Podcast appearances and mentions of josh gold

April 29, 2025 - New Yorkers are used to high insurance costs, for everything from property coverage to a foster care program, and now the cost of car insurance has prompted the ride sharing industry to push for change. We talked with Josh Gold, senior director of public policy and communications at Uber, about the ramifications of costly insurance coverage and how state policymakers could address the problem.

Josh Gold is a spokesperson for Uber and joined Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News to explain their position.

Josh Gold is a spokesperson for Uber and joined Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News to explain their position.

Josh Gold, the head of Public Affairs for UBER joined Tom Hauser today on The WCCO Morning News, to discuss the latest in negotiations with the City of Minneapolis.

Josh Gold, the head of Public Affairs for UBER joined Tom Hauser today on The WCCO Morning News, to discuss the latest in negotiations with the City of Minneapolis.

Welcome to NAA's Apartmentcast, the official podcast of the National Apartment Association. On this episode, we sit down with NAA's Josh Gold, Senior Vice President, Member Education, Programs, & Affiliate Engagement, to discuss the launch of NAA and HD Supply's newest program, Maintenance Legends. Nominate a legendary maintenance professional today!

Each week Khadijah Adams hosts cannabis industry operators, advocates, and allies to discuss issues related to social equity and highlight their experiences, challenges and success stories as people of color in the cannabis industry. This episode, Mike Lomuto guest hosts for Khadijah and is joined by Josh Gold of National Business Capital. Listen through the episode for a special promotion offer from National Business Capital, exclusively for Cannabis Minority Report listeners. #BlackLivesMatter #StopAsianHate #CannabisIsEssential #PRIDE © 2022 National Cannabis Industry Association and NCIA Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Committee

Josh Gold on küberjulgeolekupoliitika ekspert, kes on sündinud 1996. aastal Torontos ning on ema poolt teise põlvkonna eestlane ja isa poolt juudi päritolu kanadalane. Joshil, või Jukul nagu eestlased teda kutsuvad, on bakalaureusekraad Toronto ülikoolist, kus ta õppis rahu ja konflikti uuringuid ning Euroopa uuringuid. Oma lõputööga keskendus ta aga küberjulgeolekule, uurides 2007. aasta küberrünnakuid Eestis ning sellest tulenenud küberturvalisuse arenguid. Juku on elanud ka lühikest aega Eestis, kui tegi suvepraktikat Tallinnas asuva NATO küberkaitse koostöö oivakeskuses, mis oligi alguspunktiks tema tööle küberkaitse ja küberpoliitika valdkonnas. Sellest ajast alates on Juku olnud seotud erinevate uurimistöödega küberkaitse, -diplomaatia, -konflikti, internetihalduse, ja muudel sarnastel teemadel nii Toronto ülikooli kodanikulabori juures kui konsultandina Eesti välisministeeriumi küberpoliitika osakonnas, keskendudes ÜRO küberteemadele. Ta on olnud ka aktiivne Kanada ja üleilmse Eesti kogukonna tegevustes, ning on praegu juhatuse liige Eestlaste Kesknõukogu Kanadas ning ka MTÜ Ülemaailmse Eesti Noortevõrgustikus. Akadeemiliselt kuulub Juku korporatsioon Rotalia Toronto koondisesse. Juku on esindanud ujujana ka Eesti koondist 2018. aasta Euroopa meistrivõistlustel. Selles saates räägime Mitmekeelsest perekonnast, kus eestlus oli alati aukohal. Eesti vanaisa memuaaridest, mis panid Joshi mõistma, kuidas ajalugu ei ole kunagi mustvalge. Kuidas kutse NATO küberkaitse ümarlauda on mõjutanud tema järgnevat elukäiku. Eesti rollist küberjulgeoleku teemadel ning küberturvalisuse tulevikust. Enda tulevikuplaanidest, kus loodab kord ka pikemalt Eestis elada ja töötada. Joshi mõjutanud raamatutest. Muide, Josh ootab huviga ka soovitusi eesti kirjandusele, mida ta võiks kindlasti lugeda. Liitu uudiskirjaga www.globaalsedeestlased.org, et uus saade jõuaks iga nädal sinu postkasti!

