Podcast appearances and mentions of John Scott

The battlefield has changed — and according to Dr. Scott Perez, most people still don't fully understand how much pressure the human body is under in today's world. In this powerful conversation with Michael Jaco, Dr. Perez explains why modern life is creating an environment filled with chronic stress, toxic overload, weakened immunity, inflammation, and constant physical and psychological strain. From environmental exposure and poor nutrition to increasing biological stressors, many people are running on depleted systems without even realizing it. That's why the focus of this episode is simple:

Want more leads from YouTube Shorts? Wondering how to create YouTube Shorts that get more than a thousand views? I interview John Scott to discover techniques to produce YouTube Shorts that people will watch, rewatch, and share.What Marketers Need to Know About the Shorts FeedThe Audio-Visual-Text Hook FrameworkCuriosity LoopsObstacle + Solution StorytellingGuest: John Scott | Show Notes: socialmediaexaminer.com/719Review our show on Apple PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Cold War Series. Episode #1 of 4. In this episode, we uncover the extraordinary story of John Scott, a twenty-year-old American idealist who abandoned the University of Wisconsin during the Great Depression, taught himself to weld, and boarded a train for the Soviet Union. He would spend nearly a decade in Magnitogorsk, Stalin's new “City of Steel” in the Urals, building blast furnaces, marrying a Russian woman, and slowly, painfully watching his idealism curdle under the pressure of Stalinist terror. His memoir, Behind the Urals: An American Worker in Russia's City of Steel, is one of the most remarkable eyewitness accounts of Soviet industrialization ever written— and it tells us as much about the seductive power of Cold War ideology as it does about steel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"¿Tienen miedo los animales por la noche en la selva?", se pregunta el filósofo Fernando Savater: "Puede que no estén más asustados que tú cuando vas a cruzar una calle y no hay paso de cebra. Supón que eres tú, sin ir más lejos, quien está solo en la selva oscura. Probablemente sentirías mucho más miedo que ningún otro animal. Porque los humanos estamos peor preparados que los bichos para vivir en la jungla:" "Para empezar, la mayoría de lo que sabemos no es instintivo, sino aprendido", observa Savater: "Y para aprender algo hay que equivocarse antes mucho, pero en la selva los errores suelen ser fatales y el primer fallo puede ser el último. Así se encontró Tarzán desde el día en que nació: sin las protecciones de la civilización. pero también sin los instintos y la fuerza física de las fieras." En este programa, "Al Trasluz", analizamos la obra de Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875-1950), que tanto ha fascinado al mundo desde 1912. Seguimos su transformación a lo largo de la historia del cómic y el cine, pero observamos cómo se ha perdido la presencia tan importante de Dios en los libros originales. José de Segovia la recupera con muchas citas de los escritos de Burroughs. Eugenio Barona lee fragmentos del primer volumen, publicado en 1914, que escuchamos junto a escenas de la versión doblada al castellano de la película que nos desvela más fielmente sus orígenes: "Greystoke, la leyenda de Tarzán, el rey de los monos" (1984) del británico Hugh Hudson, autor de "Carros de fuego". La música que suena de fondo a los comentarios es de la banda sonora original de "Gresytoke" por John Scott y de la última versión de "La leyenda de Tarzán" por Rupert Gregson-Williams en 2016. Las canciones son para la versión de Disney en 1999 por Phil Collins (Two Worlds). El músico británico, que fuera batería del grupo de rock progresivo, Genesis, se atreve a cantar incluso en castellano (Hijo del Hombre). El diseño sonoro y la realización técnica es de Daniel Panduro.

