Podcast appearances and mentions of joseph bradford

In this week's episode of The Light Watkins Show, we revisit Light's conversation with Joseph Bradford III about how the challenges of his childhood led him to dedicate his life to helping the homeless. Joseph started a non-profit called B.A.R.E. Truth, an organization that provides mentorship, independent living assistance, and wellness services to impoverished individuals and families. By helping them attain healthy, purpose-driven lives, Joseph ultimately changed the economic and living conditions of communities. Their conversation begins as always, with Joseph's upbringing, and he tells a story about being born to a very young mother, the oldest of his siblings. He talks about the responsibilities placed on his shoulders to look after those more vulnerable than himself, even as a kid. This sparked an early tendency in Joseph to be caring and to see that the people around him were safe before he thought of his own well-being. We hear about Joseph's many challenges through school and college before he finally wound up in California and began to help the homeless after giving away half his dinner one night. Joseph talks about consistently trying to lend a hand and how this process slowly scaled up to the point where he started B.A.R.E Truth. Light and Joseph spent the last part of their conversation focusing on good approaches to helping the homeless, the work Joseph does to keep his non-profit running, and the centrality of his desire to care keeps him motivated each day.

Episode 4 of Username Taken features guest Joseph Bradford where we discuss his thoughts on the gaming journalism, freelance writing, MMORPGs, and more.

Wealth is not only measured by what you have saved, but also by whom you have helped.   In this very special episode of the Purpose-Driven Wealth podcast, Mo Bina shares the table with Joseph Bradford, the founder of B.A.R.E. Truth Inc, as they discuss about the key issues surrounding homelessness in the country, and what their organization does to help as many people as they can. Joseph's inspiring journey through life gave rise to his initiative.       Here's what you will expect in this episode:     A story with the first homeless person he hung out with. How he ended up establishing the organization. Key programs and initiatives Housing program and mentorship for youth. Thoughts on dealing with the homelessness issue. Humanizing the homeless and partnering with doctors How the pandemic has affected their organization. Homelessness doesn't have a face. Other events the organization hosts Fund raiser drives and dealing with rejection. Knowing the right person makes all the difference. A purpose driven wealth. The vision for the organization A call for volunteers, ideas, and suggestions.     About Joseph Bradford:   Joseph Bradford is a dedicated professional with a remarkable career spanning various domains, including mentoring, property management, financial advisory, and talent management. As the Founder of B.A.R.E. Truth Inc, he has spent over seven years tirelessly working to uplift impoverished individuals and families in the Greater Los Angeles Area, offering mentorship and wellness services to empower them to lead healthier, purpose-driven lives. Joseph's five-year tenure as a Property Manager at The John Stewart Company involved providing housing to formerly homeless individuals, demonstrating his deep commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable populations. In addition to his philanthropic work, he served as a Financial Advisor at WFG - World Financial Group and operated as the Owner of Achieve A Dream, a talent management company. Joseph's impressive educational background includes an Associate's Degree in Intermedia/Multimedia from IADT Orlando Fl and a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from Santa Monica College.     Joseph Bradford Links:   Website: www.baretruthinc.org Instagram: @official_bare_truth TikTok: @bare_truth_inc

Life is full of ups and downs, but how we choose to overcome challenges defines who we are. Today is the annual complication episode, and the theme for this year's wrap-up is “Making Something Out of Nothing." Hear clips from the most memorable moments from the show about people overcoming incredible odds to fulfill their dreams. In this episode, you will hear from Sebastian Terry who created 100things, best-selling author Agapi Stassinopoulos, ex-prisoner turned writer Shaka Senghor, “Free Hugs Guy” Ken Nwadike Jr., conscious comedian J Smiles, and B.A.R.E Truth Founder Joseph Bradford. In the clips, you will hear how each guest was able to find their inner calling and overcome extreme challenges to realize their passion. Their stories demonstrate how we are usually not prepared to do the things we desire but that a leap of faith is required to begin the journey, no matter how small your resources are. Tune in, get inspired, and start taking your first steps toward making something out of nothing!

