Podcast appearances and mentions of Jon Morgan

Baltimore is home to several world-class sports facilities. Oriole Park at Camden Yards was recently voted the best Major League Ballpark in the USA Today Readers' Choice travel award contest, and M&T Bank stadium is full for many of their home game. Pimlico Racetrack, which has certainly seen better days, is an iconic location, home to the second leg of the Triple Crown. Now, the state is prepared to spend more than a billion dollars improving them. Are these improvements a good deal for fans and taxpayers? What models do other cities provide for what Baltimore might do with our stadiums? We'll talk about it today with Jon Morgan, an author who covered sports for many years at the Baltimore Sun, and Dennis Coates, a UMBC Professor of Economics and editor of The Journal of Sports Economics.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

In the third and final episode of the Beyond Borders: The future of zero trust in government podcast series, experts from industry and government discuss the U.S. military and Defense Department's commitment to fully implement zero trust by 2027. Jon Morgan, systems engineer for ThunderCat along with David W. McKeown, DOD senior information security officer and deputy CIO for cybersecurity and Brian “Stretch” Meyer, senior director of Axonius Federal Engineering, highlight key challenges DOD faces, as well as its strategies to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks and secure the nation's digital defenses. The discussion also delves into upcoming trends in cybersecurity and how DOD and civilian federal agencies can future-proof their operations, offering practical insights on adapting security measures in a constantly evolving threat landscape.

On Day 5 of the sixth year of our week-a-year ski traverse of the Grand Alpine Arc (Mediterranean to Vienna) we found ourselves stopping a bit earlier than planned, at the almost full Warnsdorfer hütte winter room. I took the opportunity to sit down with Ben Bardsley and Jon Morgan to discuss our ‘Speedy Tours' project. Started in 2016 at Menton on the Med coast, the three of us plus fourth member Es Tresidder set out on our journey. The project has been incredibly engaging, taking us through varied terrain and weather conditions, with every type of snow. Long days in new places have made for very memorable trips which build with each year. We talk about the ethos, equipment and practicalities of the project. (Not the best audio I'm afraid on this episode as just done on a phone in the back of a busy hut)

On this episode of Real Estate for Breakfast, host Phil Coover is joined by a fellow champion of Chicago, Jon Morgan. Jon is co-founder and managing principal of Chicago-based Interra Realty, and he and Phil begin their conversation by discussing Interra's formation to its emergence as a middle-market commercial real estate brokerage focusing primarily on multifamily asset sales. During the episode, Phil and Jon reminisce on the 2008 recession and how it differs from today's market conditions, especially concerning the level of control banks previously had on real estate. Now that the real estate market is so volatile, Jon ensures that research is an integral part of Interra's philosophy. Jon says he and his colleagues track the market weekly and stay in constant communication with clients to effectively take advantage of fluctuating market conditions. Jon also explains how the multifamily market has managed to stay lucrative despite seesawing trends spurred by the pandemic. He points out that retailers are now starting to participate in the multifamily space because it keeps pace with inflation, making it a prime investment opportunity. As fellow Chicagoans, Phil and Jon do not forget to pay homage to the city by highlighting Chicago's phenomenal restaurants, major sports teams and growing tech scene. As the two discuss prominent Chicago neighborhoods such as the West Loop, Phil capitalizes on Jon's knowledge of economics to get him to reveal what he believes the “next West Loop”, or at least an up-and-coming area of Chicago. Jon Morgan began his career in real estate in 2004. Since then, he has been involved in more than $1 billion in transactions, including apartment buildings, retail properties and ground-up developments. Jon co-founded Interra Realty with David Goss in 2010 to create a different kind of brokerage firm, one built on trusting relationships with buyers and sellers and hyperlocal, block-by-block expertise. This, coupled with Interra's commitment to client service, has helped the company to establish many long-lasting relationships, fuel its meteoric growth and become a destination for talent and the training of up-and-coming brokers. As Chicago's top middle-market brokerage, Interra now handles almost one in five sales of apartment buildings up to 100 units, according to CoStar. Learn more about Interra here: https://interrarealty.com/