Un premier épisode consacré à la carrière de John Scott, compositeur pour l'image admiré des connaisseurs mais paradoxalement méconnu du grand public. Le moment est venu de rectifier cette injustice en vous faisant découvrir les œuvres majeures de ce grand mélodiste. Merci qui ? Merci Total Trax !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Vous avez écouté l'épisode précédent, et découvert à cette occasion l'immense talent de John Scott ? Vous en voulez davantage ? Ça tombe bien, il y a encore beaucoup plus de merveilles à découvrir dans ce second épisode !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This episode explores how law firm owners can use financial data to make strategic decisions and fuel growth. Kevin Daisy welcomes John Scott, a financial expert who emphasizes the importance of clear financials and KPIs for scaling a firm. They discuss practical tools like forecasting, KPIs, and automation that help firms become more efficient and profitable.John shares insights on managing cash flow, the significance of data in decision-making, and how automation frees up time for high-impact work.They also delve into the role of AI in improving productivity without replacing valuable human talent. For law firm owners, this episode offers actionable advice on strengthening operations and aligning financial insights with business goals.Whether you're scaling or just getting started, understanding these principles can help you build a more sustainable and growth-oriented practice.In this episode you'll learn: The importance of financial clarity and key KPIs for growth How to use data and forecasting to make smarter decisions The role of automation and AI in law firm operations Strategies for managing cash flow and profitability Building company culture that supports growth and innovationThis episode underscores that good financial data and operational discipline are essential for law firm growth. Implementing these insights enables leaders to make informed decisions, scale confidently, and foster a resilient business.Today's episode is sponsored by The Managing Partners Mastermind. Click here to schedule an interview to see if we're a fit. Chapters (00:00:00) - Law Firm Leadership: How to Grow and Scale(00:00:49) - A Minute With Managing Partners(00:01:17) - John Scott on Why He Retires(00:01:54) - How To Run a Law Firm With a CFO?(00:07:08) - Law Firm's Financial Performance Assessment(00:14:11) - Will Morgan Survive the AI Revolution?(00:15:18) - CPA: The Role of a CFO(00:21:41) - Focus on Your Business(00:26:33) - Prepayment of case costs and fees(00:28:17) - How to Manage Your Finances(00:30:31) - Top Executives

Lyndon J. Barrois, Sr began creating art from discarded chewing gum wrappers when he was 10 years old. In this episode, award‑winning animator and visual‑effects artist Lyndon J. Barrois, Sr discusses his latest exhibition, his most ambitious project to date, the groundbreaking show - Futbol is Life: Animated Sportraits on view at the LACMA through mid July 2026. Iconic moments from both women's and men's soccer are staged as both spectacle and social record, pairing the “beautiful game” with the political and cultural forces it reflects. But this isn't just a conversation about his show at LACMA. Instead, Lyndon draws parallels between sports and politics, art and life, creative expression and mentorship, and the ways in which history, while sometimes hidden from view, is always present - if one knows where to look. In this episode Lyndon shares: His origins growing up in New Orleans How he began using discarded chewing gum wrappers to make art Studying at the HBCU, Xavier University of Louisiana then at Cal Arts His mentor, John Scott who encouraged him to see his work differently The buried histories and inequities in sports And how history can be found if one knows where to look At its core, this conversation considers the relationships and histories that are waiting to be unearthed through visual storytelling and sports as a conduit for cultural conversations. If you liked the episode, subscribe to our Substack for more highlights and insights about this episode and Lyndon's practice. Connect with Sade:  Subscribe to the Light Work newsletter Visit Sade's websiteVisit the Light Work websiteFollow Sade on Instagram  Follow Light Work on InstagramWatch the episodes on YouTubeReview us on Apple Podcasts---------------------------------Follow & Subscribe Subscribe on SubstackFollow Light Work on Instagram Follow Folasade Ologundudu on InstagramYouTube - Subscribe to the Light Work YouTube Channel 