In this episode of the “Living a life that demands an explanation” series, Will talks to Joseph Bradford III who is the founder of the non-profit organisation B.A.R.E Truth.  The organization's mission is to provide mentorship and independent living assistance to dispossessed individuals and families, helping them improve their lives and helping to improve the overall condition of our communities.  During the episode, Will and Joseph talk about the work that B.A.R.E Truth does and how Joseph came to be a voice for the dispossessed. He tells the story of his own childhood, what made him turn his life around and choose do commit his life to doing non-profit work. Finally, Joseph also talks about his vision for the future and what people can do to connect and support the organization.    — LEARN MORE ABOUT JOSEPH AND B.A.R.E Truth —  Website: https://baretruthinc.org/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/official_bare_truth/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialbaretruth/    — HELP ME SUPPORT DECRIMINALIZE NATURE —   Website: https://www.decriminalizenature.org/  Donate: https://www.decriminalizenature.org/contribute  My podcast interview: https://youtu.be/S07T1SFAZgM     — LISTEN TO CYLINDER RADIO — Website: https://cylinderradio.libsyn.com/  Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cylinder-radio/id1448662116  YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLon6GBsGLBQs21-45o3Iixr7DvhnbHZ1T   — SUPPORT MY WORK — Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/willreusch Instagram: https://instagram.com/willreusch My Website: https://willreusch.com   

Real Estate agent and former singer, Jordyn Taylor, like many people who were stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, began to reflect on her purpose in life. She'd had a career in music, she had worked in real estate, and she was very good at both of those things, but she realized that she didn't feel fulfilled. She started volunteering with a man named Joseph Bradford, who you may remember from Episode 47. Joseph was the one-man food bank who started a nonprofit called the B.A.R.E Truth, which provides supplies, food, and transitional housing to people living without homes. Jordyn volunteered with Joseph in Los Angeles before taking a leap of faith and starting her own nonprofit, Twelve Months of Giving, which spotlights 12 noteworthy nonprofits every year, shining a light on the incredible organizations that are using their time and energy to create lasting change.In today's episode, Jordyn starts by sharing her favorite activity as a child, swimming, and how that created a sense of freedom for her. We dive into her career journey, which started at the age of 14 when she started singing which took her all the way to Japan, and Jordyn shares her common interest in speaking to and connecting with people, which she believes has driven her throughout her life. You'll learn how a campaign for the Be The Match bone marrow registry sparked the idea for 12 Months of Giving, what it felt like for Jordyn to finally connect with her purpose, and some of the unexpected benefits she has seen from the project, and Jordyn shares her advice for anyone wanting to start their non-profit. If you can relate to feeling unfulfilled, we hope that hearing Jordyn's story will inspire you to seek out opportunities to give back or to leave the world a better place than you found it, in whichever way resonates with you. Tune in today!

The more compassionate we are, the more we will want to help others, and often it is our own suffering that helps us understand those experiences outside of ours. Today we speak to Joseph Bradford about how the challenges of his childhood led him to dedicate his life to helping the homeless. Joseph started a non-profit called B.A.R.E. Truth, an organization that provides mentorship, independent living assistance, and wellness services to impoverished individuals and families, helping them attain healthy, purpose-driven lives, ultimately changing the economic and living conditions of communities. Our conversation begins as always with Joseph’s upbringing and he tells a story about being born to a very young mother as the oldest of his siblings. He talks about the responsibilities placed on his shoulders to look after those more vulnerable than himself, even while he was just a small kid. This sparked an early tendency in Joseph to be caring and to see that the people around him were safe before he thought of his own wellbeing. We hear about the many challenges Joseph faced through school and college before he finally wound up in California and began to help the homeless after giving away half his dinner one night. Joseph talks about consistently trying to lend a hand and how this process slowly scaled up to the point where he started B.A.R.E Truth. We spend the last part of our conversation focusing on good approaches to helping the homeless, the work Joseph does to keep his non-profit running, and the centrality of his desire to care in keeping him motivated each day.Key Points From This Episode:What childhood was like for Joseph growing up in the projects of Kansas City.How basketball helped Joseph feel free and escape being the oldest sibling.The feeling of responsibility that Joseph had as a child with no father figure.Lessons Joseph learned about the value of taking care of others as a child.The many people in Joseph’s family who died after his father did.Joseph’s relationship with his neighbor and his early definition of success.How Joseph offset being teased for being dark-skinned by being good at school.Life and responsibilities for Joseph in different shelters after his house burned down.More wealth and big changes for Joseph and his family after his mom got a boyfriend.How Joseph sold drugs during his struggling phase and why he stopped.Work and college for Joseph after high school and his mom and her boyfriend separated.Why Joseph wishes he encouraged his siblings more.Joseph’s opinion on drugs and alcohol and why he abstained.New challenges Joseph faced through different moves after finishing college.A desire Joseph developed to feed the hungry after giving a homeless person half his meal one night.How receiving help would have made Joseph’s life better and how this influenced his choice to help others.How Joseph learned property management with the goal of providing housing to the homeless.Joseph’s core desire to help people and how this feeds into his work with B.A.R.E Truth.The role Joseph’s mother played in keeping him motivated to achieve his dream.Connections Joseph built up as he secured food and spoke to different people.How Joseph straddled his job while also handing out food at night.Joseph’s explanation of the words that make up the name B.A.R.E Truth.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Light WatkinsJoseph Bradford on LinkedInB.A.R.E TruthB.A.R.E Truth on Instagram&a