Today, I am honored to have a guest who's going to share some very important tips that'll help our military community create better resumes and complete online application to take that next step in the hiring process.Here on The Morning Formation, we are laser focused providing you the best tips from Veterans who have paved the path to help you make better decisions. Our guest today is Jon Morgan and he's the Work for Warriors Georgia Employment Coordinator. And today we're going to learn about his resume hacks, his organization, and his position with Work For Warriors Georgia. Jon Morgan's LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-morgan-65201b99/Jon Morgan's Email:jon@w4wga.orgW4W Georgia LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/work-for-warriors-georgiaW4W Georgia Website:https://workforwarriorsga.org/staff/W4W Georgia Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/W4WGA/

CEO of national auto servicing company In 'n' Out Autocentres, Jon Morgan, talks about his career path, the company and its customer service and community wellbeing mentality , and his love of cycling - and why he gets involved in challenging charity cycle rides, recently as the main corporate sponsors for the Northampton Hope Centres Ride4Hope. See https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-morgan-a796544a/ and https://www.inoautocentres.co.uk/ Originally Broadcast Tuesday 14th September on Open4Business on NLive Radio

Jon Morgan is a child of the 90s - and it shows with his picks. Very solid list here, Jonny! ..always enjoy talking this era of music.. Jon is a drummer and was in numerous bands here in the local Edmonton music scene over the years, as well as a supporter of the local bands albums - he has been known to set up at Flea Markets and other such vendors with bands' CDs and vinyl, helping them sell their music and get the word out. #10albums : Rage Against the Machine - 'Evil Empire' Gate - 'Lost' Ace of Base - 'The Sign' (his first album he ever owned, so cut him some slack) Tool - 'Lateralus' Soundgarden - 'Superunknown' Massive Attack - 'Mezzanine' Sublime - '40oz to Freedom' Mr. Bungle - 'California' Daft Punk - 'Musique Vol.1' Radiohead - 'The Bends' #guiltypleasures : The B-52s - 'Time Capsule' Batman Forever Soundtrack

Part 2 of the interview with Jon Morgan, following his big announcement : He has officially announced his candidacy for City Council of Treaty 6 Territory (Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi) Jon has been a frontline public servant - working for the past 14 years in the Transit Dept for the City of Edmonton; Jon is also the President of the Community League for Heritage Point. We get into why Jon chose to take this on at this point in his life, as well as the challenges the current state of the world are bringing to his campaign ..we also talk about what may show up as some of the pillars of his platform. Listen in to this 2-parter as Jon and I get into his story, his past and how his path led him to this announcement! https://www.jonmorgan.ca **tune in for Part 3 - which is an episode of '10 Albums' (https://www.spreaker.com/show/10-albums)

Jon Morgan has a BIG announcement to make today!! He has officially announced his candidacy for City Council of Treaty 6 Territory (Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi) Jon has been a frontline public servant - working for the past 14 years in the Transit Dept for the City of Edmonton; Jon is also the President of the Community League for Heritage Point. We get into why Jon chose to take this on at this point in his life, as well as the challenges the current state of the world are bringing to his campaign ..we also talk about what may show up as some of the pillars of his platform. Listen in to this 2-parter as Jon and I get into his story, his past and how his path led him to this announcement! https://www.jonmorgan.ca

Join me as we talk laughter with Jon Gordon and Morgan Burns, co-pastors on a mission. Today's mission is to keep us laughing. We talk about the importance of drawing lines in laughter. We need these lines as we laugh in friendships, at work, in understanding our own insecurities, and in the vulnerability of being known.  Listen in & hit subscribe if you enjoyed today's podcast! Leave a review to help show support. Want to connect with Jon & Morgan? Find more over on Citylifechurch.org Want more encouraging thoughts each week? Subscribe to Thursday Thoughts with Brooke over on bnoelleliving.com

After a combined 69 years on the bench, Judges Patricia Doherty, John Kest, Jon Morgan, and Janet Thorpe retired from full-time service at the end of 2020. During their last weeks at the courts, Chief Judge Don Myers took the opportunity to sit down and interview each of them. Listen in as our retiring judges look back at their careers and explore what lies ahead.  