In this episode of CHATTINN CYBER, Marc Schein interviews Josh Gold, Cyber Insurance Lead at Anderson Kill, one of the top law firms in the North-East. Josh is a shareholder in Anderson Kill's New York office. He has represented numerous corporate and non-profit policyholders in various industries. Josh's practice involves matters ranging from international arbitration, data security, directors and officers insurance, business income/property insurance, commercial crime insurance, admiralty, cargo, and marine insurance disputes. He has been lead trial counsel in multi-party bench and jury trials and has negotiated and crafted scores of settlement agreements including coverage-in-place agreements. As an individual with extensive experience working around technology, Josh explains that technology is here to stay. Young attorneys can eye many opportunities in this area, counseling and guiding clients in the times to come. Josh explains the landmark decision during the DFW case. He describes the fraud that happened and why it was a hard-fought case. He further shares that there has been some real traction for policyholders in getting insurance coverage for cyber-related claims today, not just under a cyber policy but also under many other business insurance policies. Josh also talks about Landry's case. He explains how they had their payment card information stolen. Landry's got into a fight with their merchant bank, claiming that their retailer was responsible for the breach of their customers' payment card information. The legal fight between the merchant bank and Landry's lasted a while. However, Landry's was, in the end, able to secure a decent win. Josh further expands on various property insurance cases in 2020 and how insurance coverage works in those cases. Josh and Marc discuss the threats due to cybersecurity breaches in the future and why it could go beyond money and information to bodily injuries and threats to life. He explains the importance of cyber hygiene and why we need to be more thoughtful about such instances in the future. Josh ends the conversation on an optimistic note and shares that there is scope for preventing cybersecurity crimes in the future. He shares that sound backup systems and cybersecurity hygiene could help us in the same. Highlights: “The changes in tech are exponential each year, and sadly, for our clients and for society at large, I don't think cybercrime is going away, I think we're going to be living with a lot of problems, a lot of perils. And I think they're only going to get worse before they get better.” “It was a hard-fought case [DFW case]; it took years to secure both the district court and the circuit court appellate rulings that we obtained, but a very good day for policyholders and I think we're starting to see some real traction for policyholders getting insurance coverage for cyber-related claims, not just under a cyber policy, but under lots of other business insurance policies.” “For really serious breaches, you may need all of that coverage to really fit all of the pieces of the puzzle involving the losses and damages that certainly arise from a breach.” “If you had 10,000 great employees who were observing good hygiene, it just takes one or five of them to maybe compromise the organization systems.“ “I'm hoping that as we all become more sophisticated users, either as individuals in our personal lives or in our professional lives, when we're remote, learning, remote working, communicating with our own devices, even if it's through a web portal, we're more careful about these things.” “It's my hope that between maybe having good backup systems that are insulated from your day to day computing operations, and then having kind of this - if all else fails group that can help you for free, get decryption tools, get your data back without having to pay a hefty ransom. That gives me some hope, that gives me some optimism that there can be an...

Heads of school C. B. Neugroschl (Maayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls) and Rabbi Menachem Linzer (Hillel Torah) along with leadership coach Jane Taubenfeld Cohen join Josh Gold in a discussion of leadership coaching: what it is, how it works, why school leaders need it.

Two psychologists, Dr. Yali Werzberger, director of guidance and pupil personnel services at the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway (HAFTR), and Dr. Mordechai Schiffman, assistant professor at Yeshiva University’s Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education, join Josh Gold in a timely discussion of the principles of positive psychology, its importance for teachers and students and its relation to Jewish values and texts.

Yosef Gillers and Sara Just-Michaels, co-directors of Grow Torah, join Josh Gold to discuss their work leading a team of environmental educators employed in many day schools and camps. They explore their philosophy and pedagogy and the benefits of this learning for students.

Tikvah Wiener, founding head of The Idea School in Tenafly, New Jersey, joins Josh Gold to discuss the goals and impact of project-based learning, the educational philosophy upon which her school is based. They talk about student agency, self-actualization and reaching deeper levels of knowledge.

