Podcast appearances and mentions of josh solomon

Our guest for Episode 75 is Josh Solomon, VP Sales, Ask-AI. Before joining Ask-AI in 2023, Josh held leadership positions at Ada and BioConnect. He brings more than a decade of experience to the conversation. In this episode, Ross and Josh discuss how you should be thinking about AI as a revenue leader. They explore the importance of zooming out, thinking medium term, and rebuilding your playbook with an AI-first approach.

It’s a regular-sized show sure to make you feel the need to loosen your belt a few notches! Johnnie Putman and Steve King bring a hefty helping of goodies just in time for Turkey Day 2024 that you can catch throughout the show! Keeping our streak of in-studio performances going are Josh Solomon and Erika […]

Josh Solomon, a session musician and member of the band Young Lovers, shares his journey into music and the challenges he faced as a member of a first-generation Filipino American family. Despite family pressure to pursue a more traditional career, Josh found support and validation within the music community. Links: Josh's Band: https://www.instagram.com/youngloversla/ Josh's IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecitypopbassist/?hl=en Yellow Chair Upcoming Events: https://yellowchaircollective.com/ycc-events/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage 03:01 Family Pressure and Finding Support 06:04 Discovering a Passion for Music 09:29 Dealing with Family Expectations 15:29 First Big Break: Opening for The Fall of Troy 23:00 Continuing to Pursue Music Despite Challenges 28:25 Navigating the Music Industry 31:32 Regret and Rediscovery 33:49 The Power of Expression in Music 36:25 Finding Your Voice 43:45 The Joy of Music 47:25 Maintaining a Childlike Appreciation 52:38 Overcoming Discouragement 55:06 Final Thoughts and Gratitude Takeaways Family pressure can be a significant challenge for first-generation musicians, but finding support within the music community can help navigate these challenges. Opportunities and validation, such as a big break or positive audience reactions, can provide affirmation and motivation to continue pursuing music. Physical challenges, like carpal tunnel syndrome, can be discouraging, but musicians often find ways to adapt and continue playing. The music industry can be tough and competitive, requiring musicians to pivot and find their own paths within it. Pivoting away from your passion doesn't mean giving up on it entirely. There may be other ways to stay connected to it and explore different aspects of it. Maintaining a childlike appreciation for music and finding joy in the process is crucial to staying motivated and inspired. Comparing yourself to others can be discouraging. Focus on your own journey and the progress you're making. The way you play now is just as important and beautiful as where you want to be in the future. Embrace the present moment and celebrate your growth. Don't be afraid to take breaks and let your passion breathe. Sometimes stepping back can lead to new perspectives and renewed inspiration.

Feb. 23, 2024 - Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon shares insights and analysis based on the latest pre-trial detention data published for New York.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul delivered her third State of the State address this week, where she made promises to address a range of issues including mental health, housing and infrastructure. Yet reactions to the speech from lawmakers and observers focused heavily on what was omitted. Months after declaring a state of emergency over the influx of migrants coming into the state, Hochul made no mention of it during her hour-long speech. On this episode of "The Eagle," Capital Bureau reporter Josh Solomon gives us the highlights of what was — and wasn't — in this year's State of the State. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leads really are the lifeblood of many retirement practices. However, changes in regulation both in the annuity and Medicare space may put an end to the market for leads as many agents know it. Danny Greeson and Josh Solomon from Introz join us today to talk about the changes agents will need to make in the future to find new clients. Links mentioned in the show: https://introz.com

Dr. Josh Solomon is a pediatric dentist and the owner of Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics of Livermore in Livermore, California. Over his 20 year career he has developed a reputation for being a leader and educator in advanced restorative techniques related to pediatric dentistry. He frequently hosts online and in-person CE courses and specializes in using the Bioclear matrix system. Dr. Josh is currently building a brand new office that includes a teaching center where he can host his courses. We have a fantastic discussion related to all things composite resins. We talk about magnification, isolation, light curing, injection molding, heating composite, using flowable, air abrasion, disclosing solution, bulk-filled resins.... the list goes on and on. We pack a ton of pearls and content into an hour long conversation. You can reach Dr. Josh on social media or his email for questions on upcoming CE events.

July 25, 2023 - In 2022, state lawmakers and Gov. Kathy Hochul pushed through changes to the state's pre-trial detention laws designed to keep repeat shoplifting offenders behind bars before trials, but the measure hasn't had much effect, according to Josh Solomon, a Capitol reporter for the Times Union.