In this week's episode, host Carol Schultz sits down with John Scott (Partner at Anders and leader of their Virtual CFO services practice) to unpack the realities of private equity, succession planning, and what it actually takes to build a business that survives beyond its founder. Drawing on decades of experience advising professional service firms, John breaks down why some companies scale sustainably—while others are forced into exits they didn't fully plan for.John explains that private equity is often misunderstood. While it can provide a significant payout for current owners, it comes with trade-offs—loss of control, pressure to hit aggressive financial targets, and in some cases, forced layoffs if performance doesn't meet expectations. Many firms turn to private equity not because it's ideal, but because they failed to build a pipeline of future leaders who could take over internally.They also discuss Anders' long-term approach to growth, including a hiring philosophy that prioritizes talent over timing. Instead of waiting until there's immediate need, the firm hires exceptional people ahead of demand—trusting that strong performers will grow into profitability and bring long-term value through relationships, expertise, and new business.The conversation explores why succession planning is one of the most overlooked responsibilities in leadership. John emphasizes that it's not a one-time decision, but an ongoing process of developing, trusting, and eventually stepping aside for the next generation. Businesses that remain dependent on their founders often struggle with valuation and continuity, while those that build systems and leaders early are positioned for stronger exits and sustained growth.Carol and John also dive into the rise of Virtual CFO services and fractional leadership. For many small to mid-sized companies, hiring a full-time executive is both expensive and risky. A fractional model allows companies to access strategic financial leadership, operational support, and systems expertise—while maintaining flexibility and reducing hiring risk.The discussion also touches on remote work and communication challenges in modern organizations. John shares how embracing a distributed workforce has enabled faster growth and broader access to talent, while also highlighting a key issue: over-reliance on email and messaging tools often slows down decision-making compared to direct conversations.The episode closes with a focus on employee ownership and long-term alignment. John outlines how Anders has implemented structured equity models—including synthetic shares—to give employees a stake in the firm's success. Without some form of ownership or participation, loyalty declines, especially during major transitions like acquisitions or leadership changes.TakeawaysPrivate equity can provide strong financial exits—but often reduces autonomy and increases pressure.Many firms sell because they failed to develop internal leadership pipelines.Hiring great talent ahead of need can create long-term competitive advantage.Succession planning must be continuous, not reactive.Founder-dependent businesses are less valuable and harder to scale.Virtual CFO models reduce hiring risk while improving financial visibility.Clean financials and forecasting directly increase company valuation.Remote work expands access to talent and accelerates growth.Poor communication—especially over email—slows execution.Employee ownership models improve retention and long-term alignment.Chapters00:00 Intro: Private equity, succession, and building lasting firms01:06 John Scott's background and Virtual CFO services at Anders02:03 Private equity: benefits, risks, and real-world consequences03:13 Hiring ahead of need and long-term talent strategy04:30 Investor pressure vs. independent ownership decisions05:58 Succession planning and developing future leaders07:11 Mandatory retirement and creating growth paths07:47 Why firms sell to private equity10:42 Advice for leaders: hiring, delegation, and trust12:21 Founder dependency and business valuation15:42 Virtual CFO model and fractional leadership17:17 Onboarding, systems, and financial optimization18:25 Remote work and scaling through distributed teams21:07 Communication breakdown in modern workplaces24:06 Financial discipline and valuation impact26:07 Team structure and specialization27:53 Private equity trade-offs revisited33:52 Employee ownership and equity models36:24 Final thoughts and resourcesDownload John's Book: Judicial Dollars and CentsTo take John's business assessment: Maturity Model Assessment - AndersConnect With Host Carol SchultzFind more information about our host Carol Schultz and her company at Vertical Elevation, LinkedIn, and Instagram.Want to be our next guest expert? Email cat.gloria@verticalelevation.com with your information.And of course, click "follow" to stay up-to-date on new episodes and leave an honest review/rating letting us know what you thought!

