as a social engineering tool and we try to understand where does economics go right, where is it doing okay, and where can economics do better. For more on Jim's work visit his Google Scholar Page For more information about LEO Music sampled from Outkast- SpottieOttieDopaliscious

It's reported that nearly 600,000 people are reported missing every year. That's over 1,600 a day. While many of those reports end up cancelled, too many don't and in some cases those loved ones are never heard from again.  Curator #135 was reminded of a missing person's case in his hometown of Livonia, MI in 1994 involving a 4-year-old boy named D'Wan Sims. The case has never been solved and the boy, never found. This inspired him to look into cases where someone known, in the public eye, goes missing. Listen to the stories of Barbara Newhall Follett, Jim Sullivan and John Brisker. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/curator135)

Today is Friday! Joyce talks what those overseas fighting for our freedoms and how the political climate, COVID, and the media is affects their daily lives in isolation. Joyce discusses the mainstream media backtracking on their defense of Hunter Biden now that there is a legit investigation of Hunter's foreign dealings. Jim Sullivan calls in to talk about his book and family history in "Unsinkable: Five Men and the Indomitable Run of the USS Plu." Finally, Derrick from TMZ calls in to the show to talk about Serena Williams, Ellen, COVID, and all things Hollywood.

Episode Overview My first ever guest, Karen Turton, serial entrepreneur, Learning & Development Director of Transition and National Innovation in Training Award nominee,  joins me to talk about her controversial views on modern performance measurement, empathy, employee engagement, workplace culture, customer experience, and how well leaders are equipped to deal with some of the softer skills and values needed in business today. Describing organisations in a Forrest Gump-esque way, as a "box of chocolates" with a range of hard and soft centres, comparing Rugby World Cup captain, Martin Johnson's Big Talk and Little Talk, with Karen's Big E, Little concept of customer experience, how things are moving on from Jim Sullivan's business teachings and receiving my set of summarised Sticky Notes to put up on the virtual walls of the Sticky From The Inside studio, that listeners can take back to the ranch, were all part of the conversation. ----more---- Join The Conversation Find me on LinkedIn here Follow the Podcast on Instagram here Follow the Podcast on Twitter here Check out the Bizjuicer website here ----more---- Useful Links Find Karen's LinkedIn profile here Find Transition's website here Find a link to Jim Sullivan's YouTube channel here ----more---- Full Podcast Transcript  Here's a link to the full transcript of the whole episode, so you can check out what we said in more detail.  It was originally automated, but I've done my best to tidy it up, and I think it's pretty accurate, but if there are errors, please don't get mad :) See the transcript here  

After a record snowless and warm winter last season, you can expect more of the same for the winter ahead. However, there are a few glimmers of hope for snow lovers. Meteorologist Joe Martucci talks to Jim Sullivan, Chief Meteorologist at WeatherWorks, a New Jersey based consulting company for the complete forecast. 2:58 - Recap of last winter and why South Jersey was so snowless 4:30 - Jim's life story, including his Ohio roots. 6:55 - Differences between working in media and working in weather consulting 9:45 - Average snowfall and temperatures during the winter 10:54 - The 2020-2021 winter outlook for South Jersey Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With more than 30 years of enterprise technology industry experience, he has a track record of scaling both emerging and established companies for rapid global growth. As President of Actifio from February 2011 until May 2019, he helped drive this copy data management software pioneer to a unicorn valuation of $1.3 billion, more than 3,500 global customers, and a 50% CAGR. He co-developed the company's strategy and led sales, presales, channels, and OEM distribution, from pre-revenue to achieving high growth, positive cash flow, and global operations. Prior to Actifio, he served as the President of enterprise storage technology provider XIV, responsible for the company's business direction and go-to-market model, including sales, marketing, and global services operations. After XIV was acquired by IBM in 2008, he spent three years as Vice President of IBM Storage, generating more than $1 billion in total sales. He spent six years as CEO of CentrePath Network, and prior to that spent 12 years helping to grow EMC Corporation from $80 million to more than $10 billion in annual global sales, serving in several senior management positions culminating in Senior Vice President of Sales. He served on the boards of AppIQ until its acquisition by HP in 2005, and Diligent, a deduplication software pioneer acquired by IBM. He currently serves as chairman of the board of Weka.io, maker of a software-defined file system, and is a board member of Titus Software, a Blackstone portfolio company. He is active as a member of YPO (Young Presidents' Organization), and with his Alma Mater, Boston College. Join Randy Seidl and David Nour on this episode of the Sales Community Tech Sales Insights podcast with Jim Sullivan, President, and CEO of NWN Corporation. We turn the show notes from our podcasts into unique #TechSalesInsights position papers, so come join us in the Sales Community to learn more. Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/salescommunity/message