Welcome to this week's episode! Our guest, Josh Solomon, a transformational coach and host of "Roadmap to Right Now" podcast, brings his expertise from the "Rise Thrive" Facebook community. We explore the powerful archetypes of the King and Queen and the significance of submission in personal growth. Get ready for profound insights and a transformative journey! Tune in now!Where to find Josh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshsolomoncoach/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joshsolomoncoachRise 2 Thirive: https://www.facebook.com/groups/622320218984917/?ref=shareThis episode is sponsored by Kus Culture! Join the Kus movement and check out their amazing vegan & cruelty-free hair care products. Hairdresser tried & tested! Check there out today: https://kusculture.com

On this week's edition of New York NOW (6/09/2023): It was the last scheduled week of this year's legislative session at the State Capitol in Albany. We'll tell you what happened. Josh Solomon from the Times Union and Rebecca Lewis from City & State NY have more analysis and news from the week. New York has invested more than half a billion dollars into the Olympics Regional Development Authority over the last six years alone. NPR's Brian Mann reports on how that money's been spent, and how that's impacted the region. (Read that story here.) Poem Renovation challenges users to express themselves by creating a new poem, with parts of an old one. Now, one teacher in New York has brought the concept into the classroom. Producer Catherine Rafferty has that story. Explore More: nynow.org

April 26, 2023 - Recommendations from a state task force examining upstate cellular coverage are back in the news after a fatal shooting in a rural corner of the Capital Region. Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon discusses how poor cell coverage entered into this tragedy and highlights a lack of action on improving upstate cellular service since 2021.

The Empty Pockets return to The Steve Cochran Show to talk about their life on tour, their new album, and the benefit inspired by lead singer Josh Solomon's brother, Will. Proceeds from Concert for Will's Place benefit the building of Will's Place Skokie, a sandwich shop set to open in the Spring of 2023 in downtown Skokie that will employ adults with disabilities in a safe and inclusive environment and serve an incredible menu to patrons. Get your tickets for the Concert for Will's Place at Eventbrite.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Johnnie and Steve kick off this packed show with Gino Salomone, entertainment reporter for Fox 6 in Milwaukee, to talk about all of the latest in movies, TV and his uncanny caricature, courtesy of Rob Lowe. Then, Josh Solomon & Erika Brett, members of local band The Empty Pockets, are back in-studio along with Josh’s […]

On this week's edition of New York NOW (4/14/2023): It's been two weeks since the state budget in New York was due, and we still don't have a final spending plan. We'll explain. Gov. Hochul announces a new nominee for chief judge. We'll tell you what we know. Zach Williams from the New York Post and Josh Solomon from the Times Union join us with more analysis. The internet is full of disinformation. How can you tell fact from fiction? We show you in the first part of our new series: NY& Media Literacy. Explore More: nynow.org

March 31, 2023 - Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon explains how drug courts are an important diversion program in the criminal justice system, but they've seen a sharp decline in utilization since New York reformed it's pre-trial bail and discovery laws.

On this week's edition of New York NOW (3/24/2023): The deadline for the New York State Budget is just days away, on March 31. We'll tell you where things stand. Anna Gronewold from POLITICO and Josh Solomon from the Times Union join us with a preview of what to expect in the final days of state budget talks. Assm. Ed Ra, the highest-ranking Republican on the Assembly Ways & Means Committee, joins us with his take on the budget. Learn More: nynow.org

On This Week's Edition of New York NOW: New York's state budget is due in less than three weeks. We'll tell you where things stand with this week's panel: Josh Solomon from the Times Union and Rebecca Lewis from City & State NY. What matters to upstaters in this year's state budget?Justin Wilcox from Upstate United joins us to discuss. We've got a few updates from the State Capitol, including another view on a Medicaid issue we covered a few weeks ago. Learn More: nynow.org

Feb. 23, 2023 - Gov. Kathy Hochul's failed bid to install Judge Hector LaSalle as the state's chief judge has unearthed a legal battle over the judicial confirmation process and the autonomy of the state Senate. Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon provides an update on the legal process and shares what he learned from a recent trip to the legislative library.