From two very different background, Steven & Joseph took opposite pathways, yet both found themselves committed to a life centered around helping the poor.  In this double-header, hear about what drives a person to be so committed to helping others, how "virtue signaling" is best addressed, and what we all can do to promote a more kind & generous society.

This week, independent games journalist and host of the show, Gaming The Industry, Joseph Bradford joins me! We discuss the plagiarism scandal by Filip Miucin over at IGN, the latest Smash Brothers Direct, and the latest patch notes for PUBG on XBOX One. Also, did you know that Sony has sold over 525 million consoles since the PS1 era? We gave our thoughts on that too! 

This week my guest is Joseph Bradford! We discuss the firing of 2 ArenaNet employees.  Xbox One S and X get Dolby Vision Support.  Bioniks is developing a mobile Switch Dock. Fortnite is taking over the world.... and now supports gyro controls on the Switch! Also, we play a round of Gaming Would You Rather to end our show!  

This week I'm joined by Joseph Bradford from Gaming The Industry to discuss this week's biggest gaming news! We discuss Phil Spencer's admission that Microsoft hasn't always respected PC gamers.  Is the next Xbox coming out in 2020? Playstation Now may soon get a download feature and someone threatened to blow up the Nintendo NYC store! Plus, we'll go over our E3 predictions... it may surprise you who won! 

Quest 4 Pixels News Roundup for the Week of May 27, 2018 This week I'm joined by Joseph Bradford from Gaming the Industry! We talk about the passing of John Bain. Is Nintendo going to release an N64 classic edition? Nintendo UK is now letting people register for alerts on the Pokemon reveal. Xbox GamePass has added new games! is Sony working on a new handheld console? Also, we discuss E3 and give our top predictions as well as give some of your predictions in our mailbag section!

It’s another double-header episode this week! First up is Joseph Bradford from TikiGod Comics, creator of Angeli Arbitrium and Elle Moonbeard and the Seekers of Shine. He’s got a Kickstarter campaign happening now for that first title coming out in trade paperback, and you can support it by going to this link today! Here’s the book’s description: “An angel with her chosen, a man with a tarnished soul, a young woman with loss in her heart, and a boy with the capacity to change the world, find each other on the dusty road. They are dragged into a fight older then creation and are given the choice we all have. To fight for good or lay down to evil.” Be sure to support this great Indie comic today! Then we warp where this podcast has never gone before, chatting with Mike Johnson and Ryan Parrott, creators of Star Trek: Manifest Destiny among other great Trek comics coming from IDW Publishing! We talk about how the ongoing Star Trek series is coming to an end with issue #60, but never fear – news of more Trek coming from IDW will be released soon, likely at this year’s San Diego Comic Con! We also chat about the fabulous Trek crossovers, about what they’re each working on, and get into some Trek talk, of course! Be sure not to miss it! This interview begins at 29:29 into the episode! Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Wayne's Comics Podcast continues far into the future!

Angeli Arbitrium – that’s the name of the new comic from Joseph Bradford and his partners at TikiGodComics.com. During my recent trip to Shock Pop Comiccon in Fort Lauderdale, I met Joe and was introduced to his book during the first convention he attended as a comics pro, selling this first issue at the very first booth he set up to tell people about it. As a result, I got to chat with Joe about how the book came together, including finding artist Kay. We discuss the format of the series, the characters and what he has in mind both for this book and other projects he'll be sending our way. Don’t miss this fun and informative conversation with an up-and-coming creator! Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Wayne's Comics Podcast continues far into the future! Be back next week for another great interview with another great comics professional!

I’m joined this month by Joseph Bradford, contributor to Legendarium Media and the Gaming the Industry podcast. We talk about the importance of lore in gaming, what can be considered lore, and some of the specifics of how lore is handled in Lord of the Rings Online. Download | Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher Show … Continue reading Beyond Bossfights 12 – Lore →

In this Special Episode of Skyrim Off the Record we welcome Rob Bauer and Joseph Bradford as we discuss the HUGE news of the week: Elder Scrolls Online! [audio:http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/skyrimofftherecord.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/ep229final.mp3] Episode [...] Source