Why Your Business Is Always Short on Cash (Even When You're Busy)with John Scott   Find Rocky Lalvani @ www.ProfitComesFirst.com  or email him at rocky@profitcomesfirst.com  Make more, work less video: https://youtu.be/   Your business is busy. Revenue is coming in. The team is working hard.  So why does cash still feel tight?  In this episode of Profit Answer Man, Rocky Lalvani sits down with John Scott, Partner at Anders and leader of their Virtual CFO services for law firms, to unpack why profitable businesses still struggle with cash flow.  This conversation goes beyond theory. It breaks down the real financial levers that drive profit, capacity, and long-term stability.    Learning Insights  Many businesses discount the finance function by assigning bookkeeping to someone without proper expertise or keeping books months behind  You cannot make smart business decisions without current and accurate financial data  Working capital targets should range between 10 percent and 30 percent of expected annual revenue depending on risk  Setting aside 40 percent of monthly profit in a separate tax account prevents emotional and financial stress at tax time  Two to five additional productive hours per week per employee can dramatically increase profitability in service firms  Capacity determines pricing power. If you are at full capacity, you either raise prices or say no  Revenue drivers exist in every business. You must identify and track yours instead of relying on gut instinct  Segregating funds such as retainers, deposits, and sales tax prevents accidental overspending  Subscription pricing removes friction, encourages proactive conversations, and strengthens client relationships  Cash flow problems are often operational problems such as slow billing, lack of reconciliation, or unmanaged productivity    Big Takeaway  Cash flow is not a mystery. It is a management discipline. When owners define cash targets, track capacity, understand revenue drivers, and keep financial data current, clarity replaces stress. Small operational improvements such as tightening billing cycles, increasing utilization by a few hours, or segregating tax funds can dramatically change the financial health of a business. Profit and cash flow improve not through luck, but through consistent attention to the right levers.    Bio  John C. Scott, CPA, AEP, CGMA, is a partner in tax at Anders and a leading authority in law firm financial management. With over 30 years of experience, he heads Anders' legal industry efforts for their Virtual CFO team, offering law firms the dedicated resources, forward-looking financial insight, and critical thinking they need to thrive. Author of Judicial Dollars and Cents, John specializes in helping firms optimize processes, improve profitability, and position themselves for successful succession or managing partner transitions.   Drawing on deep expertise in tax planning, estate planning, and closely held business valuations, John partners with law firms to implement data-driven decision-making, streamline operations, and strengthen cash flow. His approach blends strategic foresight with handson financial leadership, ensuring firms can scale confidently and sustainably. Whether guiding a million-dollar boutique or a $30M multioffice practice, John helps ambitious legal leaders turn complexity into clarity—and profitability into lasting success.    Links  Website: https://anderscpa.com/  https://anders-virtual-cfo.scoreapp.com/p/profit-focused-accounting-maturity-assessment  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-c-scott-cpa/  https://www.linkedin.com/company/andersvcfo/posts/?feedView=all  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vcfobyanders/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andersvcfo/  Podcast: https://anderscpa.com/learn/podcasts/  Book: https://go.anderscpa.com/judicial-dollars-and-cents     Conclusion  Busy does not equal profitable. Revenue does not automatically create cash stability.  The businesses that win are the ones that understand their numbers, reconcile accounts regularly, forecast using real data, and make decisions based on facts instead of feelings.  When you treat cash as a strategic asset instead of an afterthought, everything changes.    If you want practical strategies to strengthen your cash flow and increase profitability, listen to this full episode of Profit Answer Man now and start applying these financial levers in your business today.    #ProfitAnswerMan #CashFlow #BusinessFinance #Entrepreneurship #VirtualCFO #ProfitFirst #SmallBusinessGrowth #FinancialClarity #BusinessOwners #WealthBuilding    Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@profitanswerman  Sign up to be notified when the next cohort of the Profit First Experience Course is available!  Free Copy of the Profit Blueprint Book: https://lp.profitcomesfirst.com/landing-page-page   Monthly Newsletter signup: https://lp.profitcomesfirst.com/newsletter-signup  Relay Bank (affiliate link): https://relayfi.com/?referralcode=profitcomesfirst  Profit Answer Man Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/profitanswerman/  My podcast about living a richer more meaningful life: http://richersoul.com/  Music provided by Junan from Junan Podcast  Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs. 

In the Williams Broadcasting Studio join John, Spencer, Scott, and Jackson for this weeks motorsports racing undate from "In The Pits".

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In this episode of "The Free Lawyer" podcast, host Gary interviews John Scott, a partner at Anders and a virtual CFO specializing in law firms. John shares insights from his 30+ years of experience, discussing the importance of financial leadership, the four pillars of law firm finance, and the value of having a CFO. The conversation covers succession planning, building financially sound firms, leveraging technology, and the benefits of outsourcing financial management. John offers practical advice for attorneys seeking to scale their firms, improve profitability, and achieve greater personal and professional freedom.John C. Scott, CPA, AEP, CGMA, is a partner in tax at Anders and a leading authority in law firm financial management. With over 30 years of experience, he heads Anders' legal industry efforts for their Virtual CFO team, offering law firms the dedicated resources, forward-looking financial insight, and critical thinking they need to thrive. Author of Judicial Dollars and Cents, John specializes in helping firms optimize processes, improve profitability, and position themselves for successful succession or managing partner transitions.Drawing on deep expertise in tax planning, estate planning, and closely held business valuations, John partners with law firms to implement data-driven decision-making, streamline operations, and strengthen cash flow. His approach blends strategic foresight with hands-on financial leadership, ensuring firms can scale confidently and sustainably. Whether guiding a million-dollar boutique or a $30M multi-office practice, John helps ambitious legal leaders turn complexity into clarity—and profitability into lasting success.Virtual CFO Approach & Differentiation (00:03:34) Why Law Firms Need a CFO (00:04:35) D.Biggest Financial Blind Spots (00:05:49) The Four Pillars of Financial Management (00:07:27) Cash Flow Management & Working Capital (00:08:24) .Building a Firm That Runs Without the Owner (00:09:29) Succession Planning & Owner Freedom (00:10:47) Avoiding Default Retirement (00:12:15) Successful Succession vs. Firm Collapse (00:13:39) When to Start Exit Planning (00:14:26) Key Financial Metric for Growth (00:15:02) Case Study: Turning Around a PI Firm (00:16:28) Value of Trusted Advisors & Coaching (00:17:52) Future Trends: Technology & Data (00:18:53) Building a Financially Sound, Fulfilling Firm (00:20:20) .Final Advice: Investing in Finance Function (00:22:02) You may order your copy of Breaking Free here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPKSQ59RWould you like to learn what it looks like to become a truly Free Lawyer? You can schedule a complimentary call here: https://calendly.com/garymiles-successcoach/one-one-discovery-callYou can find The Free Lawyer Assessment here- https://www.garymiles.net/the-free-lawyer-assessment