How does Canada approach cyber security and the challenges of cyber diplomacy? In this episode, a cyber expert from the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab, Josh Gold, discusses how Canada is addressing the challenges of cyber security and governance. In it, he discusses the fact that Canada has typically approached the topic on an ad hoc basis, and discusses some of the ways that Canada and multinational institutions can better approach the topic and create a safe and fair playing field around the world.

We discuss Stanley Prannin and Josh's massive project of taking over Aikido Journal. We cover his experimentation with Jeff Imada and putting aikido's knife defenses to pressure testing. Josh also shares his views on the future of aikido and his new leadership project. Aikido Journal: www.aikidojournal.com ( http://www.aikidojournal.com/ ) Budo Accelerator: www.budoaccelerator.org ( http://www.budoaccelerator.org/ ) For more information about Spirit Aikido Online: http://spiritaikido.com/spiritaikidoonline Paypal tipjar: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=B6AX94H6N4HBG

This week I'm joined by Josh Gold, a BFA Acting Major from Penn State University. If you're interested in being interview on the show, please email me at auditionseasonpodcast@gmail.com.

Organ music immediately sets the mood for fans, fills breaks in the action, and engages the crowd. Hear the story of St. Louis Blues’ rallying cry, Gloria, and engage with your hockey team’s organist on Twitter. Links and notes related to this episode can be found at https://mpetersonmusic.com/podcast/episode10   Facebook Page Instagram LinkedIn

Dan is joined by Uber executive Josh Gold to talk about how New York City just voted to limit the number of Uber vehicles and enforce a minimum wage for drivers. Dan also talks about how Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is trying to address the controversy surrounding Alex Jones on its platform, and the failure of a big media merger in his "Final Two".

Roy Dean talks with Josh Gold about his media work with Aikido Journal, his experience at the 2005 Aiki Expo, and shares his impressions on Bruce Bookman and Koichi Tohei.  Learn more about our new Ki Aikido course with Koichi Tohei (10th dan): https://academy.aikidojournal.com/p/Ki-Aikido    

Podcast with Josh Gold, ATA's Education Programs Manager by R3 Manager

Lisa Bodell award-winning author and CEO of futurethink. As a futurist and expert on change, she has helped thousands of senior leaders ignite innovation at Google, Pfizer, Lockheed Martin, and more. Lisa is an inspired speaker who has brought her message to over 30 countries and nearly 100,000 people each year.Her new book, Why Simple Wins, will be released this October Josh Gold senior director at AEG Global Partnerships, Josh Gold is responsible for driving revenue growth for a number of AEG Live's top tours and music festivals, such as Firefly and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. In addition, Josh also works across AEG's sports and facilities division facilitating partnerships tied to the LA Galaxy, LA Kings and STAPLES Center. For additional information, go to www.aeglive.com Jeffrey Schweig co-founder and president of Alchemy3. He runs the full-service marketing agency, which specializes in the gaming industry with a focus on lotteries, rewards programs and mobile app development. Visit www.alchemy3.com to learn more For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!

we got sent a bunch of Wonderfull christmas songs recorded by you guys this year and we didnt have any episodes to play them on, so they are all getting put into one songs only podcast episode!here is the play list:Oh Holy Night - Nate ButlerRudolphe - Ryan PooleThe Christmas Song - Zack Slater, Jordan and Josh Gold, Frankencense, and Brr - Chris Graue / Lo(u)serTell it on the mountain - Ryan and LaurenOver the River - CoeAuld Lang Syne - CoeHappy holidays and stuff!

Aikido knife defenses need to be overhauled and updated. I go into my crisis of faith regarding knife defenses, and share the approach I decided on to address it.Josh Gold's article "Knife Defenses: Death by Disarm" on Aikido Journal:https://aikidojournal.com/2016/09/06/knife-defenses-death-by-disarm/  For more information about Spirit Aikido Online:http://spiritaikido.com/spiritaikidoonlinePaypal tipjar:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=B6AX94H6N4HBG