BUILD YOUR DREAM BUSINESS IN 8 WEEKS: https://londonreal.tv/biz/ 2021 SUMMIT TICKETS: https://londonreal.tv/summit/ NEW MASTERCLASS EACH WEEK: http://londonreal.tv/masterclass-yt LATEST EPISODE: https://londonreal.link/latest Jon Morgan is the current Director of the Theatres Trust in Britain since 2017, a national advisory public body for theatres and is a former director of both the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the Federation for Scottish Theatre. The organisation’s mission is to protect and promote Britain’s theatre buildings, ensuring their survival and ongoing use as performance spaces, which has been made nearly impossible, due to restrictions imposed during the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdowns. The Theatre Trust also successfully lobbied for changes to planning law which will provide extra protections to prevent vacant theatres from being demolished or irreversibly changed into other uses before the sector has had time to recover. The organisation is also fundraising to increase our grant-giving capacity and will be targeting grants to help theatres with reopening costs in due course. He called for “urgent support” from the government, and has been at the forefront of discussions around ways to protect British culture and this crucial industry that brings in £2.7 billion pounds annually to the UK economy. Jon also highlighted that “Our grants programme is relatively modest and given the historic under-investment in our nation’s theatres over the last 30 years, the shortfall is huge. Theatres are going to need a real injection of cash post-COVID to ensure our theatres remain fit for purpose…. We must ensure that the UK’s wonderful network of over 1,100 theatres large and small, old and new, can be saved and serve their communities once again.”

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Jon Morgan needs to have a conversation with the Gun Shop Guys. Red Flags are Bullshit! Non Binary is a myth, Bodyguard is the GOTW S&W Model 38. 

Jon Morgan is a director that set out to build a director-based production company in St. Louis, JM Films, which meant building a strong roster of talent. He and his team of creatives can also collaborate with any in-house team to up their game. Check out his work here. We chat about Beumer Group, a branding spot for a coal company, that is gorgeous. I've put more at www.jordanbrady.com too. Commercial Directing Bootcamp has moved to 10.10.2020 in Los Angeles. Limit 20 filmmakers. Go sign up now cuz filmmakers from our cancelled June Bootcamp took one third of the spots. Airline tickets are cheap now too. Commercial Directing Masterclass is $199 online and available now, and you'll save $100 on Bootcamp when you complete the course. Just saying. Thank you, Jordan This is 30 minutes. Thanks for Oso Delicious Hot Sauce for sponsoring the show.

Jon Morgan is a director that set out to build a director-based production company in St. Louis, JM Films, which meant building a strong roster of talent. He and his team of creatives can also collaborate with any in-house team to up their game. Check out his work here. We chat about Beumer Group, a branding spot for a coal company, that is gorgeous.…

After being laid off from his corporate job, Jon Morgan decided to start his own company. He brushed off the video skills he picked up in junior high, and started the video production company JM Films, and now works with huge companies like Microsoft and Mastercard. In this episode, we talk about how to price creative work, sales strategies to land high-value clients, and why you need to eliminate your Plan B. Visit their website at https://jmfilms.com/, or follow JM Films on social media @jmfilmsllc --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/holsteinstudios/message