In the Williams Broadcasting Studio join John, Spencer, Scott, Jackson and special guest Greg Emerson of "Night Owl Creations" talking about motorsports racing for "In The Pits".

In the Williams Broadcasting Studio join John, Scott, Spencer, and Jackson for this weeks motorsports racing news update "In The Pits".

From the Williams Broadcasting Studio join John, Jackson, Spencer and Scott for this weeks motorsports racing news update from "In The Pits".

Dr. John Scott, Member of the Executive Committee, Chief Strategy Officer, and Co-founder of Innventure, an industrial growth conglomerate that delivers early-stage growth with late-stage … Read more The post The Trillion-Dollar Gap: How Innventure Commercializes Global R&D with John Scott appeared first on Top Entrepreneurs Podcast | Enterprise Podcast Network.

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Health Affairs' Rob Lott interviews John Scott of the University of Washington about his recent paper exploring findings on the financial fallout from traumatic injuries, highlighting persistent medical debt burdens and the policy gaps that leave many patients unprotected. Order the February 2026 issue of Health Affairs.Currently, more than 70 percent of our content is freely available - and we'd like to keep it that way. With your support, we can continue to keep our digital publication Forefront and podcast

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Raymond Prior and Chase Cooper kick off 2026 with a wide-ranging conversation with John Scott Rattan, coach at Congressional Country Club and a full-time presence in the world of elite competitive golf.John Scott breaks down what coaching Tour players actually looks like—travel, remote support, building a weekly “blueprint,” and why the goal is to eliminate anything new once the tournament starts. They get into the real separators at that level: how players handle adversity, how coaches ask better questions, and why confidence beats correctness when it's time to compete.The episode also goes beyond mechanics into the parts most people don't talk about: permission to give unfiltered feedback, the coach-player relationship, why players change coaches, and how social media can help—or quietly hurt—performance. From concept vs swing thought, to in-event adjustments, to the myths that won't die in golf instruction, this one is equal parts Tour coaching reality and high-level coaching philosophy.You can find John Scott Rattan at Congressional Country Club in the Washington, DC area, at JSRgolf.com, and on Instagram @jsr_golf.

This episode, first aired in 2019, brings you the story of John Scott, the professional hockey player that every fan loved to hate.  A tough guy. A brawler. A goon. But when an impish pundit named Puck Daddy called on fans to vote for Scott to play alongside the world's greatest players in the NHL All-Star Game, Scott found himself facing off against fans, commentators, and the powers that be.  Was this the realization of Scott's childhood dreams? Or a nightmarish prank gone too far? Today on Radiolab, a goof on a goon turns into a parable of the agony and the ecstasy of the internet, and democracy in the age of Boaty McBoatface.Special thanks to Larry Lynch and Morgan Springer. Check out John Scott's "Dropping the Gloves" podcast (https://www.droppingthegloves.com/) and his book (https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/A-Guy-Like-Me/John-Scott/9781501159657) "A Guy Like Me". EPISODE CREDITS: Reported by - Latif NasserProduced by - Matt KieltyOriginal music and sound design contributed by -John Dryden, Thee Oh Sees, Weedeater and Bongzilla.Sign up for our newsletter!! It includes short essays, recommendations, and details about other ways to interact with the show. Signup (https://radiolab.org/newsletter)!Radiolab is supported by listeners like you. Support Radiolab by becoming a member of The Lab (https://members.radiolab.org/) today.Follow our show on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @radiolab, and share your thoughts with us by emailing radiolab@wnyc.org.Leadership support for Radiolab's science programming is provided by the Simons Foundation and the John Templeton Foundation. Foundational support for Radiolab was provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

Willow Creek pro Carl Sarahs joins the live show on ESPN 700 to kick off the new year. Utah Golf Hall of Famer Guy Yocom reminisces on Tiger's life so far. We catch up with Utah Section PGA Player of the Year Zach Johnson, and get to know John Scott of College Coaches Connection. Sponsored by Goldenwest Credit Union.  