On This Week's Edition of New York NOW (1/20/2023): Gov. Kathy Hochul's nominee for New York's next chief judge gets a hearing at the State Capitol, and a rejection from the Senate. Yancey Roy from Newsday and Josh Solomon from the Times Union join us to chat about that, and other news from the week. New York's Climate Action Council approved a plan last month for how the state will respond to climate change and lower emissions over the next few decades. State DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos and Doreen Harris, president of NYSERDA, join us to discuss. Advocates for the Clean Slate Act kick off their efforts for this year's legislative session. Learn more: nynow.org

Jan. 19, 2023 - The state Senate Judiciary Committee voted on Wednesday against confirming Judge Hector LaSalle to fill the chief judge vacancy at the state's top court. Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon recaps some of the drama during LaSalle's confirmation hearing and explains what could happen next as Gov. Kathy Hochul tries to fill the top job at the state Court of Appeals.

Jan. 11, 2023 - Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon talks about public safety proposals from Gov. Kathy Hochul's State of the State address, including more changes to pre-trial detention, funding for additional law enforcement and prosecutors, and investments in alternatives to incarceration and reentry programs.

Jan. 11, 2023 - Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon talks about public safety proposals from Gov. Kathy Hochul's State of the State address, including more changes to pre-trial detention, funding for additional law enforcement and prosecutors, and investments in alternatives to incarceration and reentry programs.

Jan. 11, 2023 - Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon talks about public safety proposals from Gov. Kathy Hochul's State of the State address, including more changes to pre-trial detention, funding for additional law enforcement and prosecutors, and investments in alternatives to incarceration and reentry programs.

Oct. 12, 2022 - Times Union reporters Emilie Munson and Josh Solomon explain their deep dive into the use of corporal punishment at New York schools, including how often it's occurring and potential policy reactions from state lawmakers.

Oct. 12, 2022 - Times Union reporters Emilie Munson and Josh Solomon explain their deep dive into the use of corporal punishment at New York schools, including how often it's occurring and potential policy reactions from state lawmakers.

Oct. 12, 2022 - Times Union reporters Emilie Munson and Josh Solomon explain their deep dive into the use of corporal punishment at New York schools, including how often it's occurring and potential policy reactions from state lawmakers.

Josh Solomon and Erika Brett from The Empty Pockets join Steve and Johnnie, in for Dave Plier, to talk about their amazing new album, Outside Spectrum, and a very special fundraiser to benefit Will’s Place.

In the latest episode of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast we conclude our "Album Release Series" with Josh Solomon from the Empty Pockets. Josh is a long time MMM member who has used the strategies he initially learned in the program to help his band generate over $750,000 in online sales and generate numerous Billboard chart positions for several of their recent albums.Over the last few months Josh has been walking us through the release of their brand new album Outside Spectrum, and sharing the details of their marketing and promotion campaigns throughout the process. Well, their album just came out and we're both extremely excited to announce that it debuted at #1 on the Billboard Blues chart; an enormous achievement for any artist, let alone an independent artist who is truly doing it all on their own. Also notable is the fact that that the album hit #3 on the Americana/Folk Chart and #5 on the Top New Artists Albums Chart.In this episode Josh talks about what worked and what didn't, and gives a detailed accounting of how many of their sales came from each of the marketing and promotional strategies they employed for this release.This is a fascinating conversation and definitely not one to be missed.

Aug. 24, 2022 - Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon discusses the different approaches in New York to the supervised release of criminal defendants awaiting trial and explains the outcomes that have been tracked in recent years.

Radio promotion is one of those things that has been around since the very beginning of the recording industry and historically it has been absolutely key to breaking an act.However, radio promo is EXPENSIVE. It can cost you anywhere between a few grand and a few HUNDRED grand, depending on your format and your goals. And regardless of what you pay, there are no guarantees you will get the number of spins you are hoping for.So in a world where streaming and and the internet have changed the way people consume music, and with radio listenership waning, it begs the question... Should independent musicians still invest a portion of their budget in radio promotion?Find out in this episode of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast.This episode is yet another in the "album release" series with Josh Solomon from the Empty Pockets.

BTB welcomes two new guests, Josh Solomon and Phillip Conrad, onto the pod to talk about the trade deadline! From all the major moves like Juan Soto to the Padres to the smaller moves like a player for a player, we covered it all! We also have an episode for tomorrow, so stay tuned for that as well! See you tomorrow!

July 27, 2022 - It's been one year since then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency emanating from a persistent increase in gun violence and the formal disaster has had little positive effect, according to Times Union reporter Josh Solomon.