If we didn’t have to do sales in this work then everything would be so much easier, right? There are ways to make sales easier, more natural, and ultimately more profitable. Today’s guest has only been in the video business for a short time, but his dedication to sales has led him to success after success.  Jon Morgan’s passion is selling. He is the owner and founder of JM Films, one of the top production companies in St. Louis. Jon has worked with such clients as Microsoft, Mastercard, and the NHL. He and his studio are passionate about producing engaging cinematic quality videos for companies and businesses that not only tell their stories but also get results. Jon takes us through the humble beginnings of his marketing business as he forged his own path in an already crowded market. Recognizing that an opportunity existed in making videos, Jon shifted gears and has been finding success ever since. Jon explains how he found the right sort of clients for him and how to assess the profitability of potential work. We talk a lot about how we learn and grow as entrepreneurs. Succeeding for Jon and me both came from learning from others and being open to receiving advice. It also involves putting yourself out there for others so that we can be of help to an entire community. Finally, Jon lays out some great advice for managing all your potential customers and using a CRM platform. This allows you to keep track of the customers who may not be ready to buy right now but will be in the future.  How do you followup with clients who are not ready to buy from you at the moment but might be later on? Leave a comment on the episode page!   In this episode Finding the right niche for your business in a crowded field What it means to be “front of mind” in your work The value of finding community and mentors to learn from How to stop wasting time and energy selling to the wrong audience Why it’s important to have a clear plan for your business from the beginning What CRM is and why it’s crucially important for your business’s growth   Quotes “I realized early on that selling video services to someone who’s a lot more expensive than you are is a lot easier of a conversation than selling to someone whose product or services are a lot less expensive than yours.” [14:42] “If I know that it’s easier to sell a video to an industry that we’ve already worked in, then why don’t I just focus on these industries more instead of trying to pioneer new paths in every possible industry out there?” [17:12] “Really try to soak up as much information, learning, and wisdom as you can from other people. You’re going to learn a lot, not only from your mistakes and what you do well and maybe didn’t do well but also from asking others.” [30:51] “Whether or not you have a plan, you’re still going to make a lot of mistakes…. Things are going to evolve. You’re going to have to be able and willing to adapt.” [40:09] “Only 3% of the market is ready to buy right now. That means the other 97% is not now. A lot of people make the mistake of only looking for that 3%.” [43:10]   Links: Find Jon Morgan online Follow Jon on Instagram | Linkedin Learn about the upcoming Studio Sherpas workshop here   Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Do you have something to share on this podcast? Fill out this form here. Be sure to take the Studio Sherpas survey for a chance to win some incredible prizes (if we do say so ourselves!) Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune in to our weekly Facebook Lives Follow Studio Sherpas on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

God’s Power Manifested Through the Marginalized Lectionary Date: July 7, 2019 [4th Sunday after Pentecost, Year C] This week, Justin Reed joins Rachel and Tim for a conversation all about the healing of Naaman in 2 Kings 5. Justin is Assistant Professor of Old Testament/Hebrew Bible at Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary in KY, and an ordained Baptist minister. A PhD candidate at Princeton Theological Seminary, his research and teaching interests include ethnicity in the Hebrew Bible, inner-biblical interpretation, Bible in popular culture, and reception history. Justin’s dissertation explores Genesis 9:18-29, the passage about “Noah’s curse.” Throughout millennia, interpreters have read this passage through a particular, destructive ideological lens. Informed by critical race theory, Justin challenges this long-standing bias and proposes an alternate interpretation in which the context of the primeval history in Genesis and ironic use of intertextual allusions offer crucial interpretive clues and permit a more nuanced explication of how ethnocentrism has manifested in biblical literature. Justin explores some of these issues in his chapter, “‘How—how is this just?!’: How Aronofsky and Handel Handle Noah’s Curse” in Noah as Antihero: Darren Aronofsky’s Cinematic Deluge (Routledge, 2017) edited by Rhonda Burnette-Bletch and Jon Morgan.

What is artificial intelligence? The question everyone has a different answer to. Turns out, AI is more than what the IBM commercials have told you. In Part 1 of this edition of South Pod live from the 2019 DIG SOUTH Tech Summit, host Jon Yarian sits down with Jon Morgan, Product Manager at Google and Enrico Palmerino, Founder and CEO of botkeeper as they discuss how to incorporate AI and machine learning into your strategic planning and other processes to grow your company.      

After 595 days, Game of Thrones came back with a new episode! It was all about reunions… Jon and Arya, Jon and Sansa, Arya and Gendry, Arya and The Hound, Bran and Jamie… The beloved Euron comes home. Yara is rescued. There was so much going on and the Three Ravens are here to give you all the analysis and predictions. We are joined by guest host Jon Morgan this week. You may have heard Jon recently on Ben’s other podcast - The Lanyard - link below. Three Ravens is recorded at The Copper Room above Ben’s Brewing Co. It’s hosted by Ben Hanten, Brooke Lancaster, and Josh Kramer. Be sure to hit us up with your feedback and predictions on the Ben’s Brewing Co. Facebook page at https://facebook.com/bensbrewing The Lanyard podcast is at https://anchor.fm/thelanyard Ben’s Brewing has a growing YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/bensbrewingco x Thanks for listening!