 A recent study from the University of Washington School of Medicine reveals a national snapshot of the ways Americans are vulnerable to financial insecurity after undergoing medical procedures.    Surveys showed that about 38% of people who undergo surgery in the United States report experiencing financial hardship after surgery – meaning they have incurred medical debt and have difficulty paying medical bills, or they delay medical care for fear of cost.    John Scott is a trauma surgeon and researcher who studies health policy at the University of Washington. He joins us to discuss his findings.

John Scott, eight-year NHL forward and host of Dropping the Gloves podcast, joins JD to discuss the NHL's Department of Player Safety having a hearing to debate a potential suspension for Bobby McMann, why he didn't panic about the Leafs during their slow start, Auston Matthews' impressive performance against the Tampa Bay Lightning, and the impact of getting scratched as a healthy player. JD later explains why Nick Robertson would benefit from a new home (25:00), before Producer Armen lays out Shams Charania's report indicating the Raptors interest in Anthony Davis (33:00). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.  

From the Williams Broadcasting Studio join John, Scott, Spencer and Mark for this weeks motorsports racing news update for "In the Pits".

John Scott Rattan is a nationally respected golf coach and the Director of Instruction at Congressional Country Club. A standout junior and collegiate player, he was the 1999 Maryland High School Champion, The Washington Post's 2000 All-Met Golfer of the Year, and an All-SEC performer at the University of Tennessee. After competing professionally for several years, Rattan transitioned into coaching at the University of Maryland and the University of Virginia before moving fully into high-level instruction. Widely recognized for his teaching — including being named the 2020 MAPGA Teacher of the Year — he is known for his holistic, relationship-driven approach to player development for golfers of all ages.

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Millions of Americans are behind on their retirement savings goals, and nearly 70% of those already retired wish they had started saving earlier. But Gen Z, the latest generation to enter the workforce, is an outlier, with the data showing that they are saving more than millennials and putting new emphasis on planning for the future. What gives? In this episode of "After the Fact," John Scott, who directs Pew's retirement savings project, explains new ways people can save more and earlier. And Taylor Price, a financial educator, influencer, and entrepreneur known online as Priceless Tay, discusses how she's trying to help close the financial literacy gap for Gen Zers.

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As we, at WGN Radio, prepare to welcome the Chicago Blackhawks into the “Century Club,” we are celebrating Chicago's Original 6 hockey organization by highlighting over 100 players, coaches, executives, broadcasters and personalities that have been a part of Blackhawks' 100-year history. Every weekday leading up to and through the 2025-26 season, you will hear […]

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From the Williams Broadcasting Studio join John, Scott, Spencer and Jackson for this weeks Motorsports Racing Update "IN The Pits"

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Host of 'Dropping Gloves' John Scott on intensity of training camps, what it's like battling for a roster spot, and why he thinks Matthews will have a massive year

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In the summer of 1889, a London police officer stopped and searched a telegraph boy, suspecting him of stealing from the Post Office he worked for. What he uncovered was not theft, but instead a network of male sex workers being frequented by some of the most respectable gentlemen in the country.Kate is joined by John Scott to discuss the scandal that ensued. John is Head of School in the School of Justice at Queensland University of Technology.This episode was edited by Tomos Delargy. It was produced by Sophie Gee and Stuart Beckwith. The senior producer was Charlotte Long.Please vote for us for Listeners' Choice at the British Podcast Awards! Follow this link, and don't forget to confirm the email. Thank you!Sign up to History Hit for hundreds of hours of original documentaries, with a new release every week and ad-free podcasts. Sign up at https://www.historyhit.com/subscribe.  You can take part in our listener survey here.All music from Epidemic Sounds.Betwixt the Sheets: History of Sex, Scandal & Society is a History Hit podcast.