On this edition of Straight Up 5, the boys are back to talk about the historic events of last weekend involving Belmo and Breanna Clemmer! Plus, Josh Solomon joins the show! Follow the show on Twitter :@straightup5podFollow Johnny Jr on Twitter : @JPJr07Follow Rad Rob on Twitter : @RadRobGamingFollow Dr. Ocho on Twitter :@TheDROcho

May 20, 2022 - Times Union reporter Josh Solomon explains why the state's existing gun control laws didn't prevent the recent tragedy in Buffalo and outlines the legislative responses that might be advanced through the Capitol.

In episode #53 of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast we are going to walk you through the process of CREATING and PROMOTING a Spotify Pre-Save Campaign. It's no secret that one of the best ways to drive your streaming numbers up is to get added to popular playlists like Discovery Weekly and Release Radar, which are algorithmically generated.The best way to get picked up by any of these algorithmically generated playlists is to get a large number of followers and saves. HOWEVER, Spotify does not have a native pre-save option. But not to worry, in this episode we explain how to set up a pre-save page using third party services, and then how to promote that pre-save page for maximum impact.We also discuss how a Spotify campaign like this fits into a broader album release strategy....and if you enjoy the episode, be sure to leave a rating and review on whatever podcast app you use!

March 28, 2022 - Times Union capitol reporter Josh Solomon breaks down the high-profile public safety changes that Gov. Kathy Hochul is hoping to get included in the state budget.

In this episode we discuss the importance of marketing your music with funnels and the release of John Oszajca's new platform Tunepipe, a funnel builder for musicians. John is also joined by Empty Pockets front man, Josh Solomon who sits in to discuss his experience building funnels and ask various questions about John's new platform, TunePipe.

March 14, 2022 - For decades the grand steps on the eastern side of the Capitol in Albany have been in disrepair and they've been completely closed off to the public for more than six years, but the Times Union's Josh Solomon reports that a $41 million investment in the historic stairs could finally address long festering structural concerns.

On this week's edition of New York NOW: New York Democrats gather in New York City for the State Democratic Convention, where they designated their nominees for statewide office, including Gov. Kathy Hochul for governor. The party also designated its other nominees, but more happened at the gathering. Darrell Camp was there and has a full recap. State Democratic Chair Jay Jacobs joins us to discuss the party's strategy in this year's elections, and how to unify its different factions. We have an update on legislation to create a "Good Cause" eviction standard, which would set new rules for evictions in New York. New York City Mayor Eric Adams visits Albany, and Hochul says she's undecided on farm workers. Josh Solomon from the Times Union joins us with more. Learn More: nynow.org

Jan. 10, 2021 - After prolonged debate about the merits of the state's restrictions on the use of cash bail, we finally have (relatively) comprehensive data on the initial rollout of the criminal justice changes. Times Union Capitol reporter Josh Solomon helps us make sense of the state data and tries to decipher whether the pre-trial reforms have been a net positive or net negative for New Yorkers.

Nov. 2, 2021 - Times Union reporter Josh Solomon has been checking the receipts on then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo's summer gun violence emergency announcement, assessing what has actually been accomplished by the formal declaration and trying to get a full accounting of the funds earmarked for prevention measures.

St. Petersburg, Florida is wrestling with how to responsibly redevelop properties in this "boom town". Racial history plays a big role. Josh Solomon, a reporter for the Tampa Bay Times, joins us to break down the issues.

Ryan talks to Josh Solomon, St. Pete City Hall reporter for the Tampa Bay Times, about his story on a lawsuit filed against Tampa Bay Rays principal owner Stuart Sternberg by a group of minority owners.