Brian and Malinda host Jon Morgan, product manager at Google, to discuss all things robot-related. Is it enough to create robots with a main purpose of keeping people company or is it just a phase? Today, people are buying services, not robots.

Jon Morgan w/ Equity Title talks about what to look for when purchasing a home at auction -10/02/18 by Harvey Blankfeld

Jon Morgan w/ Equity Title educates us on extended title insurance policies -06/05/2018 by Harvey Blankfeld

We have an ALL NEW RERNLV waiting for you! Join Harvey as he welcomes Jon Morgan with Equity Title of Nevada. These two have a myriad of topics on hand for you folks. First, they discuss buyer and seller responsibilities when it comes to costs. Who pays for the inspection? What about the HOA fees? Do sellers get off without having to pay any costs? Be sure to check out what they have to say right here! Then, news came out this week that the Oakland Raiders' owner has filed the paperwork needed for the team to relocate to Las Vegas. Check out what Harvey and Jon have to think about that. Harvey also has his Headlines vs. Reality, and it's time for his Monthly Market Update! You won't want to miss this show! As always, please be sure to tune in each and EVERY Saturday at 11 AM to RERNLV on AM720 KDWN.

We have an ALL NEW RERNLV waiting for you! Join Harvey as he welcomes Jon Morgan with Equity Title of Nevada. These two have a myriad of topics on hand for you folks. First, they discuss buyer and seller responsibilities when it comes to costs. Who pays for the inspection? What about the HOA fees? Do sellers get off without having to pay any costs? Be sure to check out what they have to say right here! Then, news came out this week that the Oakland Raiders' owner has filed the paperwork needed for the team to relocate to Las Vegas. Check out what Harvey and Jon have to think about that. Harvey also has his Headlines vs. Reality, and it's time for his Monthly Market Update! You won't want to miss this show! As always, please be sure to tune in each and EVERY Saturday at 11 AM to RERNLV on AM720 KDWN.

 This week's episode was recorded at a house show where I met a cool guy name Jon Morgan. Jon's new EP is full of really great music from start to finish and I am so pleased to be able to feature his music today on the show as well as an interview. We play three songs on this episode, one live and two studio cuts which can be purchased at www.JonMorganMusic.bandcamp.com.  You're going love this soulful original music by a unique and creative artist.  "Freely you received, freely give." -- Matthew 10:8Get a free Easter album with Sheet music from Rick Lee James on NoisetradeEaster Worship Experience 2014 with Rick Lee James on Noisetrade.com[caption id="attachment_2603" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Click Here To Download Album and Lead Sheets[/caption][caption id="attachment_9210" align="aligncenter" width="215"] Get Rick Lee James' Email Updates[/caption][caption id="attachment_9147" align="aligncenter" width="300"] @RickLeeJames[/caption]  Copyright © 2014 Voices In My Head Productions, All rights reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

  This week's episode was recorded at a house show where I met a cool guy name Jon Morgan. Jon's new EP is full of really great music from start to finish and I am so pleased to be able to feature his music today on the show as well as an interview. We play three songs on this episode, one live and two studio cuts which can be purchased at www.JonMorganMusic.bandcamp.com.  You're going love this soulful original music by a unique and creative artist.  "Freely you received, freely give." -- Matthew 10:8Get a free Easter album with Sheet music from Rick Lee James on NoisetradeEaster Worship Experience 2014 with Rick Lee James on Noisetrade.com[caption id="attachment_2603" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Click Here To Download Album and Lead Sheets[/caption][caption id="attachment_9210" align="aligncenter" width="215"] Get Rick Lee James' Email Updates[/caption][caption id="attachment_9147" align="aligncenter" width="300"] @RickLeeJames[/caption]  Copyright © 2014 Voices In My Head Productions, All rights reserved.

Music of Jon Morgan. Pastor London's Teaching of Why a Good God Lets Bad Things Happens.