Nearly 60 million people in the U.S. fall into the broad category of independent workers. Those include contract, temporary and gig workers. Their jobs do not fall neatly into employer-connected benefit systems, so policymakers increasingly are exploring benefits that are instead attached to the worker. Several states have enacted legislation allowing portable benefits to be set up in their state. Other states have created programs that offer automatic enrollment for employees without access to an employer-sponsored plan. All those efforts are aimed at expanding the ways people save for retirement and other needs. On this episode to discuss the issue are John Scott, director of the Retirement Savings Project at Pew, Kristen Sharp of the Flex Association and Karen Kavanaugh, who's working with Tufts University on the Working While Caring Initiative.All three talked about how the worker benefits system can better serve people in the changing economy and provide them with greater financial security.Scott laid out the scale of the challenge to improve financial security for Americans and Sharp discussed how portable benefits can help the people her group serves, the millions of people whose work is app-based and need a better system to receive benefits. Kavanaugh is focused on how benefits employers provide can be better shaped to help the tens of millions of people in this country with caregiving responsibilities. She's overseeing a pilot project that's exploring how smaller employers can build in the flexibility needed by many caregivers. ResourcesPortable Benefits for Independent Contractors: A Framework for State Policymaking, NCSLStates, Employers Weigh Portable Benefits for Independent Workers, NCSLWorkers Without Access to Retirement Benefits Struggle to Build Wealth, Pew 

When did you last pause to consider what it takes to turn daring ideas from a lab into reality?  In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I spend time with Mike Otworth, Executive Chairman of Innventure, whose career reveals what happens when breakthrough technology leaves the safety of research and collides with real-world demands. Mike's view offers an honest look at what changes when you match influential inventions with a team that moves quickly and welcomes a little discomfort. We begin with Mike's unexpected transition from working on Capitol Hill to joining a group of brilliant scientists in Florida. That twist of fate shaped his life's direction and planted the seed for what later became Innventure. He explains how they tackle a problem that many overlook: big companies often create advanced solutions but lack the speed or drive to launch them effectively. His answer was to build an organization that runs on agility, quick learning, and a firm belief that course corrections are normal, not failures. One idea that sticks is what Mike calls "adaptive strategic positioning." In plain English, it means leaders must remain flexible and innovative enough to adjust their direction as soon as reality reveals something new. For founders juggling investors and product timelines, this can feel uncomfortable, yet it remains a necessary task. He also shares why he looks for "athletes" rather than box-ticking hires.  For Mike, mindset beats a perfect CV every time. He seeks individuals who bring determination, resilience, and an appetite for new challenges, regardless of their starting point. We also explore how team culture can't be built with beanbags and table football alone. Real innovation teams keep an eye on the big goal and value shared wins more than individual credit.  Mike also discusses giving every team member a stake in the outcome, ensuring everyone rows in the same direction. He gives a heartfelt nod to Dr. John Scott, a mentor whose sharp mind and honest opinions shaped his knack for spotting which tech has a chance in the market. This episode is more than another story of startup life. It's a clear window into how leadership must evolve as a company grows from a scrappy experiment to a trusted player. Mike's reflections on when to step back and let new leaders steer add a layer of honesty that many founders rarely share. If you enjoy hearing how a few bold decisions can ripple through entire industries, this chat offers plenty to chew on. Expect thoughtful lessons about courage, flexibility, and what it takes to build a company where every person is trusted to run with an idea and find a way forward. For anyone curious about early-stage success beyond the headlines, settle in and hear how Mike and Innventure prove that speed, trust, and the right people still matter most.

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As businesses emerge from tax season, many ask: How can I maximize profits and minimize taxes for next year? John Scott, an Anders CPAs + Advisors partner, sits down to enlighten us. John has been working with Anders since 1992, leading the firm's legal industry efforts for the Virtual CFO team. He effectively uses key performance metrics to offer dedicated resources, financial insight, and critical thinking to help law firms address complex issues. John is on a mission to help his clients understand what's going to happen based on current data. How does he achieve this? By accessing financial records and reconciling cash flows on a weekly basis… In this episode, we cover: How to make data-driven decisions. How to stay in sync with your cash flow curve. Ways to determine your “working capital”, and how to build cash reserves. Key factors that every business owner should know. To learn more about John and his work with Anders CPAs + Advisors, click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9