Josh Solomon is the Director of Enterprise Sales at Ada Inc. Ada is an AI-powered platform that enables businesses to drive an incredible customer experience through scalable automation. Josh has built his entire career in sales, a field so important that he suggests a good sales professional is able to transfer their sales skills into life skills. We ask Josh about his journey through sales and dive into his philosophy around sales skills that are transferrable to life. He walks us through the important steps that sales professionals should understand, from nurturing a lead all the way to securing a customer. We also discuss how Ada's platform helps businesses and dispel the negative connotation around “chatbots”. Whether you want to become a better salesperson or want to learn must-have skills for your own personal development, this episode is for you! So sit back and listen to Josh sell us that pen. Timestamps 2:00 - It all starts in your head 8:15 - How to build rapid progress 11:25 - Get yourself out of comparison mode 15:20 - The Sales Industry and Ada Inc. 20:30 - How to become a better salesperson 31:27 - Sales is a dirty word 34:52 - Advice to new salespeople 44:20 - How Ada is helping businesses 50:40 - Josh's life-changing event 53:40 - Lightning Round --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode of Behind the Badge we speak to Lt. Josh Solomon who is in charge of the training of all new and veteran Deputies at the York County Sheriff's Office. We also talk about YCSO Use of Force continuum and the YCSO statistics that don't match up with what you might hear in the news.

Josh & Solomon welcome their first guest, Michael Hsu, and start off the inaugural episode with a bang! Segments include: The Week in Review, Player Comparisons to Cereal, Hater's Gonna Hate, and Hotseat.

We talk NFL mock draft with special guest Josh Solomon.

The current global pandemic has had a tremendous impact on musicians. The loss of the ability to perform live, the fact that our fans have less money to spend on non-essential items, and the fact that many of us have lost our day jobs during this time has really hit musicians hard. In the wake […] The post Lockdown: The Best Way To Generate Revenue From Your Music During The Global Pandemic appeared first on Music Marketing Manifesto.

Rick Horrow talks with MiLB team owner, Josh Solomon, about the role of a minor league baseball team in the community. Rick shares some of the biggest sports business items of the week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Josh Solomon, Reporter, Tampa Bay Times, joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss the Rays/Montreal debate in St.Pete.

Josh Solomon and Erika Brett of The Empty Pockets join Steve King and Johnnie Putman in-studio. The Empty Pockets’ often cerebral and sometimes playful indie-Americana sound draws from timeless classic rock, folk and blues. An old-school sensibility featuring rich harmonies and skilled instrumentalists, Rolling Stone Magazine aptly dubbed the band a “polished yet rootsy Chicago outfit.”  […]

On this week’s episode, we discuss coverage of the murder trial of John Jonchuck, the man who dropped his 5-year-old daughter, Phoebe, off a bridge one January night in 2015. Tampa Bay Times reporters Josh Solomon and Zachary Sampson, who covered the incident and have been in court for weeks, discuss the process and the challenges. Amy Hollyfield, the Times’ senior deputy editor for news, has been editing the daily coverage, and she hosts this week’s episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Erika Brett and Josh Solomon of The Empty Pockets join us today on our #podcast Cawffee Tawk New Music Monday.  The Empty Pockets have a dynamic musical style uniquely #Folksy, #Rock ‘n Roll and #Midwestern Soul and Josh and Erika entertain us on this episode both through the interview and with 2 songs - #Deerfieldand #TheGrind from their new album #Tanglewoods. Give the songs a listen! And come see this band when they are in your hood! This interview is being brought to you The Toadstool Pub  

In Episode #29 of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast we’re going to be talking about what it takes to get your music on to the Billboard Charts. Not so much from a numbers perspective (although we will address that as well), but instead we’re going to look at how an independent artist can take sales that […] The post What Does It Take To Make The Charts? appeared first on Music Marketing Manifesto.

In episode #22 of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast we are going to speak with Josh Solomon of The Empty Pockets. Josh is a Music Marketing Manifesto member who used what he learned in the course to transform his band’s last album release from a “flop” into an ENORMOUS indie success story. When the band’s […] The post 9 Billboard Chart Positions, 30,000 Email Subscribers, and 9000 Albums Sold Using MMM – Podcast Episode #22 appeared first on Music Marketing Manifesto.

Check out this fun conversation with Josh as the Hartford Yard Goats gear up for the home opener April 13th at the brand new Dunkin' Donuts Park. Josh talks about growing up liking baseball and buying the New Britain Rock Cats(804min). We also discuss the problems with getting the new stadium done(1040min) and what fans shoud expect when Dunkin' Donuts park is open (1945min). Plus, why he decided the Yard Goats logos would mirror the Hartford Whalers (1650min). Check it out and more!

The Empty Pockets vocalists, Erika Brett and Josh Solomon, join Steve and Johnnie for an in-studio tune. The couple met while Josh was acting in The Buddy Holly Story. Check them out when they play a house show in Champaign on September 11 – and find out here how you can earn